| 12/12/1903 |
Signed a 1-year minor league contract with the Washington Senators organization. |
| 01/01/1904 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 29 (84); Power: 13 (29); Eye: 23 (46). |
| 01/17/1904 |
Successfully completed training to improve his defense at left field at the Washington Senators development complex. |
| 02/06/1904 |
Was traded by the Washington Senators to the New York Giants, along with SP Bert Abbey, in exchange for CF George Handley. |
| 02/20/1904 |
Was traded by the New York Giants to the Kansas City Scouts, along with 1B Willie Clark, in exchange for 2B Jacob Caber. |
| 02/29/1904 |
Was traded by the Kansas City Scouts to the New York Giants, along with RP John Strike, in exchange for RF Ryan Woods. |
| 03/21/1904 |
Successfully completed training to improve his defense at left field at the New York Giants development complex. |
| 04/04/1904 |
Named the #8 prospect in the USL |
| 06/13/1904 |
Named the #7 prospect in the USL |
| 08/29/1904 |
Was traded by the New York Giants to the Cincinnati Reds, along with RP John Terry, 3B Larry Battam, and RP James Durham, in exchange for LF Bug Holliday and SP Doc Scanlan. |
| 09/19/1904 |
Was traded by the Cincinnati Reds to the Baltimore Orioles, along with C Jack Boyle, in exchange for RF Sherry Magee. |
| 10/10/1904 |
Was traded by the Baltimore Orioles to the Louisville Colonels, along with RP Jock Menefee, in exchange for RF Ollie Smith. |
| 11/05/1904 |
Unsuccessfully completed training to improve his defense at left field at the Louisville Colonels development complex. |
| 01/01/1905 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 33 (81); Power: 26 (34); Eye: 28 (45). |
| 04/03/1905 |
Named the #17 prospect in the USL |
| 06/12/1905 |
Named the #11 prospect in the USL |
| 09/01/1905 |
Named the #14 prospect in the USL |
| 01/01/1906 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 37 (79); Power: 31 (37); Eye: 30 (42). |
| 04/02/1906 |
Named the #12 prospect in the USL |
| 04/02/1906 |
Successfully completed training to improve his two-strike approach at the Louisville Colonels development complex. |
| 06/11/1906 |
Named the #2 prospect in the USL |
| 09/02/1906 |
Named the #12 prospect in the USL |
| 11/21/1906 |
Successfully completed training to improve his outfield defense at the Louisville Colonels development complex. |
