The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.

ais. 1896; Chicago Nationals, 1901; New
York Nationals. l905-OS-07-0S; Baltimore,
1909 for l07 games, batting .2Ss; batted
.3l9 in 1906.
SHOWERS. Pitcher: Philadelphia
Americans. 1905.
sTRATTON. W. E.-vlrginia. Eastern.
1884
STRATFON. c. SCOTT-Pitcher; Mary
land. 1873; Louisville. American Assoc
ciation. lSSS-S9-9O-9l: Pittsburg Nation
ais, 1851; Louisville Nationals. 1926
81; Chicago Nationals, lS9i-95; batted
.525 In 1880,
STRAUB. J.-Catcher-Outfielder; Phila-
delphia Nationals, 1852; Columbus,
American Association, lsS3; Bay City,
1854: Louisville. American Association,
1856; caught Il games IN 1883, and play
ed y games at first.
STRAUSS. W.-Pitcher- New Work Ma
tionals, 1862
STRAY. W-Pitcher-ChicagO Ameri-
cans, 1902.
STREET, CHARLES-Catcher Cincin-
natl Nationals 1896; Boston Nation
ais, 1905; Cincinnati Nationals. Washing
ton Americans. EOS-l$9-l9lO; In lSn, on
the thirteenth attempt, Street caught
bali thrown from the window in the
top of Washington Monument, after
drop OF 505 feet. with a final velocity
of 16l feet per second caught l33 games
in 1909
STREET. Oscar - Inheld; Boston Ma
tOnals. 1893
STREUVE, AI+-St. Louis. American As
ISOLATION. 1883.
STRICKER, JOHN-SecOnd baseman;
Louisville Eclipses. American ASsocia-
ton, 1882; Athletics, American Associa-
ton, -S3-S4-S5-S6: Cleveland, Ameri-
can Association, 1SS7-SS: Cleveland Ma
ttonals. lsS9: Cleveland Players League,
1880: Boston, American Association, 1891:
ST. Louis Nationals, 1882; Baltimore
Nationals 1892, Washington Nationals,
1884; batted .33 in 1887.
sTRTCKLE EFT. ELMER-Pitcher; Chi
cage Americans. 1904; Brooklyn Nation
ais 1905-06-07-0S.
STRIEF. GEORGE A.-Outfelder-second
baseman; Cleveland Nationals, 1873: AL
legheny, American Association, 1882; St
Louis, American Association. lSS5-S4:
Cleveland Nationals, 1884; Athletics,
American Association, 1885.
STROBEL. Observation-Disclosures: Boston
Nationals 1906.
STROH. .-Catcher-Boston Nationals.
1906: Altoona. Youngstown, and Read
ing, 1907; Altoona. 1905; Altoona and
Harrisburg, 1903.
STROUD. - Pitcher; Williamsport 1909;
won 20 and lost 10: won a Thinning
game. Williamsport VS. Altoona. Au
gust 30. 1903. 10 ..
STRUNK. -Outfielder: Milwaukee,
1903 for ll2 games; Philadelphia Ameri-
cans, 1915.
STUART, A W.-Shortstop: washington
Nationals, 1857 Pittsturg Nationals,
1882 and 1885.
STUCkY, T. HUNT-President Louis
Vile Nationals. 1892.
ON M nv
Washington. 1870
SUCK, TONY-Catcher; Fort Wayne for
lG games. 1883: Chicago Unions, 1884.
Baltimore Unions 1884.
SUDHOFF. Pitcher; st. Louis Ma
tionals. 1S97-!S-99: Cleveland Nationals,
1899. St Louis Nationals, 1901; St Louis
Americans. 1902 -0S-0l-05.
sUGDEN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES baseman;
Pittsburg Nationals, lS94-95-95-97: St
Louis Nationals, 1850: Cleveland Ma
tionals, 1893, Chicago Americans, 10000 ;
S. Louis Americans, 1s02-0S-04-05: Van
cOuVer. 190s-09, made the record Of
eatchers' fielding of $50 in 1904: with
Padden and Burkett. Sugden effected
triple steal. ST. Louis VS.. Philadelphia
Americans. September 70. 1893
SUGGS, Pitcher; Detroit Americans,
l9oS-09; traded for Lelivett with Mo
bile. 1909.
d LII ' AN LEN -N4tl- -OuAlttltTIa I1Nn-
ton Americans. 1e07-0S; Cleveland Amer
leans. lS0S-09; played l04 games in 1905
SULLIVAN. DANIEL -J.-Catcher; Buff
falo Nationals. 1881; Louisville. Ameri-
can Association, 1SS2-SS-S4-S5; Boston
Nationals, 1854
SULLIVAN. F. P.-Catcher: Louisville.
American Association. 1884. ST. Louis,
American Association, 1855.
SULLIVAN. HARRY-Pitcher; St. Louis
Nationals, 1903.
SULLIVAN. JAMES--Boston Nationals.
1857
SULLIVAN. JOSEPH-Shortstop Wash
ington Nationals, 1884; Philadelphia
Nationals. 1895.
SULLIVAN, J. f. { Chubb'D-Flrst base
man; Buckeyes, 1871; Cincinnati Ma
uonals. 1878; Worcester 1S79-S0-S1.
SULLIVAN. J. psf. Louis Nationals,
1897.
SULLIVAN, MARTIN J.-Outfelder;
Boston Nationals, IS90-91; New York
Nationals 1A96-g7-g2