The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

| 1900 regularly organized Base Ball Clubs in
the United States, Of which number not more
than 1ifteen can be strictly classed as profess
SIGNALS. Only thirteen clubs were represented
at the last convention held at PHILADELPHIA on
the LIST of this month.
The following is a list of the Professional
Clubs as represented in Convention.
| .lHIattc.-Clapp, c.; Mcbride D.: Arson. lst b.
FISHER, 81 b, Sutton, Sd b.; Force, j. e. Hall, l. f.:
Eggler, e. Il; Richmond. r.f
| .lAa"tc-Barlow, c.; Roseman, p; Crane,
lst b.; Patterson, I'd b.; Nichols, 3D. b: Hcssler
=. = +; Pabor, !. f.; Clark. G. f.; Boyd, I. i.
GoS'on White, c.: bpalding, D.; ORourhe
1st b.; Barnes, I'd b.; Schatfer, 81 b.: G. Wright
:. g.; Leonard, !. f.; II. Wright, c. f.: Mcyey
r. f.
t1ieogo.- Hastings. C.: zottleio, p; Glenn, Isl
b.; Peters, % b.; Warren, 81 b.: Keerl, s. g.
Hines, |. f.; Hisham, c. f.; Devlin. +. t.
'ede"nim. Craver, G.; Bcchtel, p; Ab2du Isl
b.; sweasy, 81 B.; Mckinley, 81 b.: Holdsworth,
:. +: SommeIvile, !. T.; Iimmons, E. f.; Mason.
+. f.
H.atorl Allison, e; Bond, p; Mills, 1st b..
Burdock, % b.; Ferguson, ID b.; Carey, 2. 8:
Yorke, |. f.. Remsen, c. f.. Cummings r. I.
.N4iam. Hicks, c.: Mathews, p. Start, 1st b.;
Nelson, "a b.: Hatfield, 81 b.; Gerhardt, 5. s.;
Gedney, J. f.; MCGEE, c. f.; Booth. r. f.
Yer Hare..Radclitle, c.; Nichols, p; Gould,
lst b.; Geer, ID b.; l'oesher, 81 b. Jackson, g.;
Ryan, f.; Upper, c. f.: Lut, +. f.
elphi1.-Sn, der, C.; Fisher, p: Malone,
lst b.; McGeary, I'd b.: Myere, Sd b.; fulmer, 5.
McMullin, l. f.; Schat1er, c. f.; Addy, I. f.
Rel Stockings. Seward c.: Mccall, p.: Dillon,
1st b.; Muhal, ID b.; McSorley, 3D. b.: Redmond,
>. A. Bl3ng, |. f.; Il. Blong, c. f.. Morgan, /. f.
-. LouiS-Miller, c.: Bradley, p. Dehlman, LIST
b.: Baths, I'd b.; Fleet, Sd b.: Pearce, &. s.; Cuth
bert |. f.; Pike c. f.: Chapman, ri.
Western.-Bsrnie, C Golden. p; Simmons, LIST
b.; j. Miller, "a b.; Goldsmith Sd D.: Quinn, ). g;
Baker, ]. f.; Allen. c. f.; Pratt, +. t.
" Observation-Disclosures, G.; Stearus, p; Terry
lot h. sl1 h no1yr - h S,y
Allison ]. f.; Parks, c. f Holly, r. f.
Seward, catcher of the Empires, has been
engaged as the twelfth man by the st. Louis
Professionals 1t is not true that this club
has arranged definitely for any games either
with the Red Stockings, or with any other
team.
In the list of batting averages made out by
AL Wright, the Bostons have the best general
averages, eight Of their players for this season
being found among the first twenty-six on the
list, and the Athletics coming second with
seven out Of the first twenty-six.
The names of Mack, Cummings, Bond, Sny-
der Zettlein, Treacy, Farrow, Barnie, Reach,
Stearns, Gould, Bielashi, Ciack and Hodes
have been omitted from the list, they having
failed to get an average Of one base hit to a
game.
Geo. W. Latham, Of the Toronto, Canada
club, is the twelfth man in the Boston team.
Chas Gould, Of the old Cincinnati Red
Stockings, has been engaged as captain and
first baseman OF the Elm City Club.
Treacy has Joined the Centennials, OF Phil
adelphia.
The walking match at the Hippoprome on
The Goth, between Wilson Reid, OF New York. |
md Daniel O'Leary, OF Chicago, resulted in |
victory for the latter.-Time, 3 h. u min. u |
sec
Thirteen boat crews will enter for the an
nual intercollegiate regatta.
Chicago has !. Cedar Island Fishing Club
White jean drawers IS cents pair, at Leigh I
,on's, 100 Canal street.
LAST DAY OF SALE.-Messrs. Nash q Hodgson
.uctioneers VIII conclude at II o'clock A. NJ,
N Monday, the Goth instant, the remaining stock
If china, glassware, household furniture, fix
ures, ETC., contained III the store of Jos. Wolf d
Co., No. 633 Magazine street, near Jackson
street. Now is the time to get bargains; see the
advertisement.
RELIGIOUS. A most encouraging religious
meeting has been in progress at MOreau Street
church. corner OF Moreau and Enghien streets,
Turing all OF last week. and there Il be preach
ng there every night this week, except Satu day
light, commencing at y Q clock. For the bene-
it of his many friends, we announce that the
Rev. Charles X. Marshall, D. D., VIII preach this
O,rinp. AT Il o'clock in said church