The New York herald., 1879-09-29

The managers Of the Cincinnatis League Club
have resolved to spend the winter months in the
to play at least five days out OF each and every week.
weather permitting. For this purpose the following
pitcher; ]. White catcher and change right fielder;
McVey. first baseman and change pitcher or
catcher KStaline centre asder and change
centre elder Barnes short stop. and change second
baseman. in which latter place he has had tho best
record OF any man In this country; Foley, right
fielder; Richardson, Of the Buffalos. second base
ment; Hornung also Of the Buffalos, LETT fielder,
and Dunlap, Of the Albanys. as the tenth man. who
is we'll qualified to I'LL either Of several posi-
tons. Richardson had announced his intention
to spend the winter camping out with Crowley; but
the foraging team he has concluded to accept.
"A" Spaulding. as manager. has engaged the fol.
lowing named team for the Chicago Club for the
winters campaign. in California. to wit:-McCor
mick. of the late Syracuse, pitcher; Flint catcher;
Anson. first baseman; Quest. second basenan; WILL
hanson, third baseman; Gore. right fielder; Remsen.
centre fielder; Darymple left aelder. and Carey Of
the Clevelands. short stop. In emergency, II ne
cessity requires the manager himself viii servo a.
The temperature in California being quite mild
during the months when the weather is intensely
cHd o9 hsS aIe ~ ss League
ing baseball on the Pacific coast. They wera the
Cincinnatis. the Chicagos, the Providence and the
Bostons. For some reason not yet made known to
the public the Bostons have abandoned the idea OF
going They have. however, concluded to make
tour in company with the Providence Club through
portion or the eastern section of the country. In
pursuance of this object the Boston and Provi-
dence clubs will play the Sth and 9th Of October
upon the Union Ground. Brooklyn. 4. d.
The manager OF the Providence Club is anxious to
engage the following team for 1S80:-Ward pitcher:
Snyder, catcher Start. first basemsn Farrell second
baseman; Williamson. OF the Chicagos, third base
man; john O'Rourke. left fielder; Hines. centrs
fielder; James ORourke right fielder. and Wright,
short stop. Five OF tho nine have played In the
Providence Club this season.
It is quite likely that the National Club, of WASH
ington, d. O., will spend the winter In the city Of
Salt Lake, Utah. They have been offered q heavy
ing the matter for some time they have about con-
cluded to accept the offer, made by several worry
wealthy men.
Tho Troy Baseball Association have offered to en-
gage the following mon for next season, and the
oil ikoly to accept. viz. :-Larkin. pitcher
Holbert. catcher; Ferguson, short stop; Phillips,
first baseman; Dunlap. second baseman: William
son. OF the Chicagos. third baseman; Evans, right
fielder; Hankinson, centre fielder. and Dickerson,
lett fielder.
The Buffalo club are endeavorng to secure the
services OF Poorman, of the Jersey City Browns ss
pitcher for them during the season Of 1880. The
manager Of the Bualos says that IL he get Poor
man he will retain all his other men for another
year except Egger.
The dsbandmcnt Of the Syracuse stars before tho
close Of the left other clubs free to engage
their men. II they could Some their best players
have been tenderod good positions already-among
them Mccormick has been engaged W. pitcher for
the Chicagos.
The manager Of tho Worcester Club has engaged
three OF their men OF the present season for next
year, to wit:-Richmond. pitcher; Whitney. third
baseman. and Wright right heder.
The batting record for the Of 1872 through
out the whole baseball arena, Is headed by Hines.
centre fielder OF the League Providence Club.
To-day the Buffalo and Chica 20 clubs play ct Buf.
falo; the Cleveland and Cincinnatis play ut Clevo-
land aud tho Jersey Ctys aud Worcesters at Jersey
CITY.