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Ralph Frary

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201:. By 1915, however, Frary was back in the Northwestern League. In 1918, Frary ejected Salt Lake City pitcher Clarence "Popboy" Smith after an argument about which ball should be in play. After being tossed, Smith struck Frary with a punch that broke the umpire's nose. The pitcher received a suspension and $ 250 fine. Before the 1920 season, Frary and two other umpires were fired from the Pacific Coast League staff by new league president William H. McCarthy. 213:. The saloon was ordered closed in 1911 for harboring unsavory characters and selling liquor on Sundays. During the investigation of the saloon, Frary's wife was involved in a police chase. Mrs. Frary was wanted to testify before the commissioner's court, but she hurriedly jumped into a taxi to evade officers. Though the police car had mechanical problems, officers caught up to the cab and took Mrs. Frary into custody. 31: 170:
to gamblers. Frary demanded that the National Board of Minor Leagues either expel Frary or Wolf. In September, Aberdeen manager Bob Brown accused Frary of drunkenness on the field. Frary remained in the Northwestern League through the 1910 season, after which he stated that he would not return to the league without a generous boost in pay.
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developed. Frary was able to return to the field briefly in mid-August, but he came home within a few games when he was bothered by leg trouble again. He umpired his last NL game on August 14, 1911. Contrary to initial reports, Frary was not ultimately retained by the NL for the next season. Despite
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In 1908, Frary umpired in the Northwestern League. That July, it was reported as "practically settled" that Frary would be promoted to the major leagues the following year. The next month, Frary made headlines when President Charley Wolf of the Spokane club accused him of being crooked and connected
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Frary ran The Mecca, a Spokane saloon that served as a hangout for popular figures such as a young
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speculation that he might open a book at a local racetrack, he umpired in the
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Frary played catcher and first base with Montana, Spokane and Seattle of the
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In May 1914, Frary abruptly departed for a three-year contract in the
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umpiring staff. In his debut, Frary was the base umpire for a
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Frary died in Aberdeen, Washington in November 1925.
185:. In July, Frary took a foul ball to the leg and 773: 313:"Ralph Frary Will Go to One of the Big Leagues" 782:Fort Wayne (minor league baseball) players 339:"Frary Asks Board for Charley Wolf's Head" 161:in 1906, having had "trouble at Seattle." 29: 117:. From 1895 to 1906, Frary played in the 832:St. Paul Saints (Western League) players 173:In June 1911, Frary was promoted to the 822:Minneapolis Millers (baseball) players 774: 628:"Smashes Umpire's Nose and Must Pay" 443:"Pirates Will Win, Says Ralph Frary" 137:games in 1911, eight of them as the 698:"Partner in Mecca Bar Seeks Refund" 16:American baseball player and umpire 13: 882:Sportspeople from New York (state) 646:"What's Doing in League of Sports" 164: 157:. He signed with Nashville of the 14: 903: 144: 724:"Detectives Chase Woman in Auto" 521:"Frary to Umpire for Boss Lucas" 469:"Ralph Frary Due Home This Week" 391:"Van Haltren May Be N.W. Umpire" 204: 742: 716: 690: 664: 638: 620: 594: 568: 547:"New Umpire for Federal League" 539: 513: 487: 461: 435: 409: 383: 357: 331: 305: 279: 253: 242: 231: 1: 877:Major League Baseball umpires 842:Sacramento Gilt Edges players 576:"Laroque to Handle Indicator" 224: 847:Spokane Smoke Eaters players 817:Canandaigua Rustlers players 287:"Frary Leaves for Nashville" 7: 837:Seattle Clamdiggers players 238:Baseball-Reference (Minors) 10: 908: 807:Rochester Brownies players 792:Seattle Rainmakers players 827:St. Paul Apostles players 787:Seattle Yannigans players 98: 90: 82: 63: 37: 28: 21: 867:Seattle Siwashes players 802:Geneva Alhambras players 602:"Montana Boosting Frary" 495:"Frary Back Next Spring" 216: 121:with several teams as a 862:Portland Browns players 857:Spokane Indians players 852:Helena Senators players 812:Montreal Royals players 702:Spokane Daily Chronicle 676:Spokane Daily Chronicle 606:Spokane Daily Chronicle 525:Spokane Daily Chronicle 369:Spokane Daily Chronicle 343:Spokane Daily Chronicle 317:Spokane Daily Chronicle 291:Spokane Daily Chronicle 265:Spokane Daily Chronicle 155:Pacific National League 872:Nashville Vols players 797:Batavia Giants players 365:"Brown is After Frary" 580:Eugene Register-Guard 754:The Spokesman-Review 750:"Ralph Frary Buried" 728:The Spokesman-Review 501:. 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Baseball-Reference (Minors)
Retrosheet
"Helena Team Here"
"Frary Leaves for Nashville"
"Ralph Frary Will Go to One of the Big Leagues"
"Frary Asks Board for Charley Wolf's Head"
"Brown is After Frary"
"Van Haltren May Be N.W. Umpire"
"Sporting Notes"

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