Frederick Berger

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Frederick Berger
Born Frederick G. Berger
April 28, 1849 [1]
Baltimore, Maryland
Died Unknown
Unknown
Occupation Umpire
Years active 1886
Employer National League

Frederick G. Berger (April 28, 1849 - Unknown death) was a professional baseball umpire.

Berger umpired 1 National League game on August 24, 1886 as the home plate umpire.[2] The game featured the Philadelphia Phillies and the Detroit Wolverines, and saw the Phillies defeat Detroit 10-2. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle described Berger as exhibiting "great ignorance of the game" and "his decisions were equally severe on both teams".[3]

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References

  1. ↑ Passport Application
  2. ↑ Retrosheet
  3. ↑ Democrat and Chronicle, August 25, 1886


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