The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-20
Baseball Notes.

A. R.-YeI
Cant. Arson has released Pitcher Mcfarland TO the
Kansas city club.
Tom Klnslow, the old Brooklyn catcher. has signed
with the Columbus Club.
The Montauk Baseball Club OF South prookIyn will
meet teams whose players average Is years. Address
A. Thompson, care or Murphy s Metcaif, 10 Wall
street.
The Engiewood Field Clubs second team. players
ayorasins years. would Ike TO arrange games with
i. TannahUi, Eneiewood, j..
Tho Jercr.on Athletic baseball Club has reor.
team for Saturday. April 3. at Newark. Address
Bernard Levey. 2jb Jefferson street. Newark. n. J.
,o The 81; Mary, ,,d ?. w =; e. , Ia. roO nsaa for The
all nrst class semi. professional teams Offering a suit.
i5lst street.
The Lenor Baseball Club OF Brooklyn is Milling Its
sensdIl" Tor ,n TIE coming season ana would iLk.,o
address II. ". Edelmann. Manager, 1881 Madison
The Union Field Club is niling It's schedule for tho
coming season, aud would ike to hear from all clubs
suit s%iia SniR.'f iS~ducs NJ address 81 " "a. ). c cary qnG mnn!
ager, ~ West loan street.
The CloNcrs Of BROOKLYN wouil like TO hear from
Ariington-. Kidsewoods. Bay Ridge a. c.. and
Ren Hurs preferred. Address Charles Burns. Sec.
rotary. vBt Halsey street. Brooklyn.
The Iona A. c has organized a strong team to rep.
resent their baseball interest for the coming year.
Tucstcd TO communicate with Manager J. r. Harra.
gan, 500 BEDFORD avenue, brooklyn.
ClSCiTsAr' .; FEB ~ mesa" was received yes,
the Reds traded "Germany" Smith with Rrooklyn,
The message sail he had not signed with Cincinnati,
and Will not start with the Reds for the South.
The Railway Baseball club has ,eorsaliz.d for the
season, WITH . q si.ciass team, aud would like TO hear
from al trst class teams within 800 miles Of this city
md. Offering suitable guarantees Address " lillian
II. PHlscl, Manager, $40 De kalb avenue, Brooklyn.
The strong Roscdalc II u. g. OF north New York
has reorganizei and Is now booking engagements
with all teams within loo miles OF this city for Sat
urday afternoons and HOLIDAYS. rluDs giving suit.
ahlo guarantees preferred. Address John McCor.
mack. lss Wills avenue.
The Brighton A. c. has organized for tho season
with the FOL owing players; Wise, catcher, formerly OF
the Wllingtun-; Miran ant J~ocSllt.ch Of the Libe rtys,
bishop and Wietch Of the Dcrhys. aud smith, Cunning,
ham, Livingston. Carr, Cairns aud Disblo. Of last years
llrisntons. The opening Camr Will be with the crack
Hobokens on April -. Colleges. scmi.professionals.
or out Of town clubs desiring games VIII kindly al.
drcss y. HrIcknoid. Manager, rag Cleveland street,
Brooklyn
The Arena A. c, OF brooklyn has organized with one
Of the strongest semi profcs sionai cams on Long
Island. which Includes Dove, FIRST base; Hines. second
base Mulcahy, short stop; Clancy. third base; Char.
t.rs. pitcher. loylEn, catcher; Monahan, contre field.
schimerics, right field. and shea. left Held and can.
tain. The Arenas are prepared to receive Challenges
from all strong out ottnwn clubs Y. ". c. A. 81 Dan
bury, Walden OF Walden. y V; Hoytsvillc H. II. q, OF
Stamford, Little Falls. and Asylums M Norristown.
Nj, preferred. Address, Joseph A. shea. Manager,
0p5 Twelfth street, Brooklyn.