Major League Baseball Player. A participant in the early years of organized Major League baseball, he played as a pitcher for six seasons (1883 to 1884, 188 to 1891) with the Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Blues, Washington Statesmen, and Baltimore Orioles of the American Association League, the Philadelphia Keystones, Wilmington Quicksteps and Kansas City Cowboys of the Union Association League, the Cleveland Infants of the Players League, and the Cleveland Spiders (which exist today as the Cleveland Indians) of the National League. He complied a record of 76 Wins and 125 Losses, stiking out 669 and having a career 3.66 Earned Run Average.
Major League Baseball Player. A participant in the early years of organized Major League baseball, he played as a pitcher for six seasons (1883 to 1884, 188 to 1891) with the Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Blues, Washington Statesmen, and Baltimore Orioles of the American Association League, the Philadelphia Keystones, Wilmington Quicksteps and Kansas City Cowboys of the Union Association League, the Cleveland Infants of the Players League, and the Cleveland Spiders (which exist today as the Cleveland Indians) of the National League. He complied a record of 76 Wins and 125 Losses, stiking out 669 and having a career 3.66 Earned Run Average.
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