Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-30
EASTERN LEAGUE PLAYERS.

Reserve List for Next Season Has
Been PrOmu gated.
The following players, under contract to
the Eastern League during the season of
1895, have been regularly reserved by their
respective clubs for the season Of 1896:
Dy Springfield-James B. Donnelly, H.
W. Lynch, Frank Shannon Joseph 3. Gun
| sen, Peter Gilbert, T. J. SCheifler, William
Coughlin, James ]. Callahan, Henry Gruber,
Edward Mcdonald, Fielder Jones, Thomas
]. Leahy.
BY Providence-H. P. Lyons, P. NJ. Nc
| Cauley, 7. ]. Lovett, John Egan, Edward
| Dixon. F. Rudderham, Joe Knight, George
| S. Hodson. c. E. Bassett, j. A. Rogers,
John Stricken, J. j. Cooney William j.
Murray.
BY .;yracuse-John Barnett, James De-
laney. Matt kilroy. Thomas Hess; Jonn
Charles Moss, Daniel Minnehan. Dan
Sw eeney. Henry Simon, James Garry:
By Buffalo-William Uruuhart. William
Clymer, John shearon, James Field, Sam
Wise, William Bottemus Edward Lewie,
! Joseph Herndon. T. Dowse, w. ]. Wads-
worth, ]. Drauby. Frank ]. Boyd.
| By Wilkesbarre-Daniei shannon. q. j.
| Lytle, Fred Belts. Abe Lezotte John NJ.
keenan,. w. l.. Diggins John Wente, T. c.
| Griffin. T. 3. Cocolorgh, Charles A. Smith.
| By Scranton-J. ?. Luby, Richard Brown,
n, II.
liam Sweeney, Jonn Huston. P. Eagan, P.
| Meaney, T. G. johnson, ]. l.. Brodie.
BY Rochester-Ed. N. Crane, George Har-
per, Ed. Murphy, T. G. Vickery, John Ber-
John Tighe Joseph Mulvey, Joseph Kee-
nan, John O'Brien, Ed Henry, Charles
Hamburg. James Daley.
By Toronto-Charles Lutenburg, JudsoI
vile, Fred N. Lake, John Freeman. H. F.
Payne, James Casey, John Dietrich, T. J.
| Shinnick, William Dinneen.
Bare BnlI Notes.
| The Senator's percentage today is 1883
| a year ago it was .346.
The magnificent watch, chain and locket
which were presented to Carsey on satur-
day made up a deserved tribute to player
who, from the beginning of the season until
| its end, always gave the club his best eff
| fort Carsey has pitched better ball this
year than he ever did before.-Philadelph:
| Press
| The Washington management on Satur-
| day signed nineteen players for next sea-
| son, giving those who have played there
| this season an increase Of salary-Balti-
| more Sun.
| Manager Mack of Pittsburg has signed
| Hawley Foreman, Donavan, Stencil and
| Moran for 1896. Some people thought that
| Hawley would ask for more money or make
| a kick ON signing at once, but he felt Sc
| badly over Saturdays game that he will
ingly signed contract at last years fig
| ures-s2. 400
| How would Jack Doyle look as a fixture
| at first base at Union Park, and how would
| the Champions run in 1896 with Breiten-
| stein on the pitching staff? Rumors are
| thick of an impending deal, but Mr.. Han
| Ion is reticence itself.
| Mailman and Hamilton are tired of Phila-
delphia and Duffy and Mccarthy are tired
| of Boston. Get together, We wise leaguers
philadelphia Press.
The base ball season ended in the west
| yesterday and will wind up in the east to.
| day. The Spiders gave the Colonels a
chance to get the benefit offered them in
| case they won one of the two games, while
| the Colts finished by giving the Reds an
other drubbing and securing fourth place.
| Cincinnati and New York are now tied fol
| eighth place. Some Of the clubs are SC
closely punched that their standing will moi
be definitely determined until after. the
| wind-up today.
Boston and Brooklyn are separated by
only three points, the Bridegrv.Ens now
having the best of it; but. should Brooklyn
| lose and Boston win today, the Beaneaters
| will jump ahead and take fifth place.