The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05

q. W. s.-AdI.ess Charles o. Hayden. tho "Meo.
ca Liberty, N. y.
The Montauk Baseball Club OF South BROOKLYN
average from is to 20 years. Address A. fhomp.
sou. care OF Murphy a Metcaif. i5 Wall street.
Boston. narch 4.-catcher DerSin and First Base.
man Tucker called on President soden 10 DAY and
anixcd their signatures TO contracts for this sea,
son. stahl rejected the terms offered TO him aud
refused TO sign.
The brooklyn Field Club would like to hear from
nrst,elAss 'emi professional ont,oftown clubs of
day. and holiday games. Address +. G. winnett.
manager. isl Devoe street, brooklyn.
The Liberty A. C. has Decoration Day open for
any team Win PLAYERS averaging IL years, tho
ClovcTs, A.hforas. Union F, c.; Arlinrton., and
house. secretary. 1917 sackman street. Brooklyn.
The New yorks win probably play eight eNhibi.
OF the cnampionshlp season. Games are now being
arranged with college teams. and II Is expected thar
The %.cncdule Will be competed At the end OF this
week.
The Bliou A.. Cot Jersey City has rcorsnnizcd
for the season with a strong team. and would ike
10 book games with amateur clubs IN This vicinity
for sundays ami holidays. out,of.town CLUBS or.
fcrlng a Eusrsntee-prcrerled Address James T..
Gormlcy, lS4 Randolph avenue. Jersey City.
The Ciovcrs Of Brooklyn will book games with
all teams averaging ~ years for saturday after.
SUNDAY afternoons with teams orerlng a suitable
guarantee. Address Charles Burns. eet Haisey
street, Brooklyn.
The baseball team OF the Riverside Field cIub has
elected tho following onicers' I. J. Nolan, man.
%geri j. s. II; hrrS'T n: IL foam lFG + UnS h6 NJ >. Lenme.
With strong out, OF town organizations Offering a
suitable guarantee. Address i. j. Nolan, T.. o.
box l5..
Tho Eagle A. A. has organized FOR tho season with
a hrst-class uniformed team, composed mainly OF
last seasons Irish."nS; Inc lasIes Mili book
Howard \. c., and Jefferson \. e. OF Newark pre-.
ferred. Iney wlIi play az Eagle PARK. First stree.
and Fourth avenue, Address James +. Gleason,
care OF Eagle A. c.. 800 aud 3li Firth avenue.
Brooklyn.
Tho Loyola A. 4. has arranged tho following
games; fordham College o., rlaInnell 4. C.,
OF Wallets Point. Far KocEaway A. q. ana larry.
would ike TO NIL with OUT of'Iown cmU, Offering
a reasonshIo guarantee, oritani Field club. Ridge.
G.. Orange A. C.. ana Jim o'RourEr's Iridgs.
port CIuD preferred. Address X. +. McMahon,
manager. l2Oi Lexington avenue.
The semi. professional Honokcu Baseball Club
Smithson expects 10 have n stronger team than
last year, Thu, players Will probably be. as fol-
LAWYER. Notlcr. kcir4cncr. and burke Of iasi
years tcami Jones OF last year s Connecticut State
oritanis, and Dietrich or the O~rilanis and Iron.
slies. The Iobokens viii probably open The season
on April IL with the Toronto Eastern League team,
and IN the Ism they win play the cuban \ Giants.
A series or games has been arranged with the GEN.
uine Cuban Giants and IronAlies.
Tho team that will represent Elizabeth in the stato
League Will be q sTrong one. Manager loloidt VIII
have his men report for duty on April 7. the first
exhibition game WIN he played ON saturday, Arrii
10, with Princeton University, at EIISa6stn. ON
the KIN the team Will play boston aud on the 2Uth
Brooslyn. The men engaged 50 far are all expert,
bury. pitcher Rom. another Connecticut man. short
stops iuck carlln, formerly OF Paterson. Ina Far.
OF indianapolis and Kelly OF staten Island will MI
the other Two relds. Third base win I've looked after
Down by ioloidt. "Bat'' Vaude.r,ft and Kelly viii
be tho catchers. The grounds win be Improves,
20 1900. The indications are bright for a success.
ful season az Elizabeth.