2B RHP Mgr, 1866-1933. Won 38 games for the Phillies in 1890, but is best known as the manager who was betrayed by his players during the Black Sox scandal. 2B OF, 1840-1928. Trimble served only two years (1927-28), and died suddenly from a severe fever. While not amassing a legal track record on the Court, he is distinguished as being the first lower federal court judge to become a Supreme Court justice, when President John Quincy Adams nominated him in 1826. Albert Reach made a parallel transition during his career. In 1865 he became the first player to move from amateur to professional ball, when he went from the Brooklyn Eckfords to the Philadelphia A's. After his retirement, he helped to found the Philadelphia Phillies. OF, b. 1948. Made baseball history twice, being the 3,000th strikeout victim of both Bob Gibson and Nolan Ryan. Ump, 1874-1951. Generally recognized as the greatest man in blue ever, he worked an amazing 104 World Series games, and umped the first All-Star contest.