The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
A. c. TEAM
ANNOUNCED.

mington a. c. base ball team an
nounced his team for the season, this
morning. The list Of players Consists
of some Of the best known seml-pro-
iessional ball players in the business
andjudying from their previous re-
cords, Manager Frysinger has not a
weak player on his team. The play.
crs signed should make the fastest
team that ever represented Whining
ton. Most of the players will report
tomorrow or Thursday In order to
get some practice on the grounds be-
fore the opening game with the
strong Harrisburg "A. C. team on Sat-
urday next.
The team that Manager Frysinger
announced this morning is as fellows:
Catcher, Harry Barton; pitchers,
Bert Eyersen, Howard p. wilson and
John Foreman, in field. first base,
Snake Deal, second base, John
Bonner; short stops, Jimmy Kuhn,
Mart McGrillis and John Griffith and
third base, William Vough; outfield,
Lewis Bruce, Elwood MAXWELL Tom
News, John Purnell and John kearns.
Barton who will do the majority of
work. behind the bat is well known
in this city. lie played here with
the Brandywine team Of West Ches.
ter last year, and has also played
several seasons with the Providence
X. S. team. Barton has all of the
abilities Of a good ball player. He is
steady catcher, has good arm aud
is Il sure hitter. In addition to this
the little back stop has Il gool heal
Drul who is 10 take charge OF the
first bag is known as one Of the best
first baseman in the business. lie
played with Chester last year and has
been playing with the Villa Vova
team up until the present time this
season. lie is PLAYING with VILLA
Nova against Georgetown at Washln-
gton today.
Bonner who is playing second base.
for the Wilmington team and Tom
News who is playing with tile same
are both under Contract with the VIII
ming'on A. G.
Manager Frysinser has notified
the men to report 70 him and II they
refused to do SO the club will put tho
matter in the hands Of its Attorneys,
Bonner will be played at second
base, and News in right. field.
Manager Faysiugcr has signed
there short stops all OF whom are
crack-a- Jacks jimmy kuiin, formal.
ly played with Chester, and was last
year with Providence. So far this
season he has been playing with the
Connecticut League.
Mart MCIii,iS made good record
at short stop for Atlantic city,
Orange A. G. and PennSy ylvania k. X
Y. NJ. {. A. John Grllith, the third
short stop hairs from Germantown,
and is a College player with a big re-
cord William Nought OF l}loomv'lle,
/ N. j. will hold down thirG base.
Nought played with the WavcrIy
team Of New York State.
The putlcld will be made up of
fast ticldrls and hard hittcrs. Lewis
Bruc" the noted Indian ball player,
who ha, benu playing with Toront,
will look after one OF gardens.
Bruce is one OF the hest nll-aronnd
PLAYERS that ever donncu II ,ul
form. He is now in phladclpllli
but will report to Manager Fryslng
er inn few days. EIwo"d Maxwell
Of last years Chester team, who Is
now playing ut Penn Park, York
Pa, has signed With the Whining
ton A. e. and will occupy aplace II
the uuttirld.
loIln P,rncli, Of Flankford, wei
known college player and inliL
Knarns Of Manhattan College will
the above mentioned make up lb'
list Of outllcidcrs. kcarls Will no
report until June 25th
Manager Frysinger expects enongE
nt the players here on JhurSlay 't
have practice game with the tiigl
School team. The ground will AIS
he in il good condition hy that time
1t is being rolled to-day, aftc
which it will he in fairly good shap
The schedule for next week vii
be as follows;
Monday, Norrstown; Tuesday
LndIcy OF Philadelphia, which |
the only Philadelphia team the WI
urnHton A. & will play this Season
Wednesday, the team will probably
go to Harrisburg, Thursday an'
Friday tnhan X Giants and Satur
day, Princeton.