The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-04
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dubbed ICY
The New Yorks play the Manhattans at Manhat.
tan Field this afternoon.
Pitcher Flynn Is n ringer for McAleer of the
Clevelands and Foster looks like Herman Long.
w. Wheeler paid u visit to the New Yorks' dress.
ing room yesterday morning and sized up the young.
sters.
Catcher Zearfoss wears a shin guard on his left
leg. He is as heavy as Clements of the Philadei'
Mike Ticrnan consulted a doctor yesterday about
a strain in his leg that has produced a painful
swelling.
The New Yorks wore their new travelling suits OF
gray flannel, with maroon stockings and belts and
black skull caps.
Three new men made their dSbuts yesterday. They
were Boyle, Williams, and Stoeger. Jersey City Is
about their gait.
FORT MONROE, Va. April 2-Yale Club to-day de-
feated a picked rine from Hampton and New port
News. Score, 80 to 5.
Neither Mulligan nor Williams wore spiked shoes.
Consequently they did more skating than running
In the outiield yesterday.
A man who paid as cents to sit In the grand stand
during the last two innings yesterday went away
ClamorinR for "a snow check
II can I've put down as certain that Connaughton
will be one of the regulars on the New YORK team
when the championship season begins. His pat
ting is sure to land him.
The Maroon n. II. G. has organized for the season
aud would Ike to book games WITH clubs Of play;
Pine street. New York city.
The o. y. T. a. A. of Newark would like to hear
dress George Ra6cne, manager, care OF Clark
Thread Company, Newark, n. j.
The, Lyall baseball team Of West Morrisania
would Ike TO arrange games with teams of players
averaging IS years old: Address William Ryan,
939 Fleetwood avenue, New York city.
The st. Louis College Baseball club wishes to
hear from all frst.class clubs Offering suitable in.
ducements for sunday games. Address Edward J.
Walsh, manager, $50 West Thirty sixth street, New
York city.
The strong United baseball team Of the Twenty first
ApIIi ~ Tram' . %lah p'a AGRA asT Wtftan i years Yi To-
Fast Fart Y nrat street Nav York Dity
The Models Of Hoboken would like to arrange
games with teams whose players average IL years
urday and sunday games. Address F. i. Russell.
captain, ga Seventh street, Hoboken, n. j.
CnAnLorIEsEIiLE vi; April s.rhe Boston team
day morning, and Kid Nichols has joined the boys.
The latter received a great welcome from the mem
bers of the team us he stepped from the train.
The Lecntines have May 8. 90. and several dates
In June and July open, which they would Ike to
MI with nrst-class out OF town teams giving a rca-
sonable guarantee. Address A. j. Dittmar, mana
ger, 2O3 East Thirty-seventh street, New York city.
For two days past there has been a rumor that
have seen him, but when asked for particulars
they have invariably frozen up Ike a small pond in
Canada. II Amos is here, the club officials do not
know 1t.
Manager Irwin has decided to place HIS pitchers
ahead OF the catchers in the regular teams bar-
ting order this season, because the back stops com:
the list are faster on their feet than Meekln. Rusie,
or Clarke.
The Sacred Heart Sodality baseball team of Mel
to arrange games with all Catholic school, college,
and Sodallty teams whose players average 10 years
o St New YORK city. ''S' ''''
The team composed OF employees OF the United
has reorganized for the season and wish to book
games with hrst-class teams Offering a suitable
Eighth and Henderson streets, Jersey City, y. J.
The Hell Gate Il. II. c. will meet all clubs with
the Crescents. Garricks, Mott Ravens, Volunteers,
Prospect, Jrs., OF Astoria C9rnraies. East Ends,
Address i. MuIderIc, care of He'll Gate Social Club,
sol East Ninety third street, New York city.
,v SF ys, nsTfS i. APEal f sa.rSnlI !n cGrs .,Sa. 81 !n ss Rr s3s,
said today that he had ACCEPTED the terms 81 the
comrades at once He o%xpe.rst g. M his old position
again this year lie has he'd ey out for an Rdya nc IN
manis have been partially granted.
The Garrieks have arranged the following SEIZED.
ule: April ). Rootcrs; l2, Favoritcs; 10. Osceolas;
go, C!srsmoH,s; MAY g. EmGire'i 10; Eir3ys; ~,
nattans; June IL, PhGnix. They Would ike to nil
other dates with teams within 100 miles OF New
fGTst c'l Hdid in@sS H ssElas a j. .a, Aisxan s%aIn as5 w Erst
Forty.hrst street.
RossoTE, W, April 21Ths Boston team defeat:
afternoon, The s"or, b"lns - 10 s. The weather
o %%s HsF{ fu G2'i fa;r SS' ST. siiv Slt9k pitched nRs "f the frst You're You're
innings for the visitor, and held the Roanokcs
NTH, and Tho virginia lads di not solve his puz.
cling delivery except for one hit.
The Chelsea College b, y c. has April IL, e5,
be- pleased to hear from out-of.town semi. profess
sional clubs Offering reasonable guarantees. The
Cheiseas have booked games with the Williams
burgh A. A., Garncrsvillr II. II. c., Mil'orls OF NIL
ford. Conn, Y. NJ. c. A, "f Danbury, Conn, and
other crack teams. Address Robert Henderson,
manager, I37 West Twenty fourth street, New York
city.
Manager Sail of tho Alert A. c. of Brooklyn has
scheduled the !%followinns games for III" season:
City; May II. jefferson club OF Brooklyn; ~, Har.
risOn A. L. OF Harrison; June Is, jefferson A. e. OF
Newark; Z, queens County A. C.; 90, Diamond A..
C.; "a, Brightons; 2s, East End A. C.. July s, Mel
rose A. c.; II, Active A.. G.; 25, suburban club.
Clubs wishing dates will please address Harry Sail,
So Walworth street, Brooklyn.