The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-27

ing, I907-08: Harrisburg, Lancaster, and
Trenton (Tri-State), 1859
BRIDWELL, ALBERT-Shortstop born
al Portsmouth, Ohio, 1881, began with
Columbus. 1903: Atlanta. lgS-O4 Glncln-
natl National 1866, traded with Boston
National for Jim Delehanty, l99S-Ol (;
traded along with Needhan and Ten
ney for Bowerman, Dahlen, McCann,
and Ferguson, Of New York Nationals,
19OS-99-1c.
BRIGGS. C.-Utlity player: outfielder:
with Omaha, 1883; Chicago Unions. 1881.
BRIGGS, GRANT-Outhelder Worcester.
1SSS; Syracuse Stars. 1889; Syracuse
american Association 1890 where he
led centerfelders; MaTinette (Wis).
1891. for y games. ST. Louis Nationals,
1892; third base, Binghamton, 1893. out
fielder, Little Rock 1895, Chicago Ma
tOnels. 1886
BRIGGS, HERBERT T.-Piteher; Chi
cago Nationals, le04-o5 Che was part
payment 10 Brooklyn for Sheckard),
Brooklyn Nationals. 1906: Indianapolis.
1907 holds pitcher record Of perfect
fielding in 1904.
BRILL. T.-Pitcher: Detroit Nationals.
1854
BRIODT. CHARLES-A star catch IT;
began with the lawmakers, OF Troy,
lSIl-Is; New Bedfords, 1879: Albany;
with Mccormick and Glasscock 20 Gin
cinnati (Union). 1854. St Louis Nation
al 1855; Kansas City, 1886; Detroit Ma
tional. 1850; A. a. umpire 1883: died
1892: batted .S54 In 1884
BRISTOE. H-Outhelder; Cleveland Ma
tiOnals, 1899
BRITT. Pitcher; Atlantics, 1873; sub
stitute. New Haven, 1870.
BRoCKETT. KING-A pitcher; with Buf-
falo. 1905. New York American. 1907
Navv H. NJ
lost Z, pitching a UNDERSTANDING game
600 against New Jersey and struck
out "a; New York American, ls09-lo
Frederick. MATT.-A second base
man and shortstop: with Buffalo Amer
lean, 100; Brooklyn National, 1904; Ak
ron, l907-0S-o9: Erie. 1903.
BRoDIE, WALTER s-A noted out
nelder and heavy batter, born In War
renton, Va, 1865, began with Roanoke
tNa), 1885; Altoona 1887; Canton
(OhiO), 1851. Wheeling. ISSS: Hamilton,
1888; Boston National. 1S90-9l. ST Louis
National, 1929, Baltimore National.
lS5-9l-95-s6; Pittsburg National. 1897
81 Baltimore National. 1879; Chicago
American. 1890: Baltimore American.
1901 New York National 1892, Balti-
more and Montreal 1903; Providence
and Newport 1906. Roanoke, 1907; Ports
mouth and Norfolk, 1905; played in the
worlds series OF lS9i-95-ss; batted .342
In 1893, 1853 In 1894, $50 in 1895, 800 in
1899, 80 in 1901
BROSs, T-Outnelder: Chicago Unions.
1884
BROUGHTON. CAL.-Catcher and out
fielder; played with Cleveland. 1888: Bal
timore a. A., 1SS3; Milwaukee (Union),
1881; ST. Louis a. A.. lSS5; Metropol-
ttan "a. A.. lSS5. Milwaukee. 1887 O05
gamesl, Detroit National. lSSs. St Paul
WESTERN 1890, Seattle, 1880 for 10
games
BROITHERS, ARTHUR H.-Third base
man; born in Montgomery. Ala. 1882;
played with the Charlotte ~. c
League) IN 1902: Birmingham club, 1902.
Shreveport La) club, 1902. New Or
leans team. 1858; Toledo 1904: deserted
70 Burlington. 1904; Montgomery club.
1905, Philadelphia Americans. 1906:
Johnstown, 1907: Baltimore, 1905; Tren-
ton. 1908; Elmira. 1909.
BROUTHERS. DANIEL c'Dennis'D-One
OF the most prominent figures in the
middle period Of the bail game. a first
baseman and powerful batter: born al
sylvan Lake. y. Y. ISIS. began with
Actives. Of Wappington Falls. 1876. Troy
National, 1879: Baltimore and Roches-
ter, 1850; BuiiS.a. 1SS1-S2- S3-S4-S5: De-
trot, l85-S-SS; Boston National. 1889
Players League, in Boston. 1890; Bcs-
ton "a. A., 1881: Brooklyn National.
1879; Baltimore. 1891; Boston. 1895:
Louisville. 1885; Philadelphia National
~
toronto lS6, batted over 300 for IA
years. between 1881 and 1896: the only
weak year within that period was in
1875. with Boston and Louisville: PLAYED
in the world series Of 1887 and 1894.
h1tted 40 In 1857 and led the league in
1883, with 373
BROWN, ARTHUR-First baseman. ST
Louis Americans. 1908.
BROWN, CHARLES E.-Pltcher. horn
Boone City. Iowa 1881: PLAYED with
Onawa and Rock Rapids teams. l9O2-a3
dld nne pitching for Anses Agricul-
tural College in 1901; Omaha team. 1904.
81. Louis Nationals. l904-05-O6-O-: Phila-
delphia Nationals. l907-OS-C9: Boston Ma
tionals l909-l0
BROWN, ED-Third baseman: St. louis
american Association. 1928. Toledo
American Association. 1854
BROWN. FRED-C2tcher: Boston Ma
tionals l9ol-02
BROWN. LEWIS J. ('I.ou'0-An old
time catcher; with Boston Nationals
Chicago Nationals, 1879: Boston Ma
uonals 1870: Browns of HARRISON
canada, 1880: Albany 1881: Detroit Ma
uonals. 1881, until June: Providence
Nationals, lS&; Louisville "a. Al. ISS3
Boston Nationals, 1888: Boston Unions.
1854 batted 80 in lS7S
BROWN. H.-First baseman; from New
ark 10 Detroit in 1906.
BROWN, MORDECAI u Pitcher. horn
1873. began with Terre Haute rom I.
Omaha, 1902; St Louis Nationals. le03:
Chicago Nationals, l904-O5-06-O 5 -OS- o. 1910.
{raaed with Mike O'NeilI by ST. Louis
IN 1904 10 Chicago for Jack Tavlor and
catcher Mclean; lost forefinger and
half OF second on right hand vet led
National pitchers in 1906: PLAYED IN
world series. 1906-07-0S: holds perfect
helding record for 1908