The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-26
Baseball Notes.

Z.-Divide the number Of safe hits made
by the number OF times at bat
President Kerr OF Pittsburg. says his club
will have q hard time to make expenses this
season.
Williams OF the Plttsburgs leads the League
In hits yielding more than one base. He has
Pat Donovan says that II the Pittsbure team
remains as it is at present constituted. 1t will
be in the hunt for the pennant next season.
The Chicagos have made one hundred double
ss thu fpe plays
The Linden Club will pay ex penses from New
York to hrst-class team for game on Labor
d Rsy z ~ Address R. 8. Cole manager Lin
The Johnstown Field Club has Aug. IT open
for good On Its SId M gys fair
uce Exchange.
The Lamartines would like to hear from
old, Address George Neuman. 423 West
Hanlon says that II Casey can keep at the
gait shown in the recent Boston series. WaG..
ner and other star third basemen are not
wanted by Brooklyn.
The Watts ssslng Club has q few open dates In
septep Der. and would Ike to hear from good
clubs desire desirous to Play At Wafsessng Address
games .chsauisd With the TenafY j. B. q q
TeSs kin n j. please ssnS name and address
Irwin OF Washington has offered the release
OF pitcher Mercer to the Baltimore Club for
5000. The Brooklyn Club has been after
Mercer. too for several weeks.
While Hickman was waiting for his ten days
Brooflyn. Louisville. CIncinpeti and Washing
ton, The Bostons resigned him.
The Ruby A. G. OF Fairview. N. j.. has Aug.
26 and Sept. z and open for teams averaging
"a to Is years Expenses gua A. Address
The Philadelphia Club carries a man on tha
trips whose SOLO duty is to study the signals OF
the opposing batteries. and transmit them to
the Quaker batsmen by secret code.
Eagles were defeated by the Port Jervis nine
wins tho Orange Wayne League pennant.
+. 6. has Sept 2 and Sept. Labor Day open
Address Harold Byron. South Orange. n. j.
eanized, would like 10, hear from frst-elnss
Otto bishop. f42d street and St. Ann's avenue.
The Lenoy Club Of ASTORIA has al! SUNDAYS
da due m Address James Towies. sS5 Tenth
DErnorT. Aug, 24.-President yanderbeek Of
the Detroit Club has sold E!b u Gae and Fssk
deal for Frisk was closed at the same 0gure.
The semi professional Brighton Club has a
few sundays In September open. keasonahle
emi-profes sional clubs preferred. Address
n. Brckned. +37 Cleveland street. Brooklyn.
Cincinuatis protest against tho result Of tho
heks Wilson. acting as umpire. was accused Of
treating the Reds unfairly; has been turned
down by the Leagues Board OF Directors.
The Montauk B. Is. O. OF South Brooklyn has
Sept. 3 and Labor Day mo rning and afternoon
open for games on its SrO1nds' W. WI "a, allow sL-
to fhoSps wGs e 0sY or PVWSs
| street.
The Adams B. b. G. has few Sundays open
Empires Err. Of Brooklyn. Cat holIc Protectory or
3 S:s L. IoaafFR' sSS
Jersey City.
The Neptune, A, G, OF Jersey. City has Aug.
| 20. Sept. 2 and Labor. Day tafternoon) open,
and would like TO hear from sem-proiCsBionAl
Ssms 20 P aom New Yok IdSress John
Cox. l2a Princeton avenue. Jersey City.
| Gocckel, OF the Philadelphia team, who was
vania Glce Club. has organized Gunrtette.
composed Of Donahue, Lander. Cross and him
| self and will entertain the boys on the road.
| John l. Rogers ought to get into the game,
The Argyle Baseball Club has arranged the
| following schedule for the balance OF the sea-
POUNDS al Vest Chester: sept, 3. Gentra A. G.
s"pt "a, N MonteE'y 4, {. y ~. Belmont
| The South Paterson A. c. has Aug. 26 and Fl
| omen and would like TO close with some nrst-
| class ont OF town team offer ng suitable guar
| Antae alAO DADOT Dhy morning ana afternoon,
and few Saturdays aud Sundays In septem-
| Der. Address William Z. Bush. Lake Wow. N. J.
| A st. Louis paper says; The Brooklyn
| team is made up OF great talent and 10 playing
| the game Of tho season. With a man lik Q
| Hanlon at the helm, the BfooklynS have played
| up 70 general expectations They are as oon
| sisteut a lot OF players as there are In the
| League and have been skillfully handled"
Here is what Donovan the rittshurg man
| Rger, thinks Of tho League race: HanlOn has
| a will of iron and heart OF steel, He is also
| game to the marrow, He has set his mind on
| winning the pcunant and will spend money To
| land It, | believe the Ba!timorcs are Danger
| Gus factors In this contest and will ultimately
fight it out with the Brookiyns.
| McGraw OF the Bnltimores is accused by the
| players OF various League teams with lntimi-
dating umpires at nome and using tho foulesi
language to the judges OF play whenever 9
decision 10 rendered against the Orioles
The rowdyism OF the Baltimores has been &C
charged with cowardto4 for not ontaFoing the