The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-19
TO FURNISH FAST BALL
PLAYERS SIGNED BY THE
 SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Atlanta Team is Composed Principal ly of old Montgomery Aggre- gation-Position of Players
 and General Line Up.

The list of players signed by the differ ent teams ought to furnish some fast ball in the Southern League this summer. A glance over the Atlanta team would make one think it & Montgomery aggre- gation if the name Atlanta" was not there. To begin with there is Ed Pabst, the best all round ball player that ever sported a Montgomery uniform. On the catching stan there is Cliff Latimer- Trilby-who was here in '9S when Ard mour and that fast team gave Montgom- cry some fine sport. In the box depart ment there Is Frank Wilson, the Mont- gomery boy who made his reputation with the Cleveland National League team some years ago. and reliable Lem Bailey. The teams in full are:
 Memphis, Tenn. Pitehers-Rhoades. Ehret. Nichols. Ro- der. Bonno, Gatlin and Levene. Catchers-Accorsini, Harberer and Kav- anaugh.
 First Base-Lauzon Second Base-HennAger or Gleason. Shortstop-Wiliams or Lipe. Third Base-Valdois. Right Field-Stickney or Kavanaugh. Center Field-Swacina or Blakeley. Left Field-Frank., necessary position of general utility man. and will fill in where the exigencies of the case demand.
 Shreveport. Manager-George M. Reed. Pitchers-Thomas s. Fisher. Sam Reust. Ills Butler. Harry Mcintyre and A. c. Hamilton.
 Catcher-Frank Mcclure. First Base-Frank weikert Second Base,George M. Reed; Third Base-Justin T. Bennett. Shortstop-D. V. Spencer. Left Field-Frank Huseman. Center Feld-Roy Montgomery. Right Field-Harrv T. Tate. Utility Man-George c. Page
 Chattanooga Managor-w F. Kraig. Pitchers-Dolan. Brennan and Steele. Catchers-Roth and Daugherty. First Base-L G. Post. Second Base-Thomas Kiernan. Third Base-Taylor. Left Field-Duratt. Shortstop-Charles Peas. Center Field-Molesworth. No right fielder signed yet
 New Orleans ManaKer-Abner Powell. Pftchers-Stewart Freeland, Dannen- hover. High and Bradford. Catchers-Fred Abbott. Bob westlake, Kemmer and Wallace. First Base-Bob Stafford .tcaptain) Second Base-Heinie Deise1 Shortstop-Jimmy Swett. outfelds-Mu!len. Cureen. Maloney, Stanley and Norcum.
 Little Rock. Managerial. J. Finn. Catchers-Lynch and Schmidt. Pitchers-Scopees Poup. Allenmang and Guese.
 First Base-1utton. Second Base-Walters. Shortstop-Clayton. Right Ficld-Clark or Davis. Left Field-Crozier Center Ffeld-tSilbert.
 Birmingham. Manager and First Baseman-Frank Haller.
 Second Base-Joseph veitch. Third Base-Wailie Warren. Shortstop-Charles Moss. Right Field-Richard Taylor Center Field-W. H. Sorber. Left Field-Elmer Davis. Campbell. Frank Smith. Thomas Iipp, James McKennon and P. Morrison. Catchers-Samuel Brown and Samuel LaPorte.
 Inhelder W N. Edmundson will join the
 Nashville. Manager-Newt Fisher. Catchers-Fisher. Knoll. Pelty and Meredith.
 Pitchsrs-Till; reeny. Deaver. Rrelten- rigan. Norwood and Brady. First Base-Bussey. Second Base-Abbaticchio. Shortstop-Lowney and Bereher. Third Base-Reitz. Outfielders-Wiseman. Knoll Wallace, o'Brien, Imwalle, " Cooper and Good nohgh.
 Atlanta. ManaRer-Ed Pabst. Catch e-s-Cliff. Latimer Ardis Smith and James Leighton. Pitchers-ISing Bailey Ernest Baker, Frank Wilson. Ed Hale. Weldon Henly and l.. B. Childe,
 First Base-Ed Pabst Second Base-Tom Stouch. Third Base-Ed Krug Shortstops-Jesse Hoffmeister and Hen " Busche.
 Outfielders-George Winters. George Ledy. Fred Frank and Henry Longey.