The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-13

There were no Western League games played yes
terday.
outhclder Jake stencil. recently released by st.
Louis has signed with Cincinnati.
Hartman has been fsrmed ont 70 the bridgeport
C CnS and mpt take ~. regular turn in the box
The st. Pauis have July 10 open for any team Of
fsHs suitable .,rst Joseph hen
The Dimock x Fink Company Baseball clgb would
like to hear from 81 Ear, o .tres
Third Ba,eman Coughlin Of the wllkesbarre Club
has been sold TO Washington. bnt he will not join
Irwins players until after the Atlantic League sea-
The Avon A. C. would like to arrange games with
teams averaging 10 years and Offering a suitable
Street. Newark, M.
The watsessing Baseball Club. leader in the EsssI
G0qny Amnsnr ss a ars Re" AdGess B. G.
DALEY, BioomheId. Il, j..
The Niagsras, whose players average 20 years,
want games with uniformed teams. All sundays II
August and September open. Address WilliamV.
Drscoll. 20 Henry street, Jersey City
ready to book clubs Tor S.turdays and sundays
1y T sa rsn rs st. S1iya
open and would be pleased to h'ar from some first
GrsSs A. s. Richardi. ~ McFSrsns street, Dover.
The West Orange A. c. has July ~ and Aug. II and
10 open for first class clubs only 10 he played on
opp9nents grounds WInid IKE 70 sTIsYG e., sn T
Fort Ice A. c. preferred.
The St bartholomew A. G. has few more open
dates for nrst:class semi professional teams within
VIII viii be- accepted address William A. schwab. 205
and md 2Ia Fast I2d street,
change Hugh Jennings for Hans Wagner. Tho
Iouisylc people do not feel Inclined to accept tho
ofar. They say Wagner II a conner. WINE Jcn-
nnss' usefulness is practically at all end
The Rub1ers Of jersey Cly hayn Snnd"y; JnIy i";
open. and would be peaSe % near ron S"'i.o Ian,
sundays IN AuEnst and SrptemoGr "neH III, H"u''S'
! Jim williams the Pttshurg clubs much talked;
| Of third haseman made daring ATTEMPT t. steal
hom from thr has IN the sGath mnM IN S az
and he would have scored only that the ball mt
Bowermsu.
President Frank De Hass Robson Of the st, Louis
Club, when talking for publication inNarianly de
clarcs that he IL in favor OF IlGan hs.ral, mo e
havIor Of his players, which has disGlt'ied me st.
sirSs. H'odiumi-m has helped to kill the game in
| half of the League cities.
The South Paterson A. c. has a few open dates in
| August for saturdays and SUNDAYS and will b"
rmaruntees The DOyers. Montclair. EnglCwood,
0ritani wrstwnod aud bloomheids preferred "A
dress William T.. Bush, manager, Lake View. M
1t is rumorcd that the Brooklyn Club contcmplA,es
several changes IN tn makeup Of thS team. It Is
a6Snt to he s1ld or traded Tor new talent Manager
Hanlon would not mention any names r,str!d ,f,
team goes on tho next Western trip
The Brooklyn Heights would be pleased to hear
from all m out OF town teams tr BIn f o,
urdays and Sunday IN July, August ana sept n9rr
NNuttiey ana BAY KtSc A. L. preferred, Address r.
! A Hunter, 22d Skilruan street, Brooklyn.
The cable Sa;S1 G@. sf JGrseg c %Ih
| holidays with teams within 100 miles Of Greater
W S Sew Y EIP Fea l iTH 5G"ksn ;rsoy
ton, Boonton, Dover, orang" and 2tn'rS' address
Baseball, Washington Park. +. NJ. To-Day.
| Brooklyn VS.. ST. Louis. Adm. Doc. and 2oc.-4dc