The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23

BARR. R.-Infelder; Philadelphia Amer
leans. 1sOs-O9
BARR. ROBERT M-Pitcher; Allegheny
American Association, 1888; Indianapoli.
American Association. 1884; Washington
American Association, 1854: Nationals
CEastern). Washington. 1885. z games,
batted .257: Nationals ISs6-s7-SS; Roches-
ter QnternatiOnaD, 1SS9, Rochester
American Association. 1880
BARRETT. JAMES E.-Outhelder: born
Athol. Mass, $50. Brattlesboro (Vt)
independent team, Oswego N. y
fielded $40; Cincinnati National. iSg9-1sOO-
OIL; jumped to Detroit American. 190l-12-
03-0i; Cincinnati National. 1905. injured
and released: New York State League
1906. Boston American. 1897, and again
injured: batted .Sl6 in 1900. 1904 in 1902,
and .Sl5 in 1903; played in l62 games
with Detroit In 1904
BARRETT, MARTIN-Catcher; with In
dianapolis American Association. 1884,
for games; Boston Nationals, 1854;
Manchester IN. e., 1857.
BARRIE. Thatcher and outfelder in
the early days; played with Hartford in
1874.
BARROWS, EDWARD Manager De
trolt Americans, 1903 and part OF 1904;
resigned July 2S 1904.
BARROws. H.-Substitute with Boston,
1871.
BARROWS. ROLAND-Outfielder born
in Raymond, Mexico 1856; began with the
Gray (daine) High School team 1864
O5; Pine Trees (Of Portland), 1905; pitch
er and outhelder. Biddleford (NIalne)
Independent team. 1906: Portland
~ Ill
ford. 190S-09, Chicago American, I909-10
BARRY. EDwARD-Pitcher; with Provi-
dence IN 1908, where he pitched a no-hit
game against Jersey City; Pittsburg
Nationals, 1909; returned to Providence
IN March. 1909. where he won IL and
lost 10 and batted .219.
BARRY, JOHN-A shortstop: played
with Holy Cross University team CWor-
cester. Mass.) in 1908: Philadelphia
Americans, 190S-o9-1O; in 1909, n 12i
games fielded, ,S27 and batted .2l5,
making II two-base hits, 2 three-base,
and one home run.
BARRY-A pitcher. Boston American,
BARRY. JOHN C.-outhelder: born
Newburgh. n. Y. 1876: began with To-
cal teams and the University OF Nj
agara team for four years: Buffalo
team, 1897 where he took Sam Wise's
place at second for n while; loaned TO
Scranton, 1897, and finished with Buff
falo; Washington National, 1899: went
20 Boston National, with Freeman and
Dineen. in fall of 1S99-1e0O-Ol; Phiia-
delphia National, l901-02-03-A: Chicago
National, for Corridor. 1904-05; Cincin-
natl National, 1866: St Louis Nation
batted .9o3 in 1899; .SO2 IN 1902, and .S04
In 1905.
BARSTON, c. IA pitcher; born IN
1866; began with Peoria: pitched %
games in tho Chicago Players League.
IN 1880. and batted 1854
BARTHOLD. II. LA pitcher; with
Philadelphia Americans, 1901: Lancaster
and Wilmington. 1851: Reading. 1s0S-09:
on July p, 1909. pitched no-hit game.
20, against Altoona.
BARTHUNE, M.-Pitcner-outdelder Gin
cinnati CUnions). 1884.
hartley, LA pitcher; with shreve-
port, 19OfO5; IN 1904 he won 19 and lost
20, and in 1905. won 20 and lost II. in
1907 pitched 4 games with PhiladeIpbia
American. losing all. felded go and
batted go IN Is games: Bartlesville and
Independence %. A K.), 1907; with New
Orleans and Atlanta. in 1903, he won
70 and lost II.
BARRY, PA pitcher; with PhIladel-
phia National, lo03-N; Boston Ameri-
csn. 1905. where he won 2 Of games
pitched
BARTON. HARRY-Catcher; born Ches-
ter, Pa, 1S72; played with Media CPa)
club. 1895: Pawtucket, 1861; manager
Media club. ls9s-99-l 10000: captain VII
mington DELI, 1902 and manager. 1903;
played with Williamsport (Tri-State),
1904; change catcher Philadelphia Amer
lean. 1905; Trenton club. 19O5-07; Read
ing. 1909-09
BASS, J. E-A shortstop: with Forest
City club, Of Cleveland, 1871
BASSETT, CHARLES E.-A leading sec
ond and third baseman; born at Gem
trail Falls, r. l. 1858. began with Ftnas.
Of Pawtucket 1880; Brown Universitv'
1882 1884, Providence. 1SS4-s5. KAN
sas City National, 1886; fundamentals
National, BST-8S-S9; New York National
lse0-9l-s2; Louisville National. ISe2.
\ Providence, 1s99-94-s5-ss-e7.
sAsTLAN, CHARLES IA prominen,
second baseman and inhelder; with
Trenton, 1853: Kansas City dTnionl'
1881; Philadelphia National, lSS5-ss-S7-Ss.
50; Chiceg5 players League). $50.
! Binghamton and Athletes. 1881: later
,s'a'It Aern. Iueag,er 's,-as. in.5SsS.