The evening world., 1888-05-08

New York ana New jersey, have reorgantsed for
lionmann,. Lemons, klett, :. l%ionnann, Manly,
nanlp and Snortmeier. An out-of-town cluUs
stating terms, to 4. J. Burns, 40 West Thirty
sixth street.
The Dolphins have organized for the season OF
Thrush, n; ". Corr. Isl. =. pcseiis. ID b ; II.
Lambert, 3 e ". Fsuik. 30 h.; NJ; Freed, {; T.;
sn6s,itie. They win play ali nnitorincd mines IN.
der seventeen. Address NJ. Freed II East Eighth
street, city,
the operators of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. of the Petroleum Exchange, played a
return game with the concentrated Exchange em-
lloyees Saturday. at Prospect Pars, which resulted
IN a victory for the latter ny a score VI . to X The
nelding OF Ashby ana SLAMS, OF the telegraphers.
and the battery work of Mccormick aud Lord were
the features oil the game.
The Greenfield Baseball Club have reorganizej,
and challenge all amateur CLUBS, the oxIorOs pre-
ferred, for The first half holiday. Following are
the PLAYERS: ); selfourd, p W., C. Whom l. T.;
7: T.. II. sullivan, lSth Address ". c. Wilson,
Manager, 81 Beekman street, city.
The Young Favorites nave reorganized for the
season with the following players: j. Lynch, LIST
=; and capt.; D.; smith, G.; cssanagh p; w.
Murphy, 3. =. They would like to hear from clubs
dress john G]rifntn, s. Front street, BrooSIyn. "''
The Eclipse. OF Harlem, has organic d q nine,
S S!nan the following PLAYERS: y. ",cNnnor' r C.
81 b.. b. Michaels, Sd b.; cyrus O'Connor, y. n. /;
maeher, :. /. We c%sallanae any uniformed nine
street, New York.
The Bowling Baseball club has organized for the
season with players as follows: Ed sander, p. +;
henry Moench, jr. c.; George Bolnner, s.s;c.
g. 49, Johnston it d; Albert Ga,ner. 2d =. WIN.
lfana, s,n; S p Ht S s. se'G p.h ri rtss SSsa k krsns
aud Greene. They would like 10 hear from all uni
formed bowling clubs. Address Henry Moencn,
Jr., MHnsger, 70 Gold street, New YORK.
The Oak Baseball Club have recognized for the
coming season with the following players: Joun
Smith, y. !; Rob Washington, c, Frank Deane, LIST
Chas. Gregg, e. s.; Joe C~orcoran, r. f.; Joe
Manheimer, /. l.; Frank Sim, Ell We would
INK, ,wee to t near ar Ifo% al al ,n eluSs whose noS n PLAYERS s ARE sss
Johu Smith, 24s West Thirty-tnird street, city.
The Alliance Baseball CLUB has reorganized for
ne season of isss with the following payers: sam
Harris, p; vi. Nascner, c. Joe frager, LIST b.
Sd b.; Nj. Levy, !. l.; james Conn, c. T.; il.
clubs with players under sixteen years OF age.
Address NJ. Nascher, $40 East Fifth street, New
York city.
The Xaviers, OF the Sixteenth Ward, have or.
ganiZed tor the season as follows: James Black,
p. James GeaVaD, C.; sumter Martin, =. 4. JACK
Kinnie, ist D.; George O'connor, "a b.. Joe Scott,
3d b.; Tom Corcoran, Il. T. Pc er Croghan. c. T..
Lewis Corcoran. l. I. They would Ike to hear
from good teams whose players are sixteen year.
Nlnln avenue, city.
The Prospect Athletic club, of Dutch Kills, Ions
island City, nave placed a team In the neid, CON.
pii.ed OF the following players: j. A. Porter, p.
j.. Feasel, 8d b.; NJ. Manneimer, c.. f.; D. Albright,
!. T. j. Manlemer, y. T.. j. Anderson, &. l.. y.
Grenon, LIST b.. Oscar, r. T.; Simons, Cd b. j.
Meifer, substitute. Ihey will play any cub II
Uniform not under eighteen, Saturdays ana sun
days. Aadress-Gus Wall, Manager, l9 Eas
Ninth street, New York.
The 7. 7. Baseball club defeated the Duty Pait
Baseball Cluu on last Saturday, thereby winninI
tile championship of the New York Cu,tom- House.
They would like to hear from strictly amateur
mines, to play on Saturdays after Juue 80. They
hive games arranged up 10 that date. Following
are The players: Il. Leonard. p. j. Mahoney, C.
s. Duryea, LIST D.. j. Pennington, I'd D.. L. Frean,
81 u. u. Donohue, s. g. ]. McAieer, r. f.. j.
Fitzgerald, c. T.; +. Newman, /. T.. George Tash'
and 7. X. Webster, Substitutes. Address JONI
York Sustonl-HUuse.