Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-30

he managed the Reds" until July
 1916. Since that time he has beer
 with the New York Nationals as cap
 tain of the team. Last April, Herzog
 injured his spine when he fell heavi
 ly on the stone floor of a railroad
 depot when the team was leaving
 New York for Philadelphia. He wa:
 terward, but managed to take a par
 in many games during the season
 Early in September he was suspended
 by President Hampstead for refusing
 nal western trip, Herzog insisting or taking a rest on the advice of his phy
 sicians. He is 32 years old, weighs
 160 pounds and is five feet, ten in
 ches in height. He bats and throws
 right handed.
 GEORGE L. cLEW'D McCarty
 catcher, born at Catawissa, Pa, no
 vember F, 1888, played on the high school team there as catcher and his professional entry in baseball was
 with the Newark QnternationaD team
 in 1911. He was sold to Brooklyn in
 1913 and was traded to New York Au-
 gust 26, 1916. While playing at Gin
 cinnati last June, McCarty fractured
 leg just above the ankle, which kept
 him out of active work on the dia- mond for three months. McCarty lives at Catawissa, Pa. He is 2S years old, is five feet, eleven and three quarters inches tall and weighs 1855 pounds. He bats and throws right handed.
 w. A. HARDEN, catcher, born at Bedford, Ind. February 5, 1888, played on the Bedford high school team as catcher. He joined the professional ranks in 1907 with the Canton, Ohio. team of the Central league. Went to Boston in August, 1909, and remained with the Nationals there until 1904, when he jumped to the Indianapolis Federals. He was transferred to the Newark Federals the following year anu iO6CluCl hllu hdull AluCI- son was purchased by the Giants in 1916. Rariden who still lives at Bed ford, is 29 years old, weighs 165 pounds and is five feet, nine inches tall He bats and throws right hand ed.
 CHARLES TESREAU, pitcher, born at Ironton, Mo-, March 5, 1889. In 1909, Tesreau began his professional career with the Houston, Texas, league 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 be- ing purchased by the New York Ma He was recalled to the Giants in 1912 and has been a very useful member of McGraw's pitching staff ever since. He resides in New York. Tesreau is 2S years old, weighs 210 pounds, measures six feet, two and one-quarter inches in height and | is right handed at batting and throw ing.
 WILLIAM D. PERRITT, pitcher, | Born at Arcadia, La, in 1892 and a resident of Shreveport, La. His first professional appearance was with the | Vicksburg and Greenwood, Miss, team of the Cotton States league in 1912, | then he was sold to the St. Louis Ma i 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 twirl- | ing staff for the past three years. Perritt pitches and bats right handed, weighs ITO pounds and is six feet, one inch tall.
 FRED ANDERSON, pitcher, born at Callahan, N. C., in 1887, and re- sides at Statesville, N. c. Pitched for his college hines, Davidson college and the University of Maryland. In 1906 he began as a professional with he Darlington South Carolina league and later pitched for Rocky Mountain and Wilson of the Eastern North Car 1lina league. Joined the Red Sox in 1909, but in 1910-11 he did not play IS he was practicing dentistry during -hese two years. He rejoined the Boston Americans in 1912 and was sent to Milwaukee but returned to Boston and played there in 1913 An ierson pitched for the Buffalo Feder- ils in 1914-15 and went to the Giants n 1916. Anderson is 30 years of age, weighs ITO pounds and is exactly six .eet high.
 ALBERT DEMAREE, pitcher, born 1t Quincy, H., September s, 1885, and 'esides at Chicago. He played semi professional ball with Callahans' Lo- gan Squares at Chicago in 1906-7 and oined the professional ranks as pitch sr for the Columbus, Miss, club of he Cotton States league in 1908 In 1909 he was with the Savannah, South Atlantic league team, with the Chat anooga team of the same league dur ng the two following years. He went o Mobile, Ala, in 1912 and was pur- chased by the New York Nationals hat same year. Demaree pitched for he Giants in the worlds series nf