The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-30
WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
Cc0Dgrisht 1910. by The Washington Heraid1

CcOpgriEht. 1910. BY II
GATES. ELI-Pitcher; Leavenworth, 1904;
Portland (Pacilc). 1905: Washington
Americans. 1905: jumped 10 San Fran
cisco outlaws. 1893.
CAVELLE. c. H.-Outhelder: New York
Nationals, 1896
CAYLOR. O. P.-secretary arbitration
committee, 1888: manager Cincinnati
American Association. 1SS4-S5.
CHAMBERLAIN. f. PITCHER; ST.
Louis "a Al. 1886. Louisville "a A.,
1875: st. Louis "a A.. lSSS-S9-1s90: Co
lumbus a. Al. 1890: Athletics a. A.,
1891; Cincinnati Nationals, lS92-93-94;
Cleveland Nationals, 1896; played in
worlds championship series In 1S6S-iSe6.
CHANCE, FRANK LA leading first
b9seman, captain, and manager; born
Fresno Cal, 1877: feet tall. weight 1872
pounds; began as catcher with Wash
ington University. 1s94-95: Pacific Coast
League. lS96-97-98; Chicago Nationals.
as catcher 1898. until 1903, when he
tried first base, and has played that
position ever since; manager OF Chi
cagO since 1903, and under him, in 1905,
his team made the worlds record Of
winning ll6 Of its games played in the he
worlds series OF l906-07-0S. batted .30i
in 1900, .S27 IN 1903. $40 in 1904. .3l6 in
1905. and Sl9 In 1906
CHAPMAN. JOHN C.-Outhelder and
manager; born in Brooklyn. 1913. played
with Enterprises, 1860: Atlantics. 1867
66; Quaker City, 1851: Atlantics. 1855
69-lSl0-7l-72-73-4; st. Louis. 1875; Louis
Vile Nationals 1851. manager Mil
waukee 1878; Holyoke. 1875; Springfield
(Mass), lS19-lSS0, manager Detroit Ma
tionals, 1881 manager Louisville.
1S9O-g.
CHAPPELE, r. O.-Pitcher: Jackson
vile, 1904, for 50 games. and 1893 for q
games: Des MOines Champions, 1905,
Tor q games, Irt-State League, with
Scranton. 1906. for A. games: bought by
Cincinnati. 1896 and 1902. Boston Nation
ais. 1909; Rochester. 1909; Jacksonville,
1910.
CHARLES Real name Agenbachl-In-
fielder; played second base for 81. Louis
Nationals l908-09; Cincinnati Nationals,
traded for Mowrey. l909-l9l0.
CHASE. HAL-Famous first baseman;
played with Los Angeles. 1904. and
batted .279: New York Americans. 1906
-W-06-i9-l9l0, captain in 1910: batted
1928 IN 1906. In 1907 batted safely IN z
consecutive games. attacked with
smallpox In spring OF 1902
CHATFIELD, w. N.-Philadelphia Ma
tionals. 1884,
CHECH. CHARLES W.-Pltcher: Gin
clnnau, 1906 for % games, and 1905; To-
ledo, l96-07: Cleveland Americans. 1898:
Boston Americans, 1909: Philadelphia
Nationals. 1910: was with St Paul in
1908 and 1905. where he led pitchers,
winning q and losing s games.
CHEEK-Catcher: Philadelphia Nation
ais. 1910.
CHENEY. LARRY-Pitcher. Topeka.
1906; Bartlettsville. 1906: Bellevile
(Kans), 1906. for 26 games. batting PSI.
Chicago worlds series, 1907; Bartletts-
vile, 1905; Indianapolis, 1909; Cincinnati
Reds. 1910.
CHESBRO. JACK - Pitcher: Pittsburg
Nationals. 1a)0-0l-02: New York Ameri-
cans, l@l3-04-o5-06-07-0S-09; Boston Amer
leans. 1900: won Il straight victories in
1904
CHILDS. CLARENCE Second base
man: Philadelphia Nationals, 1855: New
ark. 1880. Syracuse a. Al. 1890: Bal
timore "a. Al, 1891: Cleveland Nation
ais. INSTRUMENTATION; St. Louis
Nationals, 1890; Chicago Nationals 1900
o.; Philadelphia Nationals. 1912. Louis
Vile 1903. oatted 3s4 IN 1890 235 in 1892
.SS2 IN 1879. 1868 In 1884,. 3l2 In 1886. 3iS
In 1885. and .S56 in 1897. played In worlds
series OF 1892, 1875, and 1896
CHILDS. PIERCE-Outhelder; PhIladel-
phia Nationals, lso9-lq0O. st Louis
Nationals. 1901: Chicago Nationals, 1901:
batted .329 IN 1893
CICOTTE. EDDIE-Pitcher: Detroit. 1906
06, Des Moines. 1906. Lincoln team, 1907:
Boston Americans, 1s0S-09-1sl0
CLACH ROPERT-Outfelder Auantics.
lS14-15: Cincinnati Nationals, 1875; Crick-
cts. ISL.
