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- John Phillips Jenkins "Count" Sensenderfer (December 28, 1847 – May 3, 1903) was a professional baseball player who pla**** for the Philadelphia Athletics...
- darts player John Montefusco (born 1950), American baseball player Count Sensenderfer (1847–1903), American baseball player Count Cutelli (1889–1944), Italian-American...
- "Frank Sellman". Retrosheet.org. Retrieved August 28, 2017. "Count Sensenderfer". Retrosheet.org. Retrieved August 28, 2017. "Paul Sentell". Retrosheet...
- Charles H. Krumbhaar 1887 William Bartley Theodore B. Stulb John J.P. Sensenderfer 1890 1893 Jacob Wildemore Joseph G. Richmond 1896 Thomas J. Ryan 1899...
- Anson Joe Battin Wes Fisler Mike McGeary Ezra Sutton Outfielders Count Gedney John McMullin Tim Murnane Al Reach Count Sensenderfer Manager **** McBride...
- borrowed uniforms. The Athletics also had problems: center fielder Count Sensenderfer had injured his knee, so they called on Berkenstock—by now a 39-year-old...
- Pratt John Radcliff Al Reach Outfielders George Bechtel Nate Berkenstock Tom Berry Ned Cuthbert George Heubel Count Sensenderfer Manager **** McBride...
- Wes Fisler ****ie Flowers Denny Mack Mike McGeary Al Reach Outfielders Ned Cuthbert Levi Meyerle Count Sensenderfer Fred Treacey Manager **** McBride...
- revealed that they had been a married couple, F. Palin Spruance and Helen Sensenderfer Spruance. The cost of dismantling and transporting the pieces of the...
- who pla**** briefly for the 1902 Philadelphia Athletics. May 3 – Count Sensenderfer, 55, pla**** for the Philadelphia Athletics from 1871 to 1874. Later became...