The Washington herald., 1910-09-28

PASTORIUS. JAMES-Pitcher: Brooklyn
Nationals. l906-07-0s-0s. Pitched Is games
in 1907. winning Is; Is In 1875, winning 1
PATRICK. GEORGE-Outnelder Phila-
delphia Nationals. lSS4
PATRICK. Pitcher; Jacksonville.
1907. winning 70 games and losing l6;
1873 for % games Cleveland Nationals,
1910
PATTEE, H-Second baseman: Jersey,
1904. for a games, batting 81. Brooklyn
Nationals. 1so4-oS. for "A games. batting
PIG.
PATTEN, CASE-Pitcher: Kansas City
Americans, 1890, Washington Ameri-
cans, 1s01-02-03-04-05-G6-07. Pitched two
three-nit games in 1904, one a l3-inning
game against Detroit. and three extra
inning tie games I'm 1891, won II and
lost II in 1907.
PATTERSON. H.-Outielder. left held:
MutualS, 1870; Mutuals, New York, ISL.
Brooklyn Eckfords. 1872.
PATTERSON, ROY-Pitcher: Chicago
American. l9e0-0i -02-03-0l-05-06-07. Mime
apolis. 1905 for a games led pitchers
fielding in 1907 In 70 games,
PATTISON, GEORGE-Outfelder Key
stone Unions. 1884
PAUXTIS. SIMON F.-Catcher: Altoona
1909; New York Americans. 1909; Cincin-
natl Nationals. 1910
PAYNE. FRED-Catcher: Syracuse. 1903:
Rochester. 1906: Detroit Americans, 1906
G-0S; Battle Creek for Il games. 1907:
Chicago Americans. l909-l0 Played %
games with Detroit in 1905
tionals, 1S96-97-9S; Pittsburg Nationals,
1899
PEAK. R.-Second baseman; keystone
Unions. 1854; Boston Unions. 1884.
PEARCE. BUNNY-Catcher: Cincinnati
Nationals. lS07-oS.
PEARCE. RICHARD J.-Shortstop; At
lantic. 1870: Mutuals. New York. 1871
y. Atlantic. 1854. St Louis, 1879 76
Rhode Island, 1871; Louisville American
Association. 1852, 10 games Baltimore
American Association, 1852; Columbus
American Association 1888; Metropoli-
tan American Association, 1884
PEARSON. L.-Pitcher: Cleveland Amer
leans, 1903.
PEARSON, Thatcher; Cincinnati Ma
tionals, 1876
PECKINPAUGH, G.-Inhelder; Cleve-
land Nationals, 1910.
PECHINEY, EORGE-Piitcher; Cincin-
natl American Association, 1855
PETIT. c. H.-Catcher-third baseman;
Toledo American Association 1890:
Brooklyn American Association. 1890;
Syracuse American Association. 1890;
st. Louis Nationals, 1S93-94-9S: Cincin-
PittsbuTg Nationals. 1905-06. Batted 81
in 1901 and .3l3 in 1902. Led first base
men In 1904 in IS games.
FELOUZE. M.-Outielder; st. Louis Ma
tionals. 1856
PETTY, BARNEY-Pitcher; st. Louis
American. 1851 4-O5-O6 OF 0S-09-I0 Pitched
a three-hit game in 1904; won y and
lost q in 1907; played q in 1905
PETIT. JOHN-OutfieldeT: Indianapolis
American Association. 1884.
PEOPLES. ]. IE.-Catcher: Cincinnati
Unions, 1884: Cincinnati American As
ISOLATION, 1SS4S5; Brooklyn American
Association. 1SS5-S6-S7-SS; Columbus
American Association, 1889,
PERNOLL. HARRY-Pitcher: Portland
(Oreg), 1907. for % games, winning s;
Aberdeen Northwestern 1908, for %
games; Detroit Americans, 1910.
L.-Second baseman: Spring
Kansas City. 1906 for 153 games: Wash
ington American. 1907, for a games:
Minneapolis for IS games; Louisville,
1eos, for l47 games,
PERRING, GEORGE-Third baseman;
Omaha, 1906, for $50 games. batting
.295; Toledo, 1907, for lS5 games batting
.301: Cleveland Americans, 190S-09-l0.
Played in SO games in 1908, batting. PIG.
PETERS. Thatcher: Nolans. 1871; first
base. Resolutes. 1871.
PETERS, JOHN P.-shortstop-seeon
baseman; Chicago Nationals. 1S74-75-76-
1883 Providence. 1880: Milwaukee Ma
tionals 1878; Buffalo Nationals. 1881:
Allegheny. American Association 1852:
captain, 1888; 1884; batted .34S In 1876 and
81 i'm 1878.
Pitcher: Clinton, 1906 for
20 games winning, 10. BOSTON Americans
1906
r. H.-outhelder; Chicago Ma
tionals, 1855
W. B.-Presijent indianapolis
National club, 1878.
PETTY, H.-Pitcher; New York Nation
ais. 1894