From a 1914
Kansas City Federals team photo
Dan (Rube) Adams
Played under the name Casey
Identity not confirmed
Born: June 19, 1887
Died: October 6, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Dan (Rube) Adams 		P Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: June 12, 1913
Last game: June 26, 1913
# of games: 3		 Identified in the St. Louis Star on July 6, 1913 when he reportedly signed with Chicago.


St Louis Globe-Democrat
May 18, 1915
Forrest Ailworth
Born: May 14, 1890
Died: June 1, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Forrest Ailworth 		C-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: C-OF
First game: June 9, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 5		 Signed to back up Green the day Walden was released. The St. Louis Republic stated "O'Connor then sent in Forrest Ailsworth [sic], a youngster who formerly caught for St. Louis U. to hit for catcher Green." (June 10, 1913) The St. Louis Post-Dispatch mis-identified Ailworth as Bobby Ailworth, former Washington University Star; Bobby and Forrest Ailworth were brothers.

His release was reported in the St. Louis Times on June 25, 1913. He subsequently accompanied the club on its season-ending trip to Indianapolis and played in the final two games of the season, a double-header on September 14.


Indianapolis Star
March 22, 1914
Scotty Alcock
Born: November 29, 1885
Died: January 30, 1973
Goto Baseball Reference for Scotty Alcock 		3B-SS Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: 3B-SS
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 117


Found on Ancestry.com
Pete Allen
Born: August 7, 1882
Died: December 15, 1968
Goto Baseball Reference for Pete Allen 		1B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: 1B
Only game: July 13, 1913
# of games: 1

Art Anderson
Goto Baseball Reference for Art Anderson 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: June 17, 1913
Last game: June 29, 1913
# of games: 4		 Arthur R Anderson from Chicago tried out with Guelph in 1913.


Photo from FindAGrave.com
Fred Arbeiter
Born: September 15, 1889
Died: June 14, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for Fred Arbeiter 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: May 13, 1913
# of games: 2		 Identified in the Perry County Republican (Perryville, MO) on May 13, 1915 as pitching in a game between the Perryville Tigers and the Jacob Elks. "The feature of the game was the wonderful pitching of Fred Arbeiter, the ex-Federal Leaguer who a few years ago pitched for the St. Louis Federals under Manager Brown."

A random post about Fred Arbeiter.


From the 1912
Indianapolis team photo
Roy Ashenfelter
Born: July 25, 1888
Died: July 18, 1951
Goto Baseball Reference for Roy Ashenfelter 		P-OF Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P-OF
First game: May 14, 1913
Last game: June 28, 1913
# of games: 14		 Ashenfelder started the spring with Indianapolis of the American Association, but was sold to Terre Haute before the season started. Instead of reporting there, he jumped to Pittsburgh in the Federal League.


From the 1912
Indianapolis team photo
Roy Ashenfelter
Born: July 25, 1888
Died: July 18, 1951
Goto Baseball Reference for Roy Ashenfelter 		P-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P-OF
First game: July 17, 1913
Last game: July 20, 1913
# of games: 2		 Ashenfelder started the spring with Indianapolis of the American Association, but was sold to Terre Haute before the season started. Instead of reporting there, he jumped to Pittsburgh in the Federal League before stints with the St. Louis Terriers and the Chicago Federals.


From the 1912
Indianapolis team photo
Roy Ashenfelter
Born: July 25, 1888
Died: July 18, 1951
Goto Baseball Reference for Roy Ashenfelter 		P-OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P-OF
First game: July 23, 1913
Last game: August 14, 1913
# of games: 10		 Joined Chicago after stints with Pittsburgh and St. Louis.


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Fred Badel
Born: 1881
Died:
Goto Baseball Reference for Fred Badel 		OF-1B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: OF-1B
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 42


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Fred Badel
Born: 1881
Died:
Goto Baseball Reference for Fred Badel 		OF-1B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF-1B
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 73


Nashville Banner
April 11, 1912
Frank Bair
Born: December 10, 1883
Died: April 21, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Frank Bair 		P-OF Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P-OF
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: September 13, 1913
# of games: 28


1906 Philadelphia Athletics
Team Photo
Bill Bartley
Born: January 8, 1885
Died: May 17, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Bartley 		P Majors:
Yes
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
First game: May 4, 1913
Last game: May 11, 1913
# of games: 2


1906 Philadelphia Athletics
Team Photo
Bill Bartley
Born: January 8, 1885
Died: May 17, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Bartley 		P Majors:
Yes
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: May 18, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 26


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Jimmy Barton
Born: March 31, 1883
Died: March 28, 1963
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy Barton 		SS-2B Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: SS-2B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: July 18, 1913
# of games: 64		 Jimmy Barton managed the club in Cincinnati in the United States League in 1912. He played his first season in the minors in 1903 at the age of 20.


Minneapolis Star Tribune
August 31, 1913
Jesse Beebe
Identity not confirmed
Born: December 22, 1883
Died: March 17, 1957
Goto Baseball Reference for Jesse Beebe 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
Only game: May 13, 1913
# of games: 1		 Beebe auditioned with Indianapolis in the spring, and then made one start with St. Louis in Covington, KY on May 13, 1913.

Jimmy Beeson
Born: July 25, 1890
Died: March 25, 1951
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy Beeson 		SS-3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: SS-3B
First game: June 25, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 64


From the 1914
Superior team photo
Jim Begley
Born: October 31, 1881
Died: April 11, 1926
Goto Baseball Reference for Jim Begley 		1B-OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 1B-OF
First game: May 23, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 30


From the 1914
Superior team photo
Jim Begley
Born: October 31, 1881
Died: April 11, 1926
Goto Baseball Reference for Jim Begley 		1B-OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: 1B-OF
First game: May 23, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 65


Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
July 19, 1937
Andrew Bennett
Born: March 31, 1892
Died: November 12, 1987
Goto Baseball Reference for Andrew Bennett 		OF Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: May 10, 1913
# of games: 4


Davenport Daily Times
March 14, 1911
Harry Benton
Played under the name Wilson
Born: April 8, 1889
Died: March 12, 1959
Goto Baseball Reference for Harry Benton 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
Only game: September 3, 1913
# of games: 1		 Appeared in the box score under the name Wilson.

Berger
Goto Baseball Reference for Berger 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
First game: May 16, 1913
Last game: May 20, 1913
# of games: 3		 Manager Leever sent Earl Berger, late of the Philadelphia Nationals, to the mound, and for the first two innings it looked as if he had the measure of the visitors." (Cincinnati Enquirer, May 17, 1913, pg. 9)

The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune put Berger's name in quotes, suggesting it was an alias. Earl Moore, of the Philadelphia club, did not appear with the club between May 12 and May 30.

Buck Beswick
Born: January 3, 1889
Died: April 5, 1969
Goto Baseball Reference for Buck Beswick 		OF Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: May 30, 1913
# of games: 17

Larry Bevan
Born: December 13, 1883
Died: January 9, 1930
Goto Baseball Reference for Larry Bevan 		3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 3B
Only game: July 15, 1913
# of games: 1


From Baseball Reference
Harry Billiard
Born: November 11, 1883
Died: June 3, 1923
Goto Baseball Reference for Harry Billiard 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P-OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 13, 1913
# of games: 42


From the 1914
Superior team photo
William Bishop
Born William Bischoff
Born: August 5, 1888
Died: September 22, 1975
Goto Baseball Reference for William Bishop 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: July 10, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 19		 Played for the semipro club Alpen Braus (St. Louis Star, July 11, 1913), along with Ray O'Brien. Described as a tall right-hander.

Both the St. Louis Globe-Democrat (April 24, 1914) and the Superior Express (April 30, 1914) reported that Bishop, Kempin and Green, all of the St. Louis Federals, signed with Superior (Nebraska) for the 1914 season.

Name given (incorrectly) as Al Bishop in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on August 24, 1913.


Cleveland Green Sox
Albert (Dutch) Blaser
Born: August 19, 1888
Died: August 8, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Albert (Dutch) Blaser 		P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: June 28, 1913
Last game: September 2, 1913
# of games: 17


From the
Pittsburgh Team Photo
Arthur Bloom
Goto Baseball Reference for Arthur Bloom 		SS Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: SS
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 11, 1913
# of games: 6		 "The fight for the position of short stop is still going on between Harry Fowler, the Northside boy, and Arthur Bloom, the Alliance, O. boy." (Pittsburgh Post, May 13, 1913, pg. 12)


Duluth News Tribune
April 21, 1915
Harry Brammell
Born: December 20, 1889
Died: May 5, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Harry Brammell 		OF-C Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF-C
First game: September 8, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 6

Breen
Goto Baseball Reference for Breen 		2B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: 2B
First game: July 6, 1913
Last game: July 7, 1913
# of games: 2		 "Manager Leever has signed Second Baseman Breen, a player recommended to him by Ty Cobb." (Kansas City Times, July 7, 1913, pg. 10)


Pittsburgh Post
June 2, 1918
Wilmer Brickley
Born: November 19, 1891
Died: October 31, 1918
Goto Baseball Reference for Wilmer Brickley 		P Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
First game: August 13, 1913
Last game: September 7, 1913
# of games: 8


Uncredited
Marvin Bridges
Born: April 1, 1878
Died: January 13, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for Marvin Bridges 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
Only game: May 6, 1913
# of games: 1		 Came from Richmond (VA) with Frey. Subsequently played for Pittsburgh, and then Syracuse in 1913.


Uncredited
Marvin Bridges
Born: April 1, 1878
Died: January 13, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for Marvin Bridges 		P Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
First game: May 16, 1913
Last game: June 10, 1913
# of games: 6		 Played for St. Louis before Pittsburgh.

Bill Britton
Identity not confirmed
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Britton 		SS-OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: SS-OF
First game: May 17, 1913
Last game: June 17, 1913
# of games: 20		 Not Gil Britton, who was playing in Houston in 1913. Possibly Bill Britton, who started the season with Canton and was from Cleveland.


With New York (NL) in 1903
George Browne
Born: January 12, 1876
Died: December 9, 1920
Goto Baseball Reference for George Browne 		OF Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: July 9, 1913
Last game: July 20, 1913
# of games: 11


Obtained from family
Jimmy Brown
Born: March 4, 1885
Died: February 25, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy Brown 		OF Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 13, 1913
# of games: 6


Obtained from family
Jimmy Brown
Born: March 4, 1885
Died: February 25, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy Brown 		OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
First game: May 16, 1913
Last game: May 23, 1913
# of games: 5


Daily Calumet
June 4, 1949
Tony Burgwald
Born: August 8, 1886
Died: November 17, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for Tony Burgwald 		3B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 3B
First game: August 28, 1913
Last game: September 4, 1913
# of games: 9


Hamilton Spectator
April 11, 1923
Ernest Calbert
Born: January 13, 1887
Died: July 16, 1966
Goto Baseball Reference for Ernest Calbert 		OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF
Only game: July 17, 1913
# of games: 1


Pittsburgh Post
April 27, 1913
Jim (Red) Callahan
Born: January 12, 1881
Died: March 9, 1968
Goto Baseball Reference for Jim (Red) Callahan 		OF Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: July 15, 1913
# of games: 61


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
George Carman
Identity not confirmed
Born: February 22, 1893
Died: February 5, 1951
Goto Baseball Reference for George Carman 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
Only game: June 1, 1913
# of games: 1		 Left-handed pitcher who came into the game in relief in Chicago on June 1, 1913.

Likely George Carman, a left-handed minor league pitcher from St. Louis.


