Morris Arthur "Morrie" Critchley (March 26, 1850 – March 6, 1910) was a 19th-century professional baseball pitcher. He played one game for the Pittsburgh...

Laura Critchley English singer-songwriter MacDonald Critchley (1900–1997), English neurologist Matt Critchley (born 1996), English cricketer Morrie Critchley...

Criger, C, 1899–1900 Jack Crimian, P, 1951–1952 Nabil Crismatt, P, 2020 Morrie Critchley, P, 1882 Tripp Cromer, SS, 1993–1995 Jack Crooks*, 2B/3B, 1892–1893...

Rexter January [?] – John Glenn February 7 – Mike Hooper March 26 – Morrie Critchley April [?] – Wallace Terry April 8 – John Peters April 12 – Sandy Nava...

Hall of Fame George Browne (1899) Tom Burns (1877) Lou Castro (1899) Morrie Critchley (1877) Harry Croft (1899) Ike Delock (1948) Bill Duggleby (1897, 1899)...

Crawford George Creamer Mark Creegan Gus Creely Pete Cregan Jim Creighton Morrie Critchley Art Croft Harry Croft Dan Cronin Jack Cronin Jack Crooks George Crosby...

Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts June 1882 – released Morrie Critchley June 1882 – released Jake Goodman July 1882 – released Harry Arundel...

1882 St. Louis Brown Stockings Roster Pitchers Morrie Critchley Bert Dorr John Doyle Bob Hogan Jumbo McGinnis John Schappert Catchers Joe Crotty Eddie...

(First Youth), Peter Assinder (Accordion Player), John Gabriel (Dave Critchley), George Merritt (Bob Gowling), Peter Bartlett (Volunteer), James Raglan...

literature at Rutgers University. Simon Critchley: Critchley teaches philosophy at the New School for Social Research. Critchley has written a number of books on...

Tsang Lap Chuen Tschandala Tsung-Mi Tu quoque Tudor Vianu Tuesdays with Morrie Tui (intellectual) Tuli Kupferberg Tullia d'Aragona Tung Chung-shu Turing...