The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-08
WHO'S WHOM BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
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GAFFNEY. J. H.-National League UNI
plre 1SS4-S5. Infielder. Washington Ma
tonals. 1857.
GAGUS. 9. H.-Pitcher; Actlyes Cast
ern). 1884 for 81 games; Washington
Unions 1854. Nationals, OF Washing
ton EASTERN. 1855; California State
League for 6 games as pitcher and y at
second; Houston, 1883.
GAIsER. F. J-Pitcher; St Louis Ma
tional. 1905.
GALLAGHER, JAMES Shortstop; Wash
ington Nationals. 1886; Eau Claire, for
IS games, 1857; New York Nationals,
1880
GALLAGHER. T.-Second base; Brook
lyn (Eckfords), 1872 outhelder' stand
ards 1877.
GALLAGHER, ]. - Pitcher; Baltimore
american Association, lSS2; Keystone
(Unions), 1884
GALLIGAN. JAMES-Pitcher; Allentown
(Eastern). 1884: Portland (New Eng
iand). lSS6-S7: New Haven, 1859. for o.
games. Louisville american Associa-
toni. 1SS9, Wilmington. for 10 games IN
1880
CALVIN. JAMES F.-Pitcher; born 1851:
began with ST Louis, 1876; Allegheny,
1871; Buffalo. 1878; Buffalo Nationals
1S7q-S0-Sl-S2-S3-s St Paul Union Asso-
Ciation) 1884: Buffalo Nationals. lSs0,
for % games; PittsbUrg american As
sociation), 1886, PittSburg Nationals,
1SS7-SS-S9: Pittsburg players League;
1890. Pittsburg Nationals, 1871 pitcnel
the first no-hit game in the history OF
baseball. August, IL, 1916; ptched TWO
others in 1880 and 1854
GAMBLE, ROBERT-Athletics CA A.,
1883.
GANDIL. ARNOLD = Sacramento, 1909,
2O6 games. batting .2S2: first base, Chi
cago Americans, lSO9-lO
CANISTER, Third baseman; Defiance.
1877
GANLEY. ROBERT S.-outhelder; Pitts
burg Nationals. 1866; Washington
Americans. l907-0S-09 captain Washing
ton Americans In 1908; Philadelphia
Americans. 1909: led American League
center felders in 1903 with -So2 In "a
games
GANIMONS. .J-Pitcher; Boston Nation
ais, 1901. for 26 games, batting III
CANNON, J.-Outfelder; Chicago Ma
tionals, 1901, for Is games, with perfect
fielding. batting .l5s.
GANZELL. JOHN-First baseman; Pitts
burg Nationals, 1898, Kansas City Amer
leans 1900: New York Nationals, 1901;
New York Americans, 19OS-04; s.. Louis
Americans, 1904, Cincinnati Nationals,
l90T-OS: manager Cincinnati Nationals.
1905 Rochester, i90S-09; led American
League batting II lyUU Win .o5lI Luduo
l6 three-base hits in 1907.
GANZELL. CHARLES Watcher; St
Paul UnionS), 1884. Philadelphia Ma
tionals 1856: Detroit Nationals. 1856
81: Boston Nationals. 1SS9-90-9l-92- 1894
g5-96-g7; Chicago Nationals, 1900; played
in the wprld series OF 1885, lS52i and
1897: batted 2S5 In 1881.
GARDNER. EARL-President Troy Ma
tionals' club. 1S79-SO.
GARDNER. EARL - Second baseman;
New York Americans, l90S-09-l0; with
Jersey City part Of 1903; batted .SZS IN
1909.
GARDNER, FRANK C'Gid")-Outfeld-
er; Philadelphia Nationals, 1852; second
base. Baltimore american Association),
ISS2-S4-S5: indianapolis Nationals, 1881;
Washington Nationals, 1883; batted $40
in 1887 in IS games
GARDNER, LARRY-Inhelder; Jersey
City, 1905. Boston Americans, l90S-lO.
GARDNER, >. A.-Pitcher: Pittsburg Ma
tionals 1870 S9 Indianapolis Ameri-
cans, 1900 Chicago Nationals, 1902.
GARFIELD. WILLlAkS-Outfelde and
pitcher; Pittsburg Nationals, 1880; pitch
ed and lost games.
GARRICK. WILLIAMSBURG Cleve-
land Nationals, 1886.
GARVIN. VIRGIIs-Pitcher; born 1875;
Chicago Nationals. 1S9s-1S00: Milwaukee
Americans, 1901; Chicago Americans,