FindAGrave.com
Eli Cates
Born: January 26, 1877
Died: May 29, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Eli Cates 		P-3B Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P-3B
First game: May 8, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 56


From 1910 T210 card set
Edwin Cefalu
Born: November 23, 1885
Died: October 15, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Edwin Cefalu 		P-OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P-OF
First game: June 2, 1913
Last game: June 2, 1913
# of games: 2


From 1910 T210 card set
Edwin Cefalu
Born: November 23, 1885
Died: October 15, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Edwin Cefalu 		P-OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P-OF
First game: June 18, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 38


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Ollie Chapman
Born: October 6, 1884
Died: January 28, 1955
Goto Baseball Reference for Ollie Chapman 		OF-3B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: OF-3B
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: July 18, 1913
# of games: 43


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Ollie Chapman
Born: October 6, 1884
Died: January 28, 1955
Goto Baseball Reference for Ollie Chapman 		OF-3B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF-3B
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: July 18, 1913
# of games: 19


Kentucky Post
April 28, 1913
William Colina
Born: February 9, 1891
Died: September 30, 1955
Goto Baseball Reference for William Colina 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
No games on record 		Colina was with Covington in spring training. He is pictured in the Covington Blue Sox team photo, but never played in a regular season game for the club.

His obituary in the Cincinnati Post on September 30, 1955 identifies the former ballplayer.

Frank Conroy
Identity not confirmed
Goto Baseball Reference for Frank Conroy 		C Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: C
First game: August 24, 1913
Last game: September 3, 1913
# of games: 6		 Frank Conroy, catcher for the Chicago Gunthers, played with Bloomington and Pekin in 1912.


Uncredited
Charles Conway
Born: April 28, 1886
Died: September 12, 1968
Goto Baseball Reference for Charles Conway 		OF Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF
First game: May 9, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 117


Uncredited
John Cooper
Born: May 10, 1890
Died: September 2, 1918
Goto Baseball Reference for John Cooper 		C-OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: C-OF
First game: May 4, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 66		 From the Iron and Copper League.


Daily Calumet
June 4, 1949
Frank Croake
Born: April 5, 1885
Died: August 4, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Frank Croake 		P-OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P-OF
First game: September 1, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 2

Dallas
Goto Baseball Reference for Dallas 		C Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: C
Only game: May 20, 1913
# of games: 1		 Replaced McDonough in the fifth inning of a game in Pittsburgh after the latter got ejected for "kicking".

Possibly misidentification of Ernest Dennis, who was the backup catcher for the Chicago club.


From Baseball Reference
Cliff Daringer
Born: April 10, 1885
Died: December 26, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Cliff Daringer 		SS Majors:
Yes
Covington Blue Sox
Position: SS
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 39


From Baseball Reference
Cliff Daringer
Born: April 10, 1885
Died: December 26, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Cliff Daringer 		SS Majors:
Yes
Kansas City Packers
Position: SS
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 70

Jimmy Davin
Born: August 2, 1890
Died: February 4, 1975
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy Davin 		SS Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: SS
Only game: July 7, 1913
# of games: 1


From the 1910
Canton team photo
Fred (Cy) Dawson
Born: October 7, 1883/1884
Died: February 4, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for Fred (Cy) Dawson 		OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF
First game: July 19, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 57


Cincinnati Enquirer
May 4, 1913
Al Decker
Born: February 4, 1875
Died: October 22, 1942
Goto Baseball Reference for Al Decker 		OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: August 19, 1913
# of games: 39


Cincinnati Enquirer
May 4, 1913
Al Decker
Born: February 4, 1875
Died: October 22, 1942
Goto Baseball Reference for Al Decker 		OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: August 19, 1913
# of games: 49

Dennison
 Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position:
Only game: May 17, 1913
# of games: 1		 Appears in the boxscore of a game in Covington as a pinch-hitter in the ninth for "Homestead", who was actually Monte Olmsted.

Most likely a misidentification of Ernest Dennis.

Ernest Dennis
Born: November 29, 1892
Died: June 4, 1960
Goto Baseball Reference for Ernest Dennis 		C-OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: C-OF
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: September 4, 1913
# of games: 80


Cincinnati Enquirer
August 4, 1912
Bob Dietrich
Born: June 26, 1892
Died: October 11, 1977
Goto Baseball Reference for Bob Dietrich 		3B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 3B
First game: June 19, 1913
Last game: June 20, 1913
# of games: 2		 Came from the Cincinnati Shamrocks.

"Bob Dietrich, formerly of the Cincinnati Shamrocks, signed to play third base for the Maysville (KY) club of the Ohio State League (Cincinnati Enquirer, June 29, 1913, pg. 21). Played for Maysville (KY) on June under the name Rich.

Dietrich
Goto Baseball Reference for Dietrich 		3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 3B
Only game: June 30, 1913
# of games: 1		 Played third base in Pittsburgh on June 30, 1913. Not Bob Dietrich, who played with Covington a few weeks prior, as he was playing for Maysville (KY) as early as June 24, 1913, under the name Rich.


From Baseball Reference
Biddy Dolan
Played under the name O'Day for several games
Born: July 9, 1881
Died: July 15, 1950
Goto Baseball Reference for Biddy Dolan 		1B Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: 1B
First game: May 28, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 102


From Baseball Reference
Gus Dundon
Born: July 10, 1874
Died: September 1, 1940
Goto Baseball Reference for Gus Dundon 		2B Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 2B
First game: August 12, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 31


Indianapolis News
May 5, 1913
Austin Durell
Born: September 21, 1891
Died: November 5, 1973
Goto Baseball Reference for Austin Durell 		C Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: C
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: June 14, 1913
# of games: 16


From Ancestry.com
Jimmy Emery
Born: July 5, 1888
Died: April 20, 1954
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy Emery 		2B-OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 2B-OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 43


From Ancestry.com
Jimmy Emery
Born: July 5, 1888
Died: April 20, 1954
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy Emery 		2B-OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: 2B-OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 75

Emmerly
Goto Baseball Reference for Emmerly 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
Only game: May 25, 1913
# of games: 1		 Possibly a pitcher named Wiliam Hamerly, from Pennsylvania, who despite some tryouts around that time doesn't seem to have appeared in a regular season game with any minor league club.

Not a misidentification of Emery, who was playing second base the day Emmerly pitched.

Erwin
C-3B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: C-3B
First game: June 15, 1913
Last game: June 16, 1913
# of games: 3		 Tex Erwin broke his arm in a game against Chicago on June 14, 1913 (Chicago Inter Ocean, June 15, 1913, pg. 25), so he couldn't have played for Covington on June 15.

The Rushville Daily Republican reported Earl Harris played both games of the doubleheader for Covington on June 15 (June 16, 1913, pg. 8). The Cincinnati Enquirer lists Harris in the box scores for both games, while the Chicago Inter Ocean has Erwin in the box scores, but credits Harris with two doubles. Erwin is in all box scores for the game of June 16, and then is never heard of again, while Harris remained with Covington/Kansas City into August.

Erwin seems likely to have been either a misidentification of Earl Harris, or an attempt at an alias that was not continued.

Exeter
Likely an alias
Goto Baseball Reference for Exeter 		3B-1B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 3B-1B
First game: May 5, 1913
Last game: June 15, 1913
# of games: 33		 No records of a player named Exeter have been found either prior to or after this player appeared with Covington. He dropped from the lineup after breaking a finger during the game on June 15, 1913.

Fanter
CF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: CF
Only game: May 29, 1913
# of games: 1		 On May 29, 1913, in Chicago, Hellmund started in centerfield for Cleveland. Kleinow pinch hit for Hellmund in the eighth, and Fanter took over in center field in the ninth.

A player named Fanter turns up in box scores with Chicago area teams starting in 1911. This was likely Frank Fanter, who played for Hammond (IN) and Lafayette (IN) in 1911.

Charles (Tex) Farrell
Born: October 22, 1880
Died: October 23, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Charles (Tex) Farrell 		OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF
First game: August 12, 1913
Last game: September 7, 1913
# of games: 25


Chicago History Museum
Jack Farrell
Born: December 19, 1892
Died: March 24, 1918
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Farrell 		SS-3B Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: SS-3B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 119

Bob Felton
Goto Baseball Reference for Bob Felton 		2B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 2B
Only game: August 5, 1913
# of games: 1		 Manager Keeley made a couple of changes in the Chicago line-up, giving two former St. Louis Trolley League players a chance to show their ability, Felton and Miller being the local boys to play with the visitors. (St. Louis Globe-Democrat, August 6, 1913, pg. 6.)

Felton was likely Bobby Felton, a local St. Louis player who spent time with Hastings in 1911, Dubuque in 1912, and Cairo in 1913.

Probably Robert Chistoper Felton (1889-1943).


Indianapolis News
January 14, 1904
John Fisher
Born: February 25, 1883
Died: October 22, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for John Fisher 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 14, 1913
# of games: 3		 Johnny Fisher was at the park yesterday, but in a St. Louis uniform. Yes, it is the same Johnny of Wabash College and Indianapolis A. A. fame.
(Indianapolis Star, May 19, 1913, pg. 10)

Known as the Pride of Noblesville.


Uncredited
Red Fisher
Born: June 22, 1887
Died: January 31, 1940
Goto Baseball Reference for Red Fisher 		OF Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: June 25, 1913
# of games: 44


From Baseball Reference
Max Fiske
Born: October 12, 1888
Died: May 25, 1928
Goto Baseball Reference for Max Fiske 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P-OF
First game: July 11, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 40


Newark Evening Star
March 21, 1911
Joe Flannery
Born: November 25, 1889
Died: July 11, 1935
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Flannery 		SS Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: SS
First game: July 17, 1913
Last game: July 23, 1913
# of games: 7


Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
May 14, 1949
Harry Fowler
Born: February 18, 1891
Died: October 24, 1955
INF Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: INF
No games on record 		Harry Fowler was the shortstop with the Pittsburgh team of the United States League (managed by Deacon Phillippi) in 1912. He was described as "the Northside boy" who was competeing with Arthur Bloom in spring training for a starting role. He was released on May 3.

Harry W. Fowler went on to become a professional engineer, the director of the Allegheny County Planning Commission, and was a County Commisioner when he died of a heart attack on October 24, 1955.

Pictured in the Pittsburgh team photo.


Indianapolis News
May 5, 1913
Bill France
Born: May 23, 1886
Died: September 6, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill France 		P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: June 7, 1913
# of games: 3

French
P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
First game: May 30, 1913
Last game: May 30, 1913
# of games: 2		 Relieved Henry in the first game of a double header at Covington on Decoration Day (May 30) and pitched the entire second game. Not Win French, as he was pitching for Keokuk that day. (Muscatine Journal, May 31, 1913, pg. 6).

Possibly intended to be France, except that France pitched a full game on May 31.


Richmond Times Dispatch
March 23, 1913 (pg. 7)
Jack Frey
Identified as Frye in most boxscores
Born: May 5, 1888
Died: June 12, 1951
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Frey 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: May 6, 1910
Last game: May 10, 1913
# of games: 2		 Clarence "Jack" Frey started the very first game for the Terriers, appearing in the boxscores as Frye. He is identified as Frey in multiple articles about the club in the St. Louis papers in early May. He was released from Richmond (VA) on April 15, 1913 with Marvin Bridges.

Charles Gardner
Born: August 31, 1891
Died: October 12, 1973
Goto Baseball Reference for Charles Gardner 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: May 12, 1913
Last game: September 2, 1913
# of games: 2		 Charles Gardener, left-handed pitcher, played with Chicago in the US League in 1912. He married Dorothy Sutherland in September 1913.


