The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-05
THE BASEBALL SEASON.
Clubs Are Getting in shape for the
Opening ZIP of the Pastfme.

The Myrtle Club has formed with these
players:-A. Ryan. pitcher; F. Hall,
catcher; James Bowen, first base; John
CAMPBELL, second base; Steve Morris, third
base; Evans, shortstop; VIII White, left
kins, right field. Will White is the man
ger. Team averages II yers of age.
The Young Ma5estics would like to ar
range games with all clubs thirteen years
The Freshmen of st. Peters College
challenge all teams with members below
the ages of IS years. Address Joseph
Heavey. st. Peters College, Grand street.
The East Orange Club would like to ar
range games with all uniformed teams
that average from 16 to Is years of age. All
Saturdays and Sundays after Decoration
Day opens. All games away from home.
Address John Allen. "a Kensington place,
East Orange.
has organized for the coming season with
an exceptionally strong team. The team
will be uniformed n will open the sea-
Son 4 ne AZ .5 euluas Civ Wieh T The sl wo,lId ike uni9 To
hear from some good Newark teams
averaging between Il and 10 years of age,
for sunday and holiday games. They win
play either on their own grounds Or on
out of town grounds. Address William H.
Driscoll, Captain, No. 16 Ivy place, this
city.
The Alerts would like a few games with
all clubs with uniformed teams, offering
suitable guarantees. Address j. M.
Groel, Manager, No. IS Sixth street.
The st. Joseph's team won a ball from
the Baldwins Yesterday by a score of 16
to 9. Il
The Young Naval Reserves would like
to play all clubs with players thirteen
years of age. Address through 1.-THE
News" Columns.
The Little Giants have April 80, May q
and Decoration Day, morning and after
noon, open for first class clubs.
The South Bergen Field Club of this
city would like to arrange games with
the uniformed baseball mines of Newark,
giving guarantees, Newark Field Club or
Riverside Athletic Club preferred. Ad-
dress all communications to Edward Be-
gerow, manager, Nc. Is Crawford street,
Newark.
Today a conference will be held between
Andrew Freedman of the New York Club
and Fred Mersheimer of this city in ref
erence 70 a series of games between the
Giants and the West New York Field
Club. on the new ground at North Hud-
son.
Manager Smithson of the Hoboken Base
ball Club has signed some good material
for this season, and the team should prove
stronger than any representing Hoboken
since the days of the Jersey Blues. He
has made arrangements for the opening
OF the season, on April II. when the Pa
cilc A. c. of this city will play in Hobo
ken
This should prove a very interesting
game, as there is lots of rivalry between
the two teams. On April "a the Cuban x
Giants will be the attraction and on May
/ the Brooklyns of the National League
will appear. James have also been ar
ranged with st. Louis, Washington,
Louisville, Pittsburg and Baltimore,
which should prove great attractions to
the baseball ranks in his city.
Manager Smithson has signed a strong
er team than last season and several new
faces will be seen on the team, but they
are all well tried mon and can give a good
account Of themselves.
Reinach will not be with the team this
season, but his position will be safe in the
hands of Gil Hatfield.
St. Peters College was beaten in the