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Jim Donahue Jim Donahue

Full name: James Augustus Donahue Born: January 8, 1862, Lockport, Illinois Died April 19, 1935, Lockport, Illinois Buried at South Lockport Cemetery, Lockport, Illinois First Game: April 19, 1886; Final Game: October 2, 1891 Umpired First Game: June 17, 1888; Umpired Final Game: July 14, 1888 Bat: Right Throw: Right Height: 6' 0" Weight: 175 Jim Donahue Collectibles! Jim Donahue Memorabilia! Jim Donahue Cards! Jim Donahue Autographs! Game Used Memorabilia! Register on eBay for free today and start buying & selling with millions each week!

Batting RecordBatting Record

Year Team                  G    AB    R    H  2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB   SO HBP   SB   AVG   OBP   SLG   BFW Year Team
1886 NY  a                49   186   14   37   0   0   0    9   10        3    1  .199  .251  .199  -1.1 1886 NY  a
1887 NY  a                60   220   33   62   4   1   1   29   21        2    6  .282  .350  .323  -0.3 1887 NY  a
1888 KC  a                88   337   29   79  11   3   1   28   21        1   12  .234  .281  .294  -1.0 1888 KC  a
1889 KC  a                67   252   30   59   5   4   0   32   21   20   0   12  .234  .293  .286  -1.4 1889 KC  a
1891 COL a                77   280   27   61   4   3   0   35   31   18   1    2  .218  .298  .254  -1.5 1891 COL a
Total                    341  1275  133  298  24  11   2  133  104   38i  7   33  .234  .295  .275  -5.3 Total
Year Team                  G    AB    R    H  2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB   SO HBP   SB   AVG   OBP   SLG   BFW Year Team

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Fielding RecordFielding Record

Year Team        POS    G    PO    A  ERR   DP   PB   AVG  LF-G CF-G RF-G
1886 NY  a        OF   32    50    3   13    0       .803    12   21    1 
1886 NY  a         C   19    91   34    9    1   23  .933
1887 NY  a         C   51   208   90   37    3   49  .890
1887 NY  a        OF    5     6    1    2    0       .778     0    2    3 
1887 NY  a        1B    4    40    2    2    0       .955
1887 NY  a        3B    1     2    1    1    0       .750
1887 NY  a        2B    1     2    1    4    0       .429
1888 KC  a         C   67   282  106   42    9   47  .902
1888 KC  a        OF   18    29    5    2    1       .944    12    5    1 
1888 KC  a        3B    5     6    9    5    0       .750
1888 KC  a        2B    1     3    2    2    0       .714
1889 KC  a         C   46   158   77   30    4   31  .887
1889 KC  a        OF   14    20    1    8    0       .724    14    0    0 
1889 KC  a        3B   10     9   22    8    3       .795
1891 COL a         C   75   343  108   28   11   23  .942
1891 COL a        1B    1     6    0    0    0      1.000
1891 COL a        OF    1     3    0    0    0      1.000     0    0    1 
Total              C  258  1082  415  146   28  173  .911
Total             OF   70   108   10   25    1       .825    38   28    6 
Total             3B   16    17   32   14    3       .778
Total             1B    5    46    2    2    0       .960
Total             2B    2     5    3    6    0       .571
Year Team        POS    G    PO    A  ERR   DP   PB   AVG  LF-G CF-G RF-G

                           Umpiring Record
Year LG
1888 AA 

TransactionsTransactions

Sold by New York Metropolitans to Brooklyn Bridegrooms with Bill Fagan, Frank
Hankinson, Bill Holbert, Al Mays, Darby O'Brien, Dave Orr and Paul Radford for
$25000 (perhap less) (October 20, 1887).

Sold by Brooklyn Bridegrooms to Kansas City Blues with Bill Fagan, Frank Hankinson,
Bill Phillips, Henry Porter and Steve Toole for $7000 (@January 15, 1888).

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