Major league baseball player 1912-1918. Pitcher with the Philadelphia Athletics, Brooklyn Tip-Tops and the St. Louis Browns.
Buster Keaton hired him and trained him as a cinematographer in the hand-cranked silent era just to be able to play baseball with him. Byron worked on the 1924 films Sherlock Jr. and The Navigator, the 1925 film Seven Chances, and the 1926 film The General.
Buster Keaton hired him and trained him as a cinematographer in the hand-cranked silent era just to be able to play baseball with him. Byron worked on the 1924 films Sherlock Jr. and The Navigator, the 1925 film Seven Chances, and the 1926 film The General.
Major league baseball player 1912-1918. Pitcher with the Philadelphia Athletics, Brooklyn Tip-Tops and the St. Louis Browns.
Buster Keaton hired him and trained him as a cinematographer in the hand-cranked silent era just to be able to play baseball with him. Byron worked on the 1924 films Sherlock Jr. and The Navigator, the 1925 film Seven Chances, and the 1926 film The General.
Buster Keaton hired him and trained him as a cinematographer in the hand-cranked silent era just to be able to play baseball with him. Byron worked on the 1924 films Sherlock Jr. and The Navigator, the 1925 film Seven Chances, and the 1926 film The General.
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