The Washington herald., 1910-09-25
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
lcossri-ht 100. By The Washington Heraid.l

MCMAHON. T.-First baseman: New
York Nationals. 1852
McMANUS. T.-Catcker: Washington Ma
tiOnals, 1889, Kansas City. American As
ISOLATION. 1903
AeAlA.NUS, +. Ability; Troy Nation
ais. 1873; played ] game with Hop Bit
MCMILLAN. H0MAs- shortstop.
Brooklyn Nationals. l90S-05-io
McMULLIN. JAMES F.-outfielder;
pitcher for Haymakers, 1901; right
fielder for New York Mutusls 1872; Phil
adelphia Athletics. 1854; Philadelphia,
l275-7e-T: played center field on trip to
England In 1874. pitching few games.
McMURRAY. H.-Catcher; Atlanta. 1908;
Chicago Americans. 1910.
McNABB, H-Pltcher; Waco, Tex.
1889; Denver, 1895. for 50 games; Balti-
more Nationals. 1883
AIeNEAL, H.-Ptcher: Cleveland Ameri-
cans. 1901
MeNIcHoL. PITCHER; Boston Nation
ais. ls04-05.
McPHEE. J. B. cBidO-Second base
man; began with Davenport. Iowa. 1873;
Akron. lSS0-Sl: Cincinnati. American AS
citation, lSs2-S3-SiSJ-S6-oi-S S-SS. Chicago
Nationals iS90-sl- 81 So 96 81 -s,s ~
batted over 800 In the four Years-lSSl
1888. 1894, and 1887; led National League
second basemen IN 1897 1856. and 1887.
with $50 .9s2. and $50, respectively; bat
ted .z5z in 1854
MCPHERSON - Pitcher; Philadelphia
Nationals, 1904
McQUERY. WILLIAM-First Baseman;
Cincinnati Unions, 1884: Detroit. Amer
lean Association. lSS5-S6: Kansas City
Nationals. lbS6, FOR l22 games; Syracuse
and Hamilton, 1851 for l02 games, bat
ting SO. Syracuse. American Associa-
ton, lSSs-S9-90, Washington American
Association. 1891 DATED ia IN 1855
McQUILLEN, GEORGE NJ. c'Big Mac')
Pitcher, Philadelphia Nationals. 1906
0-lO. led National League pitchers in
E'9 with l0t0 IN II games, fielding rec
ora.
McSORLEY. JOHN B.-First baseman.
third base fpr Red Stockings. Of ST
Louis, 1875 pitcher. Indianapolis. lS7S-77.
Peoria. l@2-S3; Toledo. American Asso-
CATION. lAsi. for IS games. Denver, lS5f.
batting IA
McSHANNIC. r. R.-Third baseman;
gainesville, lssl, for u games; Pittsburg
NATIONALS iA@.h3, played % games Ia
1855. fielding third
McTAMANY. J-OutEelder: born Phila-
delphia, j 3, IrJnsides 1854, for q
games. batting .29l. Brooklyn. AmeTi-
can association. hS5-S-S1. Kansas City.
american Association, lSSS. Columbus
American Association. 1880; Athletic.
Amerlt an Association, 1901 batted 35i
IN 1881: .Zl9 In 1859. in 139 games; made
80 runs In 1895.
McVEY. CALVIN A.-Infelder: Cincin-
natl. 1870: catcher for Boston Nationals.
bd-'2-!3; Boston Nationals. ls74-75. Chi
caso Nationals, lS16-77; Cincinnati Ma
uonals, lSlS-9: second base. Athletics.
1870. first base. Bay City, 1870: batted
over .32G in the two years 1876 and 1877
Mobile and New Orleans. 1857; batting
81 played rlghi field on the trip 20
England in 1874
NAGLE. JAThird baseman; Eagles, 1870
NAGLE, THOS. - Catcher. Omaha 1890.
Chicago Nationals 1850 In % games,
nelding ISL 1921.
NANCE. J. - Outheider: Louisville Ma
tionals, 1898; Minneapolis Americans,
1890. Detroit Americans. 1901
NASH. WILLIAM N. - Third basenaan:
Virginia american Association 1884
Boston Nationals. lSS5-s6-S7-SS-S9 Boston
Players League. 1850; Boston Nationals,
lSsl-s2-93-9i-s5. Capt Boston Nationals.
1882. Philadelphia Nationals 1Se6-94-sS
batted -@S in lsS1, and .30i IN 1858; PLAYED
IN world series or 1852; led third base
men in 1881
MAYA. VINCENT-Catcher. born in San
Francisco; Providence Nationals. 1852
S-Si. Baltimore tAmerican Association.
1850 played In world series OF 1854
NAVIN, FRANK j. President Detroit
Americans. 1s0S-09-10.
NEAGLE, JOHN - Pitcher: Philadelphia
Nationals. 1883; Athletics american As
sociatlon), 1888. Baltimore american
Association. 1SS3; Allegheny american
Association. 1888; Louisville (Amer-
lean association. 1885.
NEAL H.-Pitcher: St. Louis american
Association, 1S90-91-
NEAL. pitcher; New York Nationals.
1895; Rock Island (Three-I League).
1903
NEALON. JAMES-First baseman: Pitts
burg Nationals. lg06-07-0S; Oakland. 1903.
for l3s games batting "a and fielding
second.
NEEDHAM, THOMAS-Catcher: Boston
Nationals l9G4-05-06-07 New York Ma
80 games; Chicago Nationals. 1910
NEFF, J. NJ W-President Cincinnati
Nationals. lS7S-79
NEIGHBORS. CECTI-Pitcher. Pittsbure
Nationals. 1868: Mobile and Memphis.
1903 for IS games in the outfeld. bat
ting .2z9
NELL. CHARLES-Outaelder Cleveland
Nationals. 1908
NELSON. II. - Second baseman. New
York Nationals. 1901
NELSON. J-Shortstop; Allegheny. 1876
=: Indianapolis Nationals. 1873: TROY
City. 1873; Metropoiitans, 1850: Worces-
ter Nationals. lSSl: Metropolitan (Amer-
lean Association. 1SS2-S}-S4-S5-Sg-S
Brooklyn american Association 1880.
batted 800 In 1883 and 3sl in 1857. led
American Association shOrtstops in
1883 and played in the world series OF
1854