The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-10
Baseball Notes.

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The New Works are a. IN. bottom of the list in neid-
ing.
Hart Q, Chicago wants to have the hit by pitched
bali rule abolished
Up to last Saturdays games Flick Of PhilAdel.
phla led the League In batting according 70 unof'
ncial averages.
Maui. who has been pitching about half a dozen
games each season foI the past three years. has Just
been released BY the Philadelphia club
The Englewood +. c, second team has July i4open.
and would like 10 arrange a game With a team having
f~rstclass grounds. Address +. l. White, Engle-
wood, \. j.
charge against his second baseman. Taylor. OF
throwing fecen, games 10 Springfield in order 10 get
his release.
The ST. Joseph Lyc.um has a few open dates which
Il would like 10 All with out OF tow semi proie ssional
teams which OTTER a reasonable guarantee. Address
II. h. Farrell. z30S Eighth avenue.
Umpire Hurst had a lively time with the Phllsdel-
phia players at ST. Louis last SATURDAY. He finally
inflicted a fine OF $50 on Monte Cross and ordered
him out OF the game Hurst also nned WoiVef'on
$50.
ey's Chicagos lead the race for the American
League pennant They are making money, After
b. arranged bttween Comiskey's team and Harris
National Leaguers
The jefferson A. G, has reorganiIed with a frst
with all nrst-ciaas clubs IN Newark. Asliuele guar.
antee given. Address Fred Gerstner, go Jefferson
street, Newark. ". j,
Centre fielder Jones OF the Brooklyns has been play.
ing the game OF his life this year. In AL the Western
| cities he has received instituted praise from the critics,
who Incidentally believe that ianlon's men will again
have no trouble In winning the championship
The semi professional Lowville A., c. has July 81
open and would IKE 70 close same with Fleischmann's
Mountain A. c.. Port Jeryis or any other team OF like
strength preferred, within $50 miles OF New York,
i Gntr'p 1ooa = s sst'' ise Sss,sn Street Ha'fe' o. r. b"
Jimmy Casey OF the Brooklyns. who Is playing on
the Detroit team this summer, says that Hickey OF
| indianapolis Is the greatest third basenlan In the
LEAGUE. Hickey mas Collins. Cross. MeGraw. VII
liams and the other League cracks beaten 10 a stand.
still. :" says Casey. He Is the quickest handler Of
hunts in the profesdon."
It's asserted that Frank DeHass Robson Of the
ST. Louis Club has 50 tied up the Pttsburg Club IN
the courts th.t Dreyfuss cannot use Catcher Jack
o'Conner until the matter is compromised. OCon-
nor was sold 70 Piltsburg for s., 500. presum,b bly,
but owing TO a mistake In kilograms Dreyfuss
declares that he got the player for $1,000.
HOG July 0-The Amityville baseball
team, who are among the leaders In the SouthSde
League. jouTneyed 70 Patchogue to day and were de-
featrd by the local team In q onesfded game. The
Amiiyville tam WAS at a disadvantage. rs regular
pitcher, John Kellar. beng unable TO play The
Patchoguers hit the ball and played a good helding
game. The score: Patchoguc, IL; Amityville, l.
Minor leagues are finding fault with the dilatory
tactics Of the National Board Of Arbitration In trying
cases In dispute. II Is pointed out that several I'm.
cause Of the fact that the members OF the
board are widely separated. And. by the way
there Is an impression among baseball men
that with the League circuit reduced 10 eight club
the board should consist OF three members Instead o!
Ave AS Ia at present constituted the board con
ststs OF every club n the League except New York
Brooklyn and Pittsburg.