The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-10
Baseball es.

iFANhA'A va WE
Harry Davis was released yesterday by the wash.
ington Club to Providence.
The Brooklyns begin a series of four games with
noon.
Tn" Boonton Baseball clsb will book games with
strong clubs only. Address Sam g. Harris, man
ager, B 'ontun. \. j.
In tn" game between the Erasmus Hall High School
team and the Poly Prep nine at Adelphi Field on
Monday Erasmus won by 3 to :.
The Alpines of Brooklyn would like TO arrange
games with teams averaging - years. Address l..
The Montgomery Baseball club has May ID open
for a game on its grounds. Address Phil Cashin,
manager, 200 Railroad avenue. Jersey city.
The Lincoln Field Club Of rayonne Wishes to book
=. +. Honehton, II state street. New York.
Manager Of tn. Belmonts The score should re.
the Belmonts winning by a score of 10 to II.
The Murray Hills have next Saturday.. May IL.
antee, Address Nate :. strong, "Hi First AVENUE,
The Defender Baseball club would like to arrange
g. q. R T'sn GI"? "a sS Mas6oiEia a1c Te"r, Jersey %l., tCa it4'
The Films Of Guttenhmrg will play teams averaging
from y To IA years. Address 4. Gallagher. mana.
1 YSrI. '"'F'S's'R0'" street an" Eleventh avenue No"
The Midget Baseball Club would like to arrange
sd! Ad rI3S 'l ", 4 "s MScus p' .se Vest .SsF fsfr, - tS ysnGs
street.
The Morris \. G.. PLAYERS averaging from u to 10
teams of the same age. Address Henry Brian, 1878
Park avenue.
Inc NhnhAttan Reserves nave MAY III. ~, 10 and
June 80 open for games away from home and would
like to hear from all hrst-clasA teams guaranteeing
tan College.
The Dewey \. c, would like to hear from hrst.clsss
teams w 4hif2t me miles ieT II SA Tss S Sn M p1et tt ana a "a:
dress Timothy p. Connell. captain. Mills Hotel. 10
Rivingtor street.
range games with hrst.Class teams Offering a suitable
guarantee. May a, 20. q and dates in June arc
street, Brooklyn.
The Everett Baseball club would be pleased to
. eaaS s En" N sM FOR s Nav 7. " smd nI' viii ifA NE AT rea sxsr
able guarantee. Address George W. Day. manager.
424 Seventh avenue.
The Barnsrds will play out.oftown teams within
100 mile. of New York; those Offering a reasonahls
sa" of George Barnard / CO, sixth sVonne an% Pa a
cIhc street. BROOKLYN.
The Hu%sr:Ck 4: c would like to bsCs game. with
SATURDAYS; SUNDAYS. and holidays. Teams must
sn; r,S" i ls 9s =. !. T.an. = .1d ct. 2e@ Ea. a 'n Utah . Fg,T,
The Merrimac Baseball Cinb of Brooklyn would
like to arrange games with, teams averaging IL
expenses required from out.of.town teams. Address
John Roeniysamcn. manager. asa Seventeenth
The Clinton Field Club has a few more open dates
for hrstclsss uniformed teams for satu rday after,
those offering suitable guarantees preferred. Ad.
dress Frank fnunHlinG, manager, " Reid street.
The American Baseball Club has secured Standard
Park at FaiIvicw. ); j.. and has Saturdays and sun.
JIn%iiS l. Tniforinssd teams team syeraTins = ia S or Il years
old can book games by addressing A. Trudsau
Smith, manager, 20 West Thirty NTH street.
The Mount Vernon Y. NJ. G. A. has organized =
baseball team aud would like TO hear from y, M.
c. A. or school teams who will play on the Y. NJ. &. 4.
grounds. The team averages n wears old and about
l3n pounds. Address. William J. Harper. manager.
~ and - South Fourth avenue. Mount Vernon. y. !.
Tomorrow the Fordhamsw will meet the HOLY Cross
Colleg" team of Worcester at FOrdham, Extensive
preparations have been made for this game. a. il il
the tirst time that the WoTcestcr boy, have Wis, ted
New York, Mckrnna and Slattery will be the bat
terry for fordhanl. vhilc Grlren and Brennan will
look att& the interests of Holy Cross.
The Greenpoint A.. A. has Decoration Day open, aud
a reasonable guarantee. The Greenpoints have Sc.
cured Frank Scott, late Of the Fort Plains team Of
the state League; kavSnaugh. formerly NJ Glovers,
ers. For games address Joseph Shea. I4s Franklin
street. New York.
The ArChdincesan Union Baseball League. coin.
posed NJ teams from III" Catholic clubs Of this city,
has been rcorgsniZed with nine CLUBS. Celtic Park
has been secured and two games will be PLAYED every
Sunday afternoon, one beginning at l o'clock aud
the other at I O'Clock. IN" schedule follows. the /
Raj hazel and Holy Cross ". Loyola; 81. ". Alphonsus
VS.. loyola aud Columbus vs.. 81. Gabriel. 90. ii. Mon.
lea VS.. Holy Cross and Spaldiug ". ST. Raphael.
June =. Columbus vs.. ~. Raphael ard st. Catherine
VS.. Loyola: IL. st. Gabriel va. 81. Catherine and ~.
Alphoneus VS.. HOLY Gross: ~. Spalding vs.. Loyola
and 81; Monica vs. Columbus; 26, 81. A!phonsns VS..
Monica vs.. Loyola and 81, Raphael vs.. st. Gabriel,
=; H 1 Srt SToS IS vs. g, 'R1nmoHs ana St. MP6onSns vs.
St, Monica vs.. st, Catherine, %. s%paiding vs., Holy
Cross and Loyola Va. Columbus: 80. st. Gabriel Va.
Holy Cross and ST. Alphonsus vs.. Spalding: Aug. :.
ST. catherine vs.: .coldmbu. and st, Raphael vs. st,
Monica. -. st. Monica W. st. Gabriel and Spalding
VS.. Columbus; FL, ~. Catherine VS.. st Alphons aus
and Holy Cross ys; St. Raphael p, Loyol1 vs.. s.,
spalding vs.. 81. Monica and 81. Gabriel vs.. LoyolA.
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