The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
Hin Scbnll Notes.

with Gus schmelss Columbus team this season H." ''"'
FH h STo,h.r Harry has accepted tho
President White OF tho Eastern League said yes,er.
day that no players would be assigned to clubs until
The Orange Athletics have booked tho strong
Brighton Athletic Club team for two games at Orange
The Titan Baseball, Club wonld like hear from all
uniformed clubs whose players average IL to 20 years
G,iy .es' W" 0f"''''A' ''i D'""H"'' avenue jersey
The Flushing Athletic Club having some open dates.
New s"pS Sgge e'u Ad
dress Rougier Thornc. Flushing. y. \.
The Victor Baseball Club would be pleased to hear
from ali rstclass uniformed clubs whose players aver
i. ne Dss% Adj
The I'll, team wUqa IKE to arrange games
,smoer They would t" hear frSn few GOOD am
street payers uN'S'' '''"A " 80 west f0F'''''A
Manager Jim Mu,re Of the Emira Club says that.
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aA* ana ls VII s Or ON
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feared that he may be laid up for the season Rhines
thought he was y Of wressr and week
Mailer kSsn h to BE an at the has
has tho
declines 10 announce them because he thinks there
BE- on due
h 1hi al, HsS a # on OBJ s ."
spencer. and William j: IaTr; Ihe team. when is ons
Il
ings'on, Fullerton. and Carlin
The Farley Baseball club formerly the Moncos have
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5 Ss st nsst Address
CoIyHm', March 27 ;. sunday has been as:
sG AK of n"s.
Frank Robinson OF the Cleveland cub asking that Fort
western league !. 1n and the sn.akins suspicion has
any Of It. menbsra going to drop out now wasting
The strong mi team Of Phpsonrs y
aS HDH Ii s t. Be aaa sss
. sna p kPs fFn"a Eft and q and
ike hear ali Si s s" dI.sss
frank King manager.
ThS Bssey are9S S cnS have organksd for tho
"a: il Gsarns Il Matte brennan r + u" Jack Mar:
Tasy Tsus W. nRs. vim
the care Of the Commercial Gable Company. Broad
The Hudson Baseball Club OF Union Hill. n j.. have
organized for The coming season. with the following
players: I. Horn. rrlch. and H. Frank r. Iiauch
N. tnterener. ID b.: II. Horn. Sd b.: W Clark. So Il.
SOf1cke T.: o. Roe.n, c. T. Louis lenoncr. T. They
would like to hear from all clubs having enclosed
grounds and paying reasonable guarantees for Saturday
and Sunday games. Address U. ROeul. Wcehawksn
Post Office. Hudson county. Nj.
The old Metropolitans will place strong team in the
ned for the coming season. The following players VIII
report about April l. McCabe. second base: Iiankin.
son. first base: Howe third base; Nelson short stop:
left held; Moran centre ned lioey. right held King
change chLchsr. Ths Metrop0litans have already
secured games with the New Yorks and Eimiras.
Negotiations are now pending for with the Yale.
Princeton. and Harvard teams. Address William J.
Wade, manager. 62U Eleventh avenue.
The baseball team OF Mount 81. Mary's College, En-.
mttsbrrg Nd, is making great preparations for the
coming For the past month thore have been
about twenty aspirants for the college nine hard at
into their work leaves doubt As to their
the future For pitchers there IL . choice between
Campbell. Fang and McCoskry, and each can MI tho
box Satisfactorily: Higgins and Campbell the most
promising candidates for catcher Tohn. Cashman
Burckhard. McTiahe. Eccheverria McCoskey and Dono
MRnley. J. eastman, and Farrell for the outhed Tho
most p0rtant game which have thus far been
ranged are with Dckensop, Pennsylvania College OF
uwO games Westminster, and the strong
Y. u. &. A. OF baltimore Negotiations also under
way for games with Georgetown. Johns Hopkins. and
Rock Hill colleges A. there are plenty OF material for
good TENN and many occasions TO show y, ~ 81
gu the baseball HELD this Year.