John Haldeman
Baseball
Haldeman was born on December 2, 1855 in Pewee Valley, Kentucky. He was the son of Louisville Times (later Louisville Courier-Journal) owner and Louisville Grays president Walter Newman Haldeman. He attended Washington and Lee University and took an active part in athletics there. After graduation, he became the business manager for his father\'s newspaper. He also played first baseman for the Eagle Juniors, an amateur baseball team in Louisville.\n', '
On July 3, 1877, while Haldeman was reporting on the Louisville Grays baseball team, he made his only appearance in a Major League game. Louisville shortstop Bill Craver was unable to play in the game, and Grays manager Jack Chapman decided to move second baseman Joe Gerhardt to shortstop and ask Haldeman to play second base. Haldeman did not manage a hit in four at bats against Cincinnati Red Stockings pitcher Candy Cummings, but he did…
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