The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-12

pounds, allowing fifteen men for = team, for satur.
giving Days; Red Bank. Keyport, and Rshway pre-.
ferred. Address Edwin @. Fraser, manager, Perth
Amboy. M.
The Clarendon football toam would like to arrange
a game on It's grounds for Thanksgiving Day after.
noon With a team averaging lSo pounds. Expenses
Devoc street. Brooklyn.
The Alerts OF Yorkville have Oct II, "a. Sundays In
November ana Thanksgivins Day open. They would
pounds; out.ot,town teams preferred. Address James
o'Hare. l%l4 Third avenue.
The st. Nicholas Football Club OF Harlem would
like TO arrange games with teams averaging 1870
pounds; out. town. n, teams Offering = suitable guar,
November. Address Z. b. johnson. manager. 2isS
Seventh avenue.
The sedgwick A. c. would like to arrange q game
for Oct. 10 with teams averaging 1876 pounds. other
open dates arc; Nov. lmorning). . and ~. Cameo
avenue. Brooklyn.
The Englewood Field Clubs schedule IL n follows:
Oct. To-. knickerbocker. A. c., at Englewood; 90.
Amacessin. at Englewood; 50; Newark Field Club, at
Q. open; IS. Amacassin- at Yonkers; 2o. oritani Field
The schedule of the Hoboken High School A. A. Is
East Orange High School, si'" at Hob ok n; So hoS opsn; so %.
Field tius. a, nOGo x SAi IS. open; = 90 ii Dr S; Sasasia
27. Hamilton Club. at Hoboken.
The Brooklyn High School teams schedule follows,
Oct Is, southampton A. C.: at southampton; go.
ettstown Collegiate Institute. at Hackettstown, so,
St., Paul School. a. Garden CITY; Nov; 3 rmorninel.
Q. Pratt Institute. at Eastern Park; 10. Adelphi
xcademyy.. at FeeEsEnu!; a l. Pol fPeT rep." a. f Eas.srn
Park.
The Lincoln Field Clubs Rugby football team has
ay%tasinE iSo pounds. game to be played on the Lin.
onne. The schedule follows: Oct rs. oiVmpIc Field e
club, at Jersey city; 80. Crescent Club OF Jersey City,
Is. East orange Field club, a, East Orange; 20. open:
20. open, 80. .Etna Field Club. at home. Address
street. Bayonne. Nj.
Manager J.. Hissins Jr. Of the Belmont A; c., COM
has arranged the following schedule: Oct. 10, Pratt
Institute, at Prospect Park; ~, West End i. N. C. A,
Nov: ., Hamilton club: At Prospect Park; IS. seds.
wick &C a, Bay Ridge; 20. Dreadnausht A G. at
from IN outoftown team averaging about I4O
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Baseball.
BALTIMORE. Oct 1.-THE Temple Cup stays
in Baltimore for another season. The Balti.
more won the fourth game Of the series from
Boston to-day. The game was a quickly played
one, in which the Orioles outplayed the cham
pions. Tho Bostons managed 10 outbat the
home team. but the latter punched their hits
with the visitors misplays and made every safe
drive count. Both clubs appeared on the field
with substitutes. hamilton was suffering from
a lame shoulder and went home. Stivetts, who
took his place in centre was responsible for tho
Orioles TWO runs in the second inning. In the
sixth inning Dutiy hurt his foot and went to left
and sullivan in the box. keelly hast severe cold
and OBrien played left. Doyle did not put in
appearance and Bowernan covered first. The
Beaneators played Il slow, sleepy game and
played poor all.around ball. The ex.champion
telded brilliantly, the four lightning double
plays made by hem being The feature and ma
Ierialiy kept the visitors run column down.
Hotter did excellent work and kept the Bos-
tonihns' hits well scattered. In the third inning
the Bcaneatcrs had three men on bases. with
no ono out. and yet were unable to get a man
across the rubber. The attendance was SO small
that II was not given out. The score: