The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-24
THE, NAIIO AL LEAGUE.
NamnssAk ST its N aaaelr and Resp.otiv

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Namsk, ~ iIs an4gers and Respective
~ Positions of Players.
The II clubs of the National Baseball
league started off last Thursday on a cam
paign that is sure to be interesting. Nc
campaign that the national league has
ever entered upon has given more promise
of success, both in point of attendance
and closeness. Reports from all along
the league circuit show a degree of en-
thusiasm not reached since the halcyon
days of 1889, when baseball was at its
climax.
As tabulated by the Brooklyn Eagle, the
full list of players that will begin the sea
son is as follows: '
BrooKlyn-DavId FoutZ, manager; NJ. u.
Grlffin, captain; pitchers, stein, Daub, Ken
Grim and Bnrrell; first base, La chance; sec
ond base, Tom Daily; third base, Mulvsy land
Shndle; short stop, Corcoran; out feeders
Griiilth, Ireadway, Burns, Shoch. Hines and
New York-George S. Davis manager and
captain; pitchers, Rusie, Meekin, Clarke. Ger
man, knauss and Boswell; cAtchers, Farrell,
Wilson, NTH and schrlver; first base. coy e,
second base, stafford; third base. Davis; short
stop, Fuller and Murphy; out helders, Buker;
Van Haltrrn, Bannon Ttnandurae. -
Baltimore-E. ii. Hanlon. manager Nv. Rob-
inson, captain; pitchers, McMahon, Hemping.
G.eason. Esper, X .ssinger, Hopper- catehers,
Carey; second base, Reltz and Bonner: short
stop, Jennings; third base, McGraws out aelt-
ers, Kelley. Brodie and Keller 49, n
Phlladei phia-Arthur Irwin, manager; j.
Boyle, capita n; ,chers, weighing. Taylor Car
sey, McGill, Baldwin and smith; catchers,
Clements, Buckley and Grady; first base, Boyle;
second base, Hauman and Tighe; third base,
cross and Reilly; snort stop, Joe SulIivan;, out
feeders, Deahanty. Hamilton. Thompson and
Boston-Frank selee. manager; w Nash,
captain; pitchers, Nichols. SWEETS, Wilson. j.
sullivan, Sexton and Doian; calchers. Ryan,
second base. Lowe; third base. Nash; short
stop. Long and Nyce; out FEEDERS. Mccarthy,
DUTY. Bannon and Collins. -
.MashingIon-Gus SehmelZ, manager; W.
Joyce. captain; pitchers, Mercer. AauL Null
larkey. Stocksdale, Anderson, Krumm and
Boyd; catchers, Mcclure. Mahoney and Coogan;
first base. Cartwright; second base, Housenlan
and Nicholson; short stop. Crooks; third bas !,
Joyce. outne ders. seloach, Abbey. Hassamaer
and collins.
pitchers. Terry, Griffin, stratton and Hutchin-
son; catchers, klttridge. Moran and Donahue;
first base. Arson and Decker; second base.
Stewart; third base. Everett; short Stop Dan.
len; outnelders, Lange, Wilmot and Ryan y =
St Louisa. e. Buckenberger, m1naeer;
George Miller. captain; piscners. Ehret, stssy
and Mason; catchers. Peitz. Mailer and Twine-
ham; first base. Connor; second base Quinn;
third n ,se: LYONS; sos, III, STOP; Ely outaeders
CIeyeland-olyer Teb-au, manager andscap-
tain; pitchers. Young. Cuppy. NJ. Sullivan Wal
Ia and Griffith; catchers. thinner aud o., on
nor: first base. Teoeau; second base, Childs.
third base, McGary; short stop, Mexican; out.
ielders, McAleer. BurSett. G.. Tebeau, Grie-
min. er and Blake
William Ewing. manager and cap-
tan. pitchers. Dwyer, PARROT. Chamberlain
Philips. Foreman and Rhlnes: "a. chers
Vaughn. Merritt, spies and Murphy; first base
Ewing; second base. McPhee; Inlfd base La
than aud Gray; short stop. G. smith: OUT field-
ers. Hogrleyer, Hoy. Holiday and Miller
Pittsburg-Connie Mack, m ,nager ana cap
taln; pitchers. Haw.ey. Jordan, Colcolo,.rhf
MenAfee. Hart and killen; catchers. Nsek.
kinslow and Sugden; first base. Beckley. sec
ond base. Blerbaaer; third base, Niles ana
Cllngham: short stop. NJ. Cross, outfelders
Smith. Stencil. Donovan and Genins. 80 :