The earliest known use of the term double play comes from a 1902 game between the Chicago Colts (now Cubs) and the Cincinnati Reds. The double play was turned by Colts Shortstop Joe Tinker, Second Baseman Johnny Evers, and First Baseman Frank Chance. This trio became known for the double play, inspired the poem "Baseball's Sad Lexicon," and were all inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame together in 1946.