The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-29
ASSOCIATION CLUBS
RESERVE PLAYERS
CIineman, According to Presl-.
dent Hickey's List, Still Be-
longs to St. Paul.

President Hickey, of the American
association, has sent out a full list of
the players reserved for the 1904 sea-
son by the clubs of the association.
In addition to the reserve list President
Hickey makes public the list of players
suspended by the different club owners
of the league. q
The reservation list of the associa-
ton shows many curious things 1t
shows that almost every club that has
sold its players to the bigger leagues
has attached a string to the men in
case they are not fast enough to make
good higher up, and more than this
that st. Paul has line tied to several
men who played out the season with
other clubs.
Billy Clingrnan, the shortstop who
was the bone of contention during the
major portion of the season, still be-
longs to st. Paul, and Marcan, the in
fielder who finished with Indianapolis,
ana Spooner. the Minneapolis first
baseman, are also the property of the
st. Paul management. Bailey, who
finished the season with the st. Paul
pitching department, is reserved by
Columbus.
The suspension" list is understood
to be but bit of red tape. Each club
in the association has put on it's sus-
pension list the players who jumped
contracts at the beginning of last sea-
son to play with big league clubs. This
Is done to prevent these men coming
back and joining other, teams in case
they are released by the big league
clubs.
The reservation list and the list OF
players as given out, by President
Hickey follows: x
Reserved by st. Paul.. E. Sullivan,
Elmer PIERCE. Charles Ferguson Charles
Chech. George Spooner, p. L. Geier, H.
Schaefer. Edward Wheeler. James Jack
Marcan, P. w Sessions, W. Cllngman
Reserved by Observation-Disclosures Egan.
Pat Bohannon. Harry White. F. w. Cd
well, Pete Childs, Thomas Walker. W. J..
Clymer, John McCord, nv. ,Schriver, Sutor
Sullivan, Leary Quinlan, Dan Kerwin,
Roy Brashear, James Hart.
Reserved by Toledo-Dan Turner Pete
Shilds; John Burns. Tom Owens, Robert
Smith. Curt Bernard, j. p. Kleinow,
William Cristall F. c. Resisting, L. f.
Hadding, Otto Denniger. John Coughlin.
Reserved by Minneapolis-W.. A. Ma
loney. A. M Stimmel. John KatoIl, For
est Thomas, Charles Mcdonald, r. T..
WllIiams, REIN, Of South Bend: A. P.
OYER Frank Martin. Russ Hall. c. F.
Mcintyre, Dan Lally, Dennis Sullivan,
George Yeager.
Reserved by Columbus-George Fox. M.
>. Roach, lvor Wagner, T. w. McMakin,
w.
Harry Gleason. Harry Arndt, James BAN
non.
Reserved by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Speer.
ftooert Wood, AlonZo Hedges, Walter
Harry Schafley Rooney Viox. William
Ed Connors.
Reserved by Kansas, City-Hugh Hill,
iub Knoll, John Rothfuss, Mike Grady.
William Nance, Edward Lewee, Tom Nc.
Andrews, Walter F'rantz, John Butler.
Ralph Gibson, James Durham, Perry
Coons, Arthur Alloway. Elmer Smith.
r. %. Haddon, George P. kim. p. r
OBrten, George Hogriever Arthur CouI-
ter ter oryille woodruff, Harry Allemanng,
Eugene gene Ford; Otto Newlin, Jacob Volz, T.
=. Villains, S. F. Leslie, J. e. Tamsett.
suspended by Toledo-Pat Meany, 10
seph Myers Ernest Lindeman, William
y l5ara, Harry Ripplemeyer, Edwin Quick
Suspended by Louisville-Harry Felix
Frank Bonner, John Camel, Pat FIaherty
Lee Tannehill, Ed Dunkle, William Hail
man, Henry Spies, H. G. Lumley. Peter
Cassidy. Thomas Raub, Louis Bruce. F. j
Dundon. -
Suspended by ST. PauI-Roy Evans, John
Skopeck, William Wilson, Dave Brain. j
w Bean, Dan Shay George Winters John
Walters, F. Warner.
Suspended aripe de- IL by MnRe2g9ls- Ames
Anderson, Claude schfneer, William Lud.
wig. Charles Lusl1y. ii 3cT
Suspended by Miwankee-Nick AItrock
Milo Stratton. ALI Shaw, G. c.. Jones, Pete
holden, Henry Olmstead, George Mcbride
w: ]. Cutter. Charles Reilly Charles
Schwartz, John Revoir E. E. Pappenfuss
Suspended by Kansas City-H. A. Sou
ders. Dave Williams!F William Cannon
William Wolf Mont Beville, Erving Wal
dron John Getman, Bob Ewing. Johr
Gonding, Al Wittridge. Emil Friske, Jake
Weimer, William Hartman, Thomas Mes
slit Stanley Yerkes, Fred Ketcham, Clyde
Robinson. d. E. Miller, Norman Brashear