Lave Cross
Baseball
His older brother Amos was a major league catcher from 1885 to 1887, and his younger brother Frank played one game in right field for the 1901 Cleveland Blues.\n', '
Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Lave Cross began his career as a secondary catcher and occasional outfielder with the 1887-1888 Louisville Colonels. His contract was sold to the Philadelphia Athletics of the American Association for the 1889 season, and he jumped to the Philadelphia Quakers of the Players\' League in 1890 before returning to the AA team in 1891. That season he saw his first regular play, splitting time in the outfield and behind the plate, and also playing at third base for the first time; in addition, he batted .301 and finished fifth in the league in slugging average. After the American Association\'s merger with the National League in 1892, he joined the Philadelphia Phillies from 1892 through 1897. In his…
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