The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-12
Amateur Baseball Players.

Sundays, and holidays with teams averaging 10
ling place. Brooklyn.
The Montauk Baseball Club would like to arrange
"a pssr w'sh A GIGSs WIFI @iii,I Tls{ II Ts syelse manager ,pS@t 70 si Ia
Quincy street. Brooklyn.
The old Highlands have reorsanisod for the ssa-
Offering a guarantees. address Frank Smith, 2st
McDougall street. Brooklyn.
The BROOKLYN Field Club has May 80, two games.
open for any strong out OF town club Offering . fair
guarantee. Address F.. G. Winnett, manager, lh2
Richardson street, Brooklyn.
The Empire Baaeball Club would like TO arrange
games with clubs giving a suitable guarantee; out. Of
town examinations preterred: Address G b. Pull
The Belmonts of East New York would like to play
games with teams averaging no pounds or ia year.
schaufer. 2Ss snedeker avenue. Brooklyn.
The Manhattanville team has May ls. July %.
Aug, ~; ~ and M,tb, Labor s06 m Day o q W. to yt h5s'-c hssro or,
@. j. Palmer. Secretary, $50 Columbus avenue.
The Commercials of fremont are ready to book
ssm's and ~i'f ]hS sit q "" HIpsns sas" viii II be s" Allowed. ' Hd:
dress William zabriskie. 74o Fast i4oth street.
DAspuRr,, May io.-This city will have q semi.pro.
fessional club this year. Teams wanting games
should write to Fred A. Shear. manager, p. Q. box
AZ. Wednesday and Saturday games preferred.
The Brooklyn Heights team has MAY 20 open for
out.of-town. teams giving . fair guarantee: also a
few open dates in June and July: Address R. A.
The Lone Star Baseball Club Of West Harlem would
like TO arrange games for Wednesdays and Saturdays
y Ti.h up Hdd7e.s John isnT Ros sssF IS Manhattan i5S% Il street ss 10
Tho Bradhurst baseball team of Harlem would
like to arrange Sunday and holiday. games with
teams only. Address W. Grau. sos West 147th street.
The New York Field Club is ready to book games
T,tn strong fsiT riS snsr no, . sst ra1miysa Suh hadrs. sn %i,i hSn,
p. Graves. manager. ss2 Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn.
The Madison Baseball Club would like to arrange
for Sundays or holidays in June. July. August and
September. Address ". H. Ritz, +43 Second avenue.
Tho original DreadnAught b. b. C. would like TO
bear from semi-rrofessional teams for DECORATION
PAX o a. p N; and n N I. s Nd p Su L, = X "A M; ana i! F I. NJ L2o snd
o32 East 1seth street.
The Iron Cross baseball team would like to ar.
range an out.of.town game for Decoration Day. A
aging IL years. Address John j. Reible, 2I2 Hsrri.
son avenue. Jersey City.
The Linwood Baseball Club will play friendly
games on Saturday afternoons at the homo grounds
In Astoria with teams sveragdpg II years 4 return
wood street. Astoria. L. I.
The Liberty Field Club would like to arrange
games Nth nrst class uniformed cam Offering :
B. Farrell. 23o8 Eighth avenue.
would like to hear from all teams averaging II
years, All dates open except the morning Of Dec
tain. IOa East Ninety sixth street.
The Columbia A. G. would like to hear from a good
gaafsF 6ls' for 'ss Saturday. ThS's and SI' SsIida sysrt tie un : Sa t ot
Richheld Park, n ~ preferred. Address Charles
Homer, manager. 7do Plane stroot. newark, NJ.
The Neptnnes OF Jersey City would like to hear
from the Brockton Field Club, Crawford &C. Ores.
cents of Plainheld, Nassaus Of Brookl IN, Empires of
Brooklyn. Mount Vernon. Tarrytown and other first.
class teams Offering suitable arrangements. Address
Harry A. W. Welsh, 1O5 Linden avenue. Jersey City.
n J.
Tho Ignatius Baseball Club OF Loyola Church de-
sires to arrange games for Saturdays and holidays
with all teams averaging from 1t to II years; church
clubs preferred. Would like to hear from the Anun.
Citations. the Sacred Heart Academy. De La Sale, st.
Francis Xavier and the Cathedrals. Address Charles
Carroll. manager. lo6 East Eighty.fourth street.