Chattanooga News
January 24, 1913
David Gaston
Born: January 18, 1879
Died: March 22, 1948
Goto Baseball Reference for David Gaston 		OF-2B Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF-2B
First game: June 1, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 95		 While in Chicago, King Jack picked up another outfielder by the name of Gaston, who will alternate with Alphonse Miller in left field. Miller has been laid up with a crippled hoof, but owing to the scarcity of material has been required to stay in the game. Gaston comes from Columbus, Ga., where he played with the Sally League team. (St. Louis Star, June 4, 1913, pg. 8)


Chicago History Museum
Lou Gertenrich
Born: May 4, 1875
Died: October 20, 1933
Goto Baseball Reference for Lou Gertenrich 		OF Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: August 12, 1913
# of games: 89


Cleveland Leader
May 3, 1913
Thomas Gilroy
Born: December 5, 1882
Died: February 25, 1963
Goto Baseball Reference for Thomas Gilroy 		OF-P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF-P
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: July 29, 1913
# of games: 43


Beaver Dam Daily Citizen
July 29, 1914
Walter Ginther
Born: June 11, 1890
Died: December 29, 1944
Goto Baseball Reference for Walter Ginther 		2B-3B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 2B-3B
First game: August 7, 1913
Last game: August 24, 1913
# of games: 10


From the 1912
Fort Wayne team photo
Billy Goldrick
Played under the name Harry Neenan
Born: February 16, 1888
Died: August 4, 1934
Goto Baseball Reference for Billy Goldrick 		P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
First game: June 14, 1913
Last game: August 10, 1913
# of games: 15		 "Manager Phillips wielded his pruning knife to cut down the pitching staff today, this being necessary by the addition of a new hurler who for the present is sailng under the nom de plume of Golden. The newcomer was one of the leading hurlers with the pennant winning Ft. Wayne team in the Central League last year" (Indianapolis News, June 10, 1913, pg. 12).

"Neenan is here under an assumed name and was a star in the Central League last season" (Indianapolis Star, July 9, 1913, pg. 7).

Bill Goldrick was sent from Fort Wayne to Ottawa (Ontario) in June, 1913, but failed to report, and instead was reported to have been pitching in the Federal League under an assumed name, along with catcher Von Hopper. (Ottawa Citizen, June 27, 1913, pg. 8)

The Fort Wayne News and Setinel confirmed Goldrick played for Indianapolis (March 9, 1914, pg. 8).

Goldrick's mother's maiden name was Neenan.


From the
Pittsburgh team photo
Jacob Graham
Born: April 14, 1887
Died: March 9, 1968
C Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: C
Only game: May 13, 1913
# of games: 1


From the 1914
Superior team photo
Eddie Green
Born: July 29, 1881
Died: July 13, 1929
Goto Baseball Reference for Eddie Green 		C Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: C
First game: May 25, 1913
Last game: June 19, 1913
# of games: 19		 Played for Jack O'Connor with Cleveland in the United States League in 1912. (St. Louis Star, May 24, 1913)

Both the St. Louis Globe-Democrat (April 24, 1914) and the Superior Express (April 30, 1914) reported that Bishop, Kempin and Green, all of the St. Louis Federals, signed with Superior (Nebraska) for the 1914 season.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Jesse Gwin
Often identified in boxscores as Gwynn
Born: July 3, 1888
Died: February 27, 1969
Goto Baseball Reference for Jesse Gwin 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: May 9, 1913
Last game: June 19, 1913
# of games: 9		 Jesse Gwin came from Hayti, Missouri.

Probably also Jesse Gwinn, who was released from New Orleans on May 5, 1913.
Probably also J.F. Gwin, who played with Evansville in 1912.

Release reported in the St. Louis Times on June 25, 1913.

Most commonly idenitfied as Gwynn in boxscores and game articles.


From Ancestry.com
Lee Haberman
Born: February 19, 1889
Died: January 12, 1937
Goto Baseball Reference for Lee Haberman 		SS-3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: SS-3B
First game: May 12, 1913
Last game: June 10, 1913
# of games: 16


Decatur Herald and Review
March 23, 1913
George Hannigan
Born: February 6, 1886
Died: April 8, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for George Hannigan 		3B-SS Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 3B-SS
First game: June 21, 1913
Last game: August 24, 1913
# of games: 3


Decatur Herald and Review
March 23, 1913
George Hannigan
Born: February 6, 1886
Died: April 8, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for George Hannigan 		3B-SS Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: 3B-SS
First game: June 21, 1913
Last game: August 24, 1913
# of games: 53

Dan Harding
Born: November 3, 1893
Died: June 30, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for Dan Harding 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
First game: May 29, 1913
Last game: May 30, 1913
# of games: 2

Hardy
LF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: LF
Only game: May 3, 1913
# of games: 1		 Played in very first game May 3, a 6-6 tie, which did not go into the record, as did Bill Harley, so not misidentification of Harley.

Jack Hardy was a former major league player from Cleveland whose final season had been in 1911 with Montreal.

Walter Hardy played in the Cleveland City League in 1911. He went on to play in the minors from 1912-1916. There was one report that he was Jack Hardy's brother.

A player named Hardy played outfield for an amateur club named the Steverdings in 1913; Walter Hardy was playing with Lincoln (IL) at the time.


Cleveland Leader
May 3, 1913
Bill Harley
Born: December 18, 1888
Died: January 26, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Harley 		OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 106

Harmon
Goto Baseball Reference for Harmon 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
Only game: May 22, 1913
# of games: 1		 Pitched in relief in one game in Indianapolis.

One possibility is that this was a mis-identification of Carman.


From the 1910
Frankfort team photo
Daniel Harrell
Born: January 13, 1883
Died: July 6, 1969
Goto Baseball Reference for Daniel Harrell 		3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 3B
First game: June 24, 1913
Last game: June 27, 1913
# of games: 5

Earl Harris
Goto Baseball Reference for Earl Harris 		C-3B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: C-3B
First game: June 19, 1913
Last game: August 4, 1913
# of games: 2		 "Earl Harris, who signed to play right field for the Rushvillle team, but who accepted an offer from the Covington Federal League team and left for Chicago Saturday night, arrived in time to break in both games of a double-header yesterday. Harris was placed at third base and in both games got two hits out of four times up." (Rushville Daily Republican, June 16, 1913, pg. 8)

Earl Harris was from Indianapolis. He signed with South Bend for 1912.

Probably mididentified as Erwin in first few games with Covington.

Earl Harris
Goto Baseball Reference for Earl Harris 		C-3B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: C-3B
First game: June 19, 1913
Last game: August 4, 1913
# of games: 17		 "Earl Harris, who signed to play right field for the Rushvillle team, but who accepted an offer from the Covington Federal League team and left for Chicago Saturday night, arrived in time to break in both games of a double-header yesterday. Harris was placed at third base and in both games got two hits out of four times up." (Rushville Daily Republican, June 16, 1913, pg. 8)

Earl Harris was from Indianapolis. He signed with South Bend for 1912.

Leo Hartford
Born: December 19, 1886
Died: May, 1957
Goto Baseball Reference for Leo Hartford 		OF-2B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF-2B
First game: June 26, 1913
Last game: July 6, 1913
# of games: 8


From the 1907
Syracuse team photo
George Hellmund
Born: June 6, 1883
Died: August 24, 1947
Goto Baseball Reference for George Hellmund 		OF-C Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF-C
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: June 2, 1913
# of games: 25


From Baseball Reference
Pete Henning
Born: December 28, 1887
Died: November 4, 1939
Goto Baseball Reference for Pete Henning 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P-OF
First game: May 4, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 14


From Baseball Reference
Pete Henning
Born: December 28, 1887
Died: November 4, 1939
Goto Baseball Reference for Pete Henning 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Kansas City Packers
Position: P-OF
First game: May 4, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 31

Henry
Goto Baseball Reference for Henry 		P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
First game: May 30, 1913
Last game: June 7, 1913
# of games: 2		 "Pitcher Henry is a young player just out of Pittsburg college. Phillips signed him some time ago, but he desired to finish his course in school before reporting." (Indianapolis News, May 31, 1913, pg. 8).


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Dennis Hicks
Born: January 16, 1884
Died: November 15, 1933
Goto Baseball Reference for Dennis Hicks 		C-OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: C-OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 35


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Dennis Hicks
Born: January 16, 1884
Died: November 15, 1933
Goto Baseball Reference for Dennis Hicks 		C-OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: C-OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 54

Hicks
Goto Baseball Reference for Hicks 		Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position:
Only game: June 7, 1913
# of games: 1		 Possibly Alvin Hicks, who played with Evansville, IN, in 1912. Alvin Hicks most definitively did not play for Covington/Kansas City in 1913, as that player was Dennis Hicks.


From the 1910
Lexington team photo
George Hogan
Born: September 25, 1885
Died: February 22, 1922
Goto Baseball Reference for George Hogan 		P-2B Majors:
Yes
Kansas City Packers
Position: P-2B
First game: July 19, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 22		 Played baseball for Lexington in 1909 and 1910 under the name George Robbins (Marion Star, September 26, 1910, pg. 6).


Minneapolis Star Tribune
March 22, 1914
Ira Hogue
Born: March 6, 1888
Died: September 1, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Ira Hogue 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
First game: May 30, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 9


Minneapolis Star Tribune
March 22, 1914
Ira Hogue
Born: March 6, 1888
Died: September 1, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Ira Hogue 		P Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: P
First game: May 30, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 25


From the
1913 Austin Senators
Team Photo
Eddie Hohnhorst
Born: January 31, 1885
Died: March 28, 1916
Goto Baseball Reference for Eddie Hohnhorst 		1B-OF Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 1B-OF
First game: May 9, 1913
Last game: May 28, 1913
# of games: 15		 Hohnhorst was signed by manager O'Connor as soon as they arrived in Covington, and Sheahan was released the next day.

He was married to the sister of Rollie Waters.

SABR bio for Eddie Hohnhorst.


Uncredited
Buck Hooker
Identity not confirmed
Born: August 28, 1880
Died: July 2, 1929
Goto Baseball Reference for Buck Hooker 		OF Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 8, 1913
# of games: 3		 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch identified Hooker as a player from the Virgina League (May 2, 1913, pg. 18). The most likely match is Buck Hooker, who played in the Virginia League from 1907 through 1912. In February 1913, he was declared a free agent and signed to coach baseball at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Richmond Times Dispatch, February 23, 1913, pg. 7). At the time it was noted that he wasn't sure where he would play once the season started. At the end of May, Hooker joined Greensboro, appearing in at least one box score with the club on May 29 in a game against Charlotte. Hooker was released by St. Louis on May 8 after their third game, so he would have been available to sign with Greensboro at any point after that.


From the
1909 Cabanas card set
Bill Hopke
Born: November 2, 1881
Died: April 18, 1959
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Hopke 		SS Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: SS
First game: July 10, 1913
Last game: August 22, 1913
# of games: 27


Ottawa Citizen
June 5, 1913
Von Hopper
Played under the name Nick Carter
Born: June 24, 1886
Died: February 26, 1948
Goto Baseball Reference for Von Hopper 		C-OF Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: C-OF
First game: June 8, 1913
Last game: July 13, 1913
# of games: 18		 Von Hopper was sold by Fort Wayne to Hamilton (CA) in June, 1913, but refused to report. He was reported to have been playing in the Federal League along with pitcher Billy Goldrick. (Ottawa (Ontario) Citizen, June 27, 1913, pg. 8)

The Hamilton Spectator confirmed Hopper was with Indianapolis (April 20, 1916, pg. 17).

