The New York herald., 1871-03-27
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The Mutual Club will embark for Savannah, Ga.
on the 9th OF next month. They propose to be gone
about ten days, and viii play everything IN the vi.
cinity Of bon that city and Char eston IN the mean.
time. They take with them ller new and beautiful
nag, and also their champion .'whip pennantn 1t
Is SAID the champions are to have an amateur nine
as well-Kely as catcher and Charley Walker as
pitcher.
The Cincinnati Club have recently held a meeting.
at which they elected the following ollcers who ic
is sald are In favor OF getting up professional
nine = President, A. T. Goshom: Vice President,
John p. Joyce; Secretary, J. William Johnson;
Treas urer, Samuel Ramp; Directors, G. s. Wright,
George D. Ellard, II. w. Brown, ". Z. Ludlow and
L. r. Barr.
The Rockford Club have engaged for the ensuing
season Ryan and Mack, late Of the Experts Of Phila-
delpha. Ryan will play In the field where it is said
he IS 'tpt0p," and Mack Will Oiciate as pitcher q
position he can Ill with credit botn TO himselr and
any club IN the country who might play him.
The Equity Club of Philadelphia will play the fol-
lowing amateur nine this seasOn:-SnydeI, pitcher:
Collins catcher; Oram hrst base; Thompson, second
base; Heller, third base; Bull short stop; Mcguire,
and Zebley, tenth man. Dram and Clinton formerly
belonged to the OIymplcs. Mcguire is from the West
club, and the others are promising young players.
They have adopted very handsome uniform. :,
Chapman. or the Atantlcs, win In all probability
piay right field in place Of Ieu6ei. who viii return
to the Forest Citys, OF Cleveland where he belongs.
II Is SAID the last named club are negotiating with
George Hail. OF the Atlanics for hts services during
this season, but nothing positive is yet known about
" st-@ s%
d. Chalmer Evans, late third base and change
catcher for the Rio Grande Club, OF Brownsville,
Texas, Will play IN one of New York's amateur
mines this season. lie Is q fine player and with
little more practice viii be nard to peat.
The Harmonic Club, of Brooklyn. will this season
have nine that VIII compare favOrably with that
OF any amateer club in the country. Last year this
certed practice OF the members OF its nine and Its
Inability 10 present that nine in iu at any match
game This year these difficulties will 1t Is hoped,
be overcome, and II they are the club Will surely
gain and maintain high place among amaseurs
AT the annual meeting OF the Athletic Base Bali
CLUB or Broohiyn on the 2st inst, john Senior, WI.
liam Lisle and X. V. Gardner We're elected respec.
gentlemen equally capable aud energetic were
selected to III the other Offices The Athletics In
tend presenting what they believe Will be stronger
nine tnan tnat OF last year. anu avoW their intention
livelier style than before This they VIII need
TO do, as they Will have to contend with 1ine playing
mines la the Star, Eceslor. Harmonic and Rosedale
clubs.
A CIRCULAR calli1g meeting Of the National Asso-
citation OF Junior Base Bail Players for Wednesday
evening, April -, at Tammany Hail mas oeen issued
by Its president Alexander 7. Waugh. Newly organ
lied clubs, having no represenaton III the associa-
ton and desiring such should communicate with
the secretary Mr.. w. H. Cegg No. 2l2 wilson street,
Brooklyn, g. d.. stating date OF their organization,
names or officers aud number OF active members,
enclosing an initiation fee OF one dollar and two dol
lars Tor annual dues. -. I -
4 PRlGffcAf ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF TEMPER.
ANoE.-Joseph Holland, Of Ciaremont n. H., re.