The Daytona daily news., 1920-10-05


Hl6 - rFotssetonal epsakensnt was
VII 8 Nehb CITY team ofxhe Uest-
en- Ansoc afion IN lsoe He ce,ns to [,
the ma3ors ~ way q Portiand Of the
Pacific Coast league. his first big
leagus berth being with Cleveland In
1911, He vent to Brooklyn by way
of CIacinaati in 1916. Last year. hesl
hi e7S.
JAMES HARLEY tJlMMll JOHN
ST0N was horn In Cleveland, Tens.
Dee, -. 1854. He starred with the
Kawanee club Of the C&n4sal Asso- |
cialion h 1908 His first chance With I,
the majorz was with the White sox
IN 1879. He was turned hack to San
Freoeisco and was sold to the Cubs
in 1914. Again he was turned back
this time to Oakland. In 1916 he
same to brooklyn to stay. His best
hating average In the major league
until 1920 was Isl. which he made
in both 1918 and 1919.
BERNARD tBERNIE, NEIs was
horn In bloomington, lll,. Sept. &c,
ia9s he started with the Dayton
club of the Central League in 1917.
lie was bought by Brooklyn from the
Saskatoon club Of the Western Can
ada Leasgue this spring.
THOMAS II. tToMMy) GRIF-
FlTHS vas born In Prospect. o, in
1889. He started with the New He'd
lord club Of the New England League
in 1898. as pitcher. He worked as
hoxman for that club for four years,
hut because OF his batting ability was
switched to the outiield in 1913. In
mid season he was sold to the Braves.
The next year he was sent to Indian
apolis. In 1918 he was drafted by
Cincinnati He remained with the
Reds until last year, when he was
sold to the Dodgers. His best year
with the lat was In 1915. when he
hit .a07 In 1917 he batted .2Sl.
ZACHARY ID. tZACH WHEAT
was born In Hamilton. Mo-. May %
1888 lie broke into the game Will
the Enterprise club of the Kansas
League in 1906. He came To Brook
lyn in 1910. by way OF Mobile. Hi,
hest batting year was in 1918, whei
he hit 3s5 He had an average o
sa7 last year
HARRY Ii. tHD MYERS was bori
in East Liverpool. o.. April q. 1893
Alter starting with Connellsville il
,he West Virginia League he was sol,
"a mid season to Brooklyn i'm 1905
lie was turned back to Rochester il
1910. aud again came to Brookly
from Sioux City in 1911 Back Ii
went tn Mobile. only TO be recalled b
fhe Dodgers in 1912. He finished tina
season with Sioux City. In 1915 h
played with Newark and the next yea
came 10 Brooklyn to stay. Last yea
he hit. .307, his best season.
EDWARD j. (ED) KONETCH
was born in Lacrosse, Wis. Sept.
iSs5. He started with his home clu
was sold TO the Cardinals in 1907 II
remained with them until traded
the Pirates in 1914 The next yea
he jumped TO the Pittsburgh club {
the Federal League. In 1916 he IT
turned to organized baseball with III
braves. He was traded to Brookly
last year. His best batting yeaS W;
1912. when he hit .314. Last yes
his average was .29s.
PETER ]. (PETE) KILDUFF W;
born in Weir, Kas-, April 4, 1894
got his professional start with Okls
homa City in the Western Associate
in 1914 He came TO the Giants |
way OF Omaha IN 1917 He was trat
ed5o the Cubs that year and last ye;
was traded by Chicago to Brookly
lie hit .2se last year, his best ave
age.
RAYMOND H. (RAY) SCHMAND
Was born in ST. Louis. Mo-, in 1S9
His Glst professional engagement ";
with ghe Browns in 1915. He W;
turned back to the minors that yei
aud was recalled by St Louis in 191
only 70 be turned back the next yea
He was drafted by Brooklyn from Il
Lincoln club OF the Western Leagl
in 1918 He hit .907 in 1918 al
only l65 last year
OTTO l. MILLER was born
Minden. Neh.. June l. 1889, He b
gan his baseball career with Share
in the Pennsylvania and Ohio Leag
in 1905. He was drafted by Brool
lyn from Duluth the next year. II
hest batting average is .27S. made
1872 He hit .226 last year
LEON j. CADORE was horn in Ch
eaeo. Nov. 20, 1892. He started wi
Vancouver IN the Northweste
League IN 1911 He was drafted
BROOKLYN in 1915 but was turned ba,
TO Montreal from where he was r
called in 1917 His best pitchil
year was in 1919. when be won