The evening world., 1888-05-11
Amateurs, Foul Tips.

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C.. Heideiberger-. Send II In again and make II
brief as possible.
The Diamonds defeated the Rosedales at Staten
Island by q score OF 10 to II.
Tho Hign-school team OF Newark defeated the
Newark Academies yesterday afternoon by Q score
Of 10 to o.
The St. Agnes altar boys win play any other altar
ooys under thirteen years OF age. Address NJ.
Fogarty. 7T2 Third avenue, New York.
j. +. Coleman, OF $50 Rutledpe street. would
like to Join a good uniformed team under nineteen
years OF age to play Saturday and ~sundays
The Nationals, of Yorkvlle, hereby. challenge
all clubs under seventeen years. Address John
PiRott, 1854 Third avenue. New York CITY.
The Rovers defeated the Nesters Sunday by q
score Of IL to 10. The pitcher OF the Rovers done
some good work, striking out twenty-one men.
electrical mines, for a series OF games. Address
Brooklyn.
The Crystal Baseball cub would like to hear
from all mines from fourteen to sixteen years OF
Brooklyn.
The Jersey Mosquitoes, of Union Hill, would like
to challenge all mines under fourteen years Of age.
Address Fred Weismann, Captain, Weehawken p.
O. box 10
II. Radowitz, Of 81 Newark avenue, Jersey City,
wishes a position with a nine whose members are
from eighteen TO twenty-one years OF age. lie 10 a
frst-class pitcher, nelder and batter.
The Fleetwood Baseball Club has organized for
the season and would like to hear from all mines
about seventeen or eighteen years OF age. Address
Robert King. 4b2 Third avenue, Brooklyn.
Win the manager OF the Eagle Social Club base
please write to George W. Mansfield, Manager,
Union Baseball Club, AT @S7 Bay street, Jersey
City.
The Tuttl Fruits forfeited a game to the HEX
ory Club on May O. the former refusing TO play.
The Hickorys therefore claim the game by a score
of Q to o.
good, active, uniformed club between the ages of
eighteen and twenty, catcher or nrst base pre-
ferred. Address Edward Sander, IT'S East Eig hty-
second street, city.
junior baseball team for the season OF 1888. They
would like to hear from all junior clubs IN the dry
87s Broadway, City.
The Hickorys defeated the Carroll Baseball Club
for the third time this season by a score of % to h
a aps a HIIsosyS v %ail pay af a any 1 h%Srs ss.w w,I,I s'm'e nl
Ford, 257 Carroll street, Brooklyn.
The Pacific Baseball Club defeated the Deans
lSss ,Sp, ind y srrsn .; eg yo a score Mi,o OF an II 0 ,G =; we
mines under nineteen years Of aye. Little Ferrys
preferred. Address Chas. T. Halligan, 6l6 Pacific
street Brooklyn.
whose PLAYERS are from ten TO thirteen years Of
age. j. suniy, {. W. McCllnchy, p !; j. Curtin,
SIS. h. Dunn, CT; q. FF%ritchler, III; +. GGiiiliEaHs,'
If. Clubroom, 1898 First avenue.
The trying of new players for the Red Oak Base
the afternoon they retrieved their morning defeat
by downing the Hobokens by q score Of 10 to 1.
Next Sunday they play the Oakdales.
The Anchor, Juniors, have recognized with the
followin players Ike Adler, p. NJ. Herman, c.. /;
": Levy, l. {; H. Dattls, c.f;S oppenheimer,,
municaiionss to Ike Adler. ig7 which street.
The Law Clerks Baseball Club challenges all
clubs under the age of nineteen; also wishes the
assistance Of other law CLERKS VIII be ready to
accept all challenges for the first Saturday Of June.
dress TO Louis SIMON, 1874 Attorney street, or Max
Myers, 1889 Third avenue, city.
The Original Arctic Baseball Club, of New York,
Tended and won the same title against ali compe,i-
tors In 1884 and 1888, Will place a strong team In
the field and Will be pleased TO meet some Of these
clubs that are posing as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cham
pions. william Malta, Manager, 100 Avenue c.
The Young Idlewilds, OF Yorkville, have organ
lied for the season with the following players: q.
P. Grossman,5 Cd b. ; o. Brown, Sd b. o. Schroeder
9; g.; J. Loeb, ri. j. King, CT $. Murphy, Ii
teen years of age. Address George Slike, 22T East
seventy-nfth street, New York.
The Peoria Baseball Club has organized for the
CO. ce;'o Doyle s'0I p. y K tsi Is. &. ?'e Greene, ~g "a B..
o'Hanlon, sd b; Brown, 8. 2 McKenna, +. t.;
lyman; from l. e. c,ab mau nnSer g sd Z; Tssy T ;oT IRe to
and sunday games. Address VIM. Greene ia
Huntington street, Brooklyn.
The Electric Baseball Club have ORGANIZED for
the season with the following well-known players:
Dan G1ayieT o. I'd H IN F Rola' F Ri E 90 GUM 8 J,m Is; c d
s. sag = jim Mianon, |. t. They would ike ike to sf hear
from al mines with players under seventeen. Adj
York.
The Cities of Long Branch have organized with
the following MEMBERS: j. Lane, c.; Faber, p.
S Tdaa: Is. = F ESSar r. Tabor a. ph q + b;, Rri'tOn; Sd a b; i;
nett. / L. They are in good form, as was shown
BY their last game; when ns they defeated the GUYS