The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-01
Baseball Notes.
Durid !Stock-B. is correct.

Durid Stock-B. is correct.
ForhaU Crawford Sixteen.
Germany-klobedanz pitched for Boston In
q game at Washington Park this season.
Umpire Lynch has retired for the balance OF
the season. because of private business,
George Shock once Brooklyn's utility player.
has been released outright by Milwaukee.
The Brooklyns and, Clevelands, will inlay a
double header at Washin2ton Park this after-
noon. the first game to begin at 40 O'Clock
d. Suliran-Come to Park Row entrance to
the Bridge and take either Fifth or Third
1t is common talk that four Of the League
Chicago. New York. Philadelphia and Cincin-
natl are mentioned.
Goeckel. Philadelphia new first baseman is
filing the bill in fielding. being Cooleys gu
prror in this respect. but he Is still weak at
the bat and in base running.
The Semi professional Brightons have Sept.
4. A. M. open. and would like to book club
giving liberal guarantee. Address n. Brick
fed. 437 Cleveland street. Brooklyn.
The westwood and Hsdale Field Club has
Sept 9. l9. % and 80 open to any frst-class
club Offering reasonable euarantee Address
L. r. WORMS manager Westwood, Nd
search for young blood for the New lorks
nay pieWk o, up shorty FTieF F, Terry Denny
Through cancellation the Engiewood Field
Club second team has Sept. 8 omen for first
class uniformed team, A suitable guarantee
can be bad by addressing H. d. Chatter Engle-
The Manner A. c. have Sent. 2. 3. o and 10
open for irst,cass teams o1SrinG a suitable
would like to hear from the Marions OF Perth
hmboy. Address John Kunzelmann. Jr.. 1913
Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn.
j. T. 4Mass-l New York plays at Washing
ton Park in the m ornng and Brooklyn gous to
city, at the Broadway Central, Sturteyant or
emit living at Brighton Beach,
Il Buck E% vii 4 released hy CiPSipsat to
the Scsntlfc principles OF the game than any
| hit with the Philadelphia team.
| Tho Adams Baseball Club has Sunday. Sent.
| 3 and Labor Day open and would like to hear
from some strong team lout OF town.
| Westchester or Marions OF Amboy preferred.
| W. l.. Clark. BOB Montgomery street. Jersey
City.
Dickey Pearce at one time one OF the leading
shortstops OF the country, will receive bene-
At at Washington Park TOMORROW afternoon.
Tommy E.,erbrook,s Metropolitqns will play
dock. Roseman. Con Daley, Ed Stein Jack
Nelson, Jack Hayes Boyd and others.
Manager Hanlon said yesterday: " Barring
It did us ali good to knock Msekln out Of the
over here week after next. we'll teach them
something more about the hae points OF the
|
| Boston between Catcher Bill Clarke and his
/ employer. Soden," says Earl Wagner, bill
| wanted two passes for the game for his wife
| and a lady friend, who was guest OF Mrs
| Clarke. He made application TO Selee for
| the passes and was referred to President
| Soden. Bill was shown to the Soden sanctum
by the Soden seryitor ana was CURLY asked
| what he wanted Two passes for my wife and
| a lady friend Well, don't know who YOU
are. sir, Bill paused, gnsped, bis head swan
| he gave his name and he ask ed Soden IL he was
| Joking Young man., roared Soden, you must
| prove you are lillCis'kO' Bill was released from
| his dilemma by Il manager who happened int
| Sodcn's office IN the midst Of the conversation
and swore that the lank young man IN quss
| Clarke. Soden doesn't take tho interests o
| his players much to heart. | have heard that
| he isn't even on nodding termS with any OF the
PLAYERS who have joined the team within the
past two or three years. and that Kid Nichols
| Lowe and Herman Long were on the team
four years before he became acquainted with
Them Washington Post
| baseball, Washington Park, To-day.
Two games for admission. las and Il, N