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For a pleasant physic take Cham
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Easy to take. Pleasant In effect.
For sale by c. w. Grier.
The evening world., 1903-04-20
GIANTS AND BROOKLYNS
PLAY THEIR THIRD GAME.
CONTINUED from First page.)

two, some with their wives, some walk
ing, others alighting from fancy rigs
To the fans their faces are well-knowr
az chronic advertisements and each getf
applause that spouts from the heart
Twas on a day In April
stood when but Lad
Outside the Polo fences
with BASEBALL 10y quite mad
secn the feiiers passln.
tnovod them every oos:
II could only GET inside
Thsy'd nsvsF 80 ne hons.
Tbsrs's old Van Hsitren for ths nsh.
He played fore was born.
McGinnity. The iron man. thai made the Brock
lyus mourn;
Thsre goes young 9abe and Laudsr. .., u.s.
MoGann and Brssnahin. 2'tripsl'
Good Jordi rd root vers inside ,N'i@
Like Gaeriei ss his nprni
Those who dtd get inside were prom
ised the worth OF their money. Every
man In the two teams was feeling like
fighting his weight In wild cats.
I'VE can beat this Brooklyn team
fifteen games out of twenty" said
Johnny MoGraw, the gamest little fell
low that ever stepped on q diamond.
''And. furthermore. want to say now
II the boys keep up TO Saturdays trim
they will come out ut Pixies Peak"
Heart-to-Heart Talks.
Before they left their dressing-roomr
McGraw and Ned Hanion each gave
their men a curtain lecture, the one TO
hold his team up to their previous good
work. the other to beat II IN that the
GiantB were eaay IL thoy got the leaat
BIT ratified. Taylor. tho dead Inute, was
scheduled 10 70 In the box; he rscsived
Funny about chat guy" eaid the
Chsrry tm rooter. "tIiS heartn' tubes y
an stopped up. but he Kin nee list az
well e mo or YOU. 49,,
DO the serving. and ferventiy hoped thae
ho would make O better showing than
did Roy Evans on Saturday, when the
Giants touched him up for a homo run
In the try out the whibe and the gray
mingled together friendly NJ In the Smith
family at their annual gathering at A.
bury Park. Tho crowd seemed rather
an tsns no sns SsFH sG ayor Esa
pitched slow ones to Browne. strahg.
Flood and Gilbert alil<e-
''What're they % rn1ghty sociabie
eorr cried the man who always ,, Likes lises
O'Day called time and the man assumed
their fighting faces things wero differ
emit. Even the ladies-God bless en-
orosched over dazed With delight. As
tho teams trotted out the face of Nertea
was missed. and Johnny McGraw an
nounced that the brilliant left hnlder
0prained his ankle In Saturdays game
% 6adly that he cannot play for week.
Rregnahan took his place: Warner was
First Inning.
T0yior had not got his pace and, gnvo
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SHAMROCK WILL
SOON RACE AGAIN.
Designer Fife Says Cup ChaI.
lenger will Resume Trial Con.
tests in About Three Weeks.

WEYMOUTH, England. April 90
At a conference between Mr.. Ward
At a conferences between Mr.. Ward,
Designer Fife and Capt Wringe. OF
Shamrock III. 1t was decided that the
yacht can be mado ready within three
weeks for racing again. Designer Fife
has condemned the boom, gan. mast and
topsaIl spars OF the yacht, and they Will
all be removed. as will the sails. Work
has already been begun on the yacht.
irhe wrecked spars OF the challenger
were lifted to the quay to-day. 1t was
seen that the shell of the mast Is OF
extraordinary thinness, being s-1s-inch
nickel steel. The length OF the mast
was 1856 feet and its greatest diameter =
inches. That the metal was very tough
is evidenced by the fact that 1t had bent
and reoent In various places without
breaking. .,.s
cormack, secretary Of the Now York
Yacht Club, yesterday from Sir Thomas
Linton. in which he said the damage TO
shamrocI III. will be righted In three
Weeks and that there will be no
reinforcement Of the races for the
Americas Cup. ..
The evening world., 1903-04-20
SUNDAY BASEBALL
PLAYERS SET FREE
Magistrate DlsnIsses Charges
Against Three Negroes Who Were
Taken In Raid at Olympia Field.

