The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
Baseball Games To-Day.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ton at Louisville; Philadelphta at cleveland; Baltt
more at Pittsburs; Washington at Ct Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Scranton at Syracuse; wnkesbarre at Rochegtsr,
Springfield ut Buffalo; Providence at I Toronto.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Lancaster; Paterson at Reading, Rich
mond 1T Hartford; Norfolk at Philadelphia
BRooKLrS AAArECR ASSOCIATION.
Sidney We. Resolute; ST. Peters We. Worth A. Q.
OTHER DANES.
Underwood Field Club VS.. North Paterson. at Ridge
Newark p. Q. vs.. Morristown F. c.. at Newark.
South Orange ,. c. Va. Brooklyn Heights A. A. at
Mount vernon z. M. c. A. VI. Moroooos. at Noun.
or1tani =; @. vs. AL Collegiate of Philadelphia, at
EnsiowoOd =. c. vs.. Staten Island G. c., at Engle-
Hontclair A. c. vs.. Cuban X Giants. at Montclair.
suburbanS vs.. Hoboken =. C., al Crotona Park.
Soo1ton VS.; Murray Hills. at Boonton;
!! s: Bernhelmer & Bro. VS.. Commuters, at Ridge
Orange Valley Lyoeum vs.. South Orange Lyosum. q.
crsniord 4: {. vs.. West End ,. G.. at Crawford.
HIons 4. G. - ", pacIio 4. g.. at S Jsrssy City.
e. ThSmss va q; sarth9lemsy; At HtonI pa.l,
Jefferson A. c. Va. Brooklyn Association Club. Al
Arlington A. A. vs.. Hutley A. c.. at Arlington.
clremontS vs.. Xavier Deaf MuteI, at Claremont
state Hospital vs.. Brooklyn =. O.. at Morris Plains.
Baseball Notes.
Cincinnati Backer. l55.-The bet is governed by tho
regular game.
Warner has caught In more League games than any
other catcher this year.
A.F. He was " farmed " to Portland. but will be
released by Boston outright.
Pitcher Arthur Clarkson, formerly Of the Balu.
mores. has aligned with Detroit.
"Caliiops" Miller has succeeded Walter wilmot a.
manager OF the Minneapolis Club.
Tomorrow. on the St George Cricket Club RroundS.
Hoboken. the Railway Athletic Club viii cross bats
with the Hobokens.
Ortiz. corbett. Mercer and stivetts arc the best bat
ting pitchers In the League. Rusio and Meekin are
also we'll up In this respect.
Tim Keefe. while ampirins a game a. Springfield
the other day, had his collar bone broken by a hot
foul tip from Broutherss bat.
The teams in the Eastern League race a-e more
CLOSELY ounSnea sssh = shose IN the hig League Lrwin'a
pennAnt.
The Webster Baseball Club of Harlem would like to
play any club in tho vicinity Of this city whore play.
10th trsst.
It is reported that Arson will not manage the Chi
club, calling for salary and percentage OF the pronts,
expires on Oct. 30.
and Clarke in New York's box his caused a gen.
his turn with Meekin aud Rusie.
Jake Virtue. once the brilliant first basemen OF the
Cleyeiands, has quite recovered from the paralytlo
~ az Oft tb TtllTtIntDI several YeAEs AGO
but is now laid up with chrome rheumatism.
The 9. \. rs. of Newark have July "a. 81. Aug. =,
Sept. . two ganesl. II, Is. and 25 open for good
clubs Offering q guaranteed. Address =. Iunn, man.
Ager. care OF Clark Thread Company. News ~ J.
shecEard of Brookton. the nnt New England
League player to make 100 hits. is said to have heen
player and something Of a pitcher whom i /. oo sn"s' to
Q pinch.
The Corona Baseball Club has July 81, Aug. 2.
IL. III, and Sb open; no guarantess. Would be-
pleased 10 hear from uniformed teams whose PLAYERS
average 20 years. Address W. A. Mans, box 30
Corona, LII
The New Brunswick Y. NJ. G. A, team has July 81
open 70 play with a good team Offering a Guarutec.
aud VIII play a return game ON the home grounds
Sept. 90; the Jersey City Field Club preferred, Adj.
dress Y. NJ. G. A, New BRUNSWICK, Nj.
The New Works have not won a game from e!thor
tbe Bostons or the Philadelphias this season. They
has four 70 play here. The QuAkers have SIX TO play
on the Polo Grounds and three At home with the
locals. ''
II has been suggested that In view OF the be,iiRer-
ent attitude OF many League players TO lard the UNI
Pres' President YOUNG would do wei 70 appoint
LaVigne' and other noted rugilists to positions on the
umpire stan. II Is doubtful, however. II these
celebrities could stand showers OF antiqlated ergh,
as dehvered from the blcncheries In certain Western
cities.
CLEVELAND. July ~23.-P5ople opposed to SUNDAY
baseball here have he n defrat'i IN tho second round
or the contest. There VIII he NJ inter!errncp with
next sundays game, Attorney NJ. h. Gary appeared
before Judge Lanlson this morning ana asked for a
Temporary restraining order until the case could he
his summer term would end Monda y, DO aid mot feel
AZ liberty % SCI Q time for the anal hearing. For thAt
reason he decided that he could i8suO no Temporary
restraining order 81 this time.