Nick Carter was the detective in a popular and long-running series of novels, starting with the first story in 1888.


From Baseball Reference
Joe Houser
Born: July 3, 1891
Died: January 3, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Houser 		P Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: May 13, 1913
# of games: 3


From Baseball Reference
Joe Houser
Born: July 3, 1891
Died: January 3, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Houser 		P Majors:
Yes
Kansas City Packers
Position: P
First game: July 7, 1913
Last game: July 20, 1913
# of games: 5

Hutchinson
Goto Baseball Reference for Hutchinson 		OF-SS Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF-SS
First game: July 13, 1913
Last game: July 20, 1913
# of games: 6		 Possibly the alias for George Pennington.


Journal Gazette
and Times-Courier
September 7, 1907
Eddie Jokerst
Goto Baseball Reference for Eddie Jokerst 		C Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: C
Only game: August 12, 1913
# of games: 1


Indianapolis News
April 22, 1914
John Roscoe Jones
Born: August 15, 1886
Died: May 22, 1960
Goto Baseball Reference for John Roscoe Jones 		P Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: P
First game: July 17, 1913
Last game: September 8, 1913
# of games: 13


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Walt Justis
Born: August 17, 1883
Died: October 4, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Walt Justis 		P Majors:
Yes
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: July 6, 1913
# of games: 15


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Walt Justis
Born: August 17, 1883
Died: October 4, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Walt Justis 		P Majors:
Yes
Kansas City Packers
Position: P
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: July 6, 1913
# of games: 4


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Walt Justis
Born: August 17, 1883
Died: October 4, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Walt Justis 		P Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
Only game: July 16, 1913
# of games: 1


From Baseball Reference
Harry Juul
Born: May 21, 1893
Died: January 4, 1942
Goto Baseball Reference for Harry Juul 		P Majors:
Yes
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: July 12, 1913
Last game: September 8, 1913
# of games: 17


From the T212 Obak card set
Jack Kading
Born: November 27, 1884
Died: June 2, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Kading 		1B Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 1B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 118


Evansville Journal News
September 2, 1907
Bob Kahl
Born: March 14, 1877
Died: December 11, 1918
Goto Baseball Reference for Bob Kahl 		2B-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 2B-OF
First game: August 17, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 12		 Recruit Kahl (pronounced Kale) reported to O'Connor Sunday afternoon and was stationed at second base during the final half of the double matinee (St. Louis Star, August 18, 1913). Kahl appeared in the box score as Hale for that game, the second game of a double header against Indianapolis played in St. Louis on August 17, 1913. He was spiked during the game on August 30, missed more than a week, and then came back for just a few games as the season wound down.


Uncredited
George Kaiserling
Born: May 12, 1893
Died: March 2, 1918
Goto Baseball Reference for George Kaiserling 		P Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
First game: August 5, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 9


Uncredited
Al Kaiser
Born: August 3, 1886
Died: April 11, 1969
Goto Baseball Reference for Al Kaiser 		OF Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 120


Pictured with
the Strong-Cobb club in 1913
Otto Kapl
Born: November 8, 1891
Died: October 27, 1960
Goto Baseball Reference for Otto Kapl 		3B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 3B
Only game: August 19, 1913
# of games: 1		 Otto Kapl played for the Strong-Cobb Team in the Cleveland Commercial League in 1913. Signed by Utica in 1914, but released prior to the start of the season.


Chicago History Museum
Charlie Kavanagh
Born: June 9, 1891
Died: September 6, 1973
Goto Baseball Reference for Charlie Kavanagh 		OF Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: July 27, 1913
# of games: 52


From Baseball Reference
Burt Keeley
Born: November 2, 1879
Died: May 4, 1952
Goto Baseball Reference for Burt Keeley 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P-OF
First game: May 16, 1913
Last game: September 13, 1913
# of games: 12


From the 1910
Spokane team photo
Roy Keener
Born: April 24, 1884
Died: May 17, 1947
Goto Baseball Reference for Roy Keener 		OF-P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF-P
First game: July 8, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 63

Keil
Goto Baseball Reference for Keil 		OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
Only game: September 7, 1913
# of games: 1		 One game in Chicago as season wound down.


From the 1914
Superior team photo
Scotty Kempin
Identified as Kemplin in the boxscores
Born: March 24, 1888
Died: July 8, 1966
Goto Baseball Reference for Scotty Kempin 		OF-1B Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF-1B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: June 12, 1913
# of games: 27		 Harry "Scotty" Kempin was a local minor league and amateur player.

Both the St. Louis Globe-Democrat (April 24, 1914) and the Superior Express (April 30, 1914) reported that Bishop, Kempin and Green, all of the St. Louis Federals, signed with Superior (Nebraska) for the 1914 season.

Kempling
 Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position:
Only game: August 30, 1913
# of games: 1		 In the game in Cleveland on August 30, 1913, Kahl had to leave the game after his hand was spiked, so Gaston moved to second base and Kempling was substituted into the outfield.

Will Kenefick
Born: August 20, 1885
Died: November 2, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Will Kenefick 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
Only game: July 5, 1913
# of games: 1


Celebrating the opening of
the Seacomber Cafe in Malibu
Frank Kerwin
Born: June 30, 1895
Died: March 18, 1973
Goto Baseball Reference for Frank Kerwin 		SS Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: SS
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: May 6, 1913
# of games: 4


1914 St. Louis Federals
Henry Keupper
Played under the name Harry King
Born: June 24, 1887
Died: August 14, 1960
Goto Baseball Reference for Henry Keupper 		P Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: July 22, 1913
Last game: September 13, 1913
# of games: 18		 It is a secret no longer. Henry Keupper, Bloomington's winning pitcher, has jumped and joined the St. Louis Federal club of the Federal League. A Bloomington man who was in St. Louis Saturday, attended the game between Chicago and St. Louis and recognized Keupper. He is working under the assumed name of Hank King. (Bloomington Pantagraph, August 4, 1913, pg. 5)

SABR bio for Henry Keupper.

Kiley
2B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 2B
Only game: August 10, 1913
# of games: 1		 Started the first game of a double header at second base in Indianapolis on August 10, 1913, but was replaced by Ginter.

The Indianapolis Star reported: "Vandergrift smashed a sharp grounder to second and went to third on a wild thrown by Link, who was taken from the game and Ginter substituted at second." (March 11, 1913, pg. 8). Fred Link was a P-OF for Indianapolis at the time, so it is possible he was loaned to the Chicago team for the game, and named 'Kiley' in the boxscore.


Cleveland Plain Dealer
March 24, 1912
Roy Kirby
Born: December 12, 1888
Died: November 8, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for Roy Kirby 		SS-3B Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: SS-3B
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 93


Cleveland Green Sox
Jack (Red) Kleinow
Born: July 20, 1877
Died: October 9, 1929
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack (Red) Kleinow 		C-OF Majors:
Yes
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: C-OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 74

Walter Knesel
Born: November 18, 1893
Died: September 4, 1972
P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
No games on record 		Walter Knesel received a brief tryout with Indianapolis in spring training (as Kneesel). He appears in boxscores for local clubs around Pittsburgh as Kneasel in the years around 1913. In 1918, the Cincinnati Post reported that "Walter Knesel, connected with the army recruiting office here, who formerly pitched for the Kansas City Feds, Saturday signed to pitch for the Urichos. He is a southpaw" (April 27, 1918, pg. 3). At the time of his tryout, he was reported to be a left-hander about 20 years old. Released May 5, 1913.


From Baseball Reference
Elmer Knetzer
Born: July 22, 1885
Died: October 3, 1975
Goto Baseball Reference for Elmer Knetzer 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P-OF
First game: June 26, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 25

Joe Lake
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Lake 		OF-1B Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF-1B
First game: July 10, 1913
Last game: September 6, 1913
# of games: 53		 Joe Lake with Columbia (SC) in 1914-1915.

Lloyd Lambert
Born: May 14, 1889
Died: July 20, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Lloyd Lambert 		P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
Only game: May 19, 1913
# of games: 1

Lloyd Lambert
Born: May 14, 1889
Died: July 17, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Lloyd Lambert 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
Only game: June 10, 1913
# of games: 1


Cleveland Green Sox
Ralph Lattimore
Born: April 27, 1884
Died: January 29, 1931
Goto Baseball Reference for Ralph Lattimore 		2B Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: 2B
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 118


Cincinnati Post
September 4, 1918
Cy Lawson
Born: July 26, 1891
Died: September 28, 1959
Goto Baseball Reference for Cy Lawson 		OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
First game: June 2, 1913
Last game: August 23, 1913
# of games: 80


Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
May 10, 1913
Sam Leever
Born: December 23, 1871
Died: May 19, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Sam Leever 		P/Manager Majors:
Yes
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P/Manager
First game: May 25, 1913
Last game: June 28, 1913
# of games: 3


Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
May 10, 1913
Sam Leever
Born: December 23, 1871
Died: May 19, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Sam Leever 		P/Manager Majors:
Yes
Kansas City Packers
Position: P/Manager
Only game: May 25, 1913
# of games: 1


Davenport Daily Times
May 13, 1910
Bill Lelivelt
Born: October 21, 1884
Died: February 14, 1968
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Lelivelt 		P Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: June 9, 1913
Last game: June 14, 1913
# of games: 2		 O'Connor announced that a new hurler would join the local squad this afternoon in the person of one Lelivelt, who formerly pitched for the Detroit Tigers and was later sent to the Minneapolis American Association club.
(St. Louis Star, June 6, 1913, pg. 10)

SABR bio for Bill Lelivelt.

Leroy
Goto Baseball Reference for Leroy 		P Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
Only game: June 22, 1913
# of games: 1


Uncredited
Jack Lewis
Born: February 14, 1884
Died: February 25, 1956
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Lewis 		2B-1B Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 2B-1B
First game: June 19, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 80


Uncredited
Fred Link
Born: March 11, 1886
Died: May 22, 1939
Goto Baseball Reference for Fred Link 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P-OF
First game: June 27, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 20

Joe Lisk
Identity not confirmed
Born: February 9, 1888
Died: October 9, 1938
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Lisk 		2B Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: 2B
Only game: May 3, 1913
# of games: 1		 Led off for Cleveland in the very first game May 3, a 6-6 tie, which did not go into the record.


Pictured while trainer
with the Cubs in 1931
Andy (Windy) Lotshaw
Born: January 27, 1880
Died: February 21, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Andy (Windy) Lotshaw 		OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: OF
Only game: June 12, 1913
# of games: 1


From the 1910 T209 card set
Fred Lucia
Also known as Fred Luchia
Born: December 5, 1873
Died: January 22, 1959
Goto Baseball Reference for Fred Lucia 		C Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: C
First game: May 8, 1913
Last game: July 14, 1913
# of games: 39

William (Bibbie) Lynch
Goto Baseball Reference for William (Bibbie) Lynch 		OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: July 23, 1913
# of games: 69


Harrisburg Telegraph
September 18, 1914
Franklin Mackert
Born: December 13, 1889
Died: September 9, 1931
Goto Baseball Reference for Franklin Mackert 		OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: August 13, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 25


Chicago Tribune
June 2, 1908
Moxie Manuel
Born: October 16, 1881
Died: April 26, 1924
Goto Baseball Reference for Moxie Manuel 		P Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
Only game: May 20, 1913
# of games: 1		 Manuel, the former White Sox twirler, will also prove valuable to King Jack as soon as he gets going. Moxie pitched fair ball in the majors during his short stay and as soon as his injured finger improves and his arm comes around will take his regular turn in the box.
(St. Louis Star, May 7, 1913, pg. 8)

SABR bio for Moxie Manuel.