In spite OF the recent decision Of
Magistrate Deuel. that the playing Of
baseball on Sunday. under certain condi-
lions, was legal. Capt. Mentally. of the
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
street station. yesterday made three ar
rests at Olympia Field. One uHndred
and Thirty-hfth street and Lenox ave-
nue.. on charges OF violation Of the Sun
day law.
T A baseball game was started at these
grounds between the Ansonias and the
Lakcw oods. negro teams, and when the
first ball was pitched the manager ana
the pitcher and catcher of the Ansonias'
who werc In the field. were arrested.
They were respectively: John Colsmond
No. 70 West One Hundred and Thirty
NTH street: Theodore Smoot, OF No. &C
West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth
street, and Alonzo johnson. OF No. l22
West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth
street.
In court to-day before Magistrate
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-FOUR TEAMS IN
BOWLING TIE.
Third Week Of the Finals In The
Evening World Tournament
Begins Tonight, and some
Good Scores Are Looked For.
T0-NIGHT'S GAMES.
eaysIdes.
pelrnars.
Nendomes.

2 Ths third week OF tho finals in the
|Tlvcnang Worlds Bowling Championship
ltfarts tonight at Amann q Tiess alleys,
iH1fty.flfth street and Third avenue.
l the Baysides. Delmars and vendomes
~ru meet and the rooteru may expect
lznres gpod. games and q high score or
me Gnmas lnst week, while not high,
|Dero dose and exciting. and all Of tho
'~oIifug has proved Interesting.
1 Lha Knic,uerbockers, Metropoaftans.
|Etdr1,an and Westnhaster Wheeln1en arc
I.,1d for first place with three gameo
I1n and one 1ogt eech: The nrst named
|.ua1oWang n the Gtanding OF tho clrse
~ 80 fnaiyad1rn boyVlorS:
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RACING NOTES.

Trainer Dan o'Brien. who became
famous because OF n false trial over the
kentucky Association course, is to be
reinstated as a trainer on May 4. when
the Western Jockey Club will meet and
grant oBrien license:
Tod Sloan writes from Paris that he
will mako application for licenses In
France, England and America. He says
he is in prime condition for donning the
colors again, and will land some sensa-
tional mounts,
Sidney C. Love. the little colt OF DR..
Rice and Constance. is by many good
judges thought to have an excellent
chance for the American Derby.
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|LORDEN Wins
25-M|LE RACE.
Cambridge Runner Covers'Dls-
tance from Ashland to Boston
Z In z Hours and Al Minutes.
especial 70 rhs n..nins wsr,as


