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Is Jim Britt turning into a superstar, as he always seems to do when I have development turned off? Maybe Britt really was better than he looks, but the 1872 Atlantics were not a really terrible team, and it seems they should have been able to do better than 9-28 with decent pitching.
Otherwise, these results look pretty good. The Golden Gloves look quite reasonable, except maybe Higham (but catchers are difficult to judge statistically) and some of the right field picks (but I think right was often the place for a team's ninth man in the early '70's, so the best right fielder may not have been too good).
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