Uncredited
John Massing
Born: October 26, 1878
Died: March 10, 1950
Goto Baseball Reference for John Massing 		C-1B Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: C-1B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 82

Masters
Goto Baseball Reference for Masters 		P Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
First game: May 9, 1913
Last game: May 13, 1913
# of games: 2

Matsche
Goto Baseball Reference for Matsche 		PH Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: PH
Only game: May 4, 1913
# of games: 1		 Pinch-hit in the sixth inning.

A player named Roman Matsche played for a club in Oshkosh in 1914. (Oshkosh Northwestern, March 14, 1914, pg. 12)


Chicago History Museum
Jimmy McDonough
Born: September 2, 1887
Died: April 23, 1918
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy McDonough 		C-OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: C-OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 13, 1913
# of games: 88		 Brother of John McDonough

John McDonough
Born: September 30, 1885
Died: January 7, 1943
Goto Baseball Reference for John McDonough 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: June 3, 1913
Last game: July 4, 1913
# of games: 5		 Brother of Jimmy McDonough

Joe McGuire
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe McGuire 		3B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: 3B
First game: July 12, 1913
Last game: July 31, 1913
# of games: 22


Chicago History Museum
Tom McGuire
Born: February 1, 1892
Died: December 7, 1959
Goto Baseball Reference for Tom McGuire 		P-2B Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P-2B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 75

Joseph McManus
Goto Baseball Reference for Joseph McManus 		C Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: C
Only game: July 27, 1913
# of games: 1


From FindAGrave.com
Joe Menosky
Brother of Mike Menosky
Born: October 28, 1892
Died: November 18, 1956
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Menosky 		SS Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: SS
First game: June 19, 1913
Last game: June 24, 1913
# of games: 2


From Baseball Reference
Mike Menosky
Brother of Joseph Menosky
Born: October 16, 1894
Died: April 11, 1983
Goto Baseball Reference for Mike Menosky 		OF-2B Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF-2B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 109


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Jack Mertens
Played under the name Jack Collins
Born: July 20, 1882
Died: February 3, 1946
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Mertens 		1B-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 1B-OF
First game: May 28, 1913
Last game: August 16, 1913
# of games: 70		 St. Louis native Jack Mertens was fined $200 and suspended by Quincy in early May, 1913. He joined the Terriers in late May under the name Jack Collins, as was noted in the newspapers over the summer. "Bade Myers is playing first base for the St. Louis Federal League club and Jack Mertens, under the name Collins, has been shifted to the outfield."
(Decatur Herald and Review, August 5, 1913, pg. 4)

A. Miller
Possibly Alex Miller
OF Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
No games on record 		A. Miller was a Pittsburgh amateur who had a tryout with Indianapolis in the spring, before being sold to Cleveland around May 3, 1913 with Henry Miller and Walter Kirsch. He never played an regular season game with either club.

A. Miller, of the Lyman club, was identified as "the Indianapolis Federal League recruit" in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on April 22, 1913. This player was likely Alex Miller, who the previous season had a tryout with the Pittsburgh USL team.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Dusty Miller
Identified as M. Miller with the 1913 Indianapolis Federals
Born: September 3, 1876
Died: April 19, 1950
Goto Baseball Reference for Dusty Miller 		OF Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 8, 1913
# of games: 3		 Baseball-Reference currently identifies the player who appeared in the outield for the first three games of the season for Indianapolis as M. Miller, "a Pittsburger, who played in and around Pittsburg last year." (Indianapolis News, April 30, 1913, pg. 14) However, reading the Indianapolis papers in the days leading up to Opening Day on May 6, it is clear that Dusty Miller was the outfielder still on the club.

On May 1, Dusty Miller and Henry Miller appeared with the "Regulars" in an intrasquad game against the "Yannigans", while A. Miller played in the outfield for the Yannigans. A. Miller was subsequently sent to Cleveland along with Henry Miller and Walter Kirsch. While Henry become one of the main starters for Cleveland, A. Miller and Kirsch never appeared with the club. It seems likey that A. Miller was the "Pittsburger", incorrectly identified as M. Miller in the rosters. In mid-April, A. Miller was identified with the Lyman club as a recruit for the Indianapolis club. The previous season, Alex Miller received a tryout with Pittsburgh in the United State League in 1912; the Lyman club of 1913 drew a lot of players from the club Alex Miller played for in 1912.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Dusty Miller
Identified as M. Miller with the 1913 Indianapolis Federals
Born: September 3, 1876
Died: April 19, 1950
Goto Baseball Reference for Dusty Miller 		OF Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF
First game: May 10, 1913
Last game: July 7, 1913
# of games: 48		 Dusty Miller was with the Indianapolis club in the spring, but was released after the game on May 8, in time to join St. Louis in Covington on May 10.

Leading into the opening series for Indianapolis in Pittsburgh, the Indianapolis papers were speculating about whether Dusty Miller or Beswick would start. Miller had persistant trouble with his arm during spring training, and the speculation was that he would be cut if another outfielder was signed. Miller vanished from the Indianapolis club when Conway joined, just before his first appearance with St. Louis.


Cleveland Green Sox
Henry Miller
Born: October 28, 1890
Died: January, 1980
Goto Baseball Reference for Henry Miller 		P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: May 4, 1913
Last game: August 23, 1913
# of games: 25		 Pitched with Indianapolis in Spring Training before being sold to Cleveland with A. Miller and Walter Kirsch.


Sioux City Journal
March 24, 1911
Walter Miller
Born: December 29, 1887
Died: May 19, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Walter Miller 		P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: June 19, 1913
# of games: 7		 Played with Chicago after being released by Cleveland.


Sioux City Journal
March 24, 1911
Walter Miller
Born: December 29, 1887
Died: May 19, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Walter Miller 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: July 4, 1913
Last game: July 22, 1913
# of games: 5		 Started the season with Cleveland.

Miller
Goto Baseball Reference for Miller 		OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: July 18, 1913
Last game: July 19, 1913
# of games: 2		 Played in two games in Chicago, one of which W. Miller started for the Keeleys and H. Miller started for Cleveland.

Miller
OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
Only game: August 5, 1913
# of games: 1		 Manager Keeley made a couple of changes in the Chicago line-up, giving two former St. Louis Trolley League players a chance to show their ability, Felton and Miller being the local boys to play with the visitors. (St. Louis Globe-Democrat, August 6, 1913, pg. 6.)

This was not likely to be the same Miller as played on July 18 and July 19, as those two games were in Chicago.

One possibility was Johnny Miller, a local soccer star with St. Leo's and amateur shortstop.


St. Louis Globe-Democrat
September 23, 1914
Elmer Mitchell
Born: July 20, 1893
Died: December 22, 1961
Goto Baseball Reference for Elmer Mitchell 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
Only game: August 3, 1913
# of games: 1

Edward Molyneaux
Born: September 3, 1885
Died:
Goto Baseball Reference for Edward Molyneaux 		3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 3B
Only game: May 25, 1913
# of games: 1


Zanesville Times Recorder
April 5, 1910
Roy Montgomery
Born: January 19, 1876
Died: September 23, 1932
Goto Baseball Reference for Roy Montgomery 		OF-2B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF-2B
First game: July 16, 1913
Last game: August 23, 1913
# of games: 40


Uncredited
Bill Moriarty
Born: August 24, 1883
Died: December 25, 1916
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Moriarty 		OF Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: May 17, 1913
Last game: May 23, 1913
# of games: 3


From the
1909 Quincy team photo
Howard Morrow
Identity not confirmed
Born: 1887
Died: January 6, 1967
Goto Baseball Reference for Howard Morrow 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: September 6, 1913
Last game: September 13, 1913
# of games: 3		 A pitcher identified only as Morrow in the box scores and game articles pitched three games for St. Louis as the season wound down. Howard (Slats) Morrow was a minor league pitcher from St. Louis, who pitched with Albany (GA) in the South Atlantic League in 1913. Albany ended its season on September 1, so he would have been back in town at just the right time.

Munsey
Goto Baseball Reference for Munsey 		PH Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: PH
Only game: June 2, 1913
# of games: 1		 In spring 1914, John E. Munsey of Minneapolis joined the Chicago Federal League club in Shreveport. After he was released in March, he ended up in the Western Association, appearing in games with McAlester and Muskogee.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Rob Murphy
Born: March 2, 1892
Died: June 30, 1984
Goto Baseball Reference for Rob Murphy 		3B-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 3B-OF
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 76		 Robert 'Ribby' Murphy is a member of the St. Louis Amateur Soccer Hall of Fame.

A profile of Murphy published in the St Louis Republic on July 20, 1913.


Oregon Daily Journal
February 26, 1911
Tommy Murray
Born: May 24, 1887
Died: April 24, 1939
Goto Baseball Reference for Tommy Murray 		C Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: C
First game: June 14, 1913
Last game: September 2, 1913
# of games: 40


Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
June 29, 1913
Pictured with Canton
Bade Myers
Born: December 21, 1872
Died: September 18, 1940
Goto Baseball Reference for Bade Myers 		1B Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 1B
First game: July 29, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 47		 Managed the Canton (Ohio) club in the Interstate League until that club folded in July, 1913.


1916 Purdue University Yearbook
Red Nichols
Born: February 29, 1892
Died: November 23, 1960
Goto Baseball Reference for Red Nichols 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
Only game: June 9, 1913
# of games: 1

Jimmy O'Brien
Born: August 30, 1892
Died: July 4, 1970
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmy O'Brien 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: June 5, 1913
Last game: June 15, 1913
# of games: 4


Davenport Daily Times
April 22, 1914
Ray O'Brien
Born: October 31, 1894
Died: March 31, 1942
Goto Baseball Reference for Ray O'Brien 		1B Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 1B
First game: July 6, 1913
Last game: July 12, 1913
# of games: 6		 Came from the semipro club Alpen Braus with pitcher Bishop (St. Louis Globe-Democrat, July 13, 1913).

He is identified as Ray O'Brien in the St. Louis Star on July 13.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Jack O'Connor
Born: June 2, 1866
Died: November 14, 1937
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack O'Connor 		Manager Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: Manager
No games on record 		SABR bio for Jack O'Connor.


1906 Des Moines
team photo
Frank O'Leary
Born: April 15, 1884
Died: March 12, 1950
Goto Baseball Reference for Frank O'Leary 		SS Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: SS
First game: May 13, 1913
Last game: May 17, 1913
# of games: 5		 Brother of Charlie O'Leary and Frank O'Leary.


Uncredited
George O'Leary
Born: January 14, 1883
Died: February 25, 1921
Goto Baseball Reference for George O'Leary 		2B-3B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 2B-3B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: July 30, 1913
# of games: 68		 Brother of Charlie O'Leary and Frank O'Leary. Frank played with Cleveland at the start of the season, and may have played with Pittsburgh in June.

O'Leary
Goto Baseball Reference for O'Leary 		2B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 2B
First game: June 9, 1913
Last game: June 17, 1913
# of games: 9		 Could be Frank O'Leary, who already appeared with Cleveland at the start of the seaseon.


