Mal Eason
This picture was taken around 1906
Mal was born Malcom Wayne Eason
Mal was in the Baseball Major Leagues in his youth.
His nick name was "Kid" during his baseball years
Mal played with the Chicago Orphans, Boston Beaneaters,
On July 20, 1906 while pitching for Brooklyn, Mal
After being a player he became a National League Umpire
Mal lived his later years in Canelo, Arizona
Mal personaly made his own headstone
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March 13, 1871 in Brookville, Pennsylvania
He died April 16, 1970 in Douglas, Arizona
His parents were David & Mary Eason
He began his Major League baseball career On Oct. 1, 1900
The 22 year-old played for 6 seasons on 5 different teams
and ended his big league playing career in 1906.
Detroit Tigers, Brooklyn Superbas.
The Superbas became the Brooklyn Dodgers
pitched a no hitter against the St. Louis Cardnals.
where he was a cattle rancher.
in the
shape of a mitt & ball.