The Washington herald., 1919-12-11
Roster OF Players,

I HOster OF Ituycrr.
| The catchers were Mike Grady and
, Bill Clarke. two Of the best In the
game those days. We also ind Un-
dcrtakcr quinn and Billy ClinGman.
who now runs a large engraving plant
In louisville
. I9Ol-I'atten. Gear. Mercer. Csrrick.
Lee, Jordon. pitchers: Clarke. Grady,
lcatchers; duncan, Everette. Quinn.
Coughlin. CIingman. inhelders; Wal
dron. Farrell. OBrien. Foster. LIiskey,
outheIders.
The following year finds Smiling Al
orth as one OF the pitchers. Al was
known as a pitcher that had nothing
1 but a glove, still this tall. handsome
fellow was able to win a great many
games while with Philadelphia where
/ he pitched from 1895 until the fall OF
| 1900. when he came TO Washington.
| Carey was the first baseman. Scoops.
\ as lie was known by, was one OF the
niftiest first sackers in the game II
he could have hit like he IieIded he
would have been one nG the greatest
men in the game
DrIehanty SIaEgcr.
! On September Of this year Carey
had q OF the = putouts made in the
game. Harry Wolverton and Fred Ely
were also with the Washington team
that year Who Is il that will ever
forget big Ed. Delehanty. the over
lthe-fence bunter?" Ed. holds a rec
ord. Jointly with Link Loke. of hav-
ing four home runs in one game.
Del made his in a game at Chicago
on Bill Terry on July IL. 1906.
/ The year previous Lowe made his
on Decoration Day in a game against
Cincinnati. with Chamberlain pitch
ing. Delehanry was member of
the Philadelphia National League
team. and Lowe was with Boston. Of
the same league. when they cracked
out these hits.
I9Oy-Lee. Townsend. p. orth, Pat
ten. Carrick. Voorhees,. pitchers: w.
Clarke. Drill. T. DonohUe. catchers:
Carey. Coughlin. Keister. Doyle, VOL
verton, Ely. INtz. infelders; Dele
hanty. Ryan. NCister, Goetman, stan
Ie!. outfielders.
| SeIbach-Ryan-Hend
| In 1909 the Washington team pre-
; scented tie abCVe-named players in the
/ outfieId Everyone remembers Sci
back CAn. This gentleman is now
one of the leading bowlers Of the
country After his playing days were
4 a
bus. Ohio. where he opened a bowl
ing room and has made a fortune
from the game.
| Jimmy Ryan, the old Cubs out
fielder. who came to Washington. is
! nov connected with the courts in Chi
Caco and manages Ryan's Colts in
u semi-pro league. Jack Hendricks.
! the third man. is the same John
| Hendricks now managing Indiana 10
| lis and who for one GEAR handled
the st. Louis Cardinals.
4 l@C;-Orth. Patten. Wilson. Town
send. Eunkle. pitchers: Clarke. Drill
EittredEe. catchers: Carey. Demon
treville. CouEhlin. Robinson, Moran.
| Martin. Holmes. p. Mccormick. OS-
teon. infslders: Delehsuty. Setback.
Ryan. Hendricks. outheIders.
Tom Hughes star SIabmau.
In 1904 there appeared a new
| twirler. Long Tom Hughes. who
/ made a great hit with the locals.
I Hughes. while with Baltimore in
the y. l.. pitched a nO-hit game
against Boston. This game took
I place April %. 1898.
Jake Stahl and Pat Donovan
were two new outfielders who ap-
peared in the lineup. Donovan
afterwards became manager of tho
team and since then has handled
several minor league clubs.
, I904-Hughes. Wolfe. Jacobson.
Wilson. Townsend. Patten. Kunkle.
Mason. Ortk. pitchers: Kittredge,
/ clarke. Drill. catchers: Herring.
q O'Nenl. Hill. Mullen. Huelsman.
Mil. Moran. Thoney. Mccormack.
infieIders: ]. Stahl. Donovan, Hofr-
man. outfield"TS.
/ BennpoIe FaILcnberg Appears.
During the spring traInins ,rip. Man
a2er Stahl introduced a new pitcher
so tall that they discussed the using