The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11

with Fred Clarke at the head OF 1t. The
men will be at Hot Springs, Ark, Tomorrow
Nealon. q first baseman from Callfornla,
comes East to join the Pittsburgs, with a
great reputation. Ritchey will play second
base again with Leach at tnlro a mo tne
Beaumont, Clymer and Ganley will LOOK
after the outfeld. The catchers are Gib-
son, Smith, Peitz and CaTisch, with a for
midable lot of pitchers in Philippe, Leeyer,
Case, Hillebrand, Willis, Lynch seifield
and Kinsella.
will come close to the top OF the heap this
wear. The Qunkers went to savannah on
February 20, win a regiment OF recruits
Dufy's catchers are Doom, Donovan,
Munson and Crist, and his pitchers are
Duggleby, Lush, Nichols, P~ittenger, Sparks,
McCIoskey, Kane and Hof. With the
infeld looked after by Bransfeld. Gleason,
Doolin, Courtney, Ward and Sautelle. and
the outheld guarded by Titus, Thomas,
Magee and Aulheld, Duffy does not see
how he can finish worse than second IN the
race, although he does not have many
followers in this belief.
Great things are expected from the On
~cinnatis with the management IN the hands
OF Edward Hanlon, who has andled more
championship teams in the National League
in the last fifteen years than any other
team leader. Hanlon took the Parkville
team to Marlin, Tex. on March 8; He has
practically the same material with which
Joe Kelly failed two seasons In succession
The backstops are Schlei, Phelps and Liv-
ingstou, a rather inferior trio. In the box
and Hafford. His infelders are Barry,
Carr, Higgins, Corooran, Delehanty, Lobert
and Mowbrey, with such outhelders as
Kelley, Seymour, odwen, Siegle and Hlnch-
man. II Hanlon does not come up to the
expectations of the Cincinnati fans II is
predicted there will be trouble. as those
individuals re believed to be the hardest
losers in the world.
The st. Louis Nationals will be in the care
OF John j. MoCloskey, whose chief rule u
that all players must go to bed at II P. M.
The men have been al Houston, Tex, for
some time. Grady, Slattery, Holmes and
Starnagle will wear the mask and chest
protector, with Taylor, mcfarland, Brown,
Egan. Thielmen, Adams, Spade o Tho%p-
has thirteen Misunderstanding, 4rndt,
Mcbride, aoslskoetter, Hansen, James,
Burns, Clayton, Kilspel, Perrine, Quillen,
Bennett and Frantz. In the outtield are
Dunleavy, Shannon, smoot, De Groh and
Hines.
ger OF the Brooklyns, who will leave for
Columbia, &. c., tomorrow. 1t looks like
an uphill fight to keep this team out OF last
place, but Donovan says he oan accom-
plish the feat nevertheless. DE mas twenty
Ave men from whom to select his team,
the oatohers being Bergen, Ritter, Butler
and Hurley. The pitchers are soanlon,
Mcintyre, stricklett, Briggs, Bell, Pastorius.
Doeeoher, .Eason, Durham n11 and a. sqg Gn
Gessler, Jordan, Hummel, Pattee, Welgand,
Lewis, Funk, Casey and Alpernan. Dono-
van win play ono OF the ontaeld positions,
with Lumley. Maloney, Mccarthy Batch,
Malay and Dobbs also trying for places.
The Boston Nationals will be managed
again by Fred Tenney and they will go to
Jacksonville. Fla. on March II, Tho team
has been bolstered up a bit since last year,
but 1t will be a hard matter to make up Tor
the loss Of Willis and Moran. a crack bat
tory. The pitchers will include Young Cy
Young. Fraser, Lindeman, Pfeher ana
Mccarthy, with O'Neill, Brown and Need
ham behind tho plate. Tenney, Raymer,
Brain, Abbaticchio and Bridwell are the
infelders, with Howard, Doian, Bates ana
Council In the outfield,