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American baseball player (1874–1940)
the Interstate League's Olean White Sox. Dundon died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at the age of 66. "Gus Dundon Minor League Statistics & History". baseball-reference
Gus_Dundon
Surname list
bobsledder Ed Dundon (1859–1893), American baseball player Gus Dundon (1874–1940), American baseball player Kevin Dundon, Irish chef Michael Dundon (1854–1936)
Dundon
Minor league baseball team
Colliflower (1901) Joe Dolan (1899) Bill Donovan (1899) Jake Drauby (1900–1901) Gus Dundon (1898–1899) Kid Elberfeld (1897) Patsy Flaherty (1899) Carney Flynn (1895
Richmond_Bluebirds
Major League Baseball team season
Heydon Ed McFarland Billy Sullivan Infielders George Davis Jiggs Donahue Gus Dundon Frank Isbell Lee Tannehill Outfielders Nixey Callahan Danny Green Ducky
1904_Chicago_White_Sox_season
Major League Baseball team season
Roth Billy Sullivan Babe Towne Infielders George Davis Jiggs Donahue Gus Dundon Frank Isbell Lee Quillen George Rohe Lee Tannehill Outfielders Patsy Dougherty
1906_Chicago_White_Sox_season
List of baseball players
Kelly Dransfeldt Tom Drees Walt Dropo Cecil Duff Hugh Duffy* Dan Dugan Gus Dundon Davey Dunkle Adam Dunn Mike Dunne Dane Dunning Frank Dupee Ed Durham Ray
Chicago White Sox all-time roster
Chicago_White_Sox_all-time_roster
Minor league baseball team
the minor league era. Today, the site location is commercial property Gus Dundon (1915-1916, MGR) Tom Fleming (1908) Ray Kennedy (1915) Al Lawson (1905
Olean_Refiners
Minor league baseball team
Harry Damrau (1913–1914) Harley Dillinger (1917) Davey Dunkle (1895) Gus Dundon (1896) John Farrell (1894) Brownie Foreman (1894–1895) Bill Gardner (1886)
Petersburg, Virginia minor league baseball history
Petersburg,_Virginia_minor_league_baseball_history
Minor leagues in American baseball
Wellsville Rainmakers 54 32 .628 - Joe Lohr Olean White Sox 52 30 .634 - Gus Dundon Bradford Drillers 42 42 .500 Duke Servatius / Ray Topham Hornell Maple
Interstate_League
19th-century professional baseball team
1883 (32–65) and Gus Schmelz in 1884 (69–39). Some of their top players were pitchers Ed "Cannonball" Morris, Frank Mountain, and Ed Dundon, the first deaf
Columbus Buckeyes (American Association)
Columbus_Buckeyes_(American_Association)
1908 Southern Association championship game
0 2 12 2 0 Charles Dexter, SS 3 0 1 3 3 1 Joe Rickert, LF 3 0 1 1 0 0 Gus Dundon, 2B 3 0 0 2 2 0 Harry Matthews, C 3 0 0 4 0 0 Ted Breitenstein, P 1 0
1908 Nashville vs. New Orleans baseball game
1908_Nashville_vs._New_Orleans_baseball_game
Minor league baseball team
300 yards from the team hotel on the property. Davey Crockett (1896) Gus Dundon (1896) Tom Fleming (1896) Bill Hallman (1896) Frank Kitson (1896) Tommy
Hampton-Newport News Clamdiggers
Hampton-Newport_News_Clamdiggers
shortstop. August 28 – Charlie Johnson, 55, outfielder. September 1 – Gus Dundon, 66, second baseman. September 3 – Johnny Welch, 33, pitcher. September
1940_in_baseball
Major League Baseball team season
Hart Ed McFarland Billy Sullivan Infielders George Davis Jiggs Donahue Gus Dundon Frank Isbell George Rohe Lee Tannehill Outfielders Nixey Callahan Danny
1905_Chicago_White_Sox_season
American baseball player (1862–1961)
Hoy became the third deaf player in the major leagues, after pitcher Ed Dundon (also from Ohio) and pitcher Tom Lynch. In his rookie year, he led the league
Dummy_Hoy
Former Minor League Baseball team in Nashville, Tennessee
second season with Nashville. Goldsby also acquired ex-major leaguers Ed Dundon, Billy O'Brien, and George McVey. The team began to assemble in Nashville
Nashville_Americans
Abercrombie Doc Adams George Adams Jim Adams Bob Addy Bill Ahearn John Ake Gus Alberts Nin Alexander Bob Allen Ham Allen Hezekiah Allen Jack Allen Myron
List of 19th-century baseball players
List_of_19th-century_baseball_players
American Association (19th century)|American Association team season
Kemmler Infielders Jim Field Bill Kuehne John Richmond Pop Smith Outfielders Tom Brown John Cahill Ed Dundon Fred Mann Tom Mansell Manager Gus Schmelz
1884_Columbus_Buckeyes_season
Duncan Jeff Duncan Mariano Duncan Pat Duncan Shelley Duncan Vern Duncan Ed Dundon Davey Dunkle Bill Dunlap Fred Dunlap Grant Dunlap Adam Dunn Jack Dunn Scott
List of Major League Baseball players (D)
List_of_Major_League_Baseball_players_(D)
of the Kroger Co. Bob Dudley – CEO, BP Thomas Dundon (B.S. 1993) – chairman and managing partner of Dundon Capital Partners in Dallas, Texas, owner of the
List of Southern Methodist University people
List_of_Southern_Methodist_University_people
Company Dan Duncan (1933–2010), business executive, entrepreneur Thomas Dundon (born 1972), financial businessman and owner of the Carolina Hurricanes
List_of_people_from_Texas
Elected fellowship
Boyle Peter Buckley Armando Carbonell Robert Chambers Michelle Cini Tony Dundon Louise Fitzgerald Francesca Gains Loraine Gelsthorpe Charles Gore Richard
Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences
Fellow_of_the_Academy_of_Social_Sciences
Dáil constituency (1921–present)
Fianna Fáil Robert Moran 7.2 3,368 4,855 6,204 6,271 6,971 Fine Gael Edward Dundon 6.8 3,157 3,333 3,355 Electorate: 60,819 Valid: 46,710 Quota: 7
Wexford_(Dáil_constituency)
American college football season
Out of Grid Battle". Sarasota Herald-Tribune. October 14, 1927. John W. Dundon, Jr (October 21, 1927). "Florida 'Gators Annex Game By 27 to 6". The Kentucky
1927 Florida Gators football team
1927_Florida_Gators_football_team
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