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pholmer · 07-29-2025, 03:04 AM

There are several obvious reasons that is the wrong picture for this bio. So I turned to Baseball-Reference.com and found the answer. The Jack O'Connor on my 1903 NY Highlanders started his career in the old American Association in 1887, spent the 1890s with several National League teams, and was with the Highlanders for just the 1903 season. He moved to the St. Louis Browns in '04 and finished his career as their player/manager in 1910. He was a catcher, 1st baseman, and an outfielder.

07-29-2025, 03:04 AM	#2
pholmer Minors (Double A) Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 174	Duplicate Names-100 Years Apart There are several obvious reasons that is the wrong picture for this bio. So I turned to Baseball-Reference.com and found the answer. The Jack O'Connor on my 1903 NY Highlanders started his career in the old American Association in 1887, spent the 1890s with several National League teams, and was with the Highlanders for just the 1903 season. He moved to the St. Louis Browns in '04 and finished his career as their player/manager in 1910. He was a catcher, 1st baseman, and an outfielder. Attached Images Last edited by pholmer; 07-29-2025 at 03:14 AM.