The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-06
Want TO Play Games.

The AFr T,s a c: % .; e s7sH Ia, ;1as GF.s ~
aanaSsr. sS5 Twsifsa street. aroosya. ~
The MaUter A. c. has = few cper DATES IA ere
and July 10 I'll VITA siI5s e6eEtnS : ErItL2'es'
he Arlington Baseball Club OF Broof,yr ES q
few open dates for Ary amateur club. AttrtnS
{. cstrou, manager. Il w.ll.Ans avenue. BrooEyE-
The WatsssslnE Baseball Club has June 5 e.ta
Daley. Bioomrsid. y. }.
The Railways would Ike TO hSsr from clubs s.v.
IN, nss q s sni.aS!' sgtTSs,et x fer sStT5iays ssat.!s
De kalo avenue, Brooklyn
The Bay AiiEe Field Club has a few open Gate, n
JSns and July for clubs Offering a suitAe,: sIs;.
ty-eiEn:h street. Brooklyn.
The Amerstnrt Baseball Club OF falkland. hn Q
few open dates for Games on the Amers;or; Ereuass
:. Bennett, flateush. Brooklyn.
OWN Eo q misunde-sTAndinE. the Eoeoken y;-ld
a 5000 sTsranS.e epe hd a. = hFr 49, S4s. s.rt
so7 Park avenue. Hopoksn. ~ J.
The Monitor Field Club wishes TO arrange stev
games with nrst-cIass amateur clubs. ua!torTe:i
out-ctJown games preferred. Addres, J. !. gsAn,
ess Second street.. jersey cry. M.
The Manhattan Field Club has the following c7sa
dates: J%Iy 3; >. 10. -. AMI = few sAt47i,,' q
c. Fordon, loom ISL, lso Broadway.
The ST. Johns Club. average is years. w,,A 10 soot
SUNDAY same with teams orerinsa su!tAs,- r.G'1'
o'connell. MANAGER. +6o west Twenty e.ss;a .r'eeL
The Catholic Club Baseball nine Of Sorwa,s au.t
me I to ssrinss gSmes Siih sont NsT Iofs ,yn';
walk. Conn.
The Fletcher Baseball Club OF Hosotea has Ilas
ie and 10 open TO NIL with amateur clubs o-tT.HsA
reasonable guarantee for expense. Ai1ttN core
street. Hoboksn.
The Adlake Field Club VIII book games " az
club within nifty miles OF this city. whose D'A!r'
gust: Nlifoiis OF stapiesoS. san. 5. I.' pf.tt!rc.. ~.
dress T. II. Wrench, 1904 second avenue.
yn The e .aa nSr Baseball .ns c, @Su has l Ss.n n, d ri.r "a, T ~ r,
linSron A. G.. Bay Ridge 4. C.. Ironstce' o. Nv
Address ..' os sa s'I Rsyn Sas..n As caS;o" .i-;:,
dates; june ls: 10. jaiy i and 81: wr ~.
ton IN New York or BrooSirn Gui give a ..2,'N
guarantee. Address W. A. KiI>am. Suern', J. Z"
The Puritan Baseball club OF Newark ''..t -"
more open iNIes In June Snt july art Mnt'i 20
70 play ngs'"class clubs within nifty m!le'
South oransp +. C., In md S wa.hins,a h =. ~ S.a ~
prrtsrrsi. Aaire.. Charles kinney. - S'4'" s'''
The LoyolA A. 4. has June Is, go. JGly ;. I. 5. 50
u. Is. "a. and rs open for oul.of own usn 4
Ollie Protectory, Asylum. Of Midiis:own, w.'3am.
oars 4. A.. Pi.inn'li 4. G., and any otl.'r '4o
within seventy Ave miles OF this city. Al!--'' h.
+. Nehahon. manager. l7S East Eisniy h.i. "'''''
The Terra Gotta 4. c: OF West Farms No0,' 20
10 arrange games for SATURDAYS and spn'1.' ~"
New Jersey trsms pretcrred. 'Adlr..I IL =
1878 fremont avenue. West Farms. y. Y,
The oval ftSli club would IKE TO arr-nsN :1.', .,
for saturday afternoons durinG July aLi ~ y
with clubs Offering a suitable guarantee, A'l,r'
Samuel MosEo~iIE. A2s East Houston street.
The Brighton A. c. would Ike TO arrange = gene
Tor July with a shod ont-ortown club nTeT3w. =
reasonable guarantee. The BriGhtons ais h-.7
June 10 and 20 open. Address \. Hrickfgli, '.AL'
AgeT. H12 Cleveland street. Brooklyn.
The smployes. Of Koch < Co. are propAr.i g. ~
range games win all dry goods houses On H''H'
dAIs during July aud August: and suntArs
the season, ~ their grounds. VhiercllT, y. =, -.
dress r. j.. Wolf, care OF Koch & Co.. l7d Wet
l25Ih street.
The "Rumler RooterS' OF Paterson have a'"
oates open aud viii give a guarantee TO ths 'e'"''
eiIher amateur or sent professional. Ila'r .N'
closed grounds. Only uniformed teams Will ne no.
sSson, y. J.