The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-06

The Hickory Baseball Club has organized for tho
coming season and would like to hear from all nrst-
class clubs Offering a sui able guarantee for Saturday
and Sunday games. Address John Lang. % Walton
street, Brooklyn.
the coming season and would like TO arrange games
with all aood amateur and emi.professional clubs
Rose street. Newark. MI.
The Montauk Baseball CLUB ia anxious to arrange
games with teams OF players over IL years old. Tho
A. Thompson cars Of Montaui BASEBALL Club. Nine.
tieth street and Fourth avenue. Brooklyn.
New HAVEN. March 5.-Tbe Yale faculty last night
voted to prohibit the annual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
baseball game this year because OF the rush between
the two classes on Washingtons Birthday. The rush
was ono OF the toughest ever INDUCED in here. The
ssssress th rss aSald Tie be i hss%lsy penalty as one of the
BALTIMORE. March Sc. II. Warner, who vas at ono
time considered a great baseball player. died yesier.
the country and caughtfor Frank Homer. SThe psir
were known as the Horner- Warner pony battery.
AsSIf tr eight .i ss prcf ssS oh. AT IL e. as OUT H.s and Of 10 are re.
and leaves a widow and two small childr ron.
H4FIroED, March S,m -iTIlh directors Of the CONNECT.
for a team In New Haven to 7. L. Riley and Conrad
New London franchise on condition that teams play
there more than one day at atime. The league as at
Rk r1idiants rt' WsteS SSnr,.'t M Il sien. ' Ns% Brits, haven ysn
London, Danbury. and Derby.
steps have been taken by the Volunteer A. c. to re-.
organize its baseball team for the coming season.
From the array OF candidates. this years team is eI.
Ed and Gus smith. Joe Kennedy. Jane, De Bow. and
wsiter and Harvey JONES'. Al FsfSer. Joe Bona, and
Ike Van zandt. all Of last years team; Charles
ii'ms College. and i, Abbot Of New York University.
The club e r,ady to book games with outof.town
De Bow, Secretary. 2io6 Eighth avenue,
vnLASovA. Pa, March 5.-The following schedule
team: April I: Dartmouth; ". Yale Law "a. Catholic
Universityi 10; AlischolastIes; 90, open: go. Rut,
May 8. Catholic University. at washington: T.
G.orgrtown University. at Washington; o. Mount st.
School. ut Pottsiown; Is, open; ii. Manhattan Col.
lege; 90, I.ehish; 20. seton Halls eS, Diekinson, 30.
Athletics. at Holyoke; Junel !, Holy Cross. at " orces.
South Il o "asasa l. t"a,is sHha ~ sS College. .; At ss Se% Y hsl.: at
Manager Henry GrimmeI Of the Columbia Athletic
Baseball club writes to THE srS as follows; THE
tude against rowdyism and Kicking on the neid. and
at : ,h he c %sesiy n, ss sh. manager: captain: or per,
structed not to kick or allow any kicking by any
be tTssted by the Umpire" The Club has adopted aRss %as Z
uniform consisting of brown shirt. cap. and pants.
ings aud belt. cIuis wishing games for Saturday,
and holidays during Nay. June. July. August. and
SsR.S," sSoul "n aad ES'si Henry sp,'e Grimm aslra m"ssgs or as 81;
wyihe avenue, Brooklyn.
The Cuban X Giants would like to hear from teams
season. The following is The makeup Of The team;
son, and James Robinson: catchcrs, Clarence vii.
Hams and Rob nt Jordan; nrt base. Ray Wilson; sec.
'pfA feN'F I'VE " AisFt hh'hh oebV 1li III, AnuY
Jackson; s~hortstop. Frank Grant; left field. Ross Gar.
rison; centre feld and right field viii be taken care
OF by the extra pitchers and cAtchsrs. The
nrSt two weeks of April win be devoted 10 getting
the team In condition by taking a Southern trip
playing at Old Point Comfort on April 1, 8, 8. rs
AM q; Portsmouth. lii Norfolk. 12; Petersburg. I3;
Washington or Baltimore, 1+i Reading. Pa, lb. and
Allentown 10. Clubs wishing games should ad.
dress y. u. Lamar. Jr,. manager. 1909 BathEate ave.
nue.. Manhattan.
The candidates for the InyiucibIe baseball team OF
aSsa una: , SSyle ssr SsT plso .rs,%i1 nut IL the i 5Sn .Ss g s..
week, owing TO the fine weather. For many years
the Invincihlei have been thu strongest nam in Tho
preparatory department. LAST season they Loaf only
one gam out OF twenty-five, 4 number OF the Old
players will he missing this year. hut tho new ma.
terlali Is quite promising Tn" candidates are; eaten.
Hcide and Edw ard MinahRni frst base, David Dono.
van and Dennis McLAurhlin; second base will he
looked afterby Joseph Sinnott OF last years team
James Pasquaie VIII cover short again; third hAse.
Thomas Nolan and George o'Dreni nelders. Rich
ard Harrington, WilliPm CurlSy. John O'IIrlen,
Charles K,nE, Wlll'em ,Minan. D'nieI Wives. HAIRY
Worllett. Julio Rabel. Thomas Augh'n, Edw lrd Ksi
ley. Edward AcGloin. frsnk Bau"hman. and Walter
coney. The schedule will be finished In about week