CLANCY. WILLIAM - First baseman:
Montreal 1S0S-0i. Chicago Nationals.
1900; Plttsburg Nationals. 1870. ROCh-
ester. lsS-o7 felded sS3 in 1905 and
hatted sos in 1894 with Montreal
CLAPP. AARON-First baseman; Hor-
nell, 1873, Troy City 1879: Albanys. 1879:
Baltimore, 1850; Rochester 1880
CLAPP. JAMES E.-Catcher and out
fielder; Mans1elds, 1872; Athletics. 1873
7i-75, ST Louis Nationals. 1861; Metro
politans. 1877. Indianapolis, 1878; Buff
falo. 1879. Cincinnati, 1880. Cleveland.
1881: MetropOlitans. 1872. New York Ma
tionals. lSS2-S3-S5
CLARKE. ARTHUR F.-Catcher: New
York Nationals. 1S90-9l
CLARKE, FRED C.-Outfelder; born
Madison County, Iowa. 1872; PLAYED
Hastings CNebrl 1882; 81. Joe. iS92.93;
louisville. iS9l-s5-S6-s7-sS-s9. Pittsburg
Nationals. 1900-ol-02- 03-04-05-O6-07 0S-O9-
1910, manager Pittsburg. 1901 -02-03-O4-05-
O6-01-0S-o9-l9l0. batted .354 IN 1855, .327 in
1895. 4O6 in 1897, -3lS In IS9S 34S in 1880,
$40 IN 1871, .32l in 1902. 81 In 1893, sos IN
1904. and .309 IN 1906. fielded PSI IN 1907 I.
PLAYED In worlds series Of 1903 and 1903;
made g tWO-base hits IN 1893 and 10
three-baggers IN 1906.
CLARKE, THOMAS-Catcher: Cincin-
natl Nationals. 1909-l9l0
CLARK. OWEN-Catcher: Washington.
1S9. Buffalo Players League, 1890.
Washington "A A, 1891
CLARKE. ". J-Catcher: New York
Nationals 1904; Baltimore Nationals.
lSs3-si-95-.-i-s7-sS. Boston Nationals. 1S99-
1900. Washington Americans. 1S0i-02-05-
o.; played In worlds series OF 1895 and
1896.
CLARK. ROBERT H.-Catcher; Brook
lyn "a. A.. 1856: Atlanta (GaD. 1SSS-S9.
Brooklyn Nationals. 1880: Cincinnati
Nationals 1871; played In worlds series
CLARK. W H.-Pitcher; Chicago Ma
tionals, ISIS; New York Nationals, 1896
1851 Cleveland Nationals 1897: Louis
Vile Nationals 1898
CLARK. JOSH B.-Second basenan. st.
Louis Nationals. 1905: Cleveland Amer
leans, 1907-0S.
CLARK. J. Catcher: Washington
Americans, 1904. for s. games; Cleveland
Americans 1gO5-06-O7- OS-09-l9fo. hated
.35S In 1906 and felded $50
CLARKE. WILLIANf-First baseman-
second baseman: New York Nationals,
lSS9-S6-S1; PittsburE Nationals, 1850
1900; New York Nationals, 1900-0l-02:
batted .503 In 1896, 80 IN 1895. and 800
in 1900
GARRISON, JOHN Gone Of the most
famous players: pitched for Worcester
Nationals. 1SS2-S2; Chicago Nationals,
lSS4-S5-S6-S7: Boston Nationals, 1SSS-S9-
lS90-9l-92; Cleveland. 1929: played in
worlds series of 1855. 1856. and 1882,
pitched Y games in 1889: a no-hit game,
Chicago vs.. Providence, July q, 1884.
died IN 1909.
GARRISON. ARTHUR H-Pitcher; 81.
Louis National League. 1S93-94-95; Balti-
more Nationals 1856
GARRISON, WAITER-Pitcher: New
York Americans. i9O4-05-06-07; Cleveland
Americans. 1907-OS
CLAUSEN. FRED-Pitcher: Louisville
Nationals. 1928. Chicago Nationals
1902 o1,{e,-ifl, NTetiorofg 1oQc