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McGraw, John Joseph (1873–1934)| US baseball manager. He became player-manager of the New York Giants 1902, and in this dual capacity led the team to two National League pennants and a World Series championship. After retiring as a player 1906, he managed the Giants to eight more pennants and two world championships. |
| Born in Truxton, New York, McGraw began his career 1891 as an infielder with the Baltimore Orioles, which joined the National League 1892, becoming the team's manager 1899. |
| He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame 1937. |
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