BOSTON. April ao.-John c. Lorden.
'of Cambridge. won the Marathon race
from Ashland to Boston to-day. cover
ting tho twenty -dve miles dn two hours.
corfy -one minutes. twsnty-sevsn Sec
onds This b one minute corty-Ax sec
ond& faster than last year's time and
- about twelve minutes behind the
sSlssd. Samuel A. Keller. jr.. Yonkers.
~. a.. was second.
Klller won last years race in two
hours forty-seven minutes. Caffrey, cd
HaEllton. the record holder. dropped
but,et Newton Lower Fails.
The third man was Michael Spring. OF
the Pastlme IA c.. New York. Time.
hours. B minutes. u l-S seconds. The
fourth was +. Lorz, New York. Time
hours, b minutes, 10 seconds.
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have April &C. q. May Q. 0, ls, q, 81. June
:, 49, 29, q. 2s aPd all Saturday, and Sundays ia
No. ess franklin avenue. Brooklyn. y. 7.
good player would like to join uniformed
team averaging eighteen 20 nineteen years Of age.
AddTs" Brown. 2as East sevsnth-eishth street.
Two good players would like to jo,n a BASEBALL
Team averafing sHteen TO seventeen years. Ad-
aIes G s; Mccarthy, No. Is Thames street.. Nsu
, The Waverley Juniors (sceond team will open
.hs season tomorrow at clsremout with the Linz
coin Junior A. c. The following playsru are re-
quested to report at Claremont Sunday: G. Teld-
man, c. Wallum. L. Eisler. NJ; Gross. C. MoBn-
Hamburger. They would like to hear from
nrst-cass battery tmust turnish own uniforTns)
played on grounds ior sde bets. The follow.
! ing teams are preferred: Aihambras, Oregon Ju-
Srs pms,s Buss snss Of Hp5;% rin l.ns p.ydt c.
Volunteer F. C.. Crystal Juniors aad Chaswina
Address s. Hamburger. No. 55 St. Maik's place.
Metronomes would like to hear from uniformed
Hnds@ w.oa Il, snds' 2 sus
One Hundred and Fourth street.
De Sale, o, Ninety sixth street, would iihs
| to arrange games with teams averaging four
| teen to fifteen years. Tiger, Jrs, Decatur Jrs.,
' smy and nd Mercury Mercury prefsrfsd. Address j. Voli.
1853 E. S2d St
The Criterion g. A. c.. of Harlem, would liss
| to hear from all teams averaging sixteen years
The following PLAYERS have signed: =: Defrieo
| Weiss. Joe Ceiler d. Lopez, s. Emanuel. n
Levy, j. Maher and F. Byrnes. Address D.
| schwartzman. 2O5 East One Hundred and sixtA
street.
| Tomorrow the crack Philadelphia Giants (col-
Rldsewoods, at Ridsewood. as follows: Carter
! the eoiored pitching wonder. will be in the box
thS 90 se .t.es: s: the %S. Gse's9 I p?sa . s
stop; Patterson, left neid; Buckner. right nsid:
| Nelson. centre field:
The Mercury F. c. will book games with
grounds; will play for side bet Of from 50 70
Hume. ss1 WendoSsr Avenue. Bronx. 'N'''' ''AA
The Lenos A. c. Of Greenpon, would like
to book ssmes with teams sverak!ns from th'r-
10Th. Sundays and Holidays. Address J. Colgan
| is3 India street.
A church team, average sixteen would iit. to
hear from good battery. Address Cigar Store.
| 621 First avenue
The clunies, OF Brooklyn. want games with
uniformed teams averaging sixteen to seventeen,
20. open. Edw. Block. S4s Greene avenue, BROOK
The Red Star u. D. C. has been organized
with the following players: Sam Frankeustsin,
captain: Gus Bowsk!. right field; c. ,Schnabls.
centre field; VI. Reich, shortstop: c. Hirsh.
pitcher; $. 81 verman. left heqd; A. sinders.
catcher; g. Sprlngmeyer frst base; r. Loeb sec
| ond base: s. Cooper, third base; V. Josepason.
| manager. We challenge all clubs between the
AGES Of eiEasen ana sgsn,y.ave years old A:
| Fourteenth street. city.
-on, May 30 afternoon. the ten.- professional
Morris A. c. cross bats with tho s.rung Pastimes
| cf Mount Vernon. The, moral sS. Samsslt sgtjll
open for any first-class team near Nnunt' Vsrnoi
| who offer suitable inducen,eat. Emil Kieia,i
1894 Webster avenue. " Y. CITY. ! NJ 4
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but the bleachers hootcd. for ne ap-
gsared TO be caught by ten feet. Nc
made pssS sSeS q, to re% sSt home. Sa scSns
Eheopod the srooslyn SSS essehers. 01, and
Taylor said nothing. Mochreedie went
on SaIs. Bases fsiisd. sGo Gousehoider S Sdq
went to tho bat to do or die. He singled
to center. strans and McCreedie
scored. Shecloard was caught at third
Warner. Dahlen fiied to Lauder. Two
runs.
Brown bounced the ball to Jones and
was thrown out at drvt Sheckard had
one. MoGann rolled the bali to Flood
and was retired. c5o runs.
Second Inning.
Browne cantered under Floods nv
Taylor was stu Wild and gave Ahearyn
= base. The way Jones swung his BAT re.
minded ono OF Deiehanty. but ali ali he he did
was try to btnt and popped a ny 10
% werner; Taylor was awake enough to
Bressnalhan Inst q beauty past 6tranS
for one base and stole second, but wa
called out mid the hisses AMI boots cf
s1.e,,1%aaN the maltSts,de' DOYLE stopped Habb'. /.
covered first. Sfrecleard made a won
dereul running catch cs LssidsT's long
ny. No ruins.
Third Inning,
Strang ldcleed on the call of strikes
ana was teorod. McCreedie mnde q sec
ond hit In the same direction as before.
shseEaTd fht to Galoert and thnt was
ard tried 10 steal second, the bail in
rayior's hands. He was an easy VIC
TIM. No rVns.
Gilbert was nit on the wrist. He stote
Had brr 1,,s,, >.
Warner got thumped hard in the back.
Taylor insisted on bunting and bunted
rhree fouls. Gilbert by a creased siisio
reached third. Umpire A1o1an called TO
McGraw for getting out Of tho oachere'
bog; Browne lifted the bail over sheck-
ard's head for two bases and the hit
esnt Gilbert nome. While Dahien was
throwing Van o0t at first on his bo,mder
WARNER dashed home, tieing tho score.
pSsS S.fore ~Se % Morsn oy yoaid se 40f ie4 him
walk. Bresnahan'a second hit In the
Samo by singing to centre and Browne
scored. AZ Bresnahan otole second Nc
Gam tried TO steal home. but Floods
runs.
Fourth Inning.
householder raised a pop hy and
Lauder got IT. Doyle waited and walked,
umplre's Judgement. warmers good throw
caught Doyle NJ second. Lauder stopped
Dahlen's cannon ball rap on the line. No
runs.
Babbs liner over pal,lens head waa
echoes with his coaching and had to go
way back. Householder after q run got
IAussere ny. gabo stole Second. Gil
bert waiked WasTers ny sailed into
foolish attempt to 60 to tln1rd and was
caught. No runs.
The evening world., 1903-04-20
AARKNESS MEETS
With ACCIDENT.
His Big Machine Breaks Down
on Way to Garden City Auto
mobile Races.