From the
1911 Dayton team photo
Monte Olmsted
Born: May 6, 1886
Died: December 5, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Monte Olmsted 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: May 17, 1913
Last game: June 3, 1913
# of games: 7


1911 Sharon Team Photo
Julius Orris
Born: August 15, 1888
Died: May 12, 1970
Goto Baseball Reference for Julius Orris 		C-2B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: C-2B
First game: August 9, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 28


Uncredited
Bernard Patton
Born: October 27, 1887
Died: August 15, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Bernard Patton 		3B Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: 3B
First game: May 4, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 108


From Ancestry.com
Henry Paynter
Born: September 13, 1892
Died: May 7, 1975
Goto Baseball Reference for Henry Paynter 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: June 19, 1913
# of games: 13

Lisle Pease
Goto Baseball Reference for Lisle Pease 		OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: OF
Only game: June 17, 1913
# of games: 1


Leavenworth Times
April 15, 1906
George Pennington
Born: December 16, 1882
Died: December 29, 1956
Goto Baseball Reference for George Pennington 		ss Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: ss
No games on record 		Possibly played as Hutchinson. The Sporting News reported he was playing with the St. Louis Federals under the name Hudson on July 17, 1913, and there were repeated reports that he played for the St. Louis Federals in 1913.


1914 Buffalo Federals
Ned Pettigrew
Born: August 25, 1881
Died: August 20, 1952
Goto Baseball Reference for Ned Pettigrew 		OF-2B Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF-2B
First game: July 21, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 52


From 1909 Savannah
team photo
Andy Pettit
Born: February 16, 1979
Died: February 8, 1979
Goto Baseball Reference for Andy Pettit 		C Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: C
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 11, 1913
# of games: 4		 Pettit started the season with St. Paul (Northern League), and appeared in a game for them as late as May 4. He played in four games before getting sick and winding up in the hospital. The St. Louis Times reported on June 29 that "Pettit has been pillowed in a hospital for several months, owing to injuries received while on the first trip around the circuit." He was expected to rejoin the club within a few days of that, but he never did. He signed with the Kansas City Packers in the Federal League at the end of July and played one game with them before being released.

Pettit died just a week shy of his 100th birthday.


From 1909 Savannah
team photo
Andy Pettit
Born: February 16, 1879
Died: February 8, 1979
Goto Baseball Reference for Andy Pettit 		C Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: C
First game: July 30, 1913
Last game: July 31, 1913
# of games: 2


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Albert Pfyl
Identified as Phyle in newspapers in St. Louis
Born: April 4, 1891
Died: May 13, 1964
Goto Baseball Reference for Albert Pfyl 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: May 28, 1913
Last game: June 28, 1913
# of games: 6		 Al Pfyl was the brother of Monty Pfyl (St. Louis Globe-Democrat, June 20, 1914, pg. 11).


Uncredited
Deacon Phillippe
Born: May 23, 1872
Died: March 30, 1952
Goto Baseball Reference for Deacon Phillippe 		P/Manager Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P/Manager
First game: May 30, 1913
Last game: September 8, 1913
# of games: 20


Indianapolis News
May 12, 1913
Bill Phillips
Born: November 9, 1868
Died: October 25, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Bill Phillips 		Manager Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: Manager
No games on record

Phillips
CF Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: CF
Only game: August 29, 1913
# of games: 1		 Phillips took over for Kaiser in the eighth inning of the game on August 29, 1913. Probably Bill Phillips, the manager, but this has not been confirmed.

Jim Pierce
Identity not confirmed
Born: January 31, 1881
Died: March 21, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Jim Pierce 		OF Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF
First game: June 27, 1913
Last game: June 27, 1913
# of games: 2


Cleveland Green Sox
Roy Poad
Born: April 21, 1892
Died: August 21, 1945
Goto Baseball Reference for Roy Poad 		P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: May 13, 1913
Last game: June 28, 1913
# of games: 6


From Baseball Reference
Ed Porray
Born: December 5, 1888
Died: July 13, 1954
Goto Baseball Reference for Ed Porray 		P Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
First game: June 25, 1913
Last game: August 21, 1913
# of games: 14

Jimmie Porte
Born: December 30, 1886
Died: September 24, 1953
Goto Baseball Reference for Jimmie Porte 		C-OF Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: C-OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: June 10, 1913
# of games: 13

John Potter
P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
No games on record 		Pictured in the photo of the Indianapolis club printed in the Indianapolis Star on May 7, 1913 (pg. 7). Hailed from Uniontown, PA, where he was considered a "phenom" with an amateur club the previous season. Released May 5, 1913.


Cleveland Green Sox
John Potts
Born: February 6, 1887
Died: September 5, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for John Potts 		OF Majors:
Yes
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
First game: June 5, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 94


Houston Post
April 12, 1911, pg. 8
Jack Powell
Born: December 11, 1885
Died: July 25, 1971
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Powell 		OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF
First game: May 16, 1913
Last game: May 20, 1913
# of games: 4		 On May 20, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat wrote "Mullin, pitcher; Brown, infielder; Witter, outfielder; Miller, outfielder; Jack Powell - not "Big Jack" - outfielder, are the new players signed up by O'Connor since leaving the city" (pg. 10).

Full name Cornelius Joseph Powell. After an extended minor league career, he became an umpire in the National League and then the Pacific Coast League.

Proper
Goto Baseball Reference for Proper 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
Only game: August 24, 1913
# of games: 1		 Pitched two innings on Aug 24 in relief.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Billy Prout
Born: February 1878
Died: July 30, 1947
Goto Baseball Reference for Billy Prout 		3B-2B Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 3B-2B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: August 17, 1913
# of games: 87		 Prout was released August 18 after the club signed John Scott.

He had a try-out with Brooklyn in the spring of 1902 but did not make the club.


1911 Rock Hill team photo
Walter Queisser
Born: March 4, 1885
Died: July 4, 1954
Goto Baseball Reference for Walter Queisser 		OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
First game: May 17, 1913
Last game: May 17, 1913
# of games: 2


From the
1906 Dallas team photo
Ben Ragsdale
Born: April 21, 1879
Died: February 17, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Ben Ragsdale 		C Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: C
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: June 17, 1913
# of games: 22		 Started the season with Covington. "Catcher Ragsdale, formerly of the Brooklyn Nationals... was sold Friday afternoon to the St. Louis team and reported to King O'Connor within five minutes after the sale" (St. Louis Star, June 21, 1913).


From the
1906 Dallas team photo
Ben Ragsdale
Born: April 21, 1879
Died: February 17, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Ben Ragsdale 		C Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: C
First game: June 24, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 50		 Started the season with Covington. "Catcher Ragsdale, formerly of the Brooklyn Nationals... was sold Friday afternoon to the St. Louis team and reported to King O'Connor within five minutes after the sale" (St. Louis Star, June 21, 1913).


From the
Pittsburgh Team Photo
Buck Ramsey
Born: May 7, 1879
Died: October 6, 1960
Goto Baseball Reference for Buck Ramsey 		P-OF Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P-OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 43


From the 1910 T209 card set
Joe Reggy
Actual name Joseph Regensburger
Born: July 13, 181
Died: January 5, 1959
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Reggy 		SS-3B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: SS-3B
First game: May 4, 1913
Last game: May 10, 1913
# of games: 5

Reggy
 Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position:
Only game: June 3, 1913
# of games: 1		 Played at 2b in one game for Pittsburgh in Indianapolis.

Likely Joe Reggy, who had been released by Covington before this.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Louis Rehmer
Born: October 23, 1881
Died: October 11, 1941
Goto Baseball Reference for Louis Rehmer 		P-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P-OF
First game: May 8, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 31		 Rehmer pitched a no-hitter in Pittsburgh on May 16, 1913.

Louis 'Chief' Rehmer was pitching for amateur clubs in St. Louis as early as 1905, when L. Rehmer was identified with the Niagras. In 1909, he may have pitched for Pittsburg, Kansas in the Western Association (Class C). In 1912 he pitched with the Belleville club in the Trolley League. He signed with St. Louis just before his start in the Terriers third game of the season.

His death was reported in the Sporting News on October 16, 1941 (pg. 5).

Reilley
Goto Baseball Reference for Reilley 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
Only game: June 15, 1913
# of games: 1


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Jack Reis
Born: June 14, 1891
Died: July 20, 1939
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Reis 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P-OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 21, 1913
# of games: 7		 Reis started the season with Indianapolis before joining St. Louis.

SABR bio for Jack Reis.


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Jack Reis
Born: June 14, 1891
Died: July 20, 1939
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Reis 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P-OF
First game: May 25, 1913
Last game: September 2, 1913
# of games: 30		 Reis started the season with Indianapolis before joining St. Louis.

SABR bio for Jack Reis.


Indianapolis News
January 13, 1911
Rube Reynolds
Born: July 27, 1886
Died: March 15, 1952
Goto Baseball Reference for Rube Reynolds 		P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: May 5, 1913
Last game: May 17, 1913
# of games: 2


Photo from the T209 Contentnea Tobacco card set
Jack Ridgway
Played under the name Jack Mullin
Born: July 23, 1888
Died: February 23, 1928
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Ridgway 		P Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
First game: May 18, 1913
Last game: August 24, 1913
# of games: 27		 Ridgway jumped to the Federal League from Charleston along with Leo Witterstaetter and Luther Smith. He deserted the Terriers after their series in Chicago in early September.

"Jack Ridgeway [sic] is perhaps the best posted man in camp on the Federal League. He pitched for the St. Louis club in the baby major league last season. He worked under the name of Jack Mullin, winning 19 games and losing 7." (Baltimore Sun, March 13, 1914)

A brief biography of Jack Ridgway can be found here.

Riley
Goto Baseball Reference for Riley 		P Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
First game: May 8, 1913
Last game: May 24, 1913
# of games: 6


From the Chicago History Museum collection of the Chicago Daily News negatives (colorized)
William (Rabbit) Robinson
Born: March 5, 1882
Died: April 9, 1915
Goto Baseball Reference for William (Rabbit) Robinson 		SS Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: SS
First game: July 12, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 53		 William "Rabbit" Robinson played for Canton in the Interstate League with Bade Meyers prior to joining St. Louis after that club folded.

"Robinson, the former Canton short stop has ousted Jimmie Barton, the former New Castle manager and player, from short stop on the St. Louis Federal league team." (New Castle Herald, July 26, 1913)


Cleveland Green Sox
Frank Rooney
Born: October 4, 1890
Died: April 6, 1977
Goto Baseball Reference for Frank Rooney 		1B Majors:
Yes
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: 1B
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 106

Lloyd Rosser
Goto Baseball Reference for Lloyd Rosser 		OF-SS Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF-SS
First game: May 13, 1913
Last game: July 15, 1913
# of games: 48


Belvidere Daily Republican
April 17, 1913
John Ryan
Goto Baseball Reference for John Ryan 		P Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P
First game: August 1, 1913
Last game: August 12, 1913
# of games: 4		 Star pitcher with the St. Ignatius College team in 1909-1910. Pitched for Green Bay in 1913. Joined Chicago after his release from Green Bay.

