Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-05
LEAGUES MAKE
THEIR RAIDS.
List of Baseball Players Signed
by Big League Teams for
Next Year.

The complete list of minor league
players signed by major league clubs
for next season Is given below, and
shows that Baltimore loses more good
players than any other team in the
Eastern League. Phil. Smith, the
Plainfield high school wonder, who
has beer pitching for Hoboken, has
been signed by the New York Nation
al League team for n try-out next
spring.
The list follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics-Third Baseman Mich
oils, of Memphis; Pitcher Lilivelt, of
Calumet; Third Baseman Lennox, of
Lancaster; Pitcher Coombs, of Col
by; Pitchers Rucker and Holmes, of
Augusta; Catcher Carisch, of Roch-
ester.
Boston-Pitcher Fred Oberlin, of
Milwaukee; First Baseman John
Flynn, of Toronto; Outfielder Kenny
Sullivan, of Minneapolis; Pitcher
Charles Kroh, of Albany; Pitcher
Charles Pruitt, of st. Paul; Pitcher
Clyde Goodwin, of Milwaukee,; Out
fielder Chadbourne, Catcher Knots
n Third Baseman Lord, of Worces-
ter; Pitcher w. S. George, of La
Crosse.
Chicago-Pitcher Cheney, of Bar
tlesville; Pitcher Freeman, of Evans
willie; Outfielder Mike Welday, of
Des Moines; Third Baseman Lee Kui-
lin, of Lincoln; Catcher Jay Towne,
of Des Moines.
observation-disclosures Glenn Leib-
hardt, of Memphis; Pitcher Harry
Kane, of Savannah; Third Baseman
Perring, of Omaha; Pitcher Henry
Berger and Outflelder Hinchman, of
Columbus; Third Baseman Ryan and
Pitcher Lynch, of Lawrence; Pitcher
R. Miller, of Des Moines; Outielder
Ben Caffryn, of Des Moines; Outfield-
err Joe Birmingham, of A. J. G..
Detroit-Pitcher Willetts of WITCH
tia; First Baseman Arthur Brown, of
Newark; Pitchers R. f. Kinsella and
Elijah Jones, Springfield; Outfield-
er Dick Bayless, of Joplin; Second
Baseman Downs and Pitcher Forces
ter, of Topeka; Pitcher Lakoff, of
Rock Island; Pitcher Steiger, of Jack
son, Mich; Pitcher Cicotte, of Des
Moines.
New York-Pitcher Joe Doyle, of
Wheeling; Pitcher A. Munich, of Chi
cago West End; Pitcher Joseph Gar
rity, of Hudson; Pitcher Herbst, of
Montreal; Pitcher Boultes, of st.
I A,ic. O,+Ro1IA, Mill NI,l;~o. -
Kane, Pa.
st. Louis-Outfielder O. Pickering,
of Columbus; Pitcher Connors, of
Cleburne; Outfielder Paul Davidson,
of Dubuque.
Washington-Shortstop Perrine of
Kansas City; Catcher Cliff Blanken-
ship, of Seattle. y,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn - Outfelder Howard
Murphy, of Decatur; Catcher Butler,
of Jersey City.
Boston-Infielder Chester Spencer,
of Portsmouth, o.
Chicago-Catcher Seabaugh, of
Western Association; Pitcher Dur
bin, of Joplin; Outfielder Osborne,
of Canton; Catcher Jack Walsh, of
Kansas University; Pitcher Chenault,
and Catcher Purdue, of Vincennes.
Cincinnati-Pitcher Essick and
Catcher Mclean, of Portland; Out
fielder Becker, of Calumet; Outfield-
err Kane, of Seattle: Pitchers Mason
and Burchell and Third Baseman
Mowery, of Baltimore; Third Base
man Ed Tiemeyer, of Cincinnati; Pit
cher Chapel, of Scranton; Pitcher
Ed Minahan, of Toledo
New York-Outfielder Frank
Burke, and Infielder James Hannifin,
of New Haven; Pitcher Phil Smith,
of Plainfield; Second Baseman John
Mullin, of Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures w. Hallman
and Catcher AL. Shaw, of Louisville;
Pitcher Howard Camnitz, of Toledo;
Pitcher Louis Manske of Des Moines;
Pitcher Fred Miller, of Paducah;
Catcher Harry Houston, of Kansas;
Pitcher Bert Maxwell, of Memphis;
First Baseman Abstein, of Shreve-
port.
Philadelphia-Pitcher Moser, of
Lynchburg; Catcher Starnagle, of AL
toona; Second Baseman Grant and
Pitcher Mack, of Jersey City.
st. Louis-Pitcher J. H. Higgin-
bottom, of Seattle; Shortstop Forrest
Crawford, of Houston; Outfielder Az
w. Burch, of Poughkeepsie; Catcher
Murray, of Notre, Dame; Outfielder |
Kelley, of Baltimore.