Discovering Players Stars Brought Out By Great Managers
A historical survey credits Frank Selee, Griffith, McGraw, Mack, Hanlon, and Dreyfuss for finding and shaping baseball stars. It details how each mentor scouted, developed, and pitched in for legends such as Chase, Williams, Wagner, Leach, Beebe, Duff, and many others, highlighting the managers' eye for raw material and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Selee
Griffith
McGraw
Mack
Hanlon
Barney | Dreyfuss
Boston
Chicago
Far West
Herman Teng
Selee
Tong
Insworth
Kansagy
Charley Nichols
Omaha
Beston
Seke
Hly Nash
Lolts Lowe
Tis Hewston
Victor Wiis
League Garden
Slee
Johnny Evers
Ogee Tunker
Sehndie
Linge Aul
Cuda
Keeler
Milmend Lene
Ned Hanler
Cincinnnati
Willie Kuchit' Kovler
Thittemton
New York
Bravhin
Thin Preathers
Baltimore
Hughey Jennings
Guiler Hainlon
Banton
Hanlin
Roy
Meluer
Touin McCraw
Barnie
Fianlor
Wien
Efeutin
Joe Welles
Torus
Stanlon
Rete
Sione
McGinnity
Joe McGinnity
Was & Hanlon
Turton
Iron Man
Baltimora
Flanlon
McGraw Cobo
Wilson
Devlin
Methaw
Bill Tustin
George Browne
Whiladel Hud
Berth
Seymour
Ames
Waltse
Fureuwm
Mathewson
Clark Griffith
Grif
Jack Kleinow
Hogg
Laporte
Doyle
Morianty
Thomas
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
Sammy Strang
Roy Patterson
Chicago Americans
Danny Hoffman
Athletics
Hoffman
Dreyfuss-Clarke Louisvalle-Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Fred Clarks
Major League Baseball
Tommy Leach
Jimmy Collins
Beaumont
Chesbro
Phillipe
Leever
Lynch
Jesse Tannehill
Ritchey
Wagner
McCreery
Williams
Bransfield
Conroy
Hartsel
Waddell
Collins
Louisville
Jimmy Williams
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Wid Conroy
Milwaukee
Harry Pulham
Hans Wagner
Paterson
N. J
Dutchman
Jack Warner
Connie Mac
Accentilc Rube
Bender
Coombs
Plank
Schreckengost
Powers
Harry Davis
Arthur Irwin
Barry Davis
Falls River
Mass
Irwin
Davis
Schoolboy Knight
Makine Davy Fultz
Mieck
Dygert
New Orleans
Laybold
Danny Murphy
Byrne-Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Fielder Jones
Jimmy Sheckard
Jack Anderson
Griffin
Joe Yeager
Lumley
Jordan
Alperman
Lewis
Comiskey
Jones
Acc
Silver King
Bobby Carruthers
Dave Foutz
Arie Latham
Doc Bushong
Walsh
Owen
Isbell
Jiggs Wonohue
Lee Tannehill
Old Cap Anson
Anse
Bil Dahlen
Pat Tebeau
Jack Powell
Jack O'Connor
Chiet Zimmer
Cy Youngs
Lou Criger
George Davis
Bobby Wallace
Tebeau
Bil Armour
Clevelands
Detroits
Joss
Moore
Eubanks
Payne
Bernhard
Rhoades
Terry Turner
Tenney
Bates
Cy Young
Murphy-Chance
Reulbach
Hofman
Beebe
George Huff
Boston Americans
Juundgren
Chance
Murphy
Mordecai Brown
Moran
Pflester
Pfeffer
Tmjole
Philadelphia
George Stone
Simmy McAleer
Fred Glade
Billy Murra
Philadeluma Nationals
Mickey Duolin
Shettsline
Magee
Titus
Doom
Lush
Kid Gleason
Lara Cross
Jake Beckiey
Jim McGuire
St John's Beats Washington College In Annual Baseball Game
St John's defeated Washington College 8 to 5 in Annapolis Maryland this morning as Mudd's curves puzzled the visitors. Washington College scored in the sixth and ninth on fielding errors while St John's collected nine hits led by Johns and Wilson. The score by innings shows Washington College with 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 and St John's with 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 2. Batteries were Johna Wilson H Cross and Knotts Mudd and Austin.
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Washington College
Washington Post
Annapelis
St. John’s
Mudd
Johns
Wison
Rhe
Wash
College
St John's
Bog
Johna, Wilson
H Cross
Knotts
Austin
Rock Hill Captain Leads Team Off Field After Dispute
Kendall Green report says Rock Hill College captain Heydlert removed his team from the field after a dispute with Umpire Holliday of Gal laudet. With the score 3 to 2 in the seventh, Holliday awarded the game to the home team, 9 to 0, after contention over calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Green
Heydlert
Rock Hill College
Tis
Holliday
Gallaudet
Heydler
Timpire Holliday
Rockville Juniors win doubleheader in 10 inning games
Rockville Md May 18 the Rockville Juniors beat Boyds in two ten inning games at the Fair Grounds 10 to 9 and 9 to 8. Rockville had 15 hits and 3 errors in the first game while Boyds had 12 hits and 5 errors. in the second game Rockville had 8 hits and 5 errors and Boyds 8 hits and 6 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rockville
Fair Grounds
Boyds
Harris
Emmett
Robertson
Warfield
Hick Robertson
Dawson
Rockvile
Business Beats Central For First Time In Five Years
Business High School defeated Central High School 8 to 3 at American League Park. Pow all pitched strongly for Business while Turton allowed only two safe hits for Central. Donnelly and Hubbard paced the winners with timely hits and stolen bases, as Central miscues paved the way for a decisive late rally.
