The Washington herald., 1910-08-26
WHO'S WHOINBASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
Copyright. 1910. by The Washington HeraId-l

BRADY. JAMES W.-Piteher; Phnadel-
phia Nationals. 1906; Pittsburg Nation
ais, 1906
BRADY. M.-Infelder; Philadelphia Ma
tionals. 1897.
BRADY. STEPHEN A.-Noted second
baseman and manager; born In Wor-
cesteT, Mass, 1855, began al third with
Hartford, 1874; Washington %. CO club,
1875; Rhode Islands Proyidencel. 1876;
second base and captain Of Rochester,
49, where he batted .3i3: Springfield
(Mass.l, 1878; Worcester, 1873; Roches-
ter, 1880; second base and captain OF
Metropolitans. 1880 81 81 S3-S4-S5-S6-87;
played in the world series Of 1884.
BRAIN, DAVID LA third baseman;
with ST. Paul. 1901; Buffalo EASTERN,
1902, 81. Louis National, l9O3-O4-O0; Pitts
burg National. 1906 Boston National.
l906-07 Cincinnati National. 1905; New
York National, 1908; Buffalo EASTERN,
1909-10 St Paul a. A., 1910; made
record Of 10 home runs in 1907.
BRAINARD. ASA-A brilliant pitcher,
who. With Doug" Allison formed the
celebrated battery Of the Cincinnati
Reds In 1869, on their tour from Maine
70 California, and never lost game;
played with Cincinnati also I'm 1870;
olympics, OF Washington. 1S7l-I2; Bal
tmOre. 1874
BRANDON. CHESTER NJ. C"Chick''l--A
played with Pittsburg (Kans.), 1904;
Muskogee (Okla-). 1905: Independence
(Kans) l9O6-O7: Kansas City, i901-0S;
Pittsburg National, i909-l0; height, 5
feet. S inches; weight, Isl pounds.
BRANDT. WILLIAM-Pitcher born In
Chambersburg, Pa, 1876; began with
amateurs ia 1888, HagerstOWn MD,
1884: Portsmouth (Va.). lSS5-S6. where
he made an excellent record; Philadel-
phia National, 1897; New London, 1898;
Birmingham tSouthern). 1901: Mont
gomery (soutkern). 1904; Duluth, 1908
BRANSFIELD. WILLIAM r. C'Kitty.)
Noted first baseman and heavy bat
ter; born in Worcester. Mass, lSl5; be-
gan with Grafton CMass.l. 1877; Boston
National 1898; loaned 10 Brockton. 1885,
and TO Newport. 1898: Boston National
July. 1895; Worcester ls99-1900 (bat-
ted BID; Pittsburg National. 190l-9 o.
o.; Philadelphia National. l9Oo-06-07 -o9-
09-10: played in world series OF 1903;
batted sos in 1902 and 800 in 1905.
BRASHEAR. NORMAN-Inielder began
with the Interstate League, 1898; Louis
Vile National (try-ouO, 1899. Fort
Wayne club 1891; Kansas City (Te-
beau's team. 1900-Ol.
BRASHEAR, ROY F.-Inhelderi born at
Ashtabula. Ohio. 1871, began with St
Joseph club CWestern Association, 1898:
Bloomington Qll). 1899; Sioux City, 1900;
Minneapolis CWesteTnl, 1901; St. Louis
National. 1902; Philadelphia National,
1905
BREDBERG. G. W.-National League
umpire, 1873
BREITENSTEIN. THEO.-The best left
handed pitcher IN his day, born Isl;
Grand Rapids, 1891: St. Louis National
1891 -93-94-95; Cincinnati bought him
for $4,000 IN lS5-96-g7-9S, st. Louis Ma
tional. 1S99-l900: St Paul. 1901. St Louis
National 1901; Memphis, 1901. New Or
Uffrncd a oh
Louisville VS.. St Louis. October 4, 1891,
and another, Cincinnati VS.. ST. Louis,
April -, 1895
BRENNAN. ADDISON F-A pitcher; be-
gan with La Harpe: Kansas City "a.
Al: lola. 1905; Wichita. 1893; Cincinnati
National 1899; Philadelphia National.
1910; height feet, II inches; weight
10 pounds.
BRENNAN. JOHN-Catcher; St Louis
UniOns) 1854: American Association
umpire 1854: National League umpire
1884; st. Louis League, 1855; Athletics
american Association. 1855. Kansas
City american Association. 1885; Ath-
letiCs, 1889; Cleveland players LeagUe),
1890; Denver (Western), 1891.
BRESNAHAN. D.-Third baseman; with
Baltimore a. A., 1883; Quicksteps. or
Wilmington, 1855 as outhelder; Roch-
ester, ISIS; Binghamton. lSS; Scran-
ton CnternauonaD, hrst beseman, 1871.
BREsNAHAN. PHILIP-Catcher: Sagi-
nav (Wis.-Iil). 1905; New York Nation
ais. 1909: brother OF Roger.
BRESNAHAN. ROGER P.-Pitcher and
catcher; born in Ireland. 1850. Lima
club Qnterstate) 1886. Washington Ma
tionals. 1875; Minneapolis (WesternI,
1899; Chicago Nationals. 1900; Baltimore
Americans. le0l-02. where McGTaw made
a catcher out Of him: New York Ma
tionals. s02-0S-04-05-06-07-0S. New York
traded him with ST. Louis for Raymond.
Murray and Schlei; st. Louis. Nation
ais. 1899; manager St. Louis Nationals.
1S09-10: first catcher 10 use shin guards,
life insured for $4,000, favor NJ. s.
Robson owner OF club: played in
world series. 1906; batted $50 in 1903
and 1902 IN 1905: had neither put-out nor
assist while catching ten-inning game
(New York VS.. Pittsburg. July IS. 1903
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW,