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887:, whose hiring was recommended by O'Day, worked more. O'Day's World Series appearances include four of the first five played. In his first three World Series, a two-umpire system was used, with the two alternating between working home plate and the bases. In his next three Series, four umpires were assigned, but they worked in two-man crews that officiated alternating games; not until the 1918 Series did all four work every game. During the 1920 World Series, O'Day was the base umpire when
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367:. Retiring at age 68 years, 2 months, he remained the oldest umpire in major league history for 97 years– a fact which was not known until recently, as he routinely shaved five to seven years from his true age throughout his career. His 3,986 total games as an umpire ranked third in major league history when he retired, and his 2,710 games as the plate umpire still rank second in major league history to Klem's total of 3,544. He is largely known for his
814:. This move surprised the baseball world, as O'Day had not been mentioned as a possibility to take the job. The team started off the year winning 20 of its first 25 games, creating the possibility that the Reds would win the World Series under their new manager. The Reds did not hold on to their early hot streak, however, and finished the season with a 75–78 record under O'Day. He resigned after the 1912 season, as the team was negotiating a trade for
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tried to call O'Day's attention to the fact that a
Pittsburgh player had not made it to second base on the game-winning play. Not seeing the runner miss the base, O'Day told Evers, "Go home and take a bath, Johnny. The game's over." The newspaper noted that "Chicago got the pennant by being given the
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of N. York on 3rd Base and Merkle of N. York on 1st Base; Bridwell was at the Bat and hit a clean single Base-Hit to Center Field. Merkle did not run the Ball out; he started toward 2nd Base, but on getting half way there he turned and ran down the field toward the Club House. The Ball was fielded in
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Many sources have traditionally given O'Day's birth year as 1862; O'Day himself regularly reported his birth year as 1864 or later, and his actual public birth record was lost in the
Chicago Fire. However, he is listed in the 1860 Census as a 1-year-old. (The family name was entered in both the 1860
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described O'Day as "a crusty old pitcher who had umpired in the league as early as 1888 and had the scars to prove it." O'Day maintained an intensely private life. He did, however, develop a lasting friendship with fellow umpire Emslie, one of his pitching opponents in the 1880s, after both had been
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in Series history. Although it was not known at the time, O'Day became the oldest umpire in history at age 65 years, 9 months when he began the 1925 season; it was long believed that Emslie still held the mark, having retired at the end of the 1924 season at age 65 years, 8 months. At the end of his
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ran from the
Coacher's Box out in the Field to 2nd Base and interfered with the Play being made. Emslie, who said he did not watch Merkle, asked me if Merkle touched 2nd Base. I said he did not. Then Emslie called Merkle out, and I would not allow McCormick's Run to score. The Game at the end of the
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O'Day served for many years on the major league rules committee, and became known for its many heated debates over rule changes and applications. In 1920, the committee was considering the issue of game-winning hits in the bottom of the last inning; O'Day argued that batters should only be credited
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during a game. O'Day was cited as being negligent for failing to prevent the fight; he appealed the fine, but
Pulliam would not relent. When Pulliam did not withdraw the fine, O'Day submitted his resignation on July 31. Pulliam refused to accept the resignation, but O'Day pledged not to work until
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on June 6, less than a mile and a half from the O'Day residence. In 15 games with
Washington in the Eastern League, he had a record of 13–2 and a 0.74 ERA. On September 5 of that year, his younger brother Joseph died at age 15 from injuries he had suffered two days earlier after falling from
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O'Day's name was mentioned in connection with a major league managing vacancy as early as 1905. At that time, he said that he liked umpiring and that he was unsure whether he would accept a managing position even if an offer came to him. "I am not the least bit sure that I could better myself by
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never advanced from first base to second, in keeping with the common practice of the era. When the Cubs produced a ball – not necessarily the game ball, which had been thrown into the crowd of fans walking across the field to exit the ballpark – and claimed a force play at second base,
1016:, which considers candidates from the era prior to 1947 once every three years, and was inducted the following July. His induction speech was given by his grandnephew Dennis McNamara, a former Chicago police officer with his own connection to baseball history, having introduced Hall of Famer
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The name of O'Day's mother has been reported in many biographies as Mary, with the number of children in the family given as six; these inaccuracies likely originated from reports in O'Day's obituaries, based on information given by survivors who had limited knowledge of the family prior to
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in 1871; however, by 1870, the family had moved about two miles west to 1022 W. Jackson Street (renumbered in 1909 as 2433 W. Jackson
Boulevard), which remained the family residence until the early 20th century. O'Day worked as a steam fitter in Chicago before entering organized baseball.
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O'Day began his career in an era during which only one umpire worked in most games, and he spent the remainder in a time when only two were used. In 1908, O'Day was quoted as saying that he preferred the single-man system and that he had run into more trouble in games with two umpires.
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O'Day became an umpiring scout after he retired from active umpiring in 1927. In March 1935, he was said to be seriously ill with a stomach condition and it had become "doubtful if he will ever get up again". He died of bronchial pneumonia and cancer at the
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counter-argued that a fair ball hit over the fence must be counted as a home run regardless of the situation. Lieb's position was adopted by the committee, with O'Day complaining that Lieb was simply trying to accumulate more home runs for his friend
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later reported that O'Day and the
Chicago team had been attuned to the play because of their involvement in a similar situation a few weeks earlier on September 4. During a mid-season game between Chicago and Pittsburgh, Cubs second baseman
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After O'Day finished his playing career, he worked as a clerk for the
Chicago city recorder's office. While attending a Chicago baseball game as a spectator one Sunday in 1894, O'Day was recruited from the stands to substitute for umpire
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was traded despite a third-place finish by the Cubs the previous year. He led the Cubs to a 78–76 record and a fourth-place finish; O'Day earned fourth-place finishes in both of his seasons as a manager. In
December, the Cubs signed
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and rumors surfaced that Tinker might become manager. In late 1912, O'Day was reported as saying that he would not return to umpiring, but he changed his mind by April and signed with the
National League again.
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In 201 career games and 1,651 1/3 innings pitched, O'Day posted a record of 73–110 with an ERA of 3.74 and 663 strikeouts. At various points throughout his career, O'Day played all nine positions.
592:, and during his time there he was considered a favorite among other players. In 39 games with Savannah, O'Day won 26 games, lost 11, and had an ERA of 1.03. Late in the year, he joined the
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President Pulliam upheld O'Day's decision, the game was ruled a tie, and a makeup game was scheduled. The Cubs defeated New York in that makeup game to win the pennant by a single game.
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On September 23, 1908, O'Day was involved in one of the most controversial field decisions in major league history. He was working as the plate umpire in the game between the
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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum: "Hank O'Day, Jacob Ruppert, Deacon White Elected to National Baseball Hall of Fame by Pre-Integration Committee", December 3, 2012
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In the game to-day at New York between New York and the Chicago Club. In the last half of the 9th inning, the score was a tie 1–1. New York was at the Bat, with two Men out,
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Several years later, O'Day interrupted his umpiring career to manage major league clubs during two separate seasons. In 1912, he agreed to become the manager of the
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game, a ruling that still causes debate today. O'Day interrupted his umpiring career twice for single seasons as a manager, leading the
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363:'s total of 18 – including five of the first seven played, and was behind the plate for the first modern World Series game in
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in Chicago on July 2, 1935. His funeral high mass at St. Jarlath's Church was attended by baseball notables including Commissioner
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9th inning was 1–1. The People ran out on the Field. I did not ask to have the Field cleared, as it was too dark to continue play.
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391:. He remains the only person ever to serve full seasons in the NL as a player, manager and umpire. O'Day was inducted into the
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in the AA that season. In addition to pitching, O'Day appeared in 23 games as a position player that season, primarily in
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with as many bases as were necessary to score the winning run, even if the ball was hit over the fence for an apparent
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In 13 games for Washington in 1889, O'Day had a 2–10 record and a 4.33 ERA. On July 26, he was purchased by the
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O'Day called balls and strikes for no-hitters in four decades, a distinction that has been matched only by
960:, who had been a fellow umpire in the 1890s and later became O'Day's supervisor as NL president, and with
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as due to ineffective hitting by the Nationals rather than as a result of his pitching.
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James Jr. and Margaret were not listed as survivors in their mother's death notice.
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original letter from National Baseball Hall of Fame Library, Cooperstown, New York
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In July 1906, O'Day was fined $ 50 (USD), equal to $ 1,696 today, by NL president
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O'Day's letter to Pulliam follows (spelling and punctuation as in the original):
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to be their manager, effectively firing O'Day, who returned to being an umpire.
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in the league for a number of years. He also enjoyed long friendships with
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the fine was withdrawn. O'Day did not report for his scheduled game at the
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1756:"Jacob Ruppert, Hank O'Day, Deacon White elected to Baseball Hall of Fame"
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career, O'Day's total of 3,986 games as an umpire placed him behind only
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1482:"Hank O'Day, Picturesque Figure in the National League History, Retires"
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2175:"Hank O'Day is Unalterably Opposed to Proposed Double Umpire System"
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and were both deaf. The couple had at least seven children: Daniel (
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1985:"1912 Cincinnati Reds Batting, Pitching, & Fielding Statistics"
1668:"Some Newsy Personal Motes About Morion's Aggregation of Masoottes"
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that day. He was rumored to be seeking an umpiring position in the
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1342:"Williams' Cincinnati Directory, City Guide, and Business Mirror"
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in connection with a fight that broke out between Giants pitcher
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in 1883, and he reached the major leagues when Toledo joined the
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348:. After a seven-year major league playing career, he worked as a
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1647:"Scooping In the National Players-What Will the Club do, Etc"
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October 3, 1890, for the New York Giants (PL)
501:(AA) the following year. With Toledo, he played alongside
1315:"Daniel O'Day, 'Illinois, Cook County Deaths, 1878–1922'"
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May 2, 1884, for the Toledo Blue Stockings
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American baseball player, manager, and umpire (1859–1935)
1866:"The 1906 NL Regular Season Umpiring Log for Hank O'Day"
1573:"The 1885 Pittsburgh Alleghenys Regular Season Game Log"
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O'Day spent most of 1886 with the Savannah team in the
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giving up umpiring for a managerial job", O'Day said.
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The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
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900:(4,337) and Emslie (4,228) in major league history.
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in 1887–88. In 1885, he split playing time with the
762:to 2nd Base for a Chgo. Man to make the play, when
2142:
1605:"Hank O'Day Minor League Statistics & History"
1411:"Baseball World to Attend O'Day Rites on Friday".
1056:List of Major League Baseball annual saves leaders
352:(NL) umpire for 30 seasons between 1895 and 1927.
6536:Burials at Calvary Cemetery (Evanston, Illinois)
6402:
734:which would negate the run, the debate erupted.
2226:"Many Baseball Notables Attend O'Day Funeral".
328:(July 8, 1859 – July 2, 1935), nicknamed "
2309:Career statistics and player information from
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2010:"How a Famous Umpire Wins Glory as a Manager"
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923:(July 17, 1924) each accomplished the feat.
485:O'Day played minor league baseball with the
6486:Washington Nationals (minor league) players
2243:"Former Cubs manager O'Day elected to Hall"
2201:"Hank O'Day, Veteran Umpire, Seriously Ill"
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2141:Dewey, Donald; Acocella, Nicholas (1995).
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1291:
1238: Eighth Census of the United States,
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1095: Eighth Census of the United States,
682:O'Day in 1907, during his umpiring career
6491:Savannah (minor league baseball) players
6476:Bay City (minor league baseball) players
6461:Washington Nationals (1886–1889) players
6421:National Baseball Hall of Fame inductees
2149:. New York: Carroll & Graf. p.
1894:. Society for American Baseball Research
1810:
1773:
1401:
1182:Iron Man McGinnity: A Baseball Biography
1117: Ninth Census of the United States,
797:
677:
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425:– 1895), who were immigrants from
2167:
2020:
1967:"Umpire Hank O'Day Chosen to Lead Reds"
1941:
1834:
1832:
1184:. McFarland & Company. p. 75.
1145:
1012:on December 3, 2012, by the Hall's new
6403:
2104:"Cub Owner's Folly Is Proving Hurtful"
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1599:
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1436:"Plan of Re-numbering City of Chicago"
1288:
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1046:Major League Baseball umpiring records
639:(1892) and the Erie Blackbirds of the
468:; by the mid-1850s, they had moved to
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1840:"Umpire Hank O'Day Resigns in a Huff"
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1051:List of Major League Baseball umpires
838:
666:(right) and two Philadelphia players.
457:– before 1895), Mary McNamara (
418:– 1885) and his wife Margaret (
2145:The Biographical History of Baseball
1915:
1829:
1815:. New York: Macmillan. p. 131.
1779:
793:
643:(1893) before retiring as a player.
2269:"Dennis McNamara Speech Transcript"
2193:
1744:
1731:"Championship vs. Exhibition Games"
1592:
1523:"Hank O'Day Statistics and History"
790:derisive hoot a few weeks before."
13:
6451:Pittsburgh Alleghenys (AA) players
6441:New York Giants (baseball) players
2240:
1785:""Hank" O'Day Got Job By Accident"
1631:"City Items: Fell Off a Coaster".
1500:
1351:. C.S. Williams. 1856. p. 205
843:O'Day umpired in 10 World Series:
649:
14:
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2292:
1753:
1466: Tenth United States Census,
725:and the Giants, which ended when
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635:(1891), the Columbus Reds of the
513:for the Blue Stockings, he had 9
480:
443:– before 1895), Catherine (
6526:American people of Irish descent
1302:. September 6, 1885. p. 16.
1284:. February 18, 1924. p. 10.
1030:
450:– 1901), Henry, Margaret (
332:", was an American right-handed
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2332:SABR Baseball Biography Project
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2130:. November 20, 1914. p. 7.
2122:"$ 18,000 a Year for Bresnahan"
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2110:. February 15, 1914. p. 3.
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1269:. February 18, 1901. p. 5.
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907:; he was behind the plate when
6431:Major League Baseball pitchers
3700:National Baseball Hall of Fame
2075:""Hank" O'Day to Umpire Again"
1740:. November 6, 1889. p. 4.
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1010:National Baseball Hall of Fame
826:ballclub after player-manager
393:National Baseball Hall of Fame
1:
6471:Baseball players from Chicago
6466:19th-century baseball players
6456:Toledo Blue Stockings players
6426:Major League Baseball umpires
1811:Charlton, James, ed. (1991).
1093:and 1870 censuses as "Day".)
1061:
1014:Pre-Integration Era Committee
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315:Pre-Integration Era Committee
6446:New York Giants (PL) players
1719:. August 7, 1889. p. 4.
1312:Daniel was born in Buffalo.
1169:. March 14, 1895. p. 8.
802:O'Day as Cubs manager (1914)
7:
2319:Baseball Reference (Minors)
2230:. July 6, 1935. p. 17.
1415:. July 3, 1935. p. 17.
1141:. July 10, 1885. p. 8.
1023:
10:
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2016:. May 11, 1912. p. 8.
1698:. June 6, 1888. p. 9.
1561:. July 7, 1885. p. 7.
1224:. May 15, 1898. p. 7.
1209:. May 15, 1898. p. 5.
714:
436:– 1898), James Jr. (
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2249:. MLB Advanced Media, L.P
2127:The Saskatoon StarPhoenix
1677:. May 5, 1886. p. 2.
1079:November 8, 2018, at the
1008:O'Day was elected to the
949:The National League Story
627:of the newly established
579:1888 Washington Nationals
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6364:J. G. Taylor Spink Award
2548:Cincinnati Reds managers
6511:Erie Blackbirds players
6436:National League umpires
1813:The Baseball Chronology
1486:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
1083:Retrieved June 24, 2013
979:Kenesaw Mountain Landis
559:Chicago White Stockings
359:– second only to
89:Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
1989:Baseball-Reference.com
1923:"No! 'Twas Hank O'Day"
1610:Baseball-Reference.com
1528:Baseball-Reference.com
1444:Chicago History Museum
1379:Chicago History Museum
981:, former NL president
893:unassisted triple play
803:
778:
749:Harry C. Pulliam, Esq.
683:
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369:controversial decision
251:Member of the National
6516:Chicago Cubs managers
6501:Columbus Reds players
6307:Baseball Hall of Fame
3102:Chicago Cubs managers
2303:Baseball Hall of Fame
2205:The Milwaukee Journal
2057:"Gossip Among Sports"
1927:The Milwaukee Journal
1689:"Washington Whispers"
1220:"Notes of the Game".
985:, and former umpires
975:Presbyterian hospital
801:
782:The Milwaukee Journal
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547:Pittsburgh Alleghenys
491:Toledo Blue Stockings
355:O'Day umpired in ten
346:Major League Baseball
273:Baseball Hall of Fame
204:Pittsburgh Alleghenys
198:Toledo Blue Stockings
2474:John Montgomery Ward
2383:1889 National League
2179:The Pittsburgh Press
2108:The Pittsburgh Press
2063:. November 22, 1912.
2061:The Canaseraga Times
2028:"Hank O'Day Resigns"
2014:The Pittsburgh Press
1971:The Pittsburgh Press
1953:The Pittsburgh Press
1844:Paterson Daily Press
1790:The Pittsburgh Press
1710:"Notes and Comments"
1550:"Notes and Comments"
1468:United States census
1240:United States census
1180:Doxsie, Don (2009).
1119:United States census
1097:United States census
747:New York, Sept 23/08
694:and Pirates catcher
594:Washington Nationals
590:Southern Association
551:Washington Nationals
517:, 28 losses, a 3.75
499:American Association
222:New York Giants (PL)
210:Washington Nationals
6382:Ford C. Frick Award
1949:"Balls and Bingles"
1783:(January 7, 1910).
1488:. December 14, 1927
1020:to his wife Vicki.
919:(May 11, 1919) and
662:, New York manager
633:Western Association
566:the front car of a
495:Northwestern League
122:Last MLB appearance
6336:Veterans Committee
5696:Designated hitters
3363:College of Coaches
2311:Baseball Reference
2181:. October 16, 1908
2082:The New York Times
2037:. November 7, 1912
2035:The New York Times
1447:. 1909. p. 80
1003:Evanston, Illinois
911:(April 22, 1898),
891:executed the only
839:Return to umpiring
804:
751:Pres. Nat. League
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549:of the AA and the
519:earned run average
403:O'Day was born in
175:Winning percentage
148:Earned run average
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1955:. August 5, 1905.
1675:The Sporting Life
1371:"Chicago Streets"
1280:"Death Notices".
905:Harry Wendelstedt
794:Managerial career
621:1889 World Series
583:South End Grounds
466:Buffalo, New York
409:railroad engineer
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2561:Pop Snyder
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2446:Hank O'Day
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