Babe Hollis

 Cogwells Polytechnic converting from ss to p

1909 San Francisco Goodyears (3b)

1909 Cogswell

1910 Cogswell
1910 San Rafael Regulars

1910 good prospect

1910-5-22 Sacramento Baby Senators

Cliff Blankenship trying to get Hollis -but he's still on Sacramento list

1911-3-18 released to Spokane

1911 San Rafael Regulars -back from Tacoma?

1912 San Rafael Regulars going to Centralia

1914 retired from Calgary to stick to railway office and semi-pro

1914 Petaluma

1914 given gold watch on day of 14K 11 inning win

1914-11-08 champions of Sonoma/Marin counties

1914-11-15 beat Mission P.C.L.

1918-2-10 Artie Benham's work over winter crowding hollis out of king of the bushes title

1918-3-4 pitcher for class A Tribune all-star team

1918 Fruitvale Native Sons

1918 Cable Censors

1918 Naval Communication Service

1918-7-30 probably not getting enough rest because also pitching for Cable Censors

1918-9-8 threw perfect game

1918-11-14 no denial made of use of emery ball

1918-19 Halton-Didiers

1919 Olympics 3-30 loses 0-3 to Portland PCL 4-5 beat Stanford

1919 San Rafael

1919 Richmond Elks

1919 Lemoore Cubs

1919-8-14 talk of Hollis using emery ball 8-17 fuss in sjvl game

1920 Olympics

1920 Richmond Elks

1920-7-01 slowing up, depending mostly on underhanded

1920-21 Halton-Didiers

1921 San Jose

1921 San Rafael (1b)

1921 Rule means Babe could not pitch in OTWL

1922 San Rafael "extra"

1923 new job

1924 San Rafael advertised but dnp

Pictures:

1918-1-27

Iron men

1906-5-30 Ernie Lindeman wins two games for two diff teams - allows but 1 run
1907-9-01 Hopkins split with Stockton for Alameda in CALL. 

1908-10-04 Ernie Lindeman splits with Hobokens - allows 2 runs

1912-8-25 MLB Eddie Matteson beats Cuban Giants twice for Buffalo Pullmans

1915-9-06 George Mullen, Chester throws two shutouts in doubleheader

1915-9-06 Cliff Randolph, Perth Amboy Pacers won both ends of doubleheader including no-hitter

1915-11-19 Flame Delhi, Ray Mines, wins twice for Copper League championship

1918-6-02 Eddie Hesse of St. Michael's wins both ends of doubleheader

1921-9-05 Paul McGouldrick of Augusta Millionaires wins two

1921-9-05 Naulty, Philadelphia Old Timers, loses two

1922-7-30 Phil Cockrell, Hilldale, beat East New York twice

1922-8-13 milb Billy "Sheriff" Buckland wins both ends of doubleheader for Star Taxis

1925 Harold A. Nelson pitched 10 games in three days - struck out 80 the first two days

1925-8-02 MLB Ray Steineder of Vineland beats Melrose twice Dr. Cal Westcott only to get 2 hits

1931-6-28 House of David Ben Segrist pitches both ends of doubleheader vs. Bay Parkways

also beat Bushwicks in both ends 

1935-9-03 Jimmy Dodge, Bismarck, won both ends xtra

1944-7-04 Joe Behrman, milb, Isaacson's Iron Works, pitches in 3 games in one day - 2 CG, one GF

1946-8-12 Al Dumouchelle, milb, Windsor, beats Stratford twice for Canadian championship

1908-9-06 Al Carson, Tacoma wins both games
1918-6-23 Buzz Arlett, Oakland, wins one and loses one - shutout and 3-2 loss

Deaf Baseball Players in Kansas and Kansas City, 1878-1911

 https://scholars.fhsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1010&context=all_monographs

Zane Grey and the deaf George Kihm: The Delphos Reds

 https://delphoscanalcommission.com/banks-yesteryear/george-kihm-and-the-delphos-reds/

Brooklyn ball parks

 http://www.brooklynballparks.com/

Tod Colvin

 milb also him

Played into his 50s. 

All-around athlete

Michigan Baseball pictures

 https://michmemories.org/exhibits/default/catalog?q=baseball&search_field=all_fields

Kalamazoo Sutherland Paper baseball team

 https://www.mlive.com/sports/kalamazoo/2011/09/60_years_ago_sutherland_paper.html

team picture

baseball in Kalamazoo history John Ganzel, MLB & Hawaii 1b, played, as did brothers, in 1890s