The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-26

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Nineteen of the
/ National leagues most brilliant stars
4 have gone over to the Johnson forces
for next year and the champion Pitts
burg team has been riddled to form the
club which will represent New York
in the american league circuit.
Pitchers Chesbro and Tannehill,
| Catchers O'Connor and Harry Smith,
Infielders Leach and Conroy and Out
fielder Davis have all left Pittsburg for
the American league ranks and the en-
tire seven are booked for the New York
nine. Keller, of Brooklyn, together
with F'ultz, the outfelder of the Phila-
/ deIpFia Athletics, and Davis. COM
pletes the outfeld for the New Workers.
Newton, of Brooklyn, Wiltse, of Bal
! timore, Howell, of Baltimore, Adkins, of
! Milwaukee, and Owen, of Omaha, will
help Chesbro and Tannehill in the
pitching.
For the infeld, John Camel, formerly
of the Chicago and New York National
i league teams, and who last season
/ headed the batters in the American as
ISOLATION on the Louisville club, will be
at first base; Williams, formerly Of
Pittsburg, and last year with Baltf-
/ more, vii be on second; Herman Long,
captain of last years Boston team in
! the National league, is scheduled for
shortstop and Leach, the third base
man of the Pittsburgs, will be at third
base. First Baseman Jones, of BaIti-
and Dundon, from the Denver team,
will be extra men for the infield posi-
tons, while Mcfarland, Baltimore
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outfeld.
The List for League.
The players announced as signed to
play with the American league next
year, according to President Johnson,
are as follows:
New York-Pitchers: Chesbro. Pitts
Brooklyn; owen. Omaha: Wiltse, BaIti-
more; Howell. Baltimore, and Adkins.
Milwaukee. Catchers: O'Connor, Pitts
| burg: Smith: Pittsburg: First base. Can
Eel, Louisville. Second base: Williams,
Baltimore. Shortstop: Long, Boston.
Third base: Leach. Pittsburg. Extra In
felders: Jones, Baltimore: Conroy. Pitts
burg; Dundon, Denver.
Griffith White. Philadelphia; Dunkle,
Louisville: F1aherty, Louisville. Infield-
ers: Isbel, Daly, Davis. Lee, Tannehi II
Jones, Denver; Odwell. Louisville.
Detroit-Pitchers: Donovan, Brooklyn;
Kitson. Brooklyn; Willis, Boston; Mullin,
Mercer, Yeager. Infielders: Turner, To-
ledo; Gleason, Elberfeld Hulswitt. Phil
adelphia.
adelphia-Pitchers: Plank. Wad-
dell, Wilson, Atwood, Hastings. Gatchers:
Powers, Schreekengost- Infielders: Da-
Wis, Murphy, M. Cross, L. Cross. Out
fielders: Hartsel, Pickering, Seybold.
Boston-Pitchers: Young. Dineen, Win
ters, Hughes, Altrock, Gibson, Kansas
City. Catchers: Criger, Warner. In
feeders: Lachance. Ferris. Parent, Col
Inns, O'Brien. Outfelders: Dougherty,
Stahl, Freeman, Stone, Omaha.
ST. Louis-Pitchers: Powell, Donovan,
Sudhof, Reidy, Matthewson. New York.
Catchers: Bowerrnan, New York; Kahoe
Sugden. Infelders: Anderson, Padden.
Wallace. Mccormick. Outfielders: Hemp
hill, Heidrick. Friel, Burkett.
Observation-Disclosures: Bernhard, Joss,
Wright, Moore. Catchers: Benlis. Alb
bolt, New Orleans. Inielders: Hickman,
Lajoie. Gochnauer. Bradley. Outf1elders:
Mccarthy. Bey, Flick.
shington-Pitchers: Orth, Town
send, Lee, Patten. Smith, Birmingham.
Catchers: Clark, Drill. Infielders: Carey,
Demontreville, Boston; Robinson, Kansas
City; Coughlin. Outfielders: Delehanty,
| Stanley, New Orleans, and another.