Heinie Stafford
Baseball
Born in Orleans, Vermont, Stafford played in the hotel leagues with Oneonta in 1911 and Saranac Lake in 1912. In 1912, Stafford received a scholarship from Tufts University where he was chosen as the senior class president. Stafford was a star sprinter and captain of the school\'s baseball team. In 1916, the Tufts baseball team went 18–1 but lost to Harvard for the college championship of the East. An article in the Boston Herald said the following of Stafford: "He has well earned the right to be called the fastest base runner in college baseball, as his record of 22 stolen bases shows. His work at second base is no less notable, for he has taken everything that has come his way, and out of 83 chances he has made five slipups." Stafford ended up batting .404 and leading the nation with 30 runs scored and 24 stolen bases.\n', '
Stafford graduated from Tufts in June 1916 and signed a con…
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