The evening world., 1904-05-31

The Arrows would hike to arrange
games with teams averaging tniN Ell
years. Address Joseph Corcoran, No
tsS West Forty-second street. New
York.
pitcher wanted for n good uni
formed team averaging fifteen years.
Address Thomas Mulholland. care of
Meyer Bros. No. S63 Third avenue. New
York.
The Vlntons would like to book Sun
day morninp games with out-of-town
niles. Uniformed preferred. averaging
fifteen to sixteen years, that will guar
antee half expenses and pay for side
bet of 81 or so. All dates open after
July 4. Address l.. Suitz, No. u West
one Hundred and Fifteenth street, city.
The Crosstown baseball team would
like to meet teams averaging twelve to
fourteen. The lineup: Becker. S.; Rob
inson. G. Roma. ct: Lacy. If. and o.:
Lynch, y and RI; Mclean. 2b; Mahoney.
III Bransc, 3h: II Becker. lb. Address
W. Lynch. No. 81 Clay street. Green
point.
The Mineolas have 4 few dates open
in June and July for teams offering a
reasonable inducement. Address f.
johnson, No. 96S Third avenue. Brook
lvn.
The Atlas second team would like to
arrange games with teams averaging
fourteen 10 fifteen years on Saturdays
in June and July. Address Capt. George
@. Merrill, No. 29O Bergen avenue, Jer-
sey CITY, \. j.
Games wanted with teams averaging
thirteen to fifteen years j. Carey. No.
l5i East ono Hundredth street, New
York.
good pitcher would like to hear
ments. Address r. r, Gallagher, No.
1857 Third avenue. city.
The Young Orioles played the Young
Giants and beat them by score of
teams averaging ten to twelve years.
Address Edwin Goodwin. No. 80 She
nectady avenue, Broookl.sI.
Two good all-round players, formerly
oi the AraAdian y. A, would like TO
join good junior team averaging thir-
teaI to fourteen years OF age. Address
j. r. Levy. No. l6l Henry street. city.
The Royals have organized and would
ike to book games with teams aver
aging, twelve to fourteen years for n
open Tor Saturdays. The lineup is a.
follows: Dell, 1b.; Mcclure, 2b.; Klein,
ab.: Powers SIS: sWallace, CT; Kemp
r.: Fitzsibbons. IS; o'Connor. C.; Gu
ban, ~ Address Capt Herman Klein
No. 161 East One Hundred and Fifth
street New York.
on Sunday. May % the Lenox r. B.
c.. of the Bronx, defeated the LenoN
Il. b. c., OF Harlem. by score of /
teen N 10 iiftccn years, has a few open
dates for teams that want to book
Saturday games for July. and August.
The lineup In as follows. Tiederman.
g: Steine. I'd b; IIefele, LIST b; Woods
ID b.: Walsh, IS: Bruton. lf; Linde.
CT: Bishop. u or RI: O'Connor, n or re
Address G. Hefele. No. $50 Trinity ave-
aue, Bronx.
The employees OF tho Consolidate
Gas Company, Branch !. have not lost
game thiS season. and are ready to
close dates with all teams averaging
twenty tC twCntr-two years. They line
up as follows: j. Murphy, D.; l.. Ryan.
C.; VI. Hyland, III T.: y, Allen, 90. r. Coat
lend, 3b. p oBrlen, So. d. Ericsson.
Joseph j. Murphy. No, go East One
Hunur"d and Third street, Manhattan.
The Bower A. {. would like to play
an out-of-town team two games May
70 IDecoIa ton Day., a NJ and =. NJ.
offering good Inducements. Address
George Stehle. +. q, box 1850.
The Sporting +. O. would like 10 hear
from good pitcher and a good all
around player, averaging thirteen to
nfteen years. Address !, i'ollak, No.
y Forsyth street
The st. Michael school w3uld like to
book games with teams averaging
eleven 10 thirteen years. Address Fred
+, Singer. No. AIS West Thirty-second
street.
The Superbas would like TO arrange
games with teams averaging twelve to
No. 157 West One Hundred and Thirty
third street.
The Elberon Juniors would like to
book games with teams averaging from
twelve 70 fourteen years Address