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Over a 10-year period, Nicholson was the property of 11 clubs in eight leagues. In 1920 he hit .360 in part-time duty for the Pirates, with NL highs of 12 pinch hits and 38 pinch at-bats. That winter the Texan was traded with Billy Southworth, Walter Barbare, and $15,000 for Boston's Rabbit Maranville. Nicholson was in the military in 1918. (NLM)

FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY » August 19, 1902: Baltimore outfielder Albert Selbach sets the post-1900 mark in the AL by making four errors, a mark tied by Braves flychaser Fred Nicholson in 1922. » February 23, 1921: The Pirates obtain vet SS Rabbit Maranville from Boston. They give up OF Billy Southworth, OF Fred Nicholson, IF Walter Barbare, and $15,000. » June 16, 1922: Braves OF Fred Nicholson racks up four errors today to tie the major-league mark set in 1902 by Albert Selbach.