play not pay...ugh!

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this is a shot in the dark but i would say

hank biasatti

from what i can recall

This might be hard to answer because there were some Canadians who played in the National League and American Association during the late 1800s. (Hank Biasatti played much later.) The most notable was "Tip" O'Neill, who won a couple of batting titles. Today the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame gives the Tip O'Neill Award to the best Canadian player in the majors. (Justin Morneau won last year, Jason Bay won the two years before, and Larry Walker won nine times.)

If you want a definite answer, I'd suggest contacting the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame; they might know the answer, if there is one. (There might have been more than one at the same time.)

not sure but the best is Jason Bay

Jim McKeever was born on Thursday, April 19, 1861 in St. John, New Brunswick. Jim played 16 games for Boston in 1884


Debut April 17, 1884
Final Game July 11, 1884

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