The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
A. Home. abroad.
Baseball Notoa.

Frank McGee.-No.
c. d. oollins.-l. Eight hits. 8. We cannot give the
~nformation
The Brooklyn Heiehts A. A. has secured South Side
Park for the balance OF the season.
The corrected score OF the game at Plainneld on
Club. Q.
Kid Gleason said yesterday: "Cmpires like Lynch
and Emslic are bound to command the respect OF the
President Byrne OF the Brooklyn Club will return
from his ~sojourn at Saratoga to-day. He Ii not In the
best OF health.
b. C. K.-I. Yes. unless he strikes at It 2, The man
on inst who is forced IA the only one retired on tho
play. as you describe IL.
Tebeau says he hopes to beat out the cincinnatis.
winning "on suspicion"
Two games will be played at Eastern Park this AZ
on the game postponed at Pittsburs.
1t is said that President Franklin OF the Buffalo
Club.
The Unions of cAnarsie have Sept, 4 and IS open
for games at Canarsia with nrstclass teams. Address
Fred H; Campbell. Main road and Flatlands avenue.
Canarsie.
The Empire A. A. OF Brooklyn has Aug. 9s. Labor
Day. A. NJ. and r. NJ. and all Saturdays In September
open. Address Geo. E. Williams, 1870 Gates avenue.
Brooklyn.
this summer has had a great deal 10 do with the bat.
ting and the work OF the innelders because the dis:
instead of hard.
The Mount Loretto n. H. C.. has Labor Day open for
10 years. sne to be }. psyed at Mount Loretto. Address Eu.
gene A. Glavin. Manager. Mount Loretto. Princes Bay
p. o.. Staten Island.
icon Mensch.-The New York Club was organized ty
John b. Day to hold a franchise in the National
League. The Metropolitan Club. although controlled
by John D. Day and Others. was never admitted TO the
League. They were separate organizations.
In justice to Capt. Joyce 1t must be said that his
temporary retirement from active play Is due to a
bruise on the back OF his left hand which looks like a
fracture. Bill says when his hand is well again he will
get back on the team. He is needed there for his
indomitable pluck and his run. getting ability.
The strong Brooklyn Colorsd F. c.. which has
like to hear from all clubs having sunday dates open.
West New York +. c.. Bay Ridge A. G.. or Nationals
Brooklyn.
The second game OF the series between the Suburb
ans OF fremont and the Emeralds OF the Catholic
ter at West Chester on Sunday. Aug. pY. The nrst
game resulted IN q victory for the Emeralds by the
ness the contest.
A pair or games that win no doubt be the finest
attraction OF the season on the Orange Oval will he
p,sy.d t2Imorrow anern"on; The nfst game to be
League series between the Sewarks and the Pater-
sons, and the winner of this g me III play the orange
2:3O o'clock and the second at 4:S0 O'Clock.
Tin Hurst. the National League umpire, who was
struck on tho head by a foul ball AT Eastern Park on
Hotel ali day yesterday. p. I. Powers and Umpire
Emsle saw him in the morning. but ss no was very
Issued orders that HurUt could see nobody for at least
three days The injured umpire was In the care OF
hotel that he would recover In about q week.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 24.-In attempting TO catch n nv.
ball In the hnt game to-day Keller knocked a finger
nail on one OF his fingers which will put him out OF
the game for some time. Jennings's arm Is IN such
condition that he can hardly move 1t. and he viii not
be able to resume play for two or three weeks.
the hospital list the champions chances for the pen.
nAnt are not over bright.