Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-10-20
TIRE RESERVE LIST
The Organization OF Next Years !
Ball Teams.

The Organization OF Next Years. Ras
Ball Teams.
The following has been issued as
list OF the players probably to be reserve
by the various base ball teams in til
American Association and League:
NATIONAL LEAGUS.
Chicago-M. J. Kelly. J. Mccormick, Fran
Flint, J. g. Clarkson, A. C. Arson, Fred. Pfeffe
Thomas E Burns, E. N. Williamson, JAS Ryar
Detroit-C. H. Geizein, G. 3. Baldwin, T
Brouthers. 81. Richardson, ]. c. Rowe, Ed. Har
Ion, Fred. Dunlap, ]. H. Manning, s t. Thorn
son, j. L. White, c. W. CANCEL and c. W. Ben
nett
Kansas City-Dave Rowe, Charles Briody, }
J. Lille, Al. Myers, william McQuery. J. J
Donnelly, G. W. Weidman, ]. W. Whitney, J.
Ringo.
New York-M WEIGH, ]. NJ. Ward, Jane
ORourke. William Ewing, P. Gillespie, R. Con
nor, M. G. Dorgan, D. Richardson, J. J Gerhardt
philadelphia. Fogarty. ]. Mulvey, A. A. II
win, d. M. Casey G. J. Ferguson, g. E. Andrews
J. Clements, s. D. Farrer, ]. MCGUIRE, c. NJ Dali
ley. c. A. Bastian and Geo. A. Wood.
ST. Louis-J. F. Cahill, J. C. McGeachy, J. E.
seery, 81; j. Boyle, J. Healy, Kirby, J. w
G g. A; McKinnon, Geo. Meyers, F. Graves
w. " Br1en, j. Quinn and Geo. Maps
Washington-Phil Baker L, Shaw C. Car
roll, P A. Hines, Geo. schock, w. F. Kreig, J
Knowles, ]. Farrell, B. Giligan, F. T. Gilmore
E. 81. Decker and G. Mack
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletics-Robert Matthews, Joseph Miller,
john O'Brten, John Mtlligan, w Robinson,
Harry d. Stovey, Louis Bierbauer, James McGarr,
d. Lyons, ]. Hart, ]. A. Roxbury and Serad
Baltimores-M. Kilroy, George McGinnis
Chris. Fulmer, Thomas Dolan. NJ. P. Scott
Joseph J.; Sommer, James J. Davis, William
Muldoon and D Knouff.
Brooklyns-James E. Peoples, R. H. Clarke
Joseph Strauss s J. Toole. ". 3. Terry, H: Por
Pinckney. George J. Smith, j. McTammany ane
Cincinnatis-N. C. Snyder James W. Keenon
lane, John G Kelley, J. A. McPhee, W. W. Car
penter, Frank ]. Fennelley, John Corkhin
Charles W: Jones and z. E. Smith
:, Louisyines- Guy J. Hecker John A Kerins, l.
Louis r. Browning. VIM. Wolf, Hub Collins, E.
Chamberlain, Thomas Ramsey and Paul Cook.
JoSe sbpser Ma H lynch L. cusRmsn
Reipschlager. ]. A. Donohoe, David Orr, J.
Meister, Frank Hankinson, Thomas Mclaughlin
and James Eoseman.
Pittsburg Ed Morris, J. F. Calvin, f. a. Car.
roll, George Miller, 0. Shomberg, ]. G. Cole
man, T. 1. Mann, T. T. Brown and J. E. Handi-
Doe.
st. Louisa. J. BushoDg, Rudolph Kemmler,
D. L. Foutz, Robert Caruthers, Nat Hudson, G.
A. Comisky. w. H. Robinson, W. A. Latham, J.
E. o'Neill, Curtis WEIGH and Hugh Nicol
Boston II. T. Cunning, VIM. Nash R.
Johnston, Charles Radbourn. JOS Hornung, h.
Tate, T. j. Poorman, E. Sutton. William Stem
meyer, P. Deasley, c. F. Daily and c. G. Bufiri
ton.
Early in the season President Spaldin,
offered 500 to the person who could guess
the relative standing of the eight Ieagu,
clubs at the finish, and over 800 answer
were received. OF these six were correct
and the money will be accordingly divides
among the following winners: E. &. Her
derson, ST. Paul; Lem. B. Cramer Avoca
a.; F. B. Murphy, Southboro, Mass;
Burnham. Brooklyn, N. Y; A. M. Vaughn.
Norfolk, Va, and Bert Pettibone, L
rOsse, Wis.