The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
FIRST BAsEMEN RECORDS

Greatest number of putouts in single season, 1897, by Jiggs Donahue of the 1906 White Sox; National league, 1852 by Ed Konetchy, Cardinals, 1911
 Greatest number Of assists, 152. by Fred Penney Braves. 1905; American league, 143, by Chick" Gandil Sena- tors, 1914.
 Grea test number of errors, S6, by Bill Joyce, Giants, 1898; American league, Al, by J. P. Freeman, Washington. 1908
 Greatest number chances accepted, 1886, by Donahue. in 1907; National league. TAI, by Penney. in 1908.
 Highest fielding average, .996 turned in Frank Chance. in 1910, and Fred Mollwitz of the 1915 Reds: American league, .9s5, held by John McInnis, Ath- letics. 1910, and Gandil, who fielded for that mark in 1916 and also 1917.
 Number of putouts nine innings, McCauley. Washington A. A. vs. Co., lumbus, 1891, did have a single chance. Jiggs Donahue, White Sox vs. Yankees, 1906, had not putouts and no errors, but one assist in nine innings
 Most chances nine-inning game 23, Donohue, White Sox vs Yankees, 1905; National league record tied g, Ed Konetchy, Pirates vs. Cardinals 1914. and Jake Beckley, Cincinnati vs. C1eve- land, 1898
 Assists in single game, ', tied by George Stovall Cleveland, 1912, vs. Browns, and Kitty BransfieId, Pirates vs. Cubs, 1904
 SECOND BASEMEN
 Putouts, AT, by John Williams, Yan- kees, 1sos National league, 459, by William Sweeney, Braves, 1912.
 Assists, 53s, by Lajoie. in 1908; Ma Reds, 1906
 Errors, 92, by Robinson, st. Louis A. A., 1886; American league 61 hy William Gleason, Tigers, 1901. and tied by M. Gilbert, Milwaukee. 1901; Ma tional league, 54, Johnny Evers, Cuos, Total chances accepted, sss, by La Joie, in 1908; National league, 9s4, by Sweeney, Braves, 1912.
 Highest fielding mark. .9s1. hv Ia joie, in 1905 National league, .s77. hv Billy Hallman. Philles 1901: Huggins, Cardinals, 1919, and Rawlings, Braves. 1917
 No putouts or assist in nine ininys Eddie Collins. Athletics vs. Washing ton, 1909; R. A. Grover Athletics vs Red Sox, 1917.
 THIRD BASEMEN
 Putouts, 252, by James Collins, Braves. 1900: American league, 239, by Billy Coughlin, Kansas City. 1900.
 Assists, 402 by J. Andrews, Buffalo. 1900; National league, 371, by Tommy Leach. Pirates, 1904.
 Errors, 90, by Charles Hickman. e. ants, 1900; America league, 73, by W. Nance, Minneapolis, 1900
 Total chances accepted, SOL by James Collins Boston Nationals. 1899: osS, by Oscar Witt, Tigers 1916.
 Best fielding averages. BYE. by Hans Isobert Phillies, 1912: American lea gue. -9fo. by Terry Turner. Cleveland, 1911.
 SHORTSTOPS
 Putouts, 425, by Donie Bush. Tigers. l9l4: National league. 407. Walter Mar anville, Bravesc. 1914 Record, 433. by IT, Allen, Phillies, 1892.
 Assists. 574 by Maranville. 1914. American league, 570. Terry Turner. Cleveland, 1906.
 Errors, 115, Billy Shindle. PhiIlies ls9o; American league, 95, by Bobby 1ochnauer. Cleveland, 1903
 Total chances accepted. 9s1, by Mar anviile. 1914; American league, 969. hy Bush, 1914. : Highest fielding average. .s7s. bv turner 1910; National league, .s6S. Sy Joe Tinker, Cubs, 1913.
 Number putouts or assists in nine in. nihgs, George Mcbride. Senators, 1912; roy Hartzell. Yankees. 1913.
 OUTFIELDERS
 Putouts. 46s. by Max Carey. Pirates aslG American league, 455, Iris speaker, Red Sox, 1914.
 nlshest fielding avera,e 992, by Hans