New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
BASE BALL NOTES.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SEASON OF 1871
RECORD or PLAYKRs DURING 1878.
Tho Cincinnati Climb will nav three of its men

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SEASON OF 1879
RECORD OF PLAYKRS DURING 1878.
The Cincinnati Club will pay three of Its men
So $50 each year. This club pays higher salaries
than any other club IN the country The team OF last
wear was supported paying basis and 1t Is clnmed
made "a 500 over all expenses The managers plan to
the strongest team IN 1879 tna' nioneS Gun S''
together
There are over 800 under contract as ball players
With Ieaeue and International clubs next year.
Nearly all the players of the champion Boston Bed
Stacking Cub will remain in Boston during the winter
Tney expect some hge sport playing on tue ee
al" Spaulding, manager OF the chicago 0luo' na' ~
turned from Mich gan whore he went 70 Dny " SS,
bats He secured 500 cords, and therefore ieeIs hoP
"Dave" Eggler was the only player in the bnnaio
Club who played in every game In winch the eluo 'o
mart during the season. He played In ITO contests,
Libby In IO9 Fulmer LOT, Allen in lO4 ana foe1 III
100 Thus club had best record OF all lntefnauona
clubs in the contests with League cluDs'
The Troy City Club aud Cleveland CLUB were a~
,i,,d ,n ina International Association November l.
D.rvp,p,e OF the Milwaukee Club; Hines, oil tIe
Providence Club and start OF the Chicagos, were ths
three leading in the League last season Inc
tnr,r leading FEEDERS were sullivan OF Chclhnau' eai
OF Chicago, and Morrill, or the bostons'
Robert Ferguson captain CT the Chicago White stocE
,nrs last season is Brooklyn trying TO secure strong
team to represent that city next season Inc cruz WIZ
its headquarters at the Union VI oH
Island. -,
Kent and Ripschlager their engagement ny the
NewBedford CLUB for the season TO their excesns
work "A, pltcler and catcher for the Alaska IIuo lu INV
recent tournament on the Union Grounds
The Albany Club f,r next year will be strong QUO
The nine VIII include the following players: Alli'oh'
Cary and Murnan from the League Providence Cub
Leonard Manning and Shafer, from the Bos'ohs' ""
NIX nnon formerly OF the stars OF Syracuse
O'Rourke, OF the Manchestcrs; Mansell, OF the hoi
peus. and Woods OF the worcesters, led the pa'uns
AVERAGES in the International clubs last season i
b,IdIng averages wers led by Plympton OF tns ho"'
T. nh Libby of the Buifaos aud Hellert OF tue o'1i
The annual meeting OF the League Association WI" ~
held NJ Cleveland on DecembeIs5. The work theh "
dore will have an important bearing the future w.
FAR. Of the Association Two ciubs-he stars o "a
cmse and the Buff 10 Club-wil probably DC auni''
membership. a., oexk
The payers engaged by the League clubs ior H'N'
season are as follows: ,A,
Bosroy-Snyder. Bond. Morrill, Burdoch, . WIS
sutton, Jones, OROurke and Halves. .n
CalcAGo-Flut, Larkn, Arson, Quest, hanA'N-
Peters, Dalrymple williamson, Shaner ana uore' 60.
CIScINNATL-J whiTe, W. White, McVey, Barnes wv
hardt Burke, DickersOn, HotaHng aud Kelly
Observation-Disclosures Weaver, Sullivan. hen'''''
Dreamer. Moynauam, Malone. Mckeloy ana ho'"ot"
PROVIDENCE Brown, Ward. Start. McGeary ~ Nal,
| G. Wight, York; Hines. HighaIn, ohourAo III"
thews -
| The Boston Club took the championship h""S he
,h, Cincinnati Club this season, by the latter 'lu -
inc defeated IN eight ont their twelve games WIN
| Indianapolis Club The record at the close VI
se,son round the six League clubs OCCUPYING the
49,, no.itions In games played, won, lost ana uI"""