The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-21
BASEBALL TALKS

Manager Jack Sharrott OF the Wilkes
barre New York State league club. an
nounces his team for 1896 as follows:
Catchers. Doran and THERE; pitchers,
Bowen, Lynch New England collegian.
O'Barra OF last years CINCINNATI league,
Magee OF last years Buffalo Eastern
league team. and Metcaif: first base.
Shlres. second base. Kearns or Murphy;
shortstop, Dove OF Denver; third base.
Donovan: outfelders. shaw. Klinke. Kel-
ley. McGee, Mogan and Barney All are
new men except Shaw.
John McGraw has a method OF his own
In dealing with the members OF the New
York Nationals. He believes in asserting
himself and nobody realizes this more
than Michael Donlin, "A man who has
made other baseball managers lie awake
nights. McGraw has compelled Donlin TO
sue for peace. which rs convincing proof
that the manager OF the worlds cham
pions is boss I'm more ways than the name
implies He plays no favorites among
the members OF his team. and therein lies
one or the secrets OF his success.-New
York sun
Billy Clymer appears to possess the con-
fidence OF major league managers. An
nouncement has just been made that ely
mer has secured Charles Malay, who
pia ycd second base for Brooklyn last sea-
son. for his Columbus American associa-
tion club. Clymer not long ago put
through a deal whereby he obtained from
Pittsburg three pitchers whom the Pi-
rates found they would not need this year.
besides getting Pitcher Tommy Walker
from Cincinnati.
The Newark Eastern league team has
billed the following exhibition games:
April sth. Athletics In Newark; llth. Bos-
ton Nationals in Newark; 18th. Water
bury I'm Waterbury; 18th, New York Ma
tlonals i'm Newark; 18th. l7th and 18th,
A. j. and G. in Newark: 18th. Springfield
an.l. n 0f,e
ford In Hartford; 22d. New York Ameri-
cans in Newark.
Jack O'Neil. the former Orange A. G.
backstop OF Orange. ". j., who caught
Deegan last season for Plainfeld and Ho-
boken. has received an offer 20 play with
Jack Dunn's Providence champions, but
he has decided to hold on TO his muni-
clpal Job i'm New York and content him
self with two or three games week.
O'Neill filed in several times last season
for the Newark and Jersey City Eastern
league teams
Bob Unglaub. the Utility infelder OF the
Boston Americans, says he will play with
the Wllliamsport Tri-State league club,
Notwithstanding the fact that the former
worlds champions have offered him more
money than the outlaws. Unglaub signed
with Williamsport before he received the
more favorable offer from Boston
William Deegan, the deaf mute twirler
.
pitched great ball for the Orange A. c.
for three seasons. has received an offer
from Manager Ned Hanlon OF the Gin
cinnati National league team. Hanlon
offers Deegan 5000 with a bonus OF an
extra thousand dollars II he makes good.
Deegan is now considering the offer. but
II is thought that he will turn IT down.
which course he has already taken with
number OF minor league offers. Last sea-
son Deegan received close to $500 for
pitching three games n week on independ-
| ent teams In Saturday, Sunday and mid
/ week games.
/ Dill Mason. pitcher on the Baltimore
| eastern league) team. in letter TO q
/ friend states that Mcneil. Buchell, Ad-
! klns and himself. the entire pitching stft
/ of the orioles, had baked on the cut In
/ salaries which the Baltimore owners have
made and that the four men are consid-
4 erng offers from teams In the Tri-State
/ league Mason did not return 10 his home
! I'm Lockport at the close OF the season
I laet fall, but went direct to Rollins col
/ lege. Winter Park, Fla, where he en-
| tered school