The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19

II. r. P.Thc pitcher can be removed at auy time.
vi w.-The batsman goes to first base on a balk.
7. b.. Hartford,-Thc basman should receive hit.
3. f NS. B. We Il" NOT PRINT '''' scores No.
Tho surface of Washington Park is so rough .hat
the players find It difficult t. handle gruundcrs.
The superba Baseball Club would like to arrange
games with teams averaging - TO 10 years old for
snnd'ys IN August Address j. Jersey, 40 Gold
II years, has July ~ OPEN out-of town team pro.
ferrel. address Louis Viemeister. o5o Franklin
The North End A. c. tonm ! Ns'wark would like to
arrange games with teams. Offering suitable guar.
Elliott street. Newark, 4 J J. '>''A ''"' a. w. 80
The Seneca Baseball Club has a few Saturdays and
ss %I iSs o semi
F. ~ ons, 632 East l3ath street.
, Owing to "a m,sundcrsandinE The Riverside Field
club has July ~ upen and would like to hear from
any nGaT 9a Sno 9tpE oH S StahS
Broad
The westwood and Hllsdalc Field Club has July
~ open for hrstclass semi. professional team on
dress +: p Noorhis. secretary and manager. West
wood. \. J.
decided to organize their Arst baseball team. They
would be pleased to hear from teams averaging from
East Hghtieth street.
owngto transfer of date the Volunteer A. A. has
team aGrnx 20 %aS. qnarane Bo"ntoh om%
Doyerprelerred. Address Charles F.. Lang manager,
The south Bergen Field Club Of Jersey City las
July ~ open tor n irst'Class amateur team. Game
to he played al ClarCmont avenue grounds. Jersey
CITY Address Fred b MulcoH, manager, $50 Braun
hall avenue, Jersey City.
The star A. q. would like to arrange two games for
Labor Day with a hrstcIsss team To play away from
arc also open for sunday games. Address Charles
ark + manager "'" ''S''n'" street. New
The Anchor F. c. of uoboken would like to ar.
range games with teams averaging years for Sun.
DAYS; would also like to hear from teams offering
suitable inducements for saturdays. Address &.
Wullschager. care of I. A. Schwartz. 1874 Huds III
street, hoboken. j.
st. MarysH. NJ c. A. would like to hear from first
class uniformed clubs o1eTiug suitable guarantee;
Madison. Elizabeth A. {. aud Crawford preferred.
A. NJ and p, VI. Addre-s Manager James Lahcy, III
william street Newark, y. j.
The Paterson Baseball Club. a semi .prnt, ssioual
organl2at"n. las secured control Of II" uld Atlantic
League grounds al Paterson, and Will play sunday
Sasn nSs Wclt New Yoks aud s othHr, as sS
address +. Friedrich, Paterson Morning can. Pater.
son, y. j.
The Bradford f. c. would like to hear from all
uniformed teams averaging II years old. uut-uf.
town teams Offering suitable guarantee preferred.
Phe Bradfords would like TO hear from the Dlytons
Fast New tork. Address W. i. Harrington, man
Sgcr. 3O'32 Gold street.
The scores Of the games played by the Bruoklyus
at home sent out by the Assoc ated Press and com
piled 10y the clubs Official scorer creating much
comment because Of their inaCCur4cy. There seems
| to be tendency to cut down the error column Ut
| the home team and fatten the basc.hit record In
the Associated Press scores Of tn" Brooklyn chicago
game played on Monday and muhlIsned yesterday
no errors gwen To either WolvrrtOn or MrCur-
mick, while two errors that were made hy Day wrro
| wiped ont. Wuher.on mad" three glazing ,rrors,
Dahlcn. Mcclure and Hughes while Kcrlrr received
Int for a hall that was FUN bled by Mccormick.
Daly errors missed krOunder that let in two Iuns
and mum. were twisted into singles for DonAhuO
and GArVin.