He was drafted by the New York Highlanders in 1909 and played centerfield and hit leadoff. He hit .238 in 142 games. He turned things around in his next season three season batting .292, .305 and .296 leading off for the Highlanders. Spot stole his 200th base in 1913 and batted .302 giving him a .300 career average. He had a down season in 1914 batting only .231. He batted .278 in 1915 and cleared 1000 hits. He split time in 1916 with Lee Magee in center batting .328.
He was drafted by the New York Highlanders in 1909 and played centerfield and hit leadoff. He hit .238 in 142 games. He turned things around in his next season three season batting .292, .305 and .296 leading off for the Highlanders. Spot stole his 200th base in 1913 and batted .302 giving him a .300 career average. He had a down season in 1914 batting only .231. He batted .278 in 1915 and cleared 1000 hits. He split time in 1916 with Lee Magee in center batting .328.
In 1910 he was drafted by the Boston (Braves) Doves and played in 74 games and batted .254. The next season he batted .380 in 29 games for the Boston Rustlers (Braves). In 1912 he played in 60 games and batted .338 for the Boston Braves. Hurley played in 56 games in 1913 and hit 6 homers and batted .356. He only played in 33 games but he batted .372. He batted .319 in 1915. Allen is splitting time in right field with Joe Wilhoit and batted 181 times with a .326 average.
He was drafted by the St. Louis Browns had a rough rookie season he was 3-14 with a 4.18 era. In his second season he was 3-4 with a 3.41. He pitched in 24 games in 1913 with a 10-8 record and a 2.61 era. Dick had another solid season in 1914 with a 13-12 mark with a 2.21 era. In 1915 he slumped again going 6-15. Dick had a little better success in 1916 winning 6 games and a 2.49 ear.
In 1912 he was drafted by the Browns and batted .323 in his rookie season. In his second season he was 6th in batting with a .341 average. Cristobal seams to be getting better each season and logged a .355 average in 99 games. He lost his starting job in 1915 to Burt Shotton and Tilly Walker. He switched to right field in 1916 and continued where he left off 2 years ago batting .365 in 465 at bats. He was second behind Ty Cobb's .394.
Oscar was drafted by the Philadelphia Athletics in 1915 and played well in 74 games hitting 12 homers and batting .334. In 82 at bats in 1916 he hit .341.
Oscar was drafted by the New York Giants in 1916. Wilbur pitched 33 innings in his rookie year winning 3 and lossing 3 with a 3.55 era.