The evening world., 1888-08-25
AMATEUR NEWS.

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Tue FARMER Juniors would IKE 70 hear from any
club from sixteen to eighteen. Address Peter
Grimm, II State str Ct BROOKLYN
the Fox Estates would ike TO hear from q good,
aii.around player be ween seventeen ana nineteen.
Address NJ. OConnor, 1910 Prospect avenue, Nor
risania.
The Troys, of Yorkville, would like 70 hear from
q 1rst-class pitcher between sixteen and seventeen.
Address John Reilly, Manager, ITO East EiRniy-
fourth streets
The Comet juniors would ike TO hear from two
good 1elders and II good battery, not over fifteen.
for sunday rsmes only. Address John McGhee
rs Mott street
The Iiudsons defeated the superiors-score 3 to
. The Hudson would like 10 h ar rom all clubs
under sixteen, address j. Manning, gil sixteenth
street, Jersey City.
The Young weningtons would Ike TO hear from
lost Address by letter only to NJ. Menzies, 232
West Thirty-nrst street.
The stars, of East New York, have reorganized
with uniformly, and challenge al mines be-
tween sixteen and eighteen. Address w. Bebell,
O. Arlington street, Brooklyn.
E.gs, sus..".... sSoo 3 ll--SS
EasIes-Base HIS, ia; errors, 2 Ksystones-
Base hits, II; errors, s.
p. II. Goodwins play the enterprise nine at
and Byrnes. All mines under seventeen who wish
TO play the Goodwins address Marty Mccoy, a
Beach street.
The Ridleys play the Aierts the second game In a
series Of three ut Atlantic Park Sunday, ut B. 80
=. Y. A. the Ridleys won the tTst the Alsrts WIN
necessary to play the third game.
The Ne ger swests organized with the following
PLAYERS; j. Emerson Ssra q j, IT, khgbn sy Pa; NJ:
e. Ga"ffs onR r1 < i. I T.; j. White. +. T. p;f Il. H Sa e
c. 4. They would ike to near from all clubs nnuer
fourteen. Address j. Rigney, l76 Ferry street,
Hoboken.
The Barnett Juniors have organized with the fol-
loving PLAYERS; \: P.,on' ga T. ard s captain; ~.
1 Ii at--A- &. rAnE p Hnlan ~ y
Frank, 1T b.. J. slo1cy, 9. They c%Salsnae ali
clubs under fourteen. Address John Slowey, 20
Ninth avenue.
The Manhattans. of the Manhattan Brass COM
pany, defeated the M%atthews's soda water nine at
Recreation psrk. Score:
Manha,tsn' '.."".'' -
The feature Of the game was the battery WORK OF
the Manhattans.
The Puritan Juniors have been organized with
the following players: WIN. piIz,. 1st b.. Capt.
George Newman. I'd b.. James Markey, Sd b.. ;
Edward Heyson, s. g.; Edward Gardner, p. ;
R Regaas 0 9: T. PP6iip pewai HdaV rP"l' Challenge 1 ali
clubs under sixteen.
Wanted. seven good ball players. They must be
their suits, ~car-fare aud q good salary. They must
answer in person Saturday, Aug. Is. at 10. 80, at
New York. Batteries will bring masks and gloves.
Harry Nj. Hawkins, Manager.
At Central Park the Young Ettricks defeated a
picked nine 8 to 4. The features Of the game were
Inning and pitching Of j. Flynn and catching OF K.
Flynn: We yor YOU'D %s iiks 70 play sI., AL mines nnds.
Z Flynn, 4O2 West Thirty-seventn street.
At West Farms the SURPRISES defeated the Emer-
aids. The features OF the game were Wright's nne
pitching, Csrrigan's nne fielding and batting.
Batteries Wright and Grayson, of the Surprises,
and McGlnnis and Burnette, OF the Emeraldi. The
Surprise. ............. 9 Q 8 Q III
Emerald. ......... o o l.
AT Jersey City the orientals defeated the HamlL
Of Gibbons ana White. Batteries -GibSopns am
Dempsey, Of the Orientals; White and Bowen, o.
the hamiltons. The score;
8nssis1s i.:::::." 1888 81
AT wcehawken the Merrils defeated a picked
runs by Merrill and Quinn aud Murphy striking on
eign. men; ,, Bf Rtt!esTI,sSs aSS Gsy and ID Merrill nt rna. of Of tn h,
Merrlis..n..."......0 Q Q q,
Picked nine .......... 0 0 o 0 o o 0 o l..
,Ihe Manhattan News Company's Junior nine ART
The team is arranged as follows: Morgan, c.
GROVE, D.; Ensiehart, LIST b; McLoughlin, 81 b.
@. T.; Greer, ri Games for September obtainet
by addressing F. Poole, Manager, IS East Four
teenth street.
the Can't Be Beatens % TO Q. The winners player
are as follows: 1. Sonlio. p F. Goodman, ..
!, q b. bAi i. io "a al +. fn'S .. nsCoesaar, CT; ;f 7. W
> Dalton, i. T.; L. 'on,ne. So 3. Would IKE to pla,
any nine under thirteen. AQuroAn b. Conlin, 70
Eleventh street, Brooklyn.
= A, lakewood the Ball Tossers defeated the Van
d~erveers. The features Of the game were IN
pitching Of hinton ana the batting Of o'Toole
Ripton and O'Toole. Of the Ball Tossers, Murph
aud Rice, of the vanderveers. The score:
ssna fE::srs, ....::: 9 saf2S 81 81
The J, b: q ,c !; N: SSo Ss Hsud n,Is have r Sn%
: I'd D.. :; JAKE kaniseii, 81 b.; WIN. Coles, ga; Ere
g Hood, sr., J.. T.; Jno: or, c. 4 Jas. Manning. I
i i.m T CSis. sn ..l 3 3. :. a.. ! ; J. Il. q eors.,,' :d ilEe So Ma
o Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streets an
Eleventh avenue.
ized with the following Plsyers: James Kehoe, il
=; WIN. Ger, ed ,; J; no5R DOW K.s 50 b. !; site
MI And challenge ali express mines to play SUI
day games, the American Express Company in pal
Express Company, Grand Central Depot.
~ At Monroe Square the Young Films defeated II
> Young Acmes The features Of the game were II
!. batting Of kaheyia MscsGs, 9'Br,sn and MuIpa,
Young Elms, and j. Murpny ana J. O'Brien,
the Young AcmeS. The score
YYS SSRs E.%s;: 9 oSSSGoS 3 g J.
Umpire-Mr. Mnleriok.
ID The Acme Juniors have secured the beautiful 1
" closed grounds known as Hannah Street Park, al
y would be pleased to hear from all clubs not Ov,
v eighteen. would prefer the following: Tue No
10 parelS Elkwoods, Garvins, Heroes, Pilgrims. Pri
7 Clio Juniors, Clinics, EyENINs WORLD. Brook,
il WORLD, Merritt, Juniors, Winonas, Monroes. 4
y siovey, box $50, New Brighton, ST.
l. At Brooklyn the Young Aineola defeated Z
Brooklyn Juniors. The feature OF the game W
"a the nTst-base playing Of 7. Beekman. Batteries
Fonsion Snd Hinston. OF the Brooklyn Junlor
Nv The score;
Or o Young MipsSlas ;".'.S SaSsJ2i-