The Washington herald., 1910-08-20

ALLEN, NJ. S.-Second baseman; VIZ
glnia american Association, 1884; mi
nor leagues. 1856: Cleveland (Ameri-
can Association. 1887; Kansas City
american Association. 1855; batted
$50 in 1887; fielded .sSS. in 1855, in thirty
three games
ALLEN. ROBERT GA well-known in
ielder. captain. and manager; born in
Marion, Ohio. 1867; began as shortstop
with the Mansfield (Ohio) club, in 1887
IS; Pittsburg National, 1889; Daven-
port Qowa. 1889; Philadelphia Nation
al, O-9l-92-99-9i, captain in the last
three years; in 1897. with Boston Ma
tional he batted 800 in thirty-three
games and helded $40; IN the inter
val he was manager Of minor league
teams, including that 81 Detroit West
ern) playing in sixty-one games in 1897.
then batting .237 and fielding third
among shortstops: Minneapolis west
ern), IN 1898. where he led shortstops in
12i games; played in worlds series Of
1897 holds shortstop record OF $50
chances accepted in 1892.
ALLISON. ANDREW Kan old-time
first baseman; famous in the formative
period of the game. he was born IN
New York. in 1858, and lent great
strength to the Eckfords, OF Brooklyn,
in 1871 and 1872.
ALLISON. ARTHUR A noted out
fielder: born In Pennsylvania, in 1851;
played with the Forest City club. OF
Cleveland. in lSu-72; the Hartford club,
in 1875; first base for the Washingtons.
in 1875: outfeld for the Louisville Ma
tionaI. 1876, and with the winning Red
Caps. OF St Paul. in ls77.
ALLISON. DOUGLAS-A great catcher
OF the early days. who with Brafnard,
formed the most noted battery Of those
times. He was born IN Manayunk Pa.
in 1876; played with the Geary Club. OF
Philadelphia. 1865: Cincinnati Red Stock
ings throughout their campaign Of VIC
tory in 1S6S-69-7O; Olympics. Of Washing
ton, lS1: Troys, 1871. Eckfords. Of
Brooklyn. 1872; Resolutes, OF Eliza
beth. 1873: Mutuals. 1914: Hartford.
1S75-76-T; Providence. ISIS; Capital City
Club. OF Albany. 1879; caught hare
handed every game on the Red Stock
ings' trip and never lost a game, made
a fielding percentage OF .sA in 1876
ALDERMAN, CHARLES A second
baseman, who played with the Daven-
port club CThree-Eye League) in 1s02-O5-
0i-05; Brooklyn National. 19O6-O7-OS-0g: in
his first year in major league. 1906. he
batted .252 and fielded $40. and made
single, two doubles, and a home run
In one game off Pfeister and Doner:
with Flint (Southern Michigan, in 1909,
he batted 80 and fielded $40 on the
outheld; second base for Rochester
EASTERN. 1910.
ALTIZER. DAvID-Shortstop born IN
Pleasant HIN. H.. 1878; enlisted in Uni
ted States army 1892 and went through
tho Boxer uprising m China. short
stop Of the famous nine in Battery II.
IN Philippines; best player in the army:
Connecticut League. 1902; Toledo. 1893;
Meriden- Springfield Comm league. 1884,
O5; Lancaster CTri-State). 1896: Wash
ington American. lsO6-07-OS: Cleveland
paid Washington $4,000 for Aluzer and
Falkenberg, 1908; Chicago American.
ANNe"AD 1AADA l1LDEs -AAAAALlGh JO44s - ~
1910
ALTROCk. NICK-Pitcher; born Gin
cinnau. 1876: Louisville National. 1883:
Grand Rapids. 1S9s-99: Syracuse. 1900;
Toronto, 1901; Los Angeles. 1901 Mil
waukee. 1902; Boston American, l902-03;
IN first game with Boston against CHI
cago, In 1903, eight runs were made OF
him IN the first inning, yet Comiskey
bought him for Chicago. 1sO3-Of-05-O6-07-
OS-09; Washington American. 1903: Min
neapolis. 1910; played in worlds series
Of 1906; holds pitchers fielding record
Of .sSS for 1905; in 1908, pitched a ls-in-
ming tie, %, Washington VS.. Chicago.
July TO-
ALvORD. w Gan inheIder: best
known in Western leagues; played first
base with st. Louis "a. A.. 1SS4-s5. St
Louis National. 1855: Milwaukee West
ern). 1856; Des Molnes CWestern). 1857
IS (champions) 1859; Kansas City "a. A..
1889; third base, Toledo "a. A.. 1890;
Washington a. A. 1891; St Paul and
Fort Wayne CWestern Association. 1892.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.