The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19
Baseball Notes.

phbcphi W.
Reader.-RadtOrd played with the Brooklyn' in
At the West Field Club on gu nday the Jersey City
State League.
Julius Goldstein.-No National League club 10 per.
mittel to play an exhibition game during the cham.
pionship season.
Jim cortett madea bet the other day with Honest
win the pennant.
The Welcome Hall 8. G. has May 80. juno a. July
and 80. and Aug. IL open. and would like to close
tie he same with uniformed 3D. teams; oItof.town games
mer street. Brooklyn.
The Village Field Club has a baseball team ave.
raging y TO- ~ years, and you'd like to hear from
Sundays aud holidays. Address william Joseph.
los-lll Prince street.
amateur teams willing to play for eIpenses on
sundays and HOLIDAYS; ArmitaGe A;C., St. Monicas
manager. Norwood. NJ. ~"
The Hedfords OF Yorkville would like to arrange
games win nhtfSrmed teams averaging II years for
sundays anu mondays during June. July and Au.
Kilbride. 100 Park avenue.
The Norman Baseball Ciab would like to arrange
games with uniformed teams. LcuoI b. b. G., Ash.
f"rds Hqdsons aud Atlantics Of East New York pre-.
ham, p. O. box :, Evergreen, l. l..
The Borough a; {; has these open ls,es: June II.
from the evergreen A. G, Sutton Mn" jr. 4 w tS neHr
Field Club and Leo B. B. G. Address Louis Grim.
mel. I2s Wvthe avenue, Brooklyn.
The old Black Diamond base ball team has been
reorgai!iLed for the season and is ready to book Sun.
ia. AM holiday games with strong teams Offering a
street.
succeed Watkins. recently resigned, John c, Than.
mar wonid PROBABLY consider an otter. Chapman
ers. lie las picked up many dnc young players in
ms tilae. including Hugh Jennings.
BAY sIDE. l.. l., May Is.-The Bay Side Baseball
clrn will PLAY a series Of exhibition games in Ham.
.':9u'Sh' ~ ~ hEE daronr tity; Nj and Atlantic
the STRONGEST amateur teams in this section. will
tax" = nr'tclass aggregation Of tossers with them on
me trip,
Tho Yale University baseball team will meet the
oransg Athletics tomorrow at Orange Oval. For
several consecutive years the Orange team mad bteA
llc,crinus III the!r :alnrn with iale unit! last year,
ana IN cpnsTinrnccn %. last years defeat the Orange
lo,s ar. making great preparations to add another
&AMnM9gr. May ~ wilbur +. Lynch. who WAS
sub subj" %@It I, e de-, o." N, t;e - and ,ns nine", has con.
FIRST appearance, Of the season this afternoon and
liity yea rS Simr to G% r;iH mnrinE the r Sm,trS prSS'icr; L99gl:
thi+ move has been -trcnythoncd. materially. Morse
Naturd y against pcnusylvan,a at phIadciphis,
! 40 hrst gam" ~ the newly organized ball team
o. ~" nrtnCt"enl q. hmlnIns~, Manhattan Dor
will he p!t'ca against tn" pntked ninr of the bsrArt,
n."nl of Public l%ulldlnrs, IishttnS aud supplies OF
G"nHiSsi"r"rs TIomars. ], brady 'D,mS"S'i Ca msnTTSIi
Tna S.hn %gaii@yic, 'na SnpcmntrpdGnt: loIn !.
counter.
According to a lettor received at THE SUN once
last night from chm sam, assistant manager Of the
Chinese Giants baseball team, the Celestial balltoss.
crs, who are travelling mp the State playing games.
are drawing big crowds wherever they play. Chin
SlW IA, $ mat the INST game tLr Cinnamon PLAYED
was At PouGlkccpsie.. whore the" met the tolOr-d
New Works, The novelty IT the game attracted a big
iieated by the score OF u to /. ON Wednesday tn"
Ehin4!A"l ,aGHin, tackled "a" colored NV lnrks at
",ulants' made a great effort to win, and. slthough
they showed mp we'll both at the hat and in tho neld,
they were again b.aten by a srore II IL 20 q. Chin
sam winds up his letter with n glowing account Of
his team's hn4 playing and admits that he has sew.
sral "pheao1f' who ought TO be In the big League.