The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

40 games: Detroi. Americans. 1903; New
York Americans. 1s09-1J.
WARING, SAM F-Outfelder: Phiiadei-
phia Nationals, 1881.
WARKLY, L.-Outhelder: Hornells. 1871
WARNER, J. J.-Catcher; Louisville Ma
tionals. 1S95-96; New York Nationals
1881 9s- go ls00-01: Boston Americans
1902: New York Nationals. 1s0Z-03-04, for
Sc games. Detroit Americans 1900, foI
"a games; St. Louis Nationals, 1903, for
Al games; Washington Americans, 1906
07-oS for 81 games; caught 81 games In
1906
WARNER, FREDERICK J.-Infelderi
Centennials 1876. Philadelphia Athlet-
les. 1916; Indianapolis Nationals, lae-Fl-
rs; Cleveland Nationals. 1879; Philadel-
phia Nationals 1855 for IS games
, Brooklyn, American Association, 1854
Nationals Of Washington, 1850; Merritt
1888, leading third basemen and leading
batter. with 800
WARNER. W. Third basemani In
dianapolis 1876.
WARREN, +. W.-Third basemani Chi
i issi i''' Lave oaA' i'''' fOf' wayne
WATERMAN. f. A.-Third baseman;
Cincinnati, 1870; Olympics, Washington.
1sn; catcher, 1872. substitute. Washing
ton, lSlS; Chicago. 1915. Tecumseh, 1871.
WATKINS, W. H.-Second baseman
Bay Cit, 1884; Indianapolis, American
Association, 1851; manager Detroit
Nationals 1887: president Pittsburg
Nationals. 1898: president and manager
Indianapolis Americans. 1900
WEAVER, P.-Piteher; Athletics 1877;
Milwaukee. 1875. Eclipses, American AS
section. 1888. leading pitchers.
WEAVER, c. F.-Catcher: st. Louis Ma
tionals. 1903: Pittsburg Nationals. 1903;
Minneapolis. 1904; St Louis Americans,
1906 for q games; Chicago Americans,
1903. for 10 games; Minneapolis and IN
dianapolls for 81 games. 1905: Indian
apolis, 1905.
WEBB. CLEON L-Pitcher: Pittsburg
Nationals. 1910.
WECKBECKER, PETER-Catcher: New
York Nationals 1881: Louisville, Amer
lean Association. 1880; played in the
worlds series OF 1890
WIEDMAN, GEORGE E.-Pitcher-out-
fielder: Buffalo. 1880; Rochester. $780,
Detroit Nationals. lss1-82 -S3-S4-S5, for rs
games: Kansas City Nationals. 1886:
New York Nationals. 1857; Detroit Ma
tiOnals 1887
WEIHE, JOHN-outhelder; Cincinnati.
American Association, 1881; Indianap-
oils. American Association. 1854
WIENER, H-Outfielder; Dubois, 1907;
Chicago Nationals, 1908, for Is games;
led batting in Interstate in 1857 with
.58 In 90 games.
WEIMGR, JAKE-Pitcher; Chicago Ma
tionals 10000 -02-03-04-C5, Boston Nation
ais, 1906: Cincinnati Nationals. 1906 for
Al games; 1S07-0s New York Nationals,
l90S-09-l0 In exchange for Spade, re-
instated. February, 1909.
WEIGH, M.-Pitcher; Troy Nationals,
lSs0Sl-S2; New York Nationals. lS3 for
81 games; ISS4-S5-S6-SI-S s. s9-S0-9l; outheld-
er. Cincinnati. 1882; Baltimore, 1892,
played in the world series OF lsSS-S9.
WEIGH. CURTIs-Outhelder Toledo.
Northwestern. 1883; Toledo, American
Association. 1854: St Louis. American
Association. 1SS5-Se-s7; Athletics. Amer
lean Association. lSS8-S9-90; Baltimore,
American Association. 1880: Toledo.
American Association, 1850, Louisville
NatlGnal- fe9'- ha.rr4 9'7 Or fNN-- play
ed in the world series OF 1Ss5-G5-s7.
WELDAY. d.-Outfelder. Joplin, 1905;
g Chicago Americans l307-08-03. Minne-
apolis. 1908 for rs games. 4
WELLS, JACOB-Catcher: Detroit Ma
tiOnals. 1855: ST. LOUIS. American Assoc
citation. 1890
WEEDEN, PERRY-PithCer, St Louis
Unions, 1884. Toledo American AssOcia-
ton. 1880: Baltimore. American AssO-
citation, 1891 Louisville. American Asso-
citation, 1881; First baseman. St. Louis
Nationals. 1925. and 1897. Minneapolis
Americans. 1866: hatted goo In 1891: 33l
IN 1851. and .Sl5 in 1900: Fargo. 1901