Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

Inc lOlOWlng
"a NJ list, and may Re considered con.
plete:
BJsTov cLrs.
George Wright, J,mes White,
Al Leo I'D. White.
Jane urk-, l. Brown.
Il CSlaf-c, Thomas Rond
I'm Mlrht7, Edward B Sutton,
John Aanaing, Joha Morrill,.
CHICAGO CLUB.
A G Spa'dng, JP Peters,
re Barnes, P A Hines,
Cal McVey, wv Glenn,
A z Arson, &C Watt.
Geo W Bradley, Harry W Smith.
ST. LOUIS oLUB.
J J Remsen. John e Clapp.
Mike d McGeary, G Nichols,
HJ Dehlman, Joe w Blong.
David W Force, Arthur f Croft,
Joe ' battin, N Dorgon.
CINCINNATI CLUB.
Charles w Jones, Robert Matthews,
L'pman Pike, N w Hicks.
James Hallinan, VIM B Foley,
Robert 3 Addy, A S Booth,
Henry Kessler.
HARTFORD CLUB.
Robert Furguson, James Holdswortb.
Douglas Allison, W a Harbridge.
: . burdoek, Thomas Carey,
Thomas York, Joseph Start.
Laherty, John G Cassidy.
LOUISVILLE CLUB.
James Devlip, Joe j Gerhardt,
Charles Snyder, W Hague,
John j Ryan, - Latham,
- Schafer.
Ut these new clubs are made up from
last years clubs as follows:
Bostons-Eight Of last years Bostons,
one of the Chicagos, one Of the Hart.
fords, one Of the Athletics, and one Of
the B~inghamtons.
Louisvilles-Five of last years Louis.
villes, one OF the Columbus Buckeyes,
and one of the B~ingbamton club.
Chicagos-Eigbt Of last years Chi
Cages, n Of the New Ravens and one
OF the indianapolis club.
Cinciunatis-Four Of last years Gin.
%cinratis, three o! the Mutuals, one Of the
st. Louis Browns ana one Of the Chi
Cages.
Railroads.&c. OF last years Hart.
lords, two Of the Mutuals, one of the
New Ravens and one of the Quicksteps.
St. Louis-Five Of last years 81.
Louis club, one Of the Hatlfords, one Of
the New Ravens, one of the Red Sox
and one of the Syracuse Stars.
OUT OF THE A
The following men who played in last
years League clubs are not so far en-
gagged by any League club this year, and
most of them will not be, unless other
clubs are admitted to the association.
Chicagos-Bielask aud Andrus.
St. Louis Browus-Mack, Mckinley,
Cuthbert and Pearce.
: Louisvilles = Sommerville, Fulmer.
: Hastings, Arthur Allison, Clinton. HoI.
bert, Bechtal and Corbine.
Observation-Disclosures Gould, Sweasy,
Pearson, Clack, Snyder, Field, Drew and
Williams.
Bostons-Whiting and Bradley.
Hartfords--Higham, Mills and Cum.
Minis.
MutuAls-Niohols, Grover, Booth and
Treacy.
Athletics Meyerle, knight, Hall,
zettlsin, COons, Ritterson, Fouser, Egg.
Ter, Malone and Fisler.
OF these Hall, Clinton, Meyerle, Zig.
ham, Andrus, EgGler and FISHER stood
respectively second, sixth, seventh, tenth.
thirteenth, sixteenth and twentieth in
the order of the heavy batters of the
League.
Mr.. Al Spalling & Brother, of Chi.
cago' have just issusd the official base.
ball hoax of the League, containing all
the playing rules and the constitution of
the association for 1877. The book con.
talns beside a vast mount of useful in.
formation carefully compiled from the
secretary's books.
The HartfOrds, tits said, have engaged
Larkin to pitch for them this year,
Among the latest League engagements
are Lafferty, of last years Qaicksteps of
Williamson, by the Hartfords, and
Schafer, who played left field for the
Columbus ~clu5awhile last season, By the
Louisvilles.
Memphis will have an excellent nine
in tie field the coming season. Mr..
Mike Welsh, of Louisville, has been en-.
gagged to manage it. The following are
the players and their positions: Ken.
nedy c; VapBurkalov, p; Waller, ID;
Shoupe, 2bi Brookshaw, 35; Cummius,
s. Moore, +; Lotus, c f; Maloney, r f
and change pitcher. The Clue will OF.
gani2e Gad go into practice in the latter
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