- 1894 in baseball
Year in baseball
this year = 1894Champions
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Temple Cup : New York Giants defeated Baltimore Orioles, 4 games to 0
*National League : Baltimore OriolesNational League final standings
Events
Births
January-April
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January 1 -Hack Miller
*January 18 - Danny Clark
*February 10 -Herb Pennock
*February 28 -Jud Wilson
*March 7 -Frank Gleich
*March 7 -Merwin Jacobson
*March 19 -Bill Wambsganss
*April 19 -John Donahue
*April 24 -Howard Ehmke May-August
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May 16 - Paddy Smith
*May 25 -Joe Judge
*May 30 -Al Mamaux
*June 10 -Fred Hofmann
*July 18 -Carl Stimson
*June 27 -Red Bluhm
*June 27 - Joe Connolly
*July 12 -Lee Meadows
*August 3 -Harry Heilmann
*August 24 - Jimmy Cooney
*August 26 -Sparky Adams
*August 27 -Eddie Mulligan
*August 30 -Bing Miller eptember-December
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September 24 -Otto Neu
*October 11 -Gary Fortune
*October 13 -Swede Risberg
*October 16 -Mike Menosky
*October 23 -Rube Bressler
*October 28 - John Bischoff
*November 13 -Ernie Neitzke
*November 23 -Jesse Petty
*November 28 -Frank O'Rourke
*December 5 -Philip K. Wrigley
*December 19 -Ford Frick
*December 20 -Butch Henline Deaths
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March 3 -Ned Williamson , 36, third baseman and shortstop for the Chicago White Stockings who set single-season records with 49 doubles in 1883, 27 home runs in 1884; led NL in assists seven times and double plays six times.
*May 3 - Bob Ferguson, 49, infielder and manager of eight teams, sport's first switch-hitter, nicknamed "Death to Flying Things" for defensive skill; captained 1870 team which defeated Cincinnati Red Stockings after 84 straight wins, president of Nat'l Ass'n from 1872-75, set record for career games as umpire.
*September 16 -Terry Larkin , troubled pitcher who won 89 games in a 3 year span in theNational League from 1877-1879, commits suicide by slitting his throat with a razor.
*November 2 -Alamazoo Jennings , 43, catcher for one game with the 1878 Milwaukee Grays.
*November 8 -King Kelly , 36, catcher and right fielder for Chicago and Boston who batted .308 lifetime with two batting titles; led NL in runs and doubles three times each, was fourth player to collect 1500 hits; starred on five Chicago champions, managed Boston to 1890 Players League title; fiery and alert competitor developed the hit-and-run, caused numerous refinements of sport's rules upon his exploitation of loopholes.
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