1925 Washington Nationals Trades and Transactions

Transactions listed are from October 1 of previous year to April 1 of the following year.

• December, 1924

  Traded Wade Lefler and Tommy Taylor to Memphis (Southern Association). Received Harry Kelley and Doc Prothro.

• December 11, 1924

  Traded Doc Prothro to the Boston Red Sox. Received Mike McNally.

• December 12, 1924

  Traded Carr Smith and By Speece to the Cleveland Indians. Received Stan Coveleski.

• December 17, 1924

  Purchased Dutch Ruether from the Brooklyn Robins.

• December 18, 1924

  Traded Don Hankins to Wichita (Western). Received James McNamara (minors). Ralph Miller refused to report to his new team. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)

• April 29, 1925

  Traded Roy Carlyle and Paul Zahniser to the Boston Red Sox. Received Joe Harris.

• June 2, 1925

  Purchased Buddy Myer from New Orleans (Southern Association) for $25,000.

• June 13, 1925

  Wid Matthews player rights sold to Indianapolis (American Association).

• June 17, 1925

  Selected Everett Scott off waivers from the New York Yankees.

• June 18, 1925

  Traded Pinky Hargrave and George Mogridge to the St. Louis Browns. Received Hank Severeid.

• August 17, 1925

  Purchased Alex Ferguson from the New York Yankees.

  Selected Bobby Veach off waivers from the New York Yankees.

• August 29, 1925

  Traded cash and players to Peoria (Three-I). Received Frank McGee.

• September, 1925

  Purchased Lefty Thomas from Nashville (Southern Association). (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.)

• Before 1926 Season

  Traded a player to be named later to Mobile (Southern Association). Received Leroy Jones (minors). The Washington Nationals sent Mule Shirley (February 20, 1926) to Mobile (Southern Association) to complete the trade.

• January 20, 1926

  Spencer Adams player rights sold to the New York Yankees.

• February, 1926

  Traded Win Ballou and Tom Zachary to the St. Louis Browns. Received Bullet Joe Bush and Jack Tobin.

• March, 1926

  Everett Scott selected by the Chicago White Sox off waivers.