The evening world., 1903-06-24

The Ciirwood F. C. would like to look games
with uniformed teams averaging sixteen years
for a side bet. on their grounds. to be played
Saturdays. sundays and holidays. Address Geo
Farrar No. 2Oi North Henry street. Greenpoint'
The Carlyle baseball team will play ths su'
premes next Sunday at Canarsie. The cariyles
would like to arrange games with teams averas-
ing fifteen to sixteen years; uniformed teams pre-
ferred. Have July IL. 10 and 20 and all Sun
days In August open. Address X. Brown. No. lfo
Forsyth street.
The Hlltons. champions Of Greater New York
would like to hear from teams averaging thir-
teen years. They play the Guild juniors at the
100 broadway. city.
Dayton ...""..... Q 9 y IA
kenwood ..'.'.'..'.'. D U U U v -
Tho Young Mssnolias would like to arrange
Ali dates open after July 10. Next sunday they
play 1hs Clover ~ Add a7 Mercer re- rs st WV ~
The Criterion A. c. defeated the Russack D. c.
in a spirited game. The features OF the game
were the star pitching OF :. Blum and me AZ
bond. OF the Cr!trrions, and the Hne fielding OF
II. Goldsmith and Zackerman. of the Ruasacks'
Score
Cr,trrions ......,.,.. 2 0 i 0 o IS
Teams desiring games, averaging l6 years. ad-
| dress criterion Social Club. care OF The HeFrnone.
No. so e. ll6tI ST
The Bright Stars OF Brooklyn defeated the
wythe A. c. by a score OF 6 to 0 In brooklyn.
Florence, the pitching of Barrett fer the win
ners, and a sensational one hand stop by short
stop o'Brien for the Wythe A. c. The Bright
staru are scheduled to play the N. A: & W. Co.
team at South Norwaik. Conn, July F. }.
Kelly, manager. No. 9+5 Bedford avenue. Brook
lyn.
games with teams averaging 10 to ls years. Ad-
dress J HUH No. Sc East End avenue
The violas would like to arrange games with
uniformed teams giving guarantee. Address Jo-
ssph Curry. No. 81 Jane street. city.
The Raysides. OF Harlem. would like to arrange
games with teams averaging thirteen to mteen
years. VIII play on their own GROUNDS AZ
dates open except June % and July n. uni'
formed teams preferred. Came played last sat-
urday resulted as follows: ,
GRANTEES ,.... ......'''''".''."' y ~ ~
Baysides ..,,. .....,,........,'.. Z U D lS-E
Rain stopped the game, The feature was the
home runs made by the Baysider. address f.
Zsklasmlk No l5t East One Hundredth street.
A]s'i:s,'; Star. a; % SG2S52s Ia Is :
The rowhatan Academy team has June q an,
IS. July 5 and 10 and all dates In August and
September open for uniformed teGms sixteen e
seventeen years. Address John J. Esan, No, III
East Seventy fourth street, city.
The Dexter A. C. defeated the Mohawk r. C
BY a sore OF 81 to 10. The Dexters would lik'
to hear from teams averaeing fifteen to seven
| 80 ....a uAya Inly A Im0FnlnR and hftATnuOll
zen S ~ sea2 3 and Avg 1H' : open. Address wiii!au
wlusnbsrs, No. li Broome street, city.
The Essex Juniors would like to .rr.ns,
TO fifteen years. all games TO bs played II
Cauarsis. Have all dates open. Prefer Dexter,
A. 9. clifton. Hilton F. G. Ridge H. c. an'
Lewis A. C.. 5. Lap!des. No. 1913 Marcy avenue
Brooklyn.
The Cecilians have defeated Katonahs. Waller
ians, ST, Bridget's Lyceum, Foedham. Reserves
hs;O.'A'; ss'G oD.n A. s. C, and am sS SssS, n sof soo'
teams, Murray HIS preferred, cseilians. No
2ol Eas, one Hundred And Fifth street.
Cornell .>,A!ors defeated .ss Hemloehs by
score OF 9 10 8, The feature OF the game wa
a tnree-6ase hit by Martin Burke and the held
Ing Of Harry EckeTt, corne'! Juniors wOai,
twelve to fourteen years. Address J. Graz No
400 Second avenue, city.
The Boys Club Dlminutives would like to ar
ranEs games with teams averaging ten TO twelv
years. The line-up 10 as follows: J. Barrett
lib. c. Quckcrath, 2h B. L. Frankie. Sb. L
Gerotsl, c.; T. Iabler. p; Charles stahl. s..
=. Koch. II; L. Lipity. e.: c. Gerstei. #
Address J. Barrett, No, SOL East Sixth street
New York City. umpirs-F. sOrs'r,
TIE Cairmont Juniors. averaging eleven I
%sourtssn.. would like 70 hear from four all
round players. especially q Good pitcher an
catcher. Address Charles Bloom. No. . Eas