The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-29
WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
Copyright 1910. By Tue Washington HersIdl

CARNEY, T.-second baseman: At
lantics. 1872
CARNEY, P. J.-Outfelder; Boston Ma
uonais, lsoo-o2-0S-04; Spokane, 1904; went
10 Boston from Holy Cross.
CARPENTER. ". W. C'Hicks")-A ia
nous third baseman; began with SYRIA
cuse stars. 1873, Cincinnati Nationals,
natl "a A.. -SS-S4-S5- S. 81 $50. Gin
einnau Nationals. 1890; Kansas City
tMestern), III games, batting 90 In
~ and ~ games in 1881: batted S54
in 1852 and 302 in 1855
CARR. CHARLES C.-First baseman.
Washington Nationals. 1898: Philadel-
pnia Americans. 1902: Detroit AmerI-
cans. lS0S-04. Cleveland Americans, 1894
%; Cincinnati Nationals 1906. Indian
apohs, lo9 games. batting 80 in ss06.
also 1907; Detroit gave Carr 10 Cleve-
land for Charlie Hickman
CARRICK. WILLIAM MARTIN-Pltcb-
er. New York Nationals, 1898 90 1900;
washington Americans, 190l-O2 New
ark 1857
CARRIGAN, WILIIAM-A catcher. horr
n Lewiston. Ne; began at Holy Cross
CoueSe; Boston Americans 1914. To-
ronto. 1907. for IS games, batting SO;
Boston Americans. 1S05-O9-IsIO
CARROLL. CLIFFORD (-CHnD An
outtelder. born in Iowa 1859; began
with Peoria, lsR az first base. Ath-
- me -S, VI sdn FRANCISCO. lbfs; Oak
land (CaLl, 1850; caught for Austin
New lSS1; outAeld with Providence.
lSS2-o3-64-so. Buffalo Nationals lSS5:
Washington Nationals. 1861: Bunalo.
NV PLAYED In worlds series OF 1884;
famous for punting the ball and beat
CARROLL. JOHN E.-Catcher: Colurn-
bus "a A., 1884. in a games fielding
$40 and batting 2S3: Pittsburg. So
games. batting 26s; Cleveland a. A..
dSsSj Utica, 1885; st. Paul. 1859: Mime
aPols WESTERN. ISSs-1Seo: Quincy
fThree-Eye LeagUe). 1891, FOR 100 games.
CARROLL. PATRICK-Catcher. Altoona
Unions, 1SS4; keystone Unions 1854:
National Unions. 1854
CARROLL. J-Outfeldsr: Chicago Ma
tionals, l&9-sl: Minneapolis. 1882. S.
LOUIS Nationals, 1892; Boston Nationals,
CARROLL, RICHARD-Pitcher New
York Americans. 1S0e-19lO
CARROLL FRED H.-Pitcher ana nais-
er; Allegheny a. A. 1854. Pittsburg
"a A.. lSS5; Allegheny "a A. lSS:
PlttsbuTg Nationals. lSN-SS-S9: Pitts
6 Burg Players, League. $50; Pittsburg
-S02 in 1880
CARROLL. PATRICK-Catc Altoona
Union Association. 1854 where he
caught In 10 games. fielding .s97: New
York Nationals, 1854; Springfield (Ohio),
CARRUTHERs. ROBERT L.-weu-
known early pitcher: born Memphis.
1855; began with Grand Rapids. lsS3:
Minneapolis, 1854; ST. Louis "a A..
lsS4-s5-s6; Brooklyn a. A.. lsSS-S-SS-
ey-ISsl-sl; St Louis Nationals for III
games gar Is in u the 20 outfeid in 1Ss2i batted
worlds series OF ISS5-S6-S7-S9 and 1880
CARSEY, WILFRED-Pitcher and third
IaSeman; Washington "a. A.. 1881:
Philadelphia Nationals, 1892 9S- 81 s5-s5-
S1' ST, Louis Nationals, 1878; Cleve-
land Nationals, 1899; Buffalo Americans
1900; Kansas City Americans. 1890.
CARTER. W.-Pitcher: Monteomerv
1891. won 8. lost 8; Topeka. 1904 for q
games; Everett Northwestern. for Is
games In 1906; Syracuse, 1906-07: Phua-
delphia Americans, 1908.
CARTWRIGHT. ED. First baseman;
S0l1mous "a -. 1879; St Joseph
tionals. 1S94-95-s6-S7; batted .S27 in 1895.
CASE, c. E.-Pitcher: Cincinnati Ma
tlonals lS0l; Springfield CThree-Eve).
l904. and led pitchers; Pittsburq Ma
tionals, 1so4-0S-oS; Rochester. 1906.
CASEY. CHARLES - Washington Ma
tionals, 1896
CASEY. DANIEL M.-Pftcher: Indian.
apoliS. 1875; Philadelphia Nationals.
lSS6-SI-SS-eS; Syracuse CA. Al. 1880. for
IS games
CASEY, D. P.-Outhelder: Baltimore "a
A.. 1884, IS games, batting "a and
lsS9 for "a games; Newark, 1856: Lowell
(AtlantiC). 1889.
CASEY, JAMES P.-Third baseman;
Washington Nationals 1889 Brooke
lyn Nationals, 1893; Detroit Americans.
ls0l-02; Chicago Nationals, ISo3-Ol-O5:
Brooklyn Nationals, 1So6-O7; batted
around 80
CASEY. H.-Catcher: Detroit Americans,
CASKINs. E. J.-shortstop. Troy S,.v
lS7S-lSS0-Sl Metropolitan a. Al, 1852
S. New York Nationals. 1SS3-s4-S5. 81. .
Louis Nationals lSo0; said TO have
helped TO pull OF a quadruple play,
Chicago VS. New York. in 1883
CASSIDAY. JOHN-Piteher and out
tionais. 1851. Chicago Nationals. 1875
70; Troy Nationals, 1SS0-S1-s2; Atlantics. I
lSA Troy Nationals, 1855. BroOkiyn
Nationals, 1sS4-S5; batted Ss2 IN iS57ii
led right fielders in 1876 with oqS
CASSIDY. JOE-Third baseman ana
shortstopi Washington Americans 1900
%; IN 1904 played IS games at short
ana . at third. batting "a; died IN I
1905.
CASSIDY, PETER outhelder; Louis
vile Nationals. 1896.
CASTLE, J. Outhelder: Philadelphia
Nationals. 1910
NAS 1 LIZ lON. hO1-PtcneT, born at
salt Lake; began with Atlanta and
youngstown, 1905: Cincinnati Nation
ais. 1909-l9i0
CASTRO. LOUIs-second baseman: born
in United States OF Colombia, South
America. 1871, played with Manhattan
College. 1S95-s6-97. Utica. JS9s-So: At d
antic City. 1900; Connecticut State
League. 1901: Philadelphia Americans,
1so2-03: Baltimore EASTERN 1903; Port
land CPacific). 1904. Kansas City. 1905.
Nashville and BinghamtOn. 1906
CATTERSON, Q. II. C'Tom" )-Outheder;
BROOKLYN Nationals 1SCS-09: Hannibal
(NlC). 1910.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
HlXvavS %ba &C.,