Con Harlow

John Conrad Harlow

Biographical Information[edit]

Catcher Con Harlow played in the minor leagues for 15 seasons, from the late 1800s to the 1910s.

He managed the Houston Buffaloes in 1906, leading them to a first place finish. He managed the Newton Railroaders for part of the 1909 season. In 1910, he managed the Tulsa Oilers for the latter part of the season, taking the reigns from Gus Weyhing. In 1911, he managed Helena of the Northeast Arkansas League for the latter part of the season, taking over for Charley Reese. He last managed in 1913, leading the Baker City Golddiggers for the first part of the season.

Baseball-Reference.com lists him as a manager of the Guthrie Senators in 1910, but the Bullpen does not corroborate this.

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Organization	Playoffs	Notes
1906	Houston Buffaloes	South Texas League	78-43	1st	None	Lost League Finals	Austin was awarded the championship because Houston refused to stop using non-league players.

1909	Newton Railroaders	Kansas State League		--	None	--	Replaced by A. Stillwell
1910	Tulsa Oilers	Western Association		8th	None	--	Replaced Gus Weyhing; team disbanded July 22
1911	Helena Hustlers	Northeast Arkansas League		1st	None	None League Champs	Replaced Charley Reese; league disbanded July 5
	Decatur Twins	Southeastern League		6th	None		Replaced Gordon Hickman on 7/12

1913	Baker City Golddiggers	Western Tri-State League		--	None	--	Replaced by Charles Harrod

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