The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Following is the individual standing:


IKE to he., from n.:,,s,a;. team, Offering . sai.;
Twenty sixth street. Paterson. N. J.
The Hamilton Club has organized and is ready
s .s. ia rrars' for SATURDAY Afternoon and san.
days. A~ddress-Michaei Mantei. os Orchard street.
The Orchard Baseball Club wish to arrange games
with clubs whose players average IL years. Wat
ses,iugs and Asylum. preferred. 4 suitable guar.
Fourth avenue. BrooAlyn.
The Tuckahoe A. c. has rourganized FOR the ace.
son. and would ike to arrange games with clubs
whose players average from ~ to 20 years. for
liam Cronin. Tuckahoe. N. Y.
The Mercer baseball team has reorganized and
would Lac 70 hear from teams within 100 mlias OF
this city onerinE a suitable guarantee for sarnr.
day and Sunday games: address Edward J. Hew'
Tho Iron Cross baseball team OF Jersey City wish
70 plav ali uniformed teams whose players as no
and nho,iossy"" u SCHOOL teams prersrp.d' %a nno
Frank YoungiinR. ~ Fairview avenue. Jersey City.
tn, Victor d. n. o.. formerly the Marion b. u. o..
10 years; private Sc aool,. college teams. and ont.
ortown clubs Offering a suitable guarantee pre.
fsrr1d. VIII play on SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS. ana hoIi.
days. Address Edward Doyle. lo7i Third avenue.
The Empire A. A. hos. a few Saturdays and Sun.
INK a snitaDi. guarantee: wa;sessinss, washinston..
md ,Hoytsville o. u. g. Of Hoytsville pr.ferr"d.
George L. Williams. 1876 Gates avenue, brooklyn.
The second .victors OF Sacred He rt Academy
haze orssniIed FOR tho season anu would like %
t'at tf'fs sfsss fNA 'f' 'b'' psN w.
erage between IS and ib year. for Wednesdays,
Saturdays, and sundays In April, May. and June.
Address Louis. ID: GREGORY, Sacred Heart Academy.
westchester. n. y.
The schedule for wesieyRn's team has been com.
pleted. An enort was made to arrange games
with brown and Cornell. hut the managers NJ tho
latter 'enm1 refused 10 play unless Wesleyan agreed
to return games. The schedule Is as foilowsi
April z. Yale. at New Haven: 10. Holv Cross. at
Worcest-ri II. Boston League. at Midiietown: rs,
West Point. at West Point; 80 and ~. University
OF Vermont. at Burlington; ~ aud ~. Williams.
az Wllllamstown; ~, New YORK University, at
Middletowni ~, TrinlTy, at HARTFORD: ~, Cuban
Giants. nj MldtleiowD; 80, dartmouth. at Middle.
town; May |. Amherst, at Middlrtown: q, LaIAy
ette. At MidlirtownI \, Worcester. at Middletown:
l2, Yale. AT MiddIetown: ~. Cuban Giants, at Mid,
dlctowni June 2. Amherst. at Amherst; 4, Uni.
vcrsity OF Vermont, at Middictown.
the Arlington A. A. VIII open the baseball season
on May ~ with the Cuban Giants, Az n meeting ON
Thursday night articles or Incorporation were
signed nd $40 900 wo'th or STOCK Issued In = 900
snArcs AZ s. per share. A long lease has teen
signed fur four acres of lana In tho centre OF Kear.
ny To nAhip, ami contracts nave been drawn nm for
Inc immediate construction or q prani stand and
bIeachers 10 hold e.OOb persons. Plans for the
building or a cub house viii be- acIrd IN later,
Manager James X. Dennis, WI" win nave chargc Of
the PLAYERS, promises to have one of the best anna.
tenr mines IN the STATE, The onicers or the a. sncia.
ton are II. q, Pierce. Presidents; Y. II. Deunis. P.T st
Vice. prcsidert: DR.. z. ". Barber. s.copi Nlc.-
President; l.. ID, e. Woods. Jr.. Thlrd Vice. pr.si.
drnt; z. y. X. Lent, Treasurer; ), Il. Tnuiman. Sec
rstary: James. II. Dennis. Manager, Jonn y. Kelley,
o. W. nebride. ana John Salisbury. Trustees.