The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-24
WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
tCosgTixht I9le b The Washington Heralal

McELROY. M.--Pitcher: Philadelphia Ma
tionals. 1891; Monumentals. 1854. for Z
games.
MCFARLAND. A. D.-Outhelder; Louis
vile Nationals, 1896,
MCFARLAND, C.-Outfelder and pitcher;
Baltimore Unions. 1854,
MCFARLAND. CHARLES E.-Pitcher;
St. Louis Nationals. l904-05-06. Brooklyn
Nationals. 1906; Pittsburg Nationals,
1906
MCFARLAND. EDWARD H-Catcher;
St. Louis Nationals, 1861 Philadel-
phia Nationals, lS97-9S-99-l900; Chicago
Americans. lSO0-0l-02-O3-0i; Chicago
Americans, ls05-0I; batted over 800 in
1888 and 1900
MCFARLAND. H.-Cincinnati Nationals.
1895, Baltimore Nationals, 1899, Balti-
more Americans. 1892: batted .3Oi In 1902.
MCFARLAND, MONT.-Outhelder; Chi
Cago Nationals 1856.
McGANN. DANIEL-First baseman;
Louisville Nationals. 1895; Boston Ma
tionais 1856. Baltimore Americans. 1895;
Brooklyn Nationals. 1893, Washington
Nationals, 1879; St Louis Nationals.
l9Go-0l. Baltimore Americans, 1862; st.
Louis Nationals 1903. New York Ma
tionals 1S02-03-04-05-06 o.: batted over 800
in 1900 and 1872; played in the world
series of 1904; made the record percent
age OF .955 at first base in 1906. led Ma
tional League first basemen IN 1900
1901, l903-0i-05-0f-07, with percentages
ranging from 9.5 10 .9SS
McGARR. JAMES C'Chlppy'0 Second
baseman-trird baseman; Haverhill, 1850
for ~ games lie liing shOrtstOps. and
batting .eG; Athletics. American Assoc
citation. 1877; st. Louis American Assoc
citation, ISIS; Baltimore. American Assoc
citation, 1888; Kansas CITY. American As
4 "a ~
League. 1898; Boston Nationals, 1890
Cleveland Nationals 1S9S-9i-95- 1851: Bal
timore Nationals 1888, hatted over 800
IN 1887 and 1888; played IN the world
series OF 1925 and 1895; led National
League third basemen IN 1890 with .9Ji
IN ll5 games. and in 1898. with .9ii in
So games.
McGEACHY. JOHN C-Outfielder; born
May %. 1851 at Clinton. Mass began
AT Waterbury. Conn.,, 1851; 1855 played
with Long Island club, OF Eastern
League. finished season with Detroit
club, National League. 1856 on ST Louis
club Of National League, lSS1-S9 with
Indianapolis club, 1850. Joined Brooklyn
club, of Players League. playing l0i
games Boston. American Association,
1881; Athletic. American Association,
1881, batted .21S in 1857, and .257 in 1889
MEG cary. II h.-Outhelder; catcher
for HaymakeTs. lSs0-u; center field for
Philadelphia Athletics. 1S72-73-74. second
base Philadelphia, 1870, ST Louis Ma
tionals. 1851; Springfield, lS1S; Prov
tdence, Nationals. B19-N0; Cleveland
Nationals lSS0-a; Detroit Nationals.
lSS2-SJ-S5-66
MCGEE. J.-Outhelder; Brooklyn Allan.
ties, 1874; Mutuals, 1875, New Haven.
1915; shortstop St Louis Nationals,
1876
McGILL, WILLIAM pitcher; Cleve-
land, Players League. 1890, for q
games; Cincinnati, American Association
1891; 81. Louis, American Association,
1891; Chicago Nationals, 1854; Phila-
delphia Natiorals, 1S94-95-96.
MCKINLEY. DENNIsOutfielder third
base Centennials, 1875; catcher, Boston
Nationals, 1875; Milwaukee Unions, 1851
Quincy. Northwestern 1888
McGILLICUDDY. COR NELIU S-(See
Mack Connie)
McGINNIS. GEORGE Pitcher; born 1855,
Alton, III: PLAYED with st. Louis
games in .SS2: .20l in 1883.
MeGINNIS. GUs.-Pfcher; Chicago Ma
tlonals, 1898; Philadelphia Nationals,
1894
McGINNITY. JOSEPH C'The Iron MANI
Pitcher; Baltimore Nationals, 1889; Bal
tinOre Americans 1901; Brooklyn Ma
tionals. 1900; New York Nationals. 1901
05-O5-01-0S; unconditional release 10 Brook
Ign. with honor. February. 1909; mana
ger Newark, l909-l0; pitched in the
world series OF 1905 leading National
League pitcher OF 1900 and OF 1901 with
76S and .Sl4 per cent of victories, re-
speCtivCly,
McGLONE, J. Third baseman: Wash
ington Nationals, 1858; Rochester
1851. FOR s. games. Cleveland, American
Association, lSSI-SS: Denver 1890; bat
ted 1923 in 1851.
McGLYNN. GRANT-Pitcher: ST. Louis
Nationals, l906-07-0S, transferred TO Nil
waukee. February, 1909,
McGLYNN. EDWARD-Catcher; Ath-
letic. League Alliance. ISL; Buffalo. 1877;
Manchester. lS1S-19 for S games.
McGOvERN. JAAIEs-Altoona. Union,
1884
McGOVERN, H.-Outhelder; Boston
Americans. 1905.
McGRAW, JOHN Third base and
manager; born April 7, 1873 Truxton,
n y; began with clean club. of New
York and Pennsylvania League. in
1890; 1890 with Ocala fla club: 1891.
Cedar Rapids club. Western Associa-
ton, lS92-l900 with Baltimore; 1898 was
made manager Of Baltimore team
which was patched up after consolda-
ton Of Brooklyn and Baltimore teams;
1890, was sold TO St Louis National
League along with Catcher Robinson;
1901, he and Robinson organized Balti-
more club OF the American League;
sold il TO New York National League
Club, 1920; batted over 800 in the
nine successive years from 1893 to 1901
Inclusive played third base in world
series of 1884. 1895. 1896. and 1897.
McGUCKENS. M.-Pitcher: ST. Louis.
American Association. 1890 playing in
10 games; Jersey City and Baltimore,
Atlantic League 1890, for 81 games.
McGINNESS, ]. J.. First baseman; New
York Mutuals, 1875 Cricket, ISL: Utica
1888, Syracuse Nationals, 1879
MCGUIRE. JAMES Thatcher; born No
vember IS 1865. Cleveland. Ohio; began
with Terre Haute. 1888; 1884, started
with Cleveland. finished with Toledo;
lSS5, with Detroit; 1856 for 4S games
and 1885, with Philadelphia 1855, with
Toronto: 1880. with Rochester. 81 games.
lS9l-lSsS with Washington: Brooklyn
Nationals lS99-1902; Detroit Americans.
l9O2-03; New York Americans, l90i-07;
manager Boston Americans, l90f-OS;
manager Cleveland Americans, l9O9-lO:
batted over 800 in the six years 1890
1891, 1870, 1886 1887. and 1899: led catch
er in 1895, with SIS; batted 354 in 10
games in ISL