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    There are approximately 30 players from the 19th century whose surname is not known, so I thought it would be interesting to create a team based on these names. All of the players named played at the position they are listed, except for 1B, where I had to have a 3B as a "ring-in".

    1B - Jones - 1885 NY Metrpolitans (AA) .250
    2B - Hellings - 1875 Brooklyn Atlantics (NA) . 250
    3B - Scott - 1884 Baltimore Monumentals (UA) . 226
    SS - Quinlan - 1874 Philadelphia Whites (NA) . 250
    LF - Evans - 1875 New Haven Elm Citys (NA) .500
    CF - Wills - 1884 Washington Nationals (AA)\Kansas City Cowboys (UA) .139
    RF - Sullivan 1875 New Haven Elm Citys (NA) . 375
    C - McCloskey 1875 Washington Nationals (NA) . 175
    P - McDoolan 1873 Baltimore Marylands (NA) 0-1, 3.00 ERA

    Bullpen

    Smith 1884 Baltimore Monumentals (UA) 0-0, 9.00 ERA
    Stein 1890 Philadelphia Athletics (AA) 0-1, 9.00 ERA
    McGuire 1894 Cincinnatti Reds (NL) 0-0, ERA 10.50

    No HRs were hit by these players, so small-ball offence would be the strategy. With that bullpen, McDoolan would have to do a Cy Young and pitch a complete game!
    "You can't hit what you can't see" - Walter "Big Train" Johnson

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    Originally posted by GrahamC View Post
    There are approximately 30 players from the 19th century whose surname is not known, so I thought it would be interesting to create a team based on these names. All of the players named played at the position they are listed, except for 1B, where I had to have a 3B as a "ring-in".

    1B - Jones - 1885 NY Metrpolitans (AA) .250
    2B - Hellings - 1875 Brooklyn Atlantics (NA) . 250
    3B - Scott - 1884 Baltimore Monumentals (UA) . 226
    SS - Quinlan - 1874 Philadelphia Whites (NA) . 250
    LF - Evans - 1875 New Haven Elm Citys (NA) .500
    CF - Wills - 1884 Washington Nationals (AA)\Kansas City Cowboys (UA) .139
    RF - Sullivan 1875 New Haven Elm Citys (NA) . 375
    C - McCloskey 1875 Washington Nationals (NA) . 175
    P - McDoolan 1873 Baltimore Marylands (NA) 0-1, 3.00 ERA

    Bullpen

    Smith 1884 Baltimore Monumentals (UA) 0-0, 9.00 ERA
    Stein 1890 Philadelphia Athletics (AA) 0-1, 9.00 ERA
    McGuire 1894 Cincinnatti Reds (NL) 0-0, ERA 10.50

    No HRs were hit by these players, so small-ball offence would be the strategy. With that bullpen, McDoolan would have to do a Cy Young and pitch a complete game!
    A truly memorable team.
    *** Submit your personal HOF as your ballot for the Single Ballot BBF Hall of Fame! *** Also: Buck the Fraves!

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