Harris 8. Harkness did not compete
in the trial automobile races at Garden
City this morning owing to break down
in the machinery of hie big new racer.
The new machine has been built on
secret lines. and Mr.. Harkness Is not
yet ready to expose 1t to public view. He
started for Garden City from South
Brooklyn before daylight this morning,
and with no lamps lit could not see
clearly and ran into an obstruction that
damaged the water tank of the machine.
The committee will decide whether or
not Mr.. Harkness's entry will be re-
celved at a later date.
The evening world., 1903-04-20
NJ GOVERN TO
MEET ABE ATTEL.
Little Fellow viii Fight Before
Fort Erie Club on Memorial
Day.

Terry McGovern and Abe Attel. the
Western wonder, have been matched 20
fight May 80.
The little fellows viii battle before the
Fort Erie Club, on the afternoon OF
Decoration Day. for so per cent. of the
gate money. The winner will get 10
per cent. and the loser rs
Sam Harris and Ike Bloom. the lat
ter representing Attel. met this after
noon, and the match was quickly made.
The boys will fight under straight
Queenberry rules.
McGovern is to be kept busy for the
next few months. He viii begin train
ing at once for the fight with Attel, and
will keep in condition after that fight
20 take on all comers.
The evening world., 1903-04-20
BOSTON BEATS THE
PHILADELPHIA TEAM.

BOSTON. April 2o.-Boston and Phila-
delphia inaugTated the ball season to-
day before tho largest morning crowd
ever assembled in this city. there being
1876 spectators. bad fourth inning by
Waddell gave the home team a lead
which the visitors could not overcome.
Farrell made his debut with Boston and
threw to bases finely.
Score by Innings.
R.H.E.
30 o l o 2 o o o.
Observation-Disclosures, Dineen and Farrell
Waddell and Schreck. Umpires-Con-
nelly and Hassett.
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MEMPHIS WINNERS.

RACE TRACK. MEMPHIS. Tenn.
April 1o.-rhe winners Of the races sched-
uled TO be run here this afternoon were
e. follows:
First Race-one uile-won by Mem
phian. to 8 and 4 to 8: Econae, 2 to
Tor place, was second; Class Leader
third. Time-l.6.
Second -Three-ouar OF a mile.
Won by Autumn Leaves, 10 / and
Q 10 81; Golden Rule, 10 Q for place, was
second; SkiilfM third. Time-.l5
Third Racs-Four and one-half fur
lpnEs.-Won by Mordella, 2 to 8 and to
4; Viona. to 5 for place. was second
and Esherton third. Time-o.6s 1-2.
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ST. LOUIS FINISHES.

