baseman for the Troy Trojans and Worcester Ruby Legs of the National League in the 1882 season. January 13 – Fred Carl, 40, outfielder. January 17 – Billy Arnold, 47, outfielder. March 6 – Edward Santry, 38, shortstop. March 9 – Bill McGunnigle, 44, manager who led Brooklyn to the American Association title in 1889, and the National League pennant the following year after the team switched leagues; as collegiate catcher, was possibly the first at that position to wear a glove. March 16 – Egyptian Healy, 32, pitcher. April 9 – Mike Moynahan, 43, shortstop. April 24 – Pat Luby, 30, pitcher. July 14 – Frank Kreeger, [?], outfielder and pitcher. July 24 – Jim Korwan, 25, pitcher. August 10 – Henry Buker, 40, shortstop. September 17 – John Haldeman, 43, journalist and business manager for the Louisville Courier-Journal, who played second base in one game for the 1877 Louisville Grays. November 2 – Tim McGinley, 45, catcher. December 1 – Ed Gastfield, 34, catcher. December 14 – Harry Dooms, 32, outfielder. December 16 – Fred Waterman, 54, third baseman, member of the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings team that went undefeated. December 18 – Fred Truax, 31, outfielder. References 1899 National League season team stats at Baseball Reference