Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-24

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NATIONAL LEAGUE TALENT.
Tn view of the reduction of the Nation
al league into eight clubs the following
list of the players under contract or re-
serve to the various National league
clubs is of special interest. The Cleve-
land players are included in the st. Louis
clubs roster, and the Louisville cast-of1s
are listed with Pittsburg. Many OF them
go to minor league company. The list
follows:
ST. LOUIS CLUB.
Pitchers-Young, Cuppy, Powell. Knep-
per, Colliflower, Bates, Sudhott, Hughev'
Jones and Harper.
Catchers-Robinson, OConnor. Crlser'
chreckongost. McAllister and Sugden.
Infelders-McGann, McGraw, kelster.
Childs, Wallace, Cross, Quinn. sullivan,
Lockhead, Tebeau, Sheehan and kreug-
Outfielders-Burkett. Heidrick. Dono-
van, Blake, Griffin, DOnlin, DoWd, Hemp
hill and Harley.
CHICAGO CLUB.
Pitchers-Grifith, Callahan. Taylor.
Cunningham, Garvin, Harvey, Cogan
Phyle and Menefee.
Catchers-Donahue, Chance and Men
OILS.
Infielders-Everitt. Connor Mccormick,
ley.
Outfielders-Lange, Mertes. Ryan, Dex-
ter, Green, Mccarthy and DUNCAN.
NEW YORK CLUB.
Pitchers-Mercer. Seymour, Doheny,
Carrick, Gettig, Garoni, Rusie and west
ervelt. - ,.
and Warner.
Inielders-Doyle, Gleason. Davis. Hart
man, Conroy Martin and Joyce.
Observation-Disclosures, Van Haltren'
Woodruff and Fleming.
BROOKLYN CLUB.
Pitchers-Hughes, Dunn, McJames'
Kennedy, Nops, Donovan, Hill, McGlnnl-
ty, Kitson, Howell, Yeager and Weyhlns,
Catchers-Farrell, Mcclure, smith ana
Crisham.
Understandings, Daily, Dah!en. Ca
sew. Demontreville, Lachance n Har-
ris.
Outfelders-Kelley. Keller, Jones;
Sheckard, Brodie, Holmes, fultz ana
Anderson.
BOSTON CLUB.
Pitchers-Nichols, Willis, Lewis, DIM
neen, Bailey and Meekin:
Catchers-Clarke and sullivan.
Infelders-Tenney, Lowe, Long, kuhns
and Collins.
Freeman, Hickman, Barry and tflsole.
PHILADELPHIA CLUB.
Professionalism, Piatt, Fraser, Barn.
hardt, Orth, Maui and Mahaffey.
Observation-Disclosures, Douglass, jack
litzsch and Murphy.
1nfelders-Cooley, Lajoie, Cross, Laud-
err and Dolan.
Outfielders-Delehanty Flick, Thomas
and Childs.
CJNCTNNAT CHR.
Pitchers-Breitenstein, Hawley, Hahn,
Phillips, Scott, Newton and Cronin.
Catchers-Peitz, Wood and Accorsini.
Infelders-Beckley. McPhee, Corcoran
Irwin, steinfeldt, Geier and Allen.
Outfielders-E. Smith, Setback, Bar.
rett, Crawford and Mcbride.
PITTsBURG CLUB.
Pitchers-Chesbro, Tannehill, Lever
Philippi, Waddell, Gray, Flaherty, Woods
Doyle.
Catchers-Schriver, thinner and Latti-
mer.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Reitz. Leach
Ritchey, Williams, Ely, Madison, O'Bri
en- and Dillon.
Outfielders-Beaumont, Clarke, NC
Creery and T. O'Brien.
The National league has for sale thu
release of the Washington players no
disposed of by Wagner. They are:
Pitchers-McFarland, Evans, Fifield
avis and Magee.
Catchers-Kittridge, Duncan and Pow
ers.
Infelders-Padden and Hulen.
Outfielders-Slagle, O'Brien and Star
ford.
OF these 81, 800 is asked for Slagle mi
$1,000 each for Evans. Mcfarland ant
O'Brien.
President Freedman of the New Yorl
Baseball clu has not yet opened his bar
rel'' to strengthen his team so that
will have a chance to hold it's OWL in tn
coming championship race. Manage
Ewing has been in New York since Sun
day, but he has don nothing. Al
though the magnates got down upo
their knees and obeyed nearly every com
mand of the New York magnate, the
are still waiting for him to make goo
the promise that as soon as the circui
had been reduced to eight clubs, the u
900 Holmes fine had been paid pack wit
interest and the New York club had bee
guaranteed against loss by carrying tn
lease of Manhattan field to the extent
SIS, 900 annually, a liberal financial GU
lay would be made to place a strong ba
team at the Polo grounds. 1t will be II
membered that every club owner, excel
Freedman, signed an agreement to pa
out $1O4, 900 to remove Baltimore. Was
ington, Cleveland and Louisville, ther'
by reducing the circuit to the desire
number of towns; also. that the $l.O
fine with interest was repaid. and tn;
the magnates pass ed a resolution to II
effect that Freedman had been unfai'
ly treated.
'SaHXOa HHL Him
'.Terry McGovern will have to fight tt
lightweights now,'' is the opinion of mo
of the fans, but the %king-pin of the u
FOUNDERS is not likely to leave his ella
for a time, says the Sporting News.