M. Ryan
Goto Baseball Reference for M. Ryan 		OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: OF
First game: August 1, 1913
Last game: August 7, 1913
# of games: 5


Vicksburg American
March 1, 1906
Eddie Sabrie
Born: April 23, 1882
Died: July 10, 1956
Goto Baseball Reference for Eddie Sabrie 		1B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 1B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 117


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Ed Sanford
Born: May 11, 1887
Died: February 26, 1949
Goto Baseball Reference for Ed Sanford 		P-OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P-OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 17


Kansas City Post
July 11, 1913
Ed Sanford
Born: May 11, 1887
Died: February 26, 1949
Goto Baseball Reference for Ed Sanford 		P-OF Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: P-OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 20


From FindAGrave.com
Charles (Dutch) Sapp
Born: July 2, 1891
Died: June 8, 1961
Goto Baseball Reference for Charles (Dutch) Sapp 		OF-3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF-3B
First game: July 16, 1913
Last game: August 22, 1913
# of games: 32


From FindAGrave.com
Charles (Dutch) Sapp
Born: July 2, 1891
Died: June 8, 1961
Goto Baseball Reference for Charles (Dutch) Sapp 		OF-3B Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: OF-3B
First game: August 29, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 17


1910 Spalding's Official
St. Louis Base Ball Book
George Schaefer
Born: January 12, 1891
Died: April 10, 1974
Goto Baseball Reference for George Schaefer 		P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: P
Only game: July 7, 1913
# of games: 1		 Of Schaefer's performance, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat wrote "The former Trolley League hurler performed very creditably, allowing but one run the three innings he was in the box" (July 8, 1913). He was identified as with the Ben Millers by the St. Louis Star (July 8, 1913).

George Schaffer pitched for Alton in the Trolley League in 1912 and with the Ben Millers in 1911 and again in 1913.

Al Schall
Born: September 7, 1887
Died: October 19, 1937
Goto Baseball Reference for Al Schall 		2B Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 2B
First game: June 19, 1913
Last game: June 20, 1913
# of games: 2


From the Pittsburgh Team Photo
Ed Schreifer
Goto Baseball Reference for Ed Schreifer 		3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 3B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 11, 1913
# of games: 6		 "Eddie Schrifer, a third baseman, who played in the Canadian and International Leagues last year, reported to Manager Phillippe yesterday." (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 3, 1913, pg. 11)

Harry Schaefer, who was signed by Hamilton in early May, left Hamilton almost as soon as he arrived to return to his home town of Erie due to the death of his father. He first appears playing for Medicine Hat (and Saskatoon, after the club transfered) in the Western Canadian League in 1910. In 1911 he played for Brandon and Saskatoon. In 1912, he was with Dubuque in the spring, and joined Hamilton after he was released. His father died on May 9, 1913, right after Harry arrived in Hamilton.


1914 Pittsburgh Federals
John Scott
Born: September 3, 1887
Died: December 2, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for John Scott 		SS-3B Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: SS-3B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: June 17, 1913
# of games: 41		 Scott started the season with Indianapolis, then joined Chicago, and from there was released to St. Louis.


1914 Pittsburgh Federals
John Scott
Born: September 3, 1887
Died: December 2, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for John Scott 		SS-3B Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: SS-3B
First game: July 22, 1913
Last game: July 27, 1913
# of games: 6		 Scott started the season with Indianapolis, then joined Chicago, and from there was released to St. Louis.


1914 Pittsburgh Federals
John Scott
Born: September 3, 1887
Died: December 2, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for John Scott 		SS-3B Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: SS-3B
First game: August 21, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 25		 Scott started the season with Indianapolis, then joined Chicago, and from there was released to St. Louis.


Uncredited
Rube Sellers
Born: March 7, 1881
Died: January 14, 1952
Goto Baseball Reference for Rube Sellers 		OF-3B Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF-3B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 122


Falls River Globe
(Falls River, MA),
March 18, 1912
John (Duke) Sheahan
Born: September 17, 1885
Died: July 2, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for John (Duke) Sheahan 		1B-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: 1B-OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 9, 1913
# of games: 4		 Duke Sheahan was a star goalie with the St. Leo's soccer club and is a member of the St. Louis Amateur Soccer Hall of Fame. After returning to St. Louis, Sheahan signed with Alton in the Trolley League (St. Louis Globe-Democrat, May 18, 1913, pg. 48).

Tom Sheehan
Born: June 23, 1888
Died: January 3, 1972
Goto Baseball Reference for Tom Sheehan 		SS-2B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: SS-2B
First game: July 23, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 49

William Slater
Identity not confirmed
Born: October 7, 1886
Died: January, 1977
Goto Baseball Reference for William Slater 		OF Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: OF
Only game: July 7, 1913
# of games: 1


From Ancestry.com
George Smith
Born: November 22, 1889
Died: August 23, 1982
Goto Baseball Reference for George Smith 		SS-2B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: SS-2B
First game: May 12, 1913
Last game: June 2, 1913
# of games: 20


Regina Leader Post
May 1, 1914
Regina Team Photo
Luther Smith
Played under the name Brown
Born: 1891 (April 21?)
Died: August 27, 1968
Goto Baseball Reference for Luther Smith 		SS-P Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: SS-P
First game: May 18, 1913
Last game: May 22, 1913
# of games: 3		 Played under the name Brown.

Subsequently played for Pittsburgh in 1913.

SABR bio for Luther Smith.


Regina Leader Post
May 1, 1914
Regina Team Photo
Luther Smith
Played under the name L. Brown
Born: April 21, 1891
Died: August 27, 1968
Goto Baseball Reference for Luther Smith 		3B-SS Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 3B-SS
First game: May 28, 1913
Last game: June 15, 1913
# of games: 7		 Played with Pittsburgh as L. Brown.

SABR bio for Luther Smith.

Red Smith
Goto Baseball Reference for Red Smith 		P Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P
Only game: August 13, 1913
# of games: 1


From Baseball Reference
Jim Stanley
Born: December 1, 1887
Died: February 11, 1947
Goto Baseball Reference for Jim Stanley 		3B-SS Majors:
Yes
Chicago Keeleys
Position: 3B-SS
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 100


From Baseball Reference
Harry Steinfeldt
Born: September 29, 1875
Died: August 17, 1914
Goto Baseball Reference for Harry Steinfeldt 		3B Majors:
Yes
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 3B
Only game: May 17, 1913
# of games: 1


Cropped from 1907 Butte Miners Team Photo
Charlie Stis
Born: November 3, 1884
Died: January 9, 1979
Goto Baseball Reference for Charlie Stis 		SS Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: SS
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: June 9, 1913
# of games: 27		 Stis' season ended when he was hit in the head during batting practice before the game on June 10. He collapsed unconcious with a hemorrhage from his left ear. He was released on June 23 when it became apparant he wasn't going to recover enough to resume playing that season.

Managed the club in Regina (Saskatchewan, Canada) in 1914, for whom he signed Joe Zoeller and Luther Smith.

Jack Stoker
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Stoker 		OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
Only game: May 6, 1913
# of games: 1		 The Cadillac, MI club signed "Jack Stoker, of Indianapolis, an outfielder from the Federal League," per the Muskegon (MI) Chronicle (July 10, 1913, pg. 8).

Alex Sutherland
P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
No games on record 		Pictured in the photo of the Indianapolis club printed in the Indianapolis Star on May 7, 1913 (pg. 7). A left-handed pitcher from East Pike Run township in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Released May 5, 1913.

Pat Swaney
P Majors:
No
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
No games on record 		Pictured in the photo of the Indianapolis club printed in the Indianapolis Star on May 7, 1913 (pg. 7). A left-handed pitcher from Monessan, Pennsylvania. Released May 5, 1913.


Zanesville Times Recorder
August 11, 1910
Hugo Swartling
Born: July 17, 1884
Died: November 8, 1936
Goto Baseball Reference for Hugo Swartling 		1B/Manager Majors:
No
Kansas City Packers
Position: 1B/Manager
First game: August 9, 1913
Last game: August 12, 1913
# of games: 3


Pittsburgh Post
May 3, 1914
Harry Symes
Born: May 5, 1890
Died: December 2, 1963
Goto Baseball Reference for Harry Symes 		P-OF Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P-OF
First game: June 14, 1913
Last game: September 8, 1913
# of games: 37


From Ancestry.com
Ben Taylor
Born: April 2, 1889
Died: November 3, 1946
Goto Baseball Reference for Ben Taylor 		P Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: P
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: June 17, 1913
# of games: 12

Taylor
P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
Only game: May 4, 1913
# of games: 1		 Taylor pitched for Covington on May 4, 1913 in Cleveland. Ben Taylor pitched for Indianapolis on May 2 in a game against Charleroi.


From Baseball Reference
George Textor
Born: December 27, 1886
Died: March 10, 1954
Goto Baseball Reference for George Textor 		C Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: C
First game: July 18, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 38

Cliff Thomas
Born: September 28, 1883
Died: December 26, 1970
Goto Baseball Reference for Cliff Thomas 		3B Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 3B
Only game: May 3, 1913
# of games: 1		 Thomas played for Fankfort in 1915.


From the 1910 T210 card set
Ade Thoss
Born: May 28, 1885
Died: March 26, 1966
Goto Baseball Reference for Ade Thoss 		OF Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: OF
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: May 25, 1913
# of games: 16


Cincinnati Commercial Tribute
August 21, 1906
Eddie Tiemeyer
Born: May 9, 1885
Died: September 27, 1946
Goto Baseball Reference for Eddie Tiemeyer 		OF-3B Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: OF-3B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 85


Chicago Tribune
June 21, 1916
Carl Timmersman
Born: March 1, 1891
Died: June 8, 1946
Goto Baseball Reference for Carl Timmersman 		P-OF Majors:
No
Chicago Keeleys
Position: P-OF
First game: May 8, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 35


1914 St. Louis Browns
Jack Tobin
Born: May 4, 1892
Died: December 10, 1969
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Tobin 		OF-P Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF-P
First game: June 8, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 74		 Tobin was the only player for the 1913 Terriers who went on to a signifiant career in the major leagues, as he remained with the Terriers in 1914 when the league claimed major league status.

SABR bio for Jack Tobin.


1909 Nashville Volunteers
Tony Tonneman
Born: September 10, 1881
Died: August 4, 1951
Goto Baseball Reference for Tony Tonneman 		1B-C Majors:
Yes
Kansas City Packers
Position: 1B-C
First game: August 14, 1913
Last game: August 28, 1913
# of games: 11


Richmond Times-Dispatch
April 14, 1913
Tink Turner
Born: February 20, 1890
Died: February 25, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for Tink Turner 		P-OF Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: P-OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 24, 1913
# of games: 5

Vahrenhorst
Identified as Van Horst in some boxscores
 Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position:
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 8, 1913
# of games: 3		 Vahrenhorst pinch hit in the Terriers first two games on May 6 and May 7. On May 8, Hooker started in centerfield, walked in the first inning and scored a run, and then Vahrenhorst had four at-bats playing centerfield. Given that manager O'Connor had just a couple of weeks to put the club together, the likely options are Harry Vahrenhorst, who appeared in one game for the St. Louis Browns in 1904 as a pinch hitter, or his brother Arthur. Both were born in St. Louis, Henry in 1885 and Arthur in 1887, and both were still living there in 1913.

Name confirmed as Varhenhorst in the St. Louis Republic game articles and boxscores.


From Baseball Reference
Carl Vandagrift
Born: April 22, 1883
Died: October 9, 1920
Goto Baseball Reference for Carl Vandagrift 		2B Majors:
Yes
Indianapolis Hoosiers
Position: 2B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 120


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Tommy Walden
Born: June 25, 1890
Died: September 27, 1955
Goto Baseball Reference for Tommy Walden 		C Majors:
Yes
St. Louis Terriers
Position: C
First game: May 7, 1913
Last game: June 1, 1913
# of games: 18		 Walden played for the St. Louis Typos for many years. He appeared in one game for the St. Louis Browns in 1912.

