The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-22

The Y. NJ. C. L. baseball team OF North Tarry-
f0wn h Axe I tG hnar from rom 's some Eoh nrss c Iees'n .s, ana
Address John 7. Foley, manager, North Tarrytown,
The Elms would like to hear from nil teams with
players averaging IL years old, for sunday and holt.
day games, Address Henry r.. Prosser, Gutenberg
The Young Ac,ives would like to hear from all
teams with players avernsIng between IA and 10
INST street, New York city.
The Cardiff Baseball Club of Yonkers has organ
i7ed for the season. aud Is now readyto schedule
rs jefferson street. ionkcs. N. Y.
The watscs.lng Baseball Club is rcorRnnizcd for
Times snT seas %Iin OF ii, 'T T"si c rna w Simbs. l Aaar to arrange r. e.
Daley, secretary, Bloomfield, n. j.
The volunteer II, 7. G. VIII play all uniformed
Saturday afternoons In August and September.
Address ]. J. Mccain. 81 Broadway, New York city.
The Crescent A. C. of PIainteld want to arrange
baseball, games with good amateur aud semi. pro
fessional clubs. Expenses and guarantees given 70
good clubs; Address II; T.. Pago, secretary, l2l
Elmwood place, plalnhrld, ". ].
The Bensonhurst A. c. baseball team Will put a
frst rlass team in the nell this Year; Reasonable
teur teams in aud aronni Ne" York; Address w.
The West shore h. b. c. has reorgauizcd for tho
coming season, and would like to hear from all out
OF town clubs giving a suitable guarantee, for Sat.
nrdayS and holidays. Address John J. siyman, 400
West Forty ninth street, New York city.
The oakland-B, b: c. has 3rsanihed for The com
formed clubs whose players average 10 years old.
Aiiress Paul \. O'fIuro, 3u6 East Eighty eighth
street, or Dennis O'Meura, | ,G0I second avenue,
New York city.
Louisville. March 2l.-" Ducky" Holmes, the cen.
tire fielder OF the Louisville club, broke MS collar bone
during a game at Montgomery, Ala" falling while run.
be ahle to play with the team for several weeks, dur.
ing the early part OF the League season.
The Queens County A. c. has a few more open
dates, including Decoration Day, to play first class
clubs Offering suitable Inducements. The second
team, whose players average ~ years old, would
like to arrange games for sundays and holidays.
Address Thomas Walsh, II Newtown avenue, Long
Island city.
The East End A. A. will put a strong team In tho
field the coming season. The association has n few
dates open In July and August to play any club Civ.
Ing a suitable guarantee; tho GrcenvIllo a. e,
Montclplr \. C., and Artives ~ Newark preferred.
Address =. Walbrccht, manager, 100 Ferguson
street, Newark, n. j.
The Central Baseball Club OF the Central Y. NJ. c.
A. has the following dates open; June 30, July 4,
II. Aug. 22, aud - for 1irst class amateur or semi
professional clubs ofcrinS suitable guarantees; out.
Of town clubs preferred. Address j, A. Howard,
manager, SOC Fultnn street, Brooklyn.
spalding's Baseball Guide for 1896 Is out. It sur.
League Guide yet pupIlshrd. In the hrst place II Is the
largest book o. the kind got ISSUED, aud is NOR" rnul.
Ou,y and handsomely illustrated than ever before.
Resides the new playing rule, II IL unsurpassed in It's
list Of baseball statistics OF records. ana of most inter
tsting ard instructive chapters on the points Of the
game In It's respective departments OF pIchtng. bat
ting, fielding, aud la>" cunning. 4 nov feature is tire
large amount ~ space given to the statistics o. tho
minor leagues OF the country, nni the valuable college
records ar the past year, with those II Yale and II tr.
pliChlng records are especially complete and full. In
fact, the book Is he baseball manual OF the year.