Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-28
BASEBALL NOTES.
Intunetion Case in the. National
I League Goes Over.

gated the makeup of the American league teams for the coming season as follows:
 Ghicago-Manager Clark Griffith; pitchers, Griffith, Callahan. Katoll sSkopec, Garvin and Patterson; catch CTS, Mcfarland and Sullivan; infielders Isbell, Tom Daly. George Davis Ceughlin; outfielders. Jones, Mertes and Green.
 St Iouis-Manager, James McAleerl pitchers, Donahue, Powell, Sudhoff Reidy and Harper; catchers, Douglass Malony and Donahue; infelders, An derson, Padden, Wallace and Friel outfielders, Burkett, Heidrick and Nc Farland.
 Detreit-ManageF Frank DWyer, pitchers. Miller, SieFers, Yeager, Null l1ns, Crystal: catchers, Buelow and Yeager; infie1ders. Dillon, Gleason Casey, Elberfeld; outfelders, Harley Barrett and Holmes
 leveland-Manager T. o. Armour pitchers, Wright, Moore and Scott catcher, Weed; infielders, Schrecken- gest. Bonner, Bradley and Shay; out fielders, Mccarthy. Pickering and Harvey.
 Philadelphia Manager, Connie Mack; pitchers, Fraser, Bernhard Plank and Townsend; catchers. Steel man and Powers; infielders, Harry Da wis. Lajoie. Lave Cross and Monte Cross; eutfielders, Hartzel, Fultz and Flick.
 Roston-Manager, James Collins pitchers. Young. Winter, Dineen, Pren. tice. Lewis; catchers, Warner and Cri ger; infelders. Lachance. Ferris. CoE lins, Parent; outfielders, Hickman Stahl and Freeman.
 Baltimore Manager, John McGraw pitchers, McGinnity, Howell, Hughes Foreman and Neps; catcners, Robin son, Bresnahan and Erickson; infield CTS. MeGann, Williams, MeGraw and Gilbert; outielders, Selbaeh, DonliI and Seymour.
 Washington-Manager, Tom Loftus pitchers, Carrick, Lee, Orth, PatteI and Townsend; catchers. Donahue anl Clark; infielders, Carey, Wolverton Keister and Ely; outielders, Delehanty Hoy and Gettman.
 From this array of talent it car readily be seen that the American league has far and away the better o1 the fight with the disrupted Nationa league.
 The Navy Athletic association has secured the services Of W. W. Clarke as coach of the naval cadet baseball team. Clarke is an ex-member of the Baltimore team, having held the posi- tion of catcher for several years. He will coach the cadets one month, from April 10 to May 10.
 Guy Hammond Abbott, '02, has beer elected captain of the Dartmouth base ball team. to succeed l.. D. Varney, re gently suspended by the athletic asse- citation for professionalism. Abbott has been member of the varsity team since entering college and has played second base, doing very credit able work.
 Jerry Denny, who played with Nor Wleh the latter part of last season, is running assmall hotel in East Bridge port and doingaa thriving business Uncle. Jerry is still reserved by Nor wieh, but it is doubtful if he will bs seen on the diamond the coming sea son, his present position as landlord requiring considerable of his time.- Norwich Record.
 Attorney Riddle of the Spaldine clubs in the National league, filed 2 demurrer yesterday in the injunction proceedings over the alleged election of A. G. Spalding to the presidency e1 the league. The. case had been se down for argument next Monday, bu the action of the Spalding legal ad wiser will delay the hearing until ths first week in March.
 Hartford has landed q fast young ster in the person of Pitcher Ed Mori arty of East Hampton. Moriarts was under contract with the loea Eastern league team last season ant was loaned to New London because o1 a surplus of pitchers. New LondoI laid claim to his services for this sea son, but as he had no signed contrac with the Whalers he gives this cit. the preference. Hartford Post. Tn order. to take action on the Buff falo franchise which has been in dis pute, President Powers called. 8 spe cial meeting of the Eastern league which was held in New York yester day afternoon. All of the clubs were represented and after short discus sion awarded the franchise to Georgs Stallings, the former manager of tn |. Detroit club A committee was ap pointed to draw up bond to be signet l by. the owners of the eight clubs ant which will be placed in the hands O the league at the schedule meeting +1s1 S1,a to uphold the constitution of th' league Tom Burns, who formerl. managed the Chicagos, was appointed : nI11l,