The Washington herald., 1910-08-22

: BALL. NEAL-Shortstop: born Grand
haven, Mich, 1855, began with Toledo
In 1903: Cedar Rapids (rll), 19A-95-O6:
Montgomery (Southern) 1907: New York
Americans. 190S-09: Cleveland Ameri-
cans. i90s-l0; made an unassisted triple
play at Cleveland July IS, 1909, the
second in the history Of major leagues.
BANDELIN, J. GA pitcher and out
! fielder with Minneapolis Americans,
1900 afterward with Butte. Is games,
in 1908 and q in 1904: Nashville in 1865,
and Butte again in 1906.
BANDLE. F. Wan outfelder and
third baseman; with the Fairbanks
League Alliance). in 1851; Union Pa
CHIC club, lSS2; outhelder, Omaha. 1883;
st. Louis Nationals, 1885.
BANNING. JAMES Man outhelder;
with Washington Nationals. 1889
BANNON. JAMES H.-Fast outfelder
and hard hitter. born at Amesbury.
Mass. 1S1; began with the Portland
IN. Ed club in 1891; Lynn (Mass.) club,
1881; Electrics lynn 1882: Holy Cross
team (Worcester), 1898; st. Louis Ma
uenals. 1898. Boston Nationals. 1S94-95-
96 Springfield EASTERN. 1S97-9S: Mon
treal, 1898; batted 1886 in 1894 and .5S9 in
1895.
BANNoN. PETER-washington Nation
ais 1883
BARBEAU. WILLIAM JOSEPH C'JapO
Third haseman; born in New York
City. 1854; began in Michigan with
Marquette in 1903. 500. 1901: Columbus,
1905; Cleveland Americans 1906; Toledo,
lsBI-l6. Philadelphia Nationals, 1903.
Plttsburg, 1909: traded with Storke for
Byrne to St Louis Nationals. 19Os-lG
! BARBER. c. Pan infelder Of early
times; with the Defiance I'm 1879 as
catcher; second base and change catch
er with Camden, 1882; second base with
Albert Merritt club. 1852: Quicksteps
| (Wilmington) 1855: Cincinnati Unions,
1854; Birmingham (Southern), 1885.
/ BARBERICH. FRANK-A pitcher. with
Lawrence, 1907; Worcester. 1908: Boston
Nationals 1905. Providence 1909: Boston
Americans. 1910; in 1908, with Worces-
ter, he won a and lost Is. batting $50:
with Providence in 1903 won % and lost
II. batting -2l3
| BARCH-ERNEST- League. 1884.
BARCLAY. DR.. GEORGE C'Deerfoot)-
An outfielder and one OF the fastest
base runners the game has ever known:
born In Mllville Pa. 1875: played with
Rochester from 1899 70 1902: St Louis
Nationals, l902-03-04. Boston Nationals,
1904-05; in 1905 he played only Is games.
batting and fielding poorly; in 127 games
In 1904 made 10 twO-base hits, 5 three
base, and ! home run; batted 30i in
1902: died In 1909.
BARGER, HY-A pitcher; with Brooklyn
Nationals, 1910; IN 1903 he was with
BlnghamtOn for IS games, batting .240.
In 1905 with Lancaster (OhiO-Pa) for %
I games; IN 907-0S-09 with Rochester.
where in his last year he won %. lost
- and batted .2l6.
BARKER. FRANK-Pitcher: Philadel-
phia Nationals. 1910.
! BARKLEY, SAMUEL - Noted second
baseman, heavy hitter, and good base
runner: born Wheeling. w Va, 1859.
began with amateurs at home, l37S-79:
Detroit. 1880: managed and caught In
Toledo
Louis A. A.. 1SSA-S5-S6: Pittsburg A. A.,
1856. Pittsburg Nationals. 1SI, Kansas
City, 1853 manager and captain);
batted 800 in 1884.
BARLOWE. THOMAS - An old-time
catcher; with Brooklyn Nationals. 1870:
Atlantics. lSl2-l3. shortstOp, Hartford,
1874 New Haven. 1915: catcher for At
lantics. 1870
BARNES. FREDERICK-Outhe In
dianapolis American League. 1900.
BARNES. ROSCOE c. c'Ross'O-A lead
ing old-time batsman and second base
man; born in New York State 1851.
began with Forest City, from 1867 10
ISL; Boston Nationals. 1S7l-72-73-T4-75:
Chicago Nationals. 1851. TeCumsehs.
Canada, 1S0-7S: Cincinnati Nationals.
1872; batted .+04 In 1872, 453 In 1873. and
400 In 1876. leading batters: led second
basemen In lSl2-734-75-76-7S: introduced
sacrifice hits"
BARNES. T.-outfelder; St. Paul Unions.
1854.
BARNETT, JOHN Pitcher: with
Binghamton, 1893: St Louis Nationals.
1893; Binghamton. 1894; Syracuse, 1884,
o.
BARNIE, WILLIAM-Catcher. born New
York City. 1853; played with Brooklyn
amateurs in 1865: NaSsaus CBrooklynl.
1S10-1-I2; Atlantics, 1873; Hartford. 1874;
KeOkuk nine. 1915; Mutuals New York;
1915. and caught Matthews. Columbus
club. 1876: Buckeyes, 1871; manager Buff
falO club, 1S77-7S: caught Whitney In
KnickerbOckers. Of San Francisco,
1S79-7S: Atlantics. 1881: manager Phila-
delphias. 1852; manager Baltimore A. A.
1925 81 S5-S6-S7- S-S9-90-91: Washington.
1892: National League umpire, 1892: man
ager Fort Wayne. 1892; manager Louis
vile, 1884; manager Scranton 1896;
manager BTooklyns. 1861: manager
Hartfords, 1S9S-99-1900 died July K. 1900
BARNUM GEORGE w - National
League umpire. 1889; American Associa-
ton umpire, 1890.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.