1884 Saginaw Greys Roster
Northwestern League (NL)
Team Record: 47-21
2nd in the NL
Manager: William Dyer (47-21)
Location: Saginaw, Michigan
Ballpark: West Saginaw Grounds
1884 Saginaw Greys StatisticsTeam Record: 47-21
2nd in the NL
Manager: William Dyer (47-21)
Location: Saginaw, Michigan
Ballpark: West Saginaw Grounds
The Saginaw Greys of the Northwestern League ended the 1884 season with a record of 47 wins and 21 losses, second in the NL.
The Greys scored 434 runs and yielded 316 runs. Tom Forster led all regular hitters with a .307 average. John Clarkson earned 34 wins for Saginaw and a team-best 0.64 ERA, tops among regular hurlers.
Members of the 1884 Saginaw Greys who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Tug Arundel, Frank Beck, John Clarkson, Jay Faatz, Tom Forster, Johnny Lavin, John Mansell, Frank Smith, Harry Smith, Jim Tray, Buck West and Art Whitney.
William Dyer served as manager.Click on column headings to sort.
| Player | Bats | Throws | Birth Date | Height | Weight | Hometown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tug Arundel | R | R | June 30, 1862 | 5'10" | 175 | Auburn, NY US |
| John Quinn | ||||||
| William Rittenhouse | ||||||
| Frank Smith | R | November 24, 1857 | 5'10" | 175 | Fonthill, ON CA | |
| Harry Smith | R | R | February 5, 1856 | 6'0" | 175 | North Vernon, IN US |
| Harry Spence | February 22, 1853 | New York, NY US | ||||
| Edmund Terrien | April 1, 1861 | |||||
| Teddie Toughey | ||||||
| Jim Tray | February 14, 1860 | 5'11" | 180 | Jackson, MI US | ||
| Jack Quinn | L | |||||
| John Mansell | L | 5'10" | 168 | Auburn, NY US | ||
| Frank Beck | R | November 0, 1858 | 5'9" | 141 | Poughkeepsie, NY US | |
| John Clarkson | R | R | July 1, 1861 | 5'10" | 155 | Cambridge, MA US |
| Charles Faatz | R | 5'10" | 180 | Weedsport, NY US | ||
| Jay Faatz | R | R | October 24, 1859 | 6'4" | 196 | Weedsport, NY US |
| Fischer | ||||||
| Tom Forster | R | R | May 1, 1859 | 5'9" | 153 | New York, NY US |
| W. Kelly | ||||||
| Johnny Lavin | 5'11" | 175 | Troy, NY US | |||
| Horace Lockwood |
