Manhattan College Baseball Players Who Made it to a Major League Baseball Team

Manhattan College Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a comprehensive chart of every Manhattan College alumnus who played baseball at Manhattan College AND made it to the Major League level.

"His (Pete McBride) twists have a sharp clean break that would fool the majority of leauge batsmen. The slow ball at his comand is just as effective and he combines the two with a pretty change of pace." - Manager William Joyce in the New York Journal (May 8, 1898)

Manhattan College "Jaspers" Major League Baseball Player Alumnus
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Bill Loughran	1880 - 1882	06-06-1884
Bill Finley	1882 - 1885	07-12-1886
Jack Taylor	1888 - 1891	09-16-1891
Pete McBride	1894 - 1898	09-20-1898
Henry Thielman^{(Notre Dame)}	1899 - 1899	04-17-1902
Luis Castro	1892 - 1901	04-23-1902
Doc Scanlan^{(Syracuse & Fordham)}	1899 - 1900	09-24-1903
Cy Ferry	1897 - 1903	05-12-1904
Jim Mullin	1901 - 1904	06-01-1904
Jake Thielman	1898 - 1904	04-23-1905
Pat Duff	1901 - 1904	04-16-1906
Tom O'Hara	1901 - 1906	09-19-1906
Eddie Zimmerman	1902 - 1906	09-29-1906
Cotton Minahan^(Georgetown)	1905 - 1906	04-21-1907
Chris Mahoney^(Fordham)	1904 - 1906	07-12-1910
George Chalmers	1907 - 1911	09-21-1910
Dick Cotter	1909 - 1911	08-17-1911
Jim Hanley	1909 - 1912	07-03-1913
Charlie Meara	1910 - 1914	06-01-1914
Nick Tremark	1931 - 1934	08-09-1934
Buddy Hassett	1930 - 1933	04-14-1936
Joe Gallagher	1934 - 1938	04-20-1939
Xavier Rescigno	1932 - 1935	04-22-1943
Andy Karl	1932 - 1936	04-24-1943
Chuck Schilling	1956 - 1958	04-11-1961
Bob Chlupsa	1964 - 1967	07-16-1970
Tom Waddell	1977 - 1980	04-15-1984
Mike Parisi	2002 - 2004	05-05-2008
Name [Click for M.L. Stats]	Dates Played	Debut / Box
Manhattan College M.L.B. Player Alumnus

Manhattan College's baseball program started in 1863 and Tom Loughran was their first player to make it to the Major League level. Names that appear on the chart above in bold print are in the Manhattan College Hall of Fame.

Did you know that there are twenty-eight ormer Manhattan College players who made it to the show? Send corrections or updates to Baseball Almanac.

The Manhattan College nickname — the Jaspars — came from the school's most memorable figure, Brother Jaspar of Mary. The Prefect of Discipline brought the little known sport of baseball to the school in 1863 and served as their first coach ever.

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