The evening world., 1904-05-26

u pdll Nehills VI - W. lf' W.
and ]. II. Parker & Co. met Saturday
Mt Hehden's. College Point. and one OF
the finest amateur games of the season
resulted. A feature OF the game was
the double play in Il sixth inning by
FloisChmann and Lounsberrv. Of the
Lee PLAYERS.
After the game both teams retired to
ehden's, where dinner was served, fol
lowed by dancing, which was continued
to Il late hour. Tn Champions" say
they are open to play any team repre-
scnting the Cotton Exchange.
Score by innings:
Parker .......... 0 3 o o 0 ID
Lee ......".....: o . 2 o 0 0 -
The Decatur baseball club. avcgag-
ing fourteen to fifteen years. defeated
the Panther +. G. by "A score Of 10 TO
IL.
AT lnwood
Altman Neckwear Co 5~2$4@ll1- ID
Marie a Bernstein. l212O120O-?
Batteries S Levy and II Wlnger-
sky; f. West and y. Manhcimer.
the Merrimacs on sunday by II score
OF Is TO 10. Would like TO arrange IA
game for May 30 A NJ. with team
few dates open in June. july and Au-
gust. Address Fred +. Henning. No. 10
West one Hundred and ThirtY-third
street. New York.
The Spartan A. q. has May 20 ana
Sundays in June and July open for
teams avera ging thirteen 10 fourteen
Years. Address Seymour !" tiIrr.'
l32d Madison avenue.
The Ellicott +. G. defeltrd the team
OF Doubleday. Page a Co. by Il score OF
~ to &. They would like TO hear from
teams averaging sixteen years for sat
urday afternoon games in June, JhlN,
August and september. tondors ana
TlrYanys preferred. Address +" Sprcn-
sen. manager, No. Is Broad street, '1;y.
Surdnv. Mav % tn" nr"adnant T.
defeated the Lawrence \, & IN ~. tnnuf-
esting game by a score OF IL TO y. Ihc
feature OF the game was the batting
rally in the eighth inning. when h runs
were scored, winning the game,
/, 4 c."""". - Is
Battsrtes-IIartling and l.utS' Geek
and kuhler.
The Peter Cooper CLUB pf tho tidu-
cational Alliance Baseball League PLAY
ed their scrub team SUNDAY afternoon
at the Bronx and defeated t5em by the
following score. Co.
Scrubs ......... 0 2 ! o o,t|
r. q. C....... .... 3 o " u
Batteries Friedman and Sedna. Gold
hsrR and Harris
Mtttcawar. juniors defeated the Mir.
AAtAl'E' " - tA.HF' : -
ForGNam bN a sca,e ~ IL 10 . The
winners will play iearus averaging ter
70 we've ysars r" Eaoag3 addsSss
nue.,
me TrangGs frat.ol Lyccnln Baseball
"ilb defeated the TNH'nns Flocko Field
Cl1S al Bergen .Beach on SUNDAY. MAY
~nrat,nn Irceur4 Baseball Club would
ME 20 arrange games with teams aver
aging eighteen wears. Address Joseph
ti0r i.vccun,, No. l22 White street.
I'll, Clintons defeated the Young Mag
nolias by the following score:
y'ng Magnolias. 0 o %
Climtons ."".,..O . o Oa2 .
MISUNDERSTANDING, Roth and
averaging IA to l6 years. Address sid
ney Klefnfeld, $40 Canal street. city,
Tho Paramount f. G., OF Jersey City.
defeated the Manhattan +. c.. OF Hack
ensack, by q score OF IL to Is. Win
ners would like to book games with
teams averaging 10 to l6 years. Ad-
dress T A. Bradley. $40 Mercer street.
Jersey City.
The Monitors defeated the unknowns
by a score of 10 to 6. The feature of
the game was the batting of Quinn and
sheridan. They would like 10 arrange
games with leans averaging twelve to
fourteen years. Address l.. Livingston,
NO 2o Miller avenue, Brooklyn.
The Troy Juniors defeated the Trout
mans In two anne The score for the
first game was as follows:
1routmans 80. 4 2 0 q O o o. 7
Troy juniors 81. I l 0 o eli
The second game:
Troutmhns -. q o o o o.
Troy Juniors. o 0 o o y
.Batterles-A. Mohr and Russ; Pun
stein and Patcr.
The Elite Juniors. a newly organix4l
team. would like to arrange games with
teams averaging eleven 10 thirteen
wears. Address Max Cohen. No AZ
First avenue. city.
The Young Lincolns would like IN
play teams averaging ten TO eleven
years. Address Thomas Lynch, No, 100
West Twenty-hfth street. City.
The Young Leaguers. of Harlem. would
like TO arrange games with teams aver
aging nine to eleven years. They line
up as follows: N. Levin, 30. katz. CT
McQutrk, H.; Ragaman, 2b.; I. Wolff,
ID: NJ. Jacobs, G.; A. Lehman, D.; Lou
bert. RI: NJ. wolff. SIS, Address A. Leh-
man, manager. No. % East One Hun
dred and Ninth street, City.
The Central 4. c. a organised and
would like to hear from all teams Offer
ing guarantee In New Jersey, Long
Island and New York. Address Secre-
tary W Wilson. jr. No. 1s west Third
rra. To. ~