The evening world., 1888-08-07
AMATEURS BEHIND THE BAT.

Very Good Showing Made by the Young
Bnsebnllists
The record OF the Young Comets is, won H.,
lost l..
At Port Morrts-windsors, of Harlem, 10; picked
nine, o.
Harlem; score, tOG. The Liberals play the Cier.
monts Aug. II.
AT FLUSHING, l. l..
MnsS,ns 4. 4: ! az -ls
Wanted, good baseman and a nelder to Join a
new nine between the ages OF seventeen and nine
teen crn Must a ae,i g2Sa players Address or call
The Marvins would like to hear from q good
pitcher and catcher, also a few good ali-around
players, under sixteen. Address Wait Adams, 239
East Seventy-seventh street.
The Nameless Baseball Club would like TO hear
from a few good players under seventeen. Call
tonight at 8 O'Clock, John Y. Conwell, Captain,
All West Twehiy-secohd street.
The Osseos defeated the MacDonalds-l6 to 9.
The features OF the game were the batting of the
Osseos. Monheimer and StetZe for the Osseos and
LINK and Connors for the MacDonalds.
The Louis Auerbach's nine defeated the nine OF
the clerks OF Post-opaee Station d by a score OF ~
to 21 at Woodside, hoI. The feature Of the game
was the heavy hitting Of d. oppenheimer.
The p. j. Ryan's carpenter nine defeated the
Oaks at Williamsbridge IN ten innings. I TO
Batteries-Ryans, Sparks and Rehm; Oaks, Gal
home runs.
The Clinton Juniors defeated the Clio Juniors,
champions Of the Thirteenth Ward, score II to 8.
The features Of the game were the battery work Of
the clinton Juniors and the batting Of Phiilips, Of
the Clintona
At Morningside Park-Young Ludwigs, 8; lie
Boutillicr Juniors, 2. The winners challenge all
store mines under sixteen TO play for the champion
ship. Address r. Holland, care OF Ludwig Broth
ers, 3S West Fourteenth street.
The Dexheimers defeated the Andrew Borrers-
Nichols, Z. Bambach and A, Berger. The great
catching Of Nichols ana the splendid one-hand
catch by Dexheimer were the features Of the
game.
At WEST FARMS.
SlymPie:, .Miis;ai'ayiie;.: : 3 9 So -
satteriesmF0f c M,s9n, ana P1'zR Etnsfa, and R REYNOLDS S,.a
Wntons. IL; olymplcs, g
The New York Stars have organized with the
following, players; slm01s, g Neither; c.;
RMhutEossfy, !" . d y Vol, 3D., b. /;
M]eltsner. o.. 3 8 Barnett, 7: T.; AransOn. !. T.
Apply to G. Meltsner, IFS East Ninetieth street.
Cranks va Dauntless Pleasure Club, at Wood
side, l.. l. Score: .
Dsuntiess Pleas. Club. i 0 o Iii
The feature OF the game was z Fleisohmann and
II. Schauer's battery work for the Dauntless Pleas
ure Club, striking out eighteen men.
The Gleason Diamonds, crack nine In the New
York mandatory Of the K 7. Gleason Manufac-
turing Company, bes, the Gleason Ru6les, finish
works by q score OF IL to l at Atlantic Grounds on
Saturday. For the winners, Capt. Tom Dugan
pitching ana NJ. Mannheim catching.
The star Juniors forfeited a game to the Mascots
on saturday. The Msscots battery have done good
work this season. Thompson, p; Bergum, c.,
CURE, Sd b.. X. Queen. r. T.; Robt. Queen, G. I. /;
Capt. Lynch, 3. B.. Substitutes, j. Flanagan, j.
Reilly. Our mascot 10 a white rat named MugIin'.
The Young Comets nave organized with the fol-
lowing players: Lynch, O.. Sheehan, p. 0'Brien,
lat b.; Gordon, % b.; o,connqT: Sd b.; ".
Bows, !. 4. Challenge all clubs under fourteen,
Young Orchards and Jeromes, OF Mott Haven,
preferred. Address n. Sheehan, ~ Pearl street.
At Prospect Park the Max Leniers (uniformed)
defeated the Cornells (uniformed). The features
OF the game were the home run made by Ed shaw
when the bases were full and the hne one-hand
catch by N. Lefier IN the tenth inning. Batteries
-Ed SHAW and NJ. Lefier, OF the Max Leffers, pre-
venting the Cornells from scoring, and Sam VAN
stein and L Clark, OF the Cornells. The score:
Max Lef,erS 80. 9 Q d-is
Max L~eniers-Base hits, IL: errors, 9. Cornells
Base hits, 10; errors, 4 Umplre-Mr. Lynch.