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Central Iigh
Business
American League Park
Cpimt
O Streeters
Powall
Central
Ricky McDonald
Turton
Richardson
Powell
Donnelly
Davis
Keane
Hamann
Donovan
Hubbard
Rheem
7 Central
M. McDonald
Brooks
Cy McDonald
Harrah
Smith
D'netly
Davia
Hinmann
Wichardson
Harish
Rheam
Hart
Rodgers
Powsl
A. McDonald
C Donnelly
Donoven
Brooke
Husiness
O' Powell
Powel
McDonald
C. Nelly
C. Donnelly
Daviemann
Brion
AL McDonald
Whd Nitches— Turton
Play Tie Game In Eleven Innings At Olympic Park
Monday's public playground game in St Peter between St Dominic and St Joseph stretched to eleven innings before a crowd from the Capital City League ended the contest. St Dominic and St Joseph combined for runs with key hits from Malone McDonald Jones Mister Salb Daly and Knockey while Knockey and Ebert dominated on the mound. Umpire Berger called the game after 1 hour 20 minutes with a 5-5 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Park
St. Peter
St. Vincent
Marquette
St. Dominic
St. Joseph
Berger
St. Dom'c
St. Dom'c oe _ aS * E St Jowd
Aie Malone
Limberger
McDonald
Priest
Jones
Stuckett
Riston
Salle
Bert
Dodd
Vennemay
Mister
Marceron
Gately
Daly
Knockey
Ebert
Malone
Sia
Venneman
Mr. Berger
Hyattsville Tops Laurel in Prince George County League
Hyattsville defeated Laurel 11 to 1 in a heavy hitting game. Gallegher pitched well with three hits allowed while Gallagher struck out 11. Hyattsville moves into a tie with Berwyn for second in the standings as Laurel tailenders fall further behind.
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Laurel Falls
Hyattsville
Brentwood
Berwyn
Laurel
Washington Post
Hyattsvile
Prince George County
G. Leakin
Gallegher
Fulton
Bond
Laurel Rhoare Galt
Haslup
A. Leakin
Moore
M. Carr
Hoga
Ifc
AL Garr
Darnall
Fenwick
Olzeizer
Gouiting
Hyatteville
Errore
Hyattaville
Basie
Gallagher
Mangum
Galt
A. Carr
G."leakin
Faculty Destroys Students In Early Inning Baseball Showdown
The faculty team, made up of high school teachers, defeated the student squad at National Park 19 to 1 in a lively old time game. Burkett pitched for the teachers, delivering strong hits and sharp fields while Matthews stood out in right field. TheTeachers pushed across three runs early, with six more in the fifth, and ultimately outplayed the students despite twenty hits by the younger side.
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Yesteday
National Park
Burkett
Oleson
Wilson
George Washington
Goodman
Burk
Matthews
AER
Abhoah McNeal
Martin
Kemp
Crandall
Piattie
Michael
Maurer
Hubbard
Boerustel
Rheem
Hecox
A Smith
Brooks
McGifin
Donnelly
Jone
Platt
Smith
McGiffin
McNeal
Grandail
Boernstein
Hocox
Basia
McGiin
McGinin
Mr. Barr
Neumann Forfeits Ninth Versus Bethany Contested Game
In a Hasty Washington Sunday-school League match Ninth street led Bethany 12 to 11 when Umpire Neumann forfeited the game to First after a disputed decision. The crowd surged onto the field as Neumann faced a fan altercation, with police absent. the forfeit followed a tense scene at Thirteenth and D streets northeast.
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Bethany
Thirteenth
D Streets
Washington
Ninth Street
Neumann
Abhore Lewis
Broome
Roundtree
Sean Hammond
Coleman
Powter
Johnson
Ikomerco Gtee
Clements
Evans
Storker
Garner
Wheeler
Litchfield
Q’ntrell
Prt
Quigley
Lewis
Roundtras
Stocker
Harria
Ziitchfield
Haramond
Fowler
Kerper
Evang
Garber
McDonald
Quantrelle
Georgetown Crew Shapes Up for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Georgetown crew trains toward the Poughkeepsie intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. Coach Russell plans daily workouts to select eight men, balancing fitness and discipline, as Georgetown aims for a strong four mile race and a solid showing against Annapolis and other rivals.
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Georgetown
Annapolis
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Interro
Academy At
Acific Coast College
Highlands Eepsie
Intercolle
Russell
St Stephens Downs C A C In Capital City League
St Stephens Institute beat Columbia Athletic Club 5 to 3 in a tense Capital City League game. Kerr pitched well for St Stephens, while Fulcher struggled for C A C. Bradley’s single and Clark’s triple in the ninth earned the win. Keane and Taylor homered. Kane made a spectacular fifth inning catch.
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St. Stephen’s Institute
Columbia Atletic Club
Kerr
Institute Boys
Bill
Fulcher
Bradley
Clark
Kane
Keane
Taylor
St. Blep
S. Ate OH v. A. Cc. Yee
Hughes
Hook
Glark
Babsen
Smrral
King
Zannelt
Cumbery
Munin
Kraft
Sabins
E ¢ Heinrich
Beckatt
A. C
Omm Kerr
Cumberland
Heinrich Hat
Han
Iboe
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