Major League Baseball Player. He was a shortstop making his debut for the Buffalo Bisons on June 19, 1884. For fourteen seasons, he played with the Buffalo Bisons in 1884, Louisville Colonels 1889, Syracuse Stars in 1890, Brooklyn Bridegrooms in 1891, Saint Louis Browns (1893-95), Pittsburgh Pirates (1896-1900), Philadelphia Athletics in 1901, and Washington Nationals in 1902. He ended his career with a record of 1333 hits, 656 runs scored, 24 homeruns, 657 runs batted in and a .258 batting average.
Major League Baseball Player. He was a shortstop making his debut for the Buffalo Bisons on June 19, 1884. For fourteen seasons, he played with the Buffalo Bisons in 1884, Louisville Colonels 1889, Syracuse Stars in 1890, Brooklyn Bridegrooms in 1891, Saint Louis Browns (1893-95), Pittsburgh Pirates (1896-1900), Philadelphia Athletics in 1901, and Washington Nationals in 1902. He ended his career with a record of 1333 hits, 656 runs scored, 24 homeruns, 657 runs batted in and a .258 batting average.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith
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