The evening world., 1888-06-01
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
Events Among the Younssters Who Love
the Diamond.

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Events Among the Youngsters Who Love
the Diamond.
The Myrtles would like TO hear from other clubs.
ADDRESS F. Scheibi, 22l Ocean avenue, Jersey City.
The Sutton Juniors hereby challenge any nine
o'Brien, Captain, 8s East sixty-1rst street.
The Conkling Baseball Club want a good catcher
living In the vicinity Of the Twentieth Ward. Ad-
dress 4. Latham, l25 Ryerson st., Brooklyn.
The Eurekas defeated the Young wiloughbys on
Monday by the score Of z to 4. Address all chal-
lenges to William q. Hamilton, 2s2 Throop ave-
nue. Brooklyn.
Sam solmon's nine defeated the Louie Friedel
Baseball Club on Sunday at Leo Park by a score Of
stol. Address all challenges to 8. W. Rosenthal,
1876 Madison street.
mines whose ages range from fourteen to fifteen
years. Address John Cassln, Captain, 905 Van
Brunt street. Brooklyn.
The Montclair High School Baseball Club nine
viii be pleased to play any high school cldD on its
own grounds at Montclair, N. j. Address p. o.
box ~ Montclair, N. ].
season Of 1883 and would ike 10 hear isam all
clubs under twelve years OF age. Address Thomas
Rooney, T9 Greenwich street.
0, the Annss u|a,i r., .I Bss sss,g. Club nUs,. challenge o,1 9 = ggSa. all
TO play saturday or Sunday games after June 1.
street.
The starin Baseball Club, of Yorkvile, would
Ike to'seoure,a fair pitcher and a frst Daseman
about sixteen years OF age, to play sunday and
! box $50, city.
The Waverley Baseball Club have organized for
the season and wish to arrange. games with any
age. for Saturday afternoon games to be played a at
Prospect Park. Address A. Thompson, 800 Division
avenue, Brooklyn.
The White Star Baseball Club, Of Newark. N. j..
would like 70 hear from all New Ynre haaahaI
clubs whose members are between fourteen and six
teen years old. 70 play IN Newark or New York.
Brothers, New York.
The Button-Busters' Baseball Club has been Or
ganized Tor the season with the following players:
LIST b. ; II. Boege, Cd b. l. stinus, Sd b.; +. Shaefer,
S. M. Hotz, If; II. Bente, CT. F. Kuster, r. 4.
Address II. +. Boege, 8 Charlton street.
To the Amaranth Baseball Club; being the
captain Of the Waverley Baseball Cub, would like
TO hear from you In regard to q date to play a game
at Prospect Park ON any Saturday afternoon in
street, Brooklyn.
Manager Byrnes, of the Brooklyn Baseball Club,
Lacrosse clubs have the use of the Washington Park
grounds on June II to play an exhibition game, IN
lacrosse championships viii be played on these
grounds June 20. Of
The Union Baseball Club have organized for the
S ssssSn; %i' I. 'h RyS 19ll9 q, ns, players; w :; Collins ;.
Welsh, W. Cannon, II. Rape and G. Halenstein,
and would like to arrange games with clubs under
tain. ~ John street.
The Kids. Of the Fifteenth Ward, have organized
With the following PLAYERS: John Grimm, p; W.
Hunt, aiE. Harriot LIST b.; c. Santoniss, ID b.. ;
pIsehd9h; 8; g.; Anthony: "a 81; N. Saameroys,
like to hear from all clubs under hreen years OF
age. Address John g Grimm, So West THIRD St
The Bruins wick Baseball Club have organized for
The season the following players: J. Monan, C. ].
+ aAi' " 6&ecaasnoafis. v 81 D. An :. fa n. p. / = :. VIII" 8. Hs:ai "a
II wo Iii IKE "A h sS assT i4SSns .; al + mines 4; d nssao iaSr,: !; Z
years of age for friendly Rames-the Rivals pre-
ierred. Address John G.. Farley, Captain, 10 East
Twenty-seventh ct.
Ward have organized with the following players:
Flap Farrell, G; Purse Paterson; p. Jack Hoey,
/ Il; John Hand, + T. John howard, 2: 4 Ed
Cam. Sd b. Sam Miller, I. 8. We V would Iii1 ike n to
hear from any nine composed Of truck drivers, the
seventeenth Ward preferred. Address Thomas
j. Richie, SIS Hudson street
The Young Trentons, of Trenton, N. j., have
organized for the season and would like to hear
from all New York, Brooklyn and jersey City
clubs whose members are under fifteen years Of
age. Inc Trenton players are as follows: II, Rice,
c; W; Daniels, p; A. shirn, LIST b.; J. Kane, I'd
6i W, B9olltA Sd b.; j. Cook, q g.; D. Young.
1 n; &C. ecr Gsat e. { union a; j. and ar9 Grant 7; { stre aadr SSs :; 4:
N. J..
SHOWS We Western National Bank, Saturday. June
Q 3 P. NJ, &C One Hundred and Ninth street and
ABOVE place al t 5 r. N. asSrp June u.u .. T TMs baseball msea "
public are invited. Little Is known of the makeup
Of the two mines for the date mentioned, but the
SHOWS viii, 1t ID predicted, astonish the city with
Its pitcher, while the Western National Banks'
catcher Ii, without doubt. peerless In his position.
The manager OF the Western National Bank nine
bali match the event Of the baseball season. seats
free.