Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-28
THE NATIONAL CAME.

Men Whs Have Agreed 10 Play Hall
 Under New Conditions.
 The Philadelphia Brotherhood Base Ball club, according to its managers, has prac- tically completed its team tor the season of 1890, and the players who have been secured are announced as follows: Pitchers, Bufing- ton, Sanders, Foreman and Kilroy; catchers, Nilligan, Cross and Hallman; Hrst base, Farrar; second base, Myers; third base, Mul- vey; short stop, shindle; left field, Wood; center field, Fogarty; right field, Thompsen; substitute, Dslehanty. Of these players the new men arc Shindle, Foreman and Kilroy, who played in Baltimore last season; Milli- gan, who was in St. Louis, and Cross of the Athletics. W. Sharsg. president of the Athletics, says that Cross will play with his nine next season, and w. Barnie of Balti. nine will not play in Philadelphia, but will play with his nine usual.
 The New York Brotherhood club is also said to have secured the following players: Pitchers, Ksefe, Wslch, Crane and O'Day; catchsrs, Ewing and Murphy; first base, Connor; second base, Richardson; short stop, Ward: left field, O'Rourke; center field Gore and slattsry; right field, Tiernan. It Is also supposed that Brown will sign contract with the nine. which leaves only third base The Brotherhood team in Pittsburg ssems to be nearly complete, with the following players secured: Pitcher, Calvin and Sow ders; catchsrs, Miller and Carroll; second base, Dunlap; third base, White; short stop, Rowe; helders. Field, Naul, and Hsnlon. The claim Is made that Bsckley has agreed to play first base; but if he does not, Kuehne | ~-i ~~1a~ aIr olv cured. It is also reported that Sunday will be in the Brotherhood, but this Is doubtful.
 The Boston Brotherhood team is also near- ly ready, according to report. and will be as follows: Pitchers, Daly and Madden; catch CTS, Kelly and Bennett; first base, Brouthers; third base, Nash; shortstop, Smith; Aelders, Richardson, Johnson and Brown. It Is said catcher, will also be with the club, leaving only the second base to be filled; and that Quinn will play there as during last season.
 Cleveland will, If the managers of the Brotherhood club are to be believed, have the following team in the field: Pitcher, O'Brien; catcher, Sutclife and Zimmer; first base, Faatz; second base, Strioker; third base, Tebeau; Hslders, Twitchell, MoAleer. The claim is also advanced that Bakeley, pitcher, and Snyder, catcher, are also ready to sign
 Chicsgo's Brotherhood men describe the makeup of their team as fcllows: Pitchers, Tsner and Dwyer; catchers, Farrell and Dsr- ling; second base, Pfefer; short stop, Will liamson; Aelders, Ryan. Duffy, Bastian and Van Hsltrsn.
 In Washingtsn's Brotherhood team the players are: Pitchers, Person, Haddock and Ksefe; catcher, Mack; first base, Carney; second base, Wise; third base. J. Irwin; short stop, A. Irwin; feldsrs, Hoy and Bssoher. The Indianapolis team has secured Bassstt to play second base, and McGeachy, Andrews and Seery as fielders, but its man. aRers hope to have some frst-class players from the American association to fill up the nine.
 The following American association plsy- srs who arc supposed to be under contract to tho Brothsrhosd to play in the clubs whore their ssrvicss are needed arc: Pitchers- Rilroy, Foreman, King, Baldwin, Conway, Mullane, Duryea, Ewing and Ehrst. Catch- ers-Cross, Boyle, Milligan, Cook. First bassnsn-Stovey, Comisky. Reilly, Corr. Second -Bierbaur, Robinson. Third bassmen- Tucker, Shindle, Latham. Gen eral players Hamilton, Manning, Burkett. Larkum, Griffin, Quinn, Cunningham, Holli- day, Beard, Weaver, Wolf, Crook, Marr Reilly, o'Connor, Pickett, Long, Hoover and Burns.