Mike McGeary
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Michael Henry McGeary (Born: Pennsylvania) was 19th century Major League Baseball player who played mostly infield positions for seven different teams in two leagues. He was also employed as a player-manager for three different teams during his career.
There is very little known of his whereabouts after his baseball career. The best resources may only be census records.[1] He also has various ages on different census records, making it difficult to pinpoint an actual birth year. The last of these records appear to be from 1910, which one might assume that he died between the years of 1910 and 1920.
| Preceded by Bill Craver |
Philadelphia White Stockings Managers 1875 |
Succeeded by Bob Addy |
| Preceded by George Wright |
Providence Grays Managers 1880 |
Succeeded by Monte Ward |
| Preceded by Jim McCormick |
Cleveland Blues Managers 1881 |
Succeeded by John Clapp |
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Categories: 19th century baseball players | Troy Haymakers players | Philadelphia Athletics (NA) players | Philadelphia White Stockings players | Philadelphia White Stockings managers | St. Louis Brown Stockings players | Providence Grays players | Providence Grays managers | Cleveland Blues players | Cleveland Blues managers | Detroit Wolverines players | Year of birth missing | Year of death unknown
