The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-27
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
tc0Dyrirht. 1910. BY The washington Herald)

BROWN. J. ~. Han outhelder and
pitcher with Baltimore American Asso-
citation, l882-S3, Altoona Unions. 1854,
ST Paul Unions. 1881.
| BROWN JOE-Utfity: Providence Ma
uonal League. lS79-iSSl; Chicago Ma
uonals 1SS4-S5.
BROWN, SAMUEI-Catcher: born West
Newton, Pa, 1852; Grove City (Pa)
College team. 1901: Birmingham club
(Southern League). 1920: Toledo "a.
A., 1901. traded by Grille FOR George
neager With Columbus. 1865. where he
was spiked: Cleveland Americans, 1895,
but turned back 10 Columbus. traded
for Camel with Boston Americans.
lso6-O7-0S; Rochester. 1908
BROWN, THOMAS T.-OutfeIder; born
Liverpool. England. 1850; began with
San Francisco amateurs; Providence
X. -, 1872 but unwilling 20 play sub
stitute. went 10 Baltimore "a. A 1850:
Columbus "a. A.. 1SS3-S4. where. Septem-
Der 4. 1888 he made safe hits for "A
bases IN one game. Pittsburg "a Al.
1855 Plttsburg Nationals 1857: In
dianapolis Nationals. 1857: Boston Ma
Ionals lSSS-S9: Boston Players League.
1880; Boston a. A., 1891; Louisville
Nationals. lS92-93-94-95. Washington Ma
uonals lsS-979S batted 54 I'm 1855:
played In the worlds series Of 1859. was
COS times at bat in 1892.
BROWN. WILLIAM-A California catch
er: born In San Francisco. 1866: PLAYED
with California League teams and
caught Van Haltren: New York Ma
tiOnals lSS7-SS-S9: New York Players
League. 1880; Philadelphia Nationals,
1891; Eastern League. 1925; Wilkes
barre. 1894; caught Ed Cranes cannon
balls: played In worlds series Of lsSS-S9;
died 1887
BROWN. WILLIAM - First basemsn
Louisville. 1S93-94-95: led first basemen
in IL games in 1898 with .ss7 and batted
.905.
BROWN, w.-Pitcher: Cleveland Ma
tionals. 1897.
BROWNE. GEORGE E.-A fast out
fielder: born IN Washington. D. C.. 1870;
began with Washington Light Infantry
team. pitched for Lynchburg 1886,
Trenton On. j., 1897; Dubuque Qowa),
1898; Auburn q. y, 1893; Oswego. 1900;
Toronto Canada. 1901. Philadelphia
Nationals, 1901 1.-TWO months; New York
Nationals. 02-03-O4-05-06-07. Boston
Nationals Gin the Tenney-Bridwell
dead, 1898: Washington Americans.
ls09-l3l0: Detroit Americans 1910. played
IN the worlds series Of 1905: batted .Sl5
BROWNING. LEWIS ROGERS CPete'D
An infelder. whose great batting cleo
trihed thousands and won him the
titles Of The Gladiator Line eu-out
Pete and "Petey, the Slugger;' APP
peared with the Louisville Eclipses.
Pittsburg Nationals. 1SS9-1S90: Cleveland
Players League. 1890. Cincinnati Ma
uonals, 1912; Louisville Nationals,
1875; Allentown pa, 1883: batted more
than 300 for ten years between 1SSZ
and 1899. making Al in 1857. 89l In 1880.
and 81 In 1883 as his highest
BROWNING, ia young pitcher.
drafted by Detroit Americans IN 1910
rom san Francisco, where, IN 1909 he
pitched 16 consecutive victories; re-
turned 10 San Francisco, 1910
BRUCE. JOHN E-Secretary OF the Ma
uonal Commission, l9C3-04-O5-O6-07-'S-C9
1910; born in Cleveland. Ohio. 1855. went
10 Cincinnati In ISIS. where he studied
and practicel law. advised reea riding
the new national agreement Of 1902-o3.
BRUCE. LOUISA pitcher: with Deca-
tur and Davenport IN the Three-Eve
League. 1901: Toronto EASTERN. 1920.
Philadelphia Americans 1904; Indian
apolls q. A., 1905. Binghamton, 1901,
for 46 games.
BRUNTON. F. H.-NationaI League UNI
pire, 1879.
BRUYETTE. Am outfelder. with
Milwaukee CAmerican League 1901.
shortstop for Lemars few games IN
1902. second base and short. Crookstou
(NOrthern). 1903. third base Centralia.
1903. snort for Sioux City and Salt Lake
1904. Nashville, 1905. Decatur. 1866.
Spokane. 1906. Oakland. 1901-oS; Bur
lington CCentraD. 1905. Eau Claire. 1903.
BRYAN. J.-Outfelder; ST. Louis Ma
tionalS. 1902
| BRYNAN. c. IA pitcher: with Des
Moines. 1857; Chicago Nationals. 1855.
BUCHANAN JAAfES-A pitcher with
ST. Louis Americans and washington
Americans. 1866. Little Rock lS'S-0I-i.S-
O9; In 1908 shut out Memphis MAY 10
without hit and gave 1 base on balls
! BUCKENBERGER ALBERT C.-Second
baseman and manager, born IN Detroit
1861. began with Crescent and Cass
teams there; Indianapolis. 1883. Terre
Haute, lS3-4 manager and captainl
Toledo. lsS5 manager and captainl,
Guelph (Ontario). 1856 Second base
manager. and captain. Kalamazoo
1851. manager Wheeling. ISIS. Columbus
"a. A. 1SS9-1S90. Sioux City. 1881. man
agCr PittsbUTg Nationals. 1S9o-93-9
president. 1881. St. Louis Nationals
1885. Toronto 1896; Syracuse. 1878
Rochester, 1S99-1900: manager Boston
Nationals. 1929.
BUCKINGHAM. H-Pitcher: Washing
ton Nationals, 1875.
/ BUCKLEY. r. pa well-known catch
er; Syracuse QnternatiOnaD. 1857. IN
dianapOlS, 1SSS-S9, New York Nationals
1S90-9l: ST. Louis Nationals. 1S92-93-9f
Philadelphia Nationals 1Nl-95. Brock.
ton and Augusta ~. e., 1895; Grand
Rapids. 1851: Columbus a. A., 1897
1900. Meriden. 1901
BUELOW. HARLES-Infelder Cleve-
land Americans. 1900.
BUELOW. FREDERICK-CatC and
third haseman: New York Nationals
1901. Detroit American League. I901-O2
Cleveland Americans. 1903-04-05-o6- St
Louis Americans 1907: Minneapolis
1905: Washington Americans. 1913; broke
his ankle in play at Los Angeles, Octo-
Der. 1908.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.