| 12/08/1906 |
Signed a 1-year minor league contract with the Buffalo Hopper Boys organization. |
| 01/01/1907 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 21 (66); Power: 5 (49); Eye: 28 (91). |
| 04/08/1907 |
Successfully completed training to improve his plate discipline at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |
| 04/28/1907 |
Successfully completed training to improve his baserunning fundamentals at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |
| 01/01/1908 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 23 (61); Power: 10 (51); Eye: 39 (87). |
| 05/01/1908 |
Successfully completed training to generate gap power at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |
| 01/01/1909 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 28 (58); Power: 11 (57); Eye: 43 (79). |
| 05/01/1909 |
Unsuccessfully completed training to improve his two-strike approach at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |
| 01/01/1910 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 25 (53); Power: 14 (61); Eye: 45 (75). |
| 04/01/1910 |
Unsuccessfully completed training to generate more batspeed and homerun power at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |
| 07/07/1910 |
Injured on 07/05/1910, diagnosed with a torn abdominal muscle, will miss 5 weeks. |
| 01/01/1911 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 26 (52); Power: 14 (67); Eye: 53 (69). |
| 04/01/1911 |
Successfully completed training to generate more batspeed and homerun power at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |
| 04/30/1911 |
Goes 5-5 against the Meadville Zips, with 1 2B, 1 RBI and 1 R. |
| 01/01/1912 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 33 (76); Power: 1 (32); Eye: 49 (55). |
| 04/01/1912 |
Successfully completed training to generate more batspeed and homerun power at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |
| 01/01/1913 |
OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Contact: 33 (79); Power: 1 (34); Eye: 51 (54). |
| 04/01/1913 |
Detrimentally completed training to generate more batspeed and homerun power at the Buffalo Hopper Boys development complex. |