KNLoCH PARK. ST. LOUIS. NO..
April 2o.-The races scheduled to be run
here this afternoon resulted as follows:
First Race-Seven furlongs.-Won by
Fierce j., 2 TO and to 8; Luna Minor.
to1. second; Parnassus third. Time
Gacond Race--One mile and one-six-
tcCnth Won by Aimless. 4 TO / and 6
10 .; Charles D., 2 TO 1 for place, was
second, and Bank Street third Time
LIN.
Third Race-Three-quarters OF a mile.
.-0Wn by Brush, to and ] to 2;
DesIischland. to 5 for place, was sec
1ud and Blue Grass third. Time-ll84.
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ApoWMzV MeclNNzY- -R7cAEp

Hogan the detectives said that no ad
mission was charged. but contributions
wore accepted II offered. The detectives
said they gave ten cents each. Magis-
trate Hogan made no reference to
tasistrate Deuel's decision. but dis
charged the three prisoners without
comment.
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WINS THIRD
RACE AT AQUEDUCT TRACK.
ccoqJ,anued from First Peggy

ing ODDS that his. dope figures -aze no 60
count.
A fest truck is what-every ono wants.
Horses run to form sn fast soanS and
the contests are keener. It was a good
card that Secretary Rehberger handed
out this aftsrnoon. but It was q hard
one. The fields were large. the entries
we'll balanced and the chances were
that the complaining boohmakers would
win back what money they haYs lost
on the other days OF the meeting.
The stake feature this afternoon was
the Canarsie Stakes for two-year-olds.
and there were youngsters from the
barns OF August Belmont. James r..
Keene, Green B. Morris. r. ". Walden.
Frank Farrell and others. The attend
ance was very large for q Monday but
the season is young and every day will
be a good one until the novelty wears
of.
FIRST RACE
Handicap: for thres-ysar-oids and upward; hI
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ConstItution In new London.

NOW LONDON, Conn. April 2O.-The
sloop yacht Constitution arrived In New
London harbor early to-day In tow OF the
tug Aries. She will haul out al the
RIyerSlde shipyard for repairs and clean
ing OF hull
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BOSTON NATIONALS WON
BEFORE SMALL CROWD.

HOsTOS. April 2O-McFetredse went
- pieces In the sixth inning In the
MQfpihg game. giving a pass making a
.||1 throw and letting Boston get a
@|1Ile and double Other errors by
||H|sFifh ana wolverton lei Boston tie
~ score Boston won the game In tine
..--l..= a singles By Abbaticehio and
||II11f The feature OF the game was
.|@I1F3 ealeh OF Hallmans hard drive
aepFe ~ iAHinsa.
.'.,.Iis s...l:.. ssssSSisSe-tsi
.II< II<s- Piflinger and AAoraa; No
I'..9s aud zirinsE Umplre-o Day.
|. 4{I&F1ton game resulted in vic.
{of - visitors and an even break
p'ez y IssNos . !.
s.at.s:|.'ss Z. s',,'' !:
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SECOND RACE.

Mmpsn snrS S,0ts tSs SnEas ana fss Ssors .aGSs s
others were fairly In motion, Bruce
VILE and Bombino chased her into
the stretch and in the run home the
pace s,e told on the Leader: In me last last
passed Mlmnon and hghting It out Bonn
bino won by a head. Bruceville was
two lengths In front OF Mimnon.
THIRD RACE.
For thrse-ysar -oida and upward; selling; Ssyen
iurlongu.
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vanderblIt Wins a Raee.

PARIS, April eD.-W. X. VAnderb!lt's .
MaE,sold. with Mash Turner up. won the
Pflx slmoniaD. worth about 1900, at
the st. CI9ud race meetlns to-day. OR.
vano4gollte Edna was fourth In the raee
Tor The Prix vplesQulN. ~ '''
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Palm Bearer and Contentious raced
away heal anu head, followed by Nine
Pin and Nameoki, they ran this way
to the stretch. where Nameoki ciosS1
on the leaders 1t then became a red
Rearer won by head from Nameoici,
who was length II. front of conten-
tious.
FwTH RACE.
For thrss-year-olds and upward; selling: seysu
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Nck!haw raced to the front with n
great burst Of speed and opened up a
which was headed by Oclawaha, Rostand
and Bride Card. In the run home Ocla-
waha closed on the leaders and looked as
II he mish wear him down, but Kick
by five lengths from Oclawahs, who was
three lengths In front OF Rostand,
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.
AMATEURS, ATTENTIONl

The Evening World will print all challenges results
concerning baseball
the Sporting Edition time
published
pictures Sporting Editor
Evening World, New York.
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AoUEDUcT ENTRIES.

