The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-25
Baseball Sotea.

The Passavant & 60 la ,ebali team win book games
with OIL teams ee!oniing to dry GODS anh so SSh Hnw
s TSTk h city Address '"''' ''''s''' "o' 81 It"
Tho models of Hobokcn woull like to arrange
games W it'll teams OF PLAYERS averaging II years
old. Address f. Il. Russell, 2U4 Seventh avenue
Hoboken, y. j.
graduated from college II" also graduated from
baseball. He does not want to be called out "'
first IN hts law studies.
The New York clubs season tickets will he placed
on sale next Monday. In addition t" the regular
G GIbitippns nI tE K.' New FORKS and ne j, Jcrsry citys in in this
city.
The Lake View Field Club would like to hear
from all out N town baseball clubs Offering a suit.
SUNDAYS, and holidays. Address William ]. Orr,
Jr., manager, Lake View, y. j.
The Swif,s have organized for the coming season.
and would IKE TO arransc Games win all team. Of
untrers. Holians, and Films Of Guttcnhurg pre-.
ferrcd. Address John H.. r.. Murray, 523 West
Thirty. ninth street, New York city.
The Iris Social club team has the following dates
open to all first class teams whose players average
Aug. Is, 22, 20. Sept. > ana sept. I "A. NJ. and p.
~ Noao AHdre 6. P ); {; ., Rysn' Ma Hanover 2ort Fire Fir, Insurance
NEWPORT, March 2i.-The Newport Baseball Asso.
cia,ion wishes to BOOK games With all strong teams
necticut. The association will play return games
here; strong athlete olmo tSnms Preferred. Adj
The wi'oka Baseball Club has arranged games
{. OF staten Island. and Offender !. {. OF T]ucKaGos,
out OF clubs Offering guarantees, Address
George F.. Williams, l, 1856 Gates avenue. Brooklyn.
The Minerva baseball team would Ike to arrange
games with all uniformed. teams whose PLAYERS
average seventeen or eighteen years old; teams to
visit the Minerals grounds at Jersy CITY. May =,
10, AMI all dates in June open. Address James
Kay. manager, lOS Avenue +, Jersey city. y. j.
The queens County Baseball LcaGu" is getting
ready for the season. AZ a recent meeting IT was
ais. The now circuit OF tn" league has been ar.
ranged as follows: Hampstead, Frcep"rt, ia.
4. c.
The salary list OF the New York Club this year,
This, coupled with s2n,OOo rent for the Polo
grounds and Manhattan Field and other necessary
expenses, Will make II necessary for the club 10
put out more than 500 900 before any profits can
be counted.
The Original Acmes. one Of The Oldest semi profession,
al teams in the country VIII. for the twentieth conscc,
utiye year; place a tr.t cinss team in the nsld; Quitra
dates remain for u IT. c It clubs only; The Sc 1a
New YORK city.
sr rem nSni e. "a" 1ran a. Aftcir' the I%" aaIissr S Ssnr F =, Ti"s,6 To
Wheeler OF PRINCETON anu ~. J.; F. Burgess Of liar,
PLAYER wlIfb be secured. Games have already been a.,
EmsIewood i. {,
In order to show that it is a matter of principle
with him in not r"mlttinS Rusie's nnr, President
Freedman says that lie raised the salaries OF Dad"
also statcs that only II week ago he Increased n
certain player salary $500 for "hari, earnest
work in Jacksonville"
NEW HAVEN, March 24,-Thc candidates for tho
Yale varsity nine hav" been reduced from thirty
to about twenty men. Tn" team for the Easter
trip Will be about u~ follows Cdtchrrs. De Forest
aud ~TwOmbl"y; pitchers, Grc"n"ay and rrLicau,
first ba'e, NhltUumb aud core, second base, Ne
Candles and Hay"ni short stop, Qulrhy captain;
third base, Fiuck and Bennett, outheld. Reed, K"a-
tor, and Irttun.
President Crane Of the Atlantic IcaSuc said yes.
teriay thut q special meeting would hc held dur
Ing the nrSt week IN Nprll To dcnId" about IN" der
sel city clubs grounds. lie stated That It Was
probable that permission would he granted Ia play
at the Polo ground, during the iEouiA ~ May, nS
an experiment. The league viii ais" adopt a new
schedule ~ the ono drawn up several weeks ago
Is unsatisfactory 10 suInr Of the clubs.