Pitchers and other topics

Jimmy Claxton
William Cadreau
Fred Fussell
Smoky Joe McGinnity
Oscar Tuero
Bill Thomas

Henry Oana
Tub Perry
Jeff Tesreau
Frank Shellenback
John Donaldson
Barney Joy
H.P. Reuter
Kenso Nushida
Frank Veverka
Harry Kelley
Bud Beaseley
Sailor Stroud
Stoney McGlynn
Crip Polli
Buck Gaudette
Babe Hollis
Rube Parnham
Gil Torres?
Jack Bentley
Walter Beall
Bob Tecarr
Jack Ogden
Earl Caldwell
Buster Braun
Lefty Sullivan
Hippo Vaughn
Chet Covington
Wheezer Dell
Doc Crandall
Steve Dalkowski
Gene Phillips
Emil Moscowitz
Flame Delhi
Rube Eldridge
Paul Fittery
Tony Freitas
Lefty George
Sal Gliatto (?)
Ash Hillin
Harry Krause
Oscar Jones (?)
Joe Martina
Herman Pillette
Arnie Jarrell
Bud Culloton
Woody Parks
Bull Watkins
George "Farmer" Bell

Ralph Mellix
Oscar Johnson
Jim Duffy
Claude Satterfield

Jimmy Vaughan
Elvin Hilty
Percy McKinstry

Soldier Meyers
Smick Myers
Walter Frink

Zender brothers
Drain Black Sox
Frank White of St. John
Cigar City League
Roland Gladu

Chant Parkes
not: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernie_Parkes
https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=parkes001cha VG NYPL pro debut at 26
https://www.newspapers.com/search/results/?date=1921&keyword=%22red+parkes%22

https://sabr.org/gamesproj/game/may-24-1922-ottawa-senators-fred-frankhouse-tosses-14-inning-complete-game-win-over-trois-rivieres/

"Syracuse was managed by Frank Shaughnessy, a man who knew Ottawa well. Shaughnessy had played on Ottawa’s entry in the outlaw Northern Independent League in 1906, although the league did not survive the season. He spearheaded the effort to bring professional baseball back to the city in 1912; the Ottawa Senators played in the Canadian League from 1912 to 1915. Shaughnessy was president of the team and from 1913 to 1915 he was Ottawa’s player-manager. Shaughnessy had a working agreement to supply Syracuse players to the 1922 Ottawa Senators. Pitcher Chant “Red” Parkes was one of those players. David McDonald, “Baseball in Ottawa,” Ottawa Citizen, April 15, 2005: B-1; “Pro Baseball Club Sends Out Contracts,” Ottawa Citizen, April 25, 1922: 11; “Ottawas Take Field with New Team; Team at Last Has Hitting Strength.”
https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Minor_League_No-Hitters_1920-1929

Threw no-hitter on 1922-7-25

1917-8-30 "Red" Parks. Plays ss for the Patriotic Council of the Merchants League. 
(1920-7-13 There are four different leagues in Commissioner A. Harry Moore's Industrial Baseball League.
(1920-8-03 Jersey City. "Red" Parks. Threw a 16K 2-0 shutout for Bijur Motors of the West Side League - one of his best games of the season. Bijur Motors is first in the league @11-0. 

(1920-8-10 Not mentioned by name. Bijur lost its first game - a 1-0 loss to American Sugar. 

https://www.newspapers.com/search/results/?date=1920&keyword=bijur&region=us-nj

1920-8-20 Will pitch for the West Hoboken Turners. 

1920-10-21 May pitch for the Jersey City Red Sox v. the Dukes. Has beaten the Duquesnes 16-0. Deciding game of series for benefit of the Hudson City War Memorial Fund - will be played at Pershing Field. 

1920-10-24 Lost 7-6 to Duquesnes, allowing 15 hits. 

1921-10-16 Bayonne NJ. Pitched to 4-4 tie for St. Agatha. Red Parkes. 

1922-4-11 Buffalo. Discovered by Niebergall. Called Chantz. Has a submarine delivery. 

1922-6-28 Ottawa. Auburn-haired. Called Chance. Catcher Smith says he should have won both ends of the doubleheader he pitched at Valleyfield the other day. "A couple of bad decisions and a boot at an inopportune time robbed him of a victory in the first game. The second he won by 20 to 3 as his team mates hit like fiends behind him." 
1982-4-14 Franklin IN. Obit. Former baseball pitcher dies. Retired six years ago as a locksmith. Formerly of Greenwood; died in Indianapolis after three-month illness. Born in North Burgen NJ; WWI veteran. Survivors listed. 

1961-11-11 Wife died. Florence Park. "Born in Jersey City 63 years ago she lived in North Bergen with her husband Chant Parkes for 16 years." 

1982-4-14 Indianapolis News. Born in North Bergen NJ. Has lived here 14 years.

1916-6-25 Jersey City. Him? Playing left field in Hudson County Commercial League. 

1919-11-08 Tietjen & Lang of Hoboken basketball
1920-11-24 Him? West NY Council KOC basketball team of Staten Island

1922-5-26 Shutout Montreal before 1500 fans in 1:20. Ottawa's first shutout of the season.