The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-23
Baseball Sotes.
BIZ. Yes.

Bin.-lts.
II. V c. Plat, Carteret.-The run counts.
Williamson.-Jones never played second base.
The Brooklyns cross bats with st. Louis next Sun.
day.
c. R.-The first game is the one regularly SEIZED.
! A. J. lie B.-I. wins the bet. The protest will not
stand.
F.N. H.-his percentage would be .6s7. as the base
ON balls does not count a. Il time at bat.
Since leaving the Polo Grounds the New Yorks
have played to date ten games, Of which nine have
been defeats and one a victory.
Tim Hurst. who is umpiring all Of the important
should be appointed to the League stan at once.
II is said that the Brooklyn Club is $4,000 ahead
also u financial, winner. 1t looks as though the RI.
suits of the big deal will exceed expectations.
The Cadets OF Columbian Guard. whose players
average IL to IL years and are uniformed. would
nike to hear from strong teams Of the same age,
Address Richard j. M&uire. manager, l4l Calyer
street. Brooklyn.
The Barnard baseball team would like to play in
a npSy 3 { 81 , 1HNn rs ssams wilma y .a1,ss loo pd miies OF 'h aSS city.
William Weidnan, manager, sixth avenue and Pacific
street, Brooklyn.
The Bergen County A. A. would like to arrange
"A II and +. NJ, Is. ~. 20. all Saturdays in August,
and Labor Day are open. Address L. g.. TraynOr,
Rutherford. n. j.
The Black Diamond Baseball Club has all sundays
lev snndsSs IN Ans" !" oren ss AND w%"i LAY" Ee pi Sas !
to book same with semi-professional teams in and
dress Fred thinner. manager, 1928 East 10th street,
The Detroit ?. c. has a few more open dates, ana
i~w . MAr Il Nh Hu ,hs saG'G E mitM hTst' Mass Wanr GlT6s CIV
Knickerhocker A. G., Fordham State Hospital. Boon.
Address i, T, Alexander 44s Vest thirty second
street.
The Bensonhurst Field Club would like to complete
their schedule with out of.tOwn teams, within 800
miles Of New York, Offering n suitable guarantee.
address w. q; Bi0ssteid; marSTeL baseball depart,
street, Bensonhnrst, /. ]. or Arthur +. Orr. acting
manager, 3+ON Decatur street, Brooklyn.
uha AHntNVl. l1aN n,-lul1 FIal A. ---Nt g.
days in May and June open, also Saturdays in June.
for trst;class uniformed teams; Eur.La Of Newark,
York and staten Island preferred; Games TO he
PLAYED at s Borough gmd t sMai, AGdT%sS W. j. CAWmpbell,
Owing to tho indifferent playing of several Of their
opponents thus far this season. the Alcits have de-
ground, on sundays in June and July. The man,
agement wishes to refill these dates with strictly
ments. Address Timothy b. Halpin, 237 Broadway.
The Empires OF East New YORK have May - open
intend to play a few Wednesday and T9ursd i"e xa nuss
away from homs. and would like to hear from teams
Morris Plains, Dover and orange A 4, preferred.
address Henry Adam, manager, no Halsey street,
Tho Everett Baseball Club would like to arrange
games with trst-class, semi protest.. ma! clubs for
slttabIs vnarsntec viii be con.tdsrsT. p THs y .
will be given TO raErytown. EngleTood F.C,, Tap.
oritani T; G; and Emerald. Of we.tch"ster. Address
CAMBRIDGE. May 2e.-The FIRST game OF the inter.
class baseball series between the freshmen and
sOphOmores WAS played this afternoon On Holmes
Field before a crowd OF about 1000 students. At
the beginning of the game the sophomorrs took the
hrst base line and the freshmen third base. Cannon
crackers soon eEan to explode and the spectators
to crowd in on the play eTS; oranges soon began to
ny. and II was not until Odd Johns stock ran out
that II stopped The freshmen wsr" at hrSt badly
ratified, but rcGaincd themselves in the NTH inning.
and made a game try for the game, hut the ten runs
the sophomores secured in the early innings was
too great to b" overcome, and they won, IL to 10.
STAMFORD. MAY 22.-Fanwood Az credited them.
selves with winning from Belts A adrmy on Satur.
day. A. the end OF tho eighth mining the score
stood : To- y in Fsnwpod's favor. Belts had last
attempted To strike at a ball very close to him,
which. on doing, struck hln. in wished TO take his
base on this, calling II a dead ball" The umpire
called 1t a strike by rule AZ. section =. which decision
IL correct. FAnwOod would not agree to this. They
wished the man TO remain at hrst. Tho umpire said
the man would have TO return to the bat or be called
out. FanwoOd thereb pom left the held and the UNI.
Uire ATarded the gaps' to the Belts academy nine.