Major League Baseball Player.
Alexander "Alex" "Colonel" Ferson was a right handed pitcher for 3 teams from 1889 to 1892. He broke in with the Washington Nationals winning 17 games his first year. He played with the Buffalo Bisons in the Players League for one season and finished his career with Baltimore of the National League. His career record was 18 wins and 25 losses.
Alexander "Alex" "Colonel" Ferson was a right handed pitcher for 3 teams from 1889 to 1892. He broke in with the Washington Nationals winning 17 games his first year. He played with the Buffalo Bisons in the Players League for one season and finished his career with Baltimore of the National League. His career record was 18 wins and 25 losses.
Major League Baseball Player.
Alexander "Alex" "Colonel" Ferson was a right handed pitcher for 3 teams from 1889 to 1892. He broke in with the Washington Nationals winning 17 games his first year. He played with the Buffalo Bisons in the Players League for one season and finished his career with Baltimore of the National League. His career record was 18 wins and 25 losses.
Alexander "Alex" "Colonel" Ferson was a right handed pitcher for 3 teams from 1889 to 1892. He broke in with the Washington Nationals winning 17 games his first year. He played with the Buffalo Bisons in the Players League for one season and finished his career with Baltimore of the National League. His career record was 18 wins and 25 losses.
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