Released June 10 per the St. Louis Times. "Walden was given the pass-up Tuesday. Various disagreements prompted Jack to hand out the merry passport." (June 11, 1913)


From the
1914 Peoria team photo
Ted Waring
Played under the name O'Neil
Born: September 29, 1885
Died: July 29, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for Ted Waring 		C-OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: C-OF
First game: June 19, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 64		 "Harry Waring, late with the Peoria team of the Three-I league, will leave tomorrow for Cincinnati, Ohio to join the St. Louis Federal league team." (Evening Star (Independence, Kansas), June 16, 1913) Three days later, on June 19, O'Neil substituted for Ed Green behind the plate for the Terriers in Covington. It was Green's last game with St. Louis; O'Neil was the primary catcher for the club the rest of the season. Waring was just one of many players with the Terriers playing under an assumed name in 1913.

The best known example of this skittishness probably is found in the St. Louis team... Four members of the club are using assumed names. Mertens, the giant center fielder, is going under the name of "Collins." Waring, the catcher, is known as "O'Neil." Pitcher Ridgeway has taken the well known mound name of "Mullin." Pitcher Henry Kupper is playing as "King."
(Kansas City Post, August 14, 1913, pg. 6)


Punxsutawney Gazette Times
February 17, 1913
Henry Warren
Born: August 25, 1887
Died: June 15, 1956
Goto Baseball Reference for Henry Warren 		2B-3B Majors:
No
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: 2B-3B
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 17, 1913
# of games: 9


Photo from the T209 Contentnea Tobacco card set
Rollie (Chick) Waters
Born: November 20, 1884
Died: August 11, 1928
Goto Baseball Reference for Rollie (Chick) Waters 		OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF
First game: May 10, 1913
Last game: May 13, 1913
# of games: 3		 Brother-in-law of Eddie Hohnhorst. Not sure if the last name is 'Watters', as used in newspapers of the time, or 'Waters', as was in his obituary.

The Cincinnati Enquirer reported that Chick Waters was marrying Miss Hazel Knorr in Covington on June 4, 1913 having turned down a contract from the St. Louis Federals (June 4, 1913, pg. 6).


From Baseball Reference
Art Watson
Born: January 11, 1884
Died: May 9, 1950
Goto Baseball Reference for Art Watson 		C-OF Majors:
Yes
Pittsburgh Filipinos
Position: C-OF
First game: July 17, 1913
Last game: September 9, 1913
# of games: 44		 Art Watson was signed from Steubenville with Sapp and Montgomery.


St. Louis Globe-Democrat
October 5, 1913
Jack Webb
Identity not confirmed
Born: December 30, 1884
Died: August 4, 1970
Goto Baseball Reference for Jack Webb 		Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position:
Only game: August 18, 1913
# of games: 1		 Pinch hit in a game against Indianapolis in St. Louis. There is a player identified as Webb in a team photo of the semipro Alpen Braus published in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on October 5, 1913, along with Scotty Kempin and Ray O'Brien.

Probably Jack Webb, a local player at the time who played with Blytheville in 1910 and Macon in 1911.

Terry Westphalen
Goto Baseball Reference for Terry Westphalen 		OF Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: OF
Only game: May 30, 1913
# of games: 1		 Played one game for Cleveland in Chicago.

Likely an alias. There is no record of anyone named Terry Westphalen in the newspapers from 1900-1920.


Cleveland Green Sox
Tracy Wilcox
Born: February 2, 1892
Died: September 6, 1950
Goto Baseball Reference for Tracy Wilcox 		P Majors:
No
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: P
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: September 10, 1913
# of games: 32

Harry Wilson
 Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position:
Only game: August 13, 1913
# of games: 1		 Substituted for Prout at third base in a game in Kansas City on August 13, 1913. The next day, the Kansas City Star reported "Harry Wilson, the hard hitting infielder and outfielder of the Kellers, has been signed by the St. Louis team of the Federal League. He played one inning for the Terriers yesterday" (August 14, 1913, pg. 8). The Kellers were a club in the Inter-City League, a semipro league with clubs in Kansas City, Lawrence, Atchison and Leavenworth. Wilson was hitting .480 in 12 games and 50 at-bats (Kansas City Star, August 9, 1913, pg. 7).


From 1913 Terriers
Team Photo
Leo Witterstaetter
Played under the name Leo Jones
Born: January 13, 1890
Died: September 19, 1965
Goto Baseball Reference for Leo Witterstaetter 		OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF
First game: May 20, 1913
Last game: September 14, 1913
# of games: 107		 Leo Witterstaetter (also known as Leo Witter) jumped to the Federal League from Charleston on May 15, 1913 along with Jack Ridgway and Luther Smith. It was acknowledged the following winter that he played for the Terriers under the name Leo Jones.

According to reports from January 1914 when he signed with Newark, Witterstaetter was left-handed.


Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
June 21, 1914
Harry Woods
Born: August 18, 1889
Died: February 21, 1963
Goto Baseball Reference for Harry Woods 		P Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: P
First game: May 11, 1913
Last game: May 19, 1913
# of games: 3


Kentucky Post
April 28, 1913
Cliff Yockey
Born: July 9, 1894
Died: August 30, 1972
Goto Baseball Reference for Cliff Yockey 		2B-SS Majors:
No
Covington Blue Sox
Position: 2B-SS
First game: May 3, 1913
Last game: May 11, 1913
# of games: 4

Cy Young
Born: March 29, 1867
Died: November 4, 1955
Goto Baseball Reference for Cy Young 		Manager Majors:
Yes
Cleveland Green Sox
Position: Manager
No games on record


Regina Leader Post
May 1, 1914
Regina Team Photo
Joe Zoeller
Born: October 5, 1891
Died: October 31, 1962
Goto Baseball Reference for Joe Zoeller 		OF Majors:
No
St. Louis Terriers
Position: OF
First game: May 6, 1913
Last game: May 9, 1913
# of games: 4		 Son of Joe Zoeller, Sr., brother of Frank Zoeller. Played with Orlando in 1922.

Identified from his time with Regina under manager Charlie Stis in 1914.


Powell played four games for the Terriers in May, 1913, with three in the outfield and a pinch-hitting appearance in his final outing. The only clue as to his identity was a blurb in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on May 20 (pg. 10): "Mullin, pitcher; Brown, infielder; Witter, outfielder; Miller, outfielder; Jack Powell - not 'Big Jack' - outfielder, are the new players signed up by [manager] O'Connor since leaving the city." "Big Jack" was pitcher Jack Powell, who finished his sixteenth (and ultimately final) MLB season in 1912 playing with the St. Louis Browns, and who was pitching for Louisville in 1913 - clearly not the mystery Powell.

There is an intriguing follow-up in 1914. The newspapers in El Paso, Texas, reported on the club in Hurley, New Mexico, which played in the Copper League. "Powell, who comes from the Federal league, is an around man, is a hard sticker, a good base runner, and a good fielder, and will probably be used in the outfield" (El Paso Herald, March 28, 1914, pg. 16). He was released in June. "Jack Powell, who was secured from the Federal League, has been given his release by Riser. Jack was a good ball player when in condition" (El Paso Herald, June 22, 1914, pg. 7). There is only one Powell on the rosters of the Federal League clubs in Baseball-Reference: the mystery Powell from St. Louis. Maybe he wound up in Hurley, New Mexico in 1914?

Baseball-Reference identifies a second Jack Powell who pitched for the Browns in two games in 1913. This Jack Powell, described as a former University of Michigan pitcher in the game articles, made his debut for St. Louis on July 14, 1913 in Boston and pitched his final game on July 9, also in Boston. He has been identified as Reginald Bertrand Powell, age 21 in 1913. In 1914, he voiced Chaokia in a "pageant with which in St. Louis hopes to lure the rubes a hundred miles in every direction" (Dunklin Democrat (Kennett, Missouri), May 15, 1914). He was a student at Washington University at the time. Tragically, he died in Chattanooga in 1930 when he choked on a steak, which he was trying to eat in a single bite. Given that he was a pitcher, it is not likely he would have been tried in right field by manager O'Connor. Nor could he have been the Powell who played in Hurley, as he was voicing Cahokia in St. Louis at the time.

There is one minor league Jack Powell at that time identified in Baseball-Reference. This Jack Powell played for Vicksburg (MS) in 1912 and Sioux Falls (SD) in 1921. According to the Vicksburg Evening Post (March 19, 1912, pg. 3) "C.J. Powell, outfielder, joined the Vicksburg ball squad last night. Powell played with the Texas league last year." He broke his foot in late May, and just as he was recovering, he was released. "Jack Powell, placed in the local baseball discard, has hiked to Chicago" (Vicksburg Evening Post, July 31, 1912, pg. 5). It isn't clear what happened to him after he left Vicksburg, but this connection to the Texas League in 1911 opens new avenues to look at.

"Jack Powell, the slugging outfielder who opened the season with Houston last year, was exchanged to Galveston for Riggs, and later went to the Austin pennant winners, is in Houston en route to the South Atlantic, where he expects to play this year" (Houston Post, March 5, 1912, pg. 3). Baseball-Reference identifies Powell for Houston/Galveston/Austin as William Powell, with Bloomington in 1905 and Mobile in 1916. The player for Mobile was Watts Powell (Birmingham News, May 13, 1915, pg. 8). The Houston Post published a full roster of the 1911 Buffaloes on March 12, 1911 (pg. 19), identifying Jack Powell, aged 24, from Denver, Colorado. This suggests that Jack Powell with Vicksburg was Jack Powell from the Texas League in 1911. But what about the connection to Sioux Falls?

In 1921, Jack Powell tracks from Casper, Wyoming, through Aberdeen, South Dakota to Sioux Falls, South Dakota in 1921. Unfortunately, there is no discussion of his previous career record in the papers at that time. His last appearance in Sioux Falls was mid-September as the season wound down. The trail goes cold, until in 1924 the Casper Star-Tribune relates that Jack Powell, former Casper outfielder, was hired as an umpire by the National League (February 6, 1924). He has a page on Baseball-Reference.

With concrete information on both the player for Houston/Galveston/Austin/Vicksburg (from the Houston Post) and the player/umpire from Casper/Aberdeen/Sioux Falls, the connection can be made. According to the umpire's Sporting News Umpire Card, he was married in Denver, CO in January 1909, consistent with the Houston Post's note that Jack Powell was from Denver, CO. The age in the Denver Post (24), suggests a birth date in 1887, while the umpire was born in 1885. And our umpire's full name is Cornelius Joseph Powell - C.J. Powell. This confirms that the umpire is most likely the ball player.

Cornelius Joseph Powell turns out to be easy to follow in the record. He started umpiring in the Michigan-Ontario League in 1922 after being released by the Port Huron club of that league. Late in 1923, an NL scout saw him in that league and got him a tryout with the National League. The following year was hired for a full time position, but he lasted only one season. In 1928, he was hired by the Pacific Coast League, and 25 years later he retired after serving his last few years as supervisor of umpires for the league. He died in California in 1971. The photo comes from the Los Angeles Mirror, in the article about his retirement (January 22, 1954, pg. 52).

But where does that leave our mystery Powell? One other note in the Houston Post roster was that Jack Powell's previous team, in 1910, was in El Paso. Not proof, but quite the coincidence. However, in May of 1954, the Salt Lake Tribune published parts of an interview with Powell.

"Powell broke in as a pitcher with Kenosha, Wis., in 1906, but switched to the outfield in 1907. He played in the Colorado State League, the Texas, the old Western, Cotton States, Interstate and the Federal League in 1913. (Salt Lake Tribune, May 5, 1954, pg. 25.)

All of this suggest that the mystery Powell was in fact Cornelius Joesph Powell, (briefly) a major league umpire and a long time umpire of the Pacific Coast League.