eesotai 10 1as pvsntAs worA)
AoUBDUCT RACE TRACK, April 20
Tho entries for to-morrow's races are
as follows:
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The Dover Juniors have rsorsanized and would
like to arrange games with uniformed teams
averaging fourteen years. Have Saturday and
Sunday dates open. Sunday games for a side
bet OF 81 to 50. Address r, A. Scoheld. 9Sl
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Tho Acme r. C. would like to book games with
teams averaging thirteen to hfteen yeans, uni
formed teams preferred. Address E. Gimberg.
No. 205 Ninth avenue. Long Island City
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star poor. Won ridden out 1tme-if'
demurrer went to the front at the
start and set q hot pace to the turn,
the lead. The latter then stalled of a
rush by Royal through the stretch and
won cleverly by a length and half IN
the fastest time OF the meeting. Royal
was bang-up all the way and was rid
the place.
SECOND RACE.
For two-ysar-olda uaaidens; selling; foE and
ana half fuflonR
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The Alma Jr would like 20 book games with
teams averaging 12-i4 Address George stei=-
niger, l3l Z. Third street.
The St. Raphael altar boys have organised
for the coming season and would like to book
cames with teams averaging from 13 to 10
years. Aii-church teams preferred They line
up as follows: Daily. rt; Lawiess, oi; Casey
ID; T. Kelly. H.; Barry. 3d.; p. Smith. g.; J..
Kelly 3D.; connos, O.. and Gentner. p.
They arc ready to accept the challenge OF the
Holy Rosary Juniors for May on their own
grounds. Address Michael Lawless No. 46+
West Forty-nrst street,
Tho Oceanic B. B. C.. formerly the Rival r.
c., OF Harlem. would like to book games with
teams averaging II to ID years old. for a side
E: ss oas ss Fl a. s'sss. s. S''''s' No. '
The Unions. OF Manhattan Collese, would like
ing Ii to 10 years They line up as follows: H.
Lee and J. Gregory. catohe's and lefthelders
william MaAvoy. hrst base; L. Clark second
pitcher; V. Palmisri, third base and pitcher: NJ.
Caiiashan. centre field Address F. P. clifford.
manager, Manhattan College
The Rodna F. C. would like to hear from q
few Eood players, including catcher and pitcher,
R. Gill, No. 1O4 East One Hundred and Twenty.
fourth street.
The ST. vlncsnt 4. c. will cross bat. with
the Viola F. G! tomorrow on the former'i
grounds. Cooper's Park. A good game Is ex.
peoted. as both teams have good records. Next
Sunday at Coopers Park the St. vincents viii
have for their opponents the Hoppe A. c.
St. Peters A. C. would like to arrange gamer
with teams averaging fourteen years. games to
be played on our grounds half expenses 10
losing teams. Dates In June. July and August
open Address John j. Collins. No, 70 Desau
street. Brooklyn. N: y.
The smudsers Baseball Club. recognized for
the season. challenge any team averaging fifteen
ship OF Brooklyn. The team lines up as follows:
Con. Battles, pitoh.r; NJ. Doyle. catcher: R.
Sullivan, third base; Harold Comfy. shortstop;
sSs G % s.s ch,unss s'nsi
Les. Mcclure, ADDRESS capt. Gun. No. 1856
classOn avenue Brooklyn
with teams averaging twelve to fourteen, the
osweEos or tesms Of like strength preferred.
They line up as follows: voss. second base
semig. short-stop; McGinn. pitcher and catcher;
base; Bremen. loft nsld: Logue., right neld;
Duringer, centre neld: Wa,dron, third base. Ad-
dress O. J. sshnabei. No. 436 West Fifty eighth
street.
Tho Acme r. C. would like to book games with
teams averaging thirteen to hfteen years, uni
formed teams preferred. Address e. Gimberg.
No. 2o5 Ninth avenue Long Island City.
The Dover Junior: have rsoFsanized and would
like to arrange games with uniformed teams
averaging fourteen years. Have Saturday and
Sunday dates open. Sunday games for q slide
The evening world., 1903-04-20

The BrunAwiek B. B. C. would like TO hear
from a good pitcher aud two all around players
who are fifteen sixteen years old having uni
FORMS Address William Ross. 737, washingto
street New York