The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
team d.,-.,.a the Third ostlins Battery

nine by n score Of l O. "
The West sido club .retdy to book games for tho
Messler. tbo Wet SIDE a'snnr' Jersey CITY STANG
enaran'c" eve. to-. "A date. ue'red' Inc ""St
Side Club play n Sund " games
The Active y c at Paterson would Ike IN arrange
games with teams In or around New York, avsiai-
lns eighteen year. and oisr,ne a suitable guarantee
h. BrIoiy. 90 Dale avenue Paterson. y. j.
The Kenslco Buebal club would Ike to hear from
The DanenTu Nlsnd,',, iiSas.' Mnahr v,rIas'
Bnrnuyh r. {. an DrIIn,rrh r. e. address, l., Hal.
bran, Captain. I34 West Forty third street
The Prospect Field cllh I. really to book game;
at Prospect + G. grounds. Hpwsris. Crown A q,
Nassau. Wet nj A. e alt hauler I. g. preferred
Address J. Ia Ioet. - '.rattan street, Brooklyn.
Tho Crescent lia.eb,li A.-ooI, ton OF New York
d,sre- 10 arrange games with n. Empire y. {. o.
Philadelphia, tlclsnn rs Mountain 4 e. stat
a-s, ciss. tssns y ,'in 300 m'Ios ot New York FER
iug a -uIta'l e yuaran o. Address q. Hen pelor,
Be retarv. 63S Fast l5-th street.
HvAV,. March The Cuban x Giants won an.
other game IN the Alm"ndsus baseball disnQnd
yestcriay. They tcfeate Tho Alnenlais nyls -
HD.,iIs sd so'i tSeiaine va. a%'sstIr-. rhs LOWEST
hit o. this series o. game. va. N" one by Jor1an,
~short.top for tn" Giants, who made a home run IN
the second inning.
The Lin wood baseball Club ~ Astoria would like
TO arrange gam : with ,d%rst:cla', t"ans within NJ
teen nils Of New i06ki 0nsani = sn,"p,s snA nam.
days In Nav; Nev'"wn Grers, Howsrds,, Oritani Y.
C., ST. Mon ca-, AleIts AMI TenliyH OF New jersey
preferred, Address Willism J. Mcintyre, manager.
BAL Putnam avenue, BrooLlyn.
Tho junior cmrloya-s Of Weed \ Kennedy have
formed a baseball team under the name OF the Al.
Ian . ia ehall Club. and will play any trsm 81 the
inslran,e CO mpanies " Hr% 'Oklyn. or New YORK,
averaging s%eg'nietn Years; 9arnestp he played Satur'
day aftei n JOns O. ! respect ark. Address william
Teller, ~ Sllllyan stieet. or VILLA am +. Draycott,
al skillman street. Dropklyn.
The Dewey Baseball Clun Of Orange has elected
th 80 officers: william Brennan. Pre-. 'ent JOSEPH
Quinn Wcs.Presideut; ia Aes NJ rigan, Manager
ard Treasurer; Paul J Lonsla, Secret, ~, q d 20.
,eph Longua ,autain. he club would he pleased
10 schedule gam = WI all reputable cams Offering
a suitable qua antrs within q radius OF I0t miles "
orange ". ! Aiiress Paul J. Longua, p. o. Box
1898. New York city.
So great has ben the success attained by the
Armory Baseball A,eociaunn. c n M of he varl'
qua reg mental co nmaLGI IN New York and Brook
lyn that \ ide"' M will he held tom, row ~ which
the delrg,t-s Wall be asked TO vote on tie PROPOSE
ton - Keep The league in "~xl.tence all the year
round. Every romma"d that " at prsS"I : : MA ed
IN the ch rnploushlp race IL ready, II II sali. ~ ron
tinue Is ulns and play tie ont lopr game, The plan
70 be presented to the meet NJ II g. start On Memoir
ial Dav aud 10 play on oyerv satur'ay AMI holiday
tn he outdoor seaAOn for a sultalletrouhy.
BELI FvnLE. March iO-Msns;.r Bum " tho
woodsti- 4. G. has n out completed the basenall
schedule ~ tho coming season and has booked he
q. \. I II Newark for the ope ing game on April
Is. All " last years players have been engaged
with the exception OF the third ha.eLan and pitcher
NcMirhaels, form 'ny Of tho Texas Stat" League.
will play at thl.l in place Il Billet. Smith, fnr.
ros with Duguis. Westlah' vii catch, AMI In the
diamond will be Cnmesky, warren, Blum. and
McMichaels. while FLYNN. Wsnthouso and the
pitcher will cover the outheld.