The Washington herald., 1910-09-01
WHOM BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
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COOLEY, RICHARD D. - Outhelder,
pitcher. and first baseman; St Louis
Nationals. 1875: Pittsburg Nationals,
1895; Philadelphia Nationals. lS97-9S
captain Philadelphia Nationals, 1899
Pittsburg Nationals, 1900; Boston Ma
1906: Topeka. 1S06-07 batted $40 IN 1885,
so in lSs6. 81 in 1897, and 81 in 1855
CooLTY, J.-Catcher; Cincinnati Unions,
1884
COOMBS. JOHN W.-Pitcher: Phuadel-
phia Americans. lef6-07- 0S-09-l0; batted
- In twenty-four games in 1896.
COoNEY. FRANK C.-outhelder; wor-
cester, 1881; Cincinnati, 1894.
CooNET. ..y@-shorts1op: Chicago IA
tionals. 1892: Providence. S93.
COONEY. WILLIAM-Boston Nationals,
1899
COoNEY. M-Inhelder: Cleveland Ma
tionals. 1910
COONS. W. R.-Catcher; Athletics ma
tional League), 1876.
COOPER. FLETCHER-Pitcher; born in
Cleveland; Cincinnati american Asso-
ciation). 1885.
COOPER. Pitcher: Dallas, 1907; Chi
cago Americans, 1903
CORBETT, JOSEPH Cbrother Of JIM
Pitcher; born San Francisco, 1873;
pitched for local teams in san Fran
cisco: Washington. 1895; Baltimore, 1870
IS. Norfolk (Va). 1895; Scranton, 1896;
baltimore Aug IL, 1851: Washington
Nationals, 1925: Baltimore Nationals,
ISq5-96-g7: St. Louis Nationals 1904. re-
leased at own request August, 1904;
played in world series Of 1895 and lS9l
CORCORAN, IsAWRENCE-The leading
pitcher Of 1879; born in Brooklyn. lS6l;
EQr-7e ISL
Buffalo. 1877: Spring6eld, lSls-ls; Chi
cago Nationals, lSS0-Sl-S2-SS-s4-S5; New
York Nationals 1856; Washington Ma
tionals (two months, l&b; pitched
no-hit game Chicago vs. Boston, Au-
gust 10. 1850: one September %. lSS1,
Chicago VS.. Worcester. and July q. 1854
Chicago vs.. Providence; had great
speed and troublesome curve; died 1881.
CORCORAN, s. Catcher; Atlantics.
1SS2. BROOKLYN american AssociauOn),
1884: New York Nationals. 1856.
CORCORAN. PHILIP-Shortstop; Meri-
den Conn., 1S9S: Cincinnati Ma
tionals. 1885 Acknowledgement.
CORCORAN. THOMAS W.-Shortstop;
Pittsburg Players League, 1880; Ath-
letics american Association. 1871;
Brooklyn Nationals, lS92-93-94-95-96. St
Louis Nationals 1886: Cincinnati Ma
tionalS 1875 90 -0l- 02-03-04-O5-06 New
York Nationals. 1907: batted 800 in 1884.
COREY. FRED H.-Substitute outhelder
and pitcher; Baltimore, 1872, Worcester
Nationals, iSS0-Sl-S2-SS; Athletics (Amer-
lean Association. 1SSS-S4-S5-S6.
CORKHILL, JOHN S.-First baseman
and oUthelder; born in Philadelphia,
IS6S: Philadelphia. 1928. Cincinnati
american Association, lSS2-S3-S4-S0-S5-
81. Brooklyn american Association,
1856 Cincinnati american Association.
1855; Brooklyn american Association,
- Tr~ kAn
letics american Association, 1881 /;
Pittsburg Nationals. 1912; batted $50
in 1887; played in the world series Of
1SS9-9O.
CORRIDOR, FRANK pitcher: Chi
cago Nationals. l902-03-04; Philadelphia
Nationals, l9O4-O5; Williamsport, 1906,
where he won twenty-five and lost
eleven: Philadelphia Nationals, is07-0S-
%: Cincinnati Nationals. 1910.
CORRIDOR. PHILIP-Outfelder Phila-
delphia Nationals. 1884: Indianapolis
(American Association, 1884
COTE. H.-outaelder; Louisville Ma
tionals, 1895.
COUGHLIN, WILLIAM-Infelder and
third baseman; Kansas City. 1900:
Washington Americans. 190l-02-03-04:
Detroit Americans. lsO4-05-o6-Ol-OS; cap
tain in 1sO7-0s: sold by Washington TO
Detroit for $500 July q. 1904; played in
the world series OF 1S05-0S
CoUGHLIN. W. E.-outhelder: Chicago
Nationals, 1890,
COUDSON, E.-Uulity; Cincinnati Ma
tionals, 1905.
COURTENY, ERNEST E.-Third base
man: Boston Nationals. 1902: New York
Americans, 1903: Detroit Americans.
1903; Buffalo. 1904. when he folded 800
Philadelphia Nationals. 1905-O6-07-OS; Jer-
sey City, 1909; Providence, 1s09-10.
COUTZ. B.-Catcher; Baltimore (Ameri-
can Association, 1sSS
CoVALESKIE, HARRY-Pitcher; PhiIa-
delphia Nationals, l90S-09. Cincinnati
Nationals. 1910
cox. ROBERT-Inhelder and shortstop;
Detroit Nationals 1884: Pittsburg "a.