Tim Murnane
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Timothy Hayes Murnane
- Bats Left, Throws Right
- Height 5' 9.5", Weight 172 lb.
- School College of the Holy Cross
- Debut April 26, 1872
- Final Game October 19, 1884
- Born June 4, 1851 in Naugatuck, CT USA
- Died February 7, 1917 in Boston, MA USA
[edit] Biographical Information
Tim Murnane is called " one of most remarkable and colorful characters in the game's history" by the Hall of Fame website.
Murnane, who played most of his major league career in the National Association, was the first player from the College of the Holy Cross to play major league baseball. He also played later in the National League and was a player-manager in the Union Association before becoming a baseball executive. He was then a sportswriter in Boston for many years. He was a popular after-dinner speaker and discovered some of the game's early stars.
- President New England League 1892-1899
- President Connecticut State League 1899
- President Connecticut League 1901
- President New England League 1901-1916


