Kid Nance
Baseball
Born as William G. Cooper in Fort Worth, Texas, Nance began his professional baseball career at the age of 18 when he played for two different clubs in the Class-B minor league baseball Texas-Southern League during the 1895 season. Nance opened 1895 with the Fort Worth Panthers but he left the team shortly thereafter to join the Sherman Orphans, which began playing this season. In 1896, the Texas-Southern League became the Class-C Texas Association and Nance rejoined the Panthers. Nevertheless, by August the team folded and he ended the season with the Galveston Sandcrabs.\n', '
Though the Panthers had restarted their operations in 1897, Nance stayed with the Sandcrabs, only to be signed by the Louisville Colonels of the National League later that year, making his major league debut with them on August 19. As a result, he has the distinction of being the first person from Fort Worth to…
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