Arizona republican., 1917-09-30

f Charles L. Herzog, captain and sec ond baseman, was pom at Baltimore, MT, July g, 1885 and resides at Ridge l ", Md. lie played shortstop on the i college hines While a student at the Maryland Agricultural College and
 the University of Maryland. His
 pl ofessional career on the diamond i began Tn 1907 when he played .nA4u base and shortstop on the Readins,, 1 Pa, team of the TriState League | Played with the Giants in 1S0S-9. bus
 was. traded to Boston (N. L.) in 191O i He returned to New York the follow ing year playing three seasons under i McGlaw until he was transferred n l the Besche. deal to Cincinnati where i he managed the reds until July 1916. Since that time he has been with the New fork Nationals as cap
 tain of the team. Last April, Her
 zog, injured his spine when he fell l heavily on the stone floor of a rail i road depot when the team was leav- ing New York for Philadelphia. He was unable to play for several weeks 1 afterwafd lut manage to take part ill many games during the sea son. Early in September, he was suspended by President Hampstead
 for refusing to accompany the Giants on their final western trip, Herzog insisting on taking a rest on the ad- vice of his physicians He is 32 years old weighs 160 pounds ard is , feet.
 10 inches in height. He bats and
 throws right handed
 Georoe l.. f"tew') McCarty, catcher,
 born at Catawissa, Pa, November r
 1888, played on the high school team
 there as catcher and his profession
 entry in baseball was with the New
 ark QnternationaD team in 1911. He
 was sold to Brooklyn in 1913 and was
 traded to New York, August 26, 1916.
 While playing at Cincinnati, last June,
 McCarty fractured d leg, just above
 the ankle, which kept him out of
 active work on the diamond for three
 months. McCarty lives at Catawissa,
 Pa He is 2S years old, is , feet, Il E
 inches tall and weighs 1855 pounds. lie
 bats and throws right handed.
 w. A. Rardan, catcher, born at
 Bedford Ind, February ,, 1888, played
 on the Bedford H. s. team as catcher
 He joined the professional ranks in
 1907 with the Canton, O., team of the
 Central League. Went to Boston in z August 1909 and remained with the
 Nationals there until 1914 when he
 jumped to the Indianapolis Federals
 the following year he was transferred
 to the Newark Federals and together
 
 chased by the Giants in 1916. karidan
 who still lives at Berford, Ind. is 29
 years old, weighs l65 pounds and is ,
 feet, inches tall. He bats and throws right handed.
 George J. Gibson. catcher. born at London. Ont. Canada. in 1889. Be Tean as catcher professionally with ! the Buffalo. Eastern League team in 1903 and went to Montreal the fol- lowing year. In June 1905, he joined the Pittsburg Nationals and remained
 with the Pirates until August 19i6 i, when he came to the Giants by the
 waiver route. In August of this year Gibson's right thumb was dislocated by a foul tip but he is available for play behind the plate again. Gibson's residence is at London, Canada. He is 37 years old, weighs 190 pounds, stands feet, 111s inches and is right , hapded in batting and throwing. , John Onslow, catcher, born at Scottsdale, Pa. in 1888. He played football and baseball while at Scio , College, Ohio, being catcher for the college nine He joined the Dallas } cluh of the Texas League team in
 1909 and from there went to the Fort : Wayne, Central League team in 1911. r A year later he went catcher to the Detroit Americans and was sent to Providence International League) : in 1913. In the fall of that year he ] returned to Detroit but played with Providence in 1914. In the three sub
 sequent years he played for the Buff ? falo Internationals until last August when he was purchased to strengthen the catching staff of the Giants. On slows home is at Mount Pleasant, Ohio. He bats and throws right
 handed, is 2S years old. weighs 179 Charles Tesreau, pitcher, born at r Ironton, Mo, March ), 1889. In 1903, Tesreau began his professional career with the Houston. Texas League l team and pitched for. the Shreveport ) team of the same league in 1910. A , year later. he was with the Toronto club, on option after being purchased by the New York Nationals. He was , recalled to the Giants in 1912 and has been a very useful member of the Me $ Graws pitching staff ever since. lie l resides in New York. Tesreau is 2s
 years old, weighs 210 pounds, meas ? ures 6 feet, 2A inches in height and l is right handed at batting and throw < ing.
 William D. Perritt, pitcher. Born at Arcadia, La, in 1892 and resident ? cf Shreveport. La. His first profes l sional appearance was with the Vicks- uurg ahd Greenwood MISS, team t'
 the Cotton States League in 1912 l i then he was sold to the St Louis Ma . tionals playing there to the close of the 1914 season He was purchased by the Giants in the spring of 1915 and , has been on the New York twirline I staff for the past three years Perrltl
 pitches and bats right handed, weighs , ITO pounds and is feet 1 inch tall . Fred Anderson, pitcher, born at Ca . lahan, N. C.. in 1887 and resides al o Statesville, N. c. Pitched for his F college hines, Davidson College and f the University of Maryland. In 1906 c he began as a professional with the Y Darlington South Carolina League and - later pitched for Rocky Mountain anC s Wilson of the Eastern N. c. League , but in 1910-11 he did not play as he i, was practising dentistry during these Q two years. He rejoined the Bostor
 Americans in 1912 and was sent tt !, Milwaukee but returned to Bostor 7 and played there in 1913. Anderson :, pitched for the Buffalo Federals il q 1e14-15 and went to the Giants il . 1916. Anderson is 30 years of age :, l weighs ITO pounds and is exactly { 2 feet high.
 : Albert Demaree, pitcher, born al y Quincy, H., September 8, 1885 and re-
 sides at Chicago. He played semi lr- professional ball with Callahan's Logan . Squares at Chicago in 1906-7 ant ?, joined the professional ranks as pitch ., CT for the Columbus, Miss, club O -, 1909 he was with the Savannah. Soul f1A r. r.,