Talk:Harry Hempstead

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Executives between Brush and Stoneham ownerships

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What did Hempstead do as club owner? What did John B. Foster (baseball) do as the Secretary? (header and lead from NYTimes 1919-12-15, pay-per-view article) Does that title mean Foster was not an executive? John McGraw was the field manager and probably the most powerful person in the organization. Was there a fourth person with some general manager's or president's duties? --P64 (talk) 23:08, 4 April 2010 (UTC)Reply