The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11

StrOnE amateur team, WOulu ike 10 close
| several dates with out Of town teams
offering reasonable Inducements. Ad-
dress e V. Battle, 500 West 1920 street,
New York city.
The Morse Dry Dock baseball team,
under the management of Bill Dahlen.
former manager OF the Brooklyn Base
ball Club, will feature a double header
at It's home grounds. Morse Oval. Fifty
second street and Second avenue, Brook
Ign, this afternoon. The first game
will be with the Newburgh Shipyard
team game called at p. NJ. The Sec
ond game will start at p. NJ. with the
| Tebo Shipyard team as the attraction.
The Morse Dry Dock baseball team
! is recognized as being one OF the strong
| est semi-professional teams in the met
ropolitan district, and with two strong
shipyard teams as opponents good con-
tests on Morse Oval this afternoon are
! assured. The Morse team will play
on its home grounds every Sunday dur
| ing the coming season, games starting
at 2 p. NJ
The Crescent A c. met and defeated
| the Emeralds OF lower Manhattan by
the score of 10 to 2 last week. Start
ing to-day the Crescents will play the
preliminary game on the Watson's Field.
Games start at o'clock sharp. For
games with the Crescents address Joe
Walsh. 1851 stebbins avenue. Bronx.
| Highland Hose Company baseball
, team OF Nyack, N Y, a semi-profes-
sional and uniformed team desires to
hear from uniformed travelling teams.
All dates open for July and August or
Saturday afternoons. Guarantee SIC
: r. =,
Northern Railroad Of New York, Erie
Line Address all communications tc
A. Hartman, manager. Nyack. N. Y.
OutAeiaers Would Join Club,
Two outfielders who formerly played
! with some Of the best teams In the vi
entity would like to connect with a ligh,
| semi-pro organisation. Address d.
Doyle. 7s4 Ninth avenue. Manhattan.
The All Americans, a fast travelling
team. have May 80 1.-TWO. games). June
II and July I 1.-TWO sames). open
Would like to hear from Freeport, Long
Island. st. Marys OF Staten Island and
other teams Of like strength. Address
| r Feitl, go Second street. Town OF
Union. N. J.
The Riverhead g. q A. would like Ia
hear from some good pitcherS Address
Clut House. 81 West 12sth street. New
York city.
Vermont Thirteenth Season.
This afternoon at Vernon Oval
Seventy eighth street and First avenue
the Vernons Of Bay Ridge will begin
their thirteenth season on the diamond
with one Of BrcoklyHs strong semi-pro
teams as the attraction. All the old
players have been mustered out of Uncle
Sans service and are anxious to get
back into the game. Play ball at 8 80
lP. NJ
Last Sunday the Keystones travelled
to Long Island City and defeated the
Long Island City Juniors to the tune
of to /. Veibo. pitching for the visitors
allowed only five scattered hits. Catche,
Vogel caught a fine game. The batting
Of Batanns. Hillmayer and Burke also
contributed to the victory. For game,
address T. Delahey, IS Halsey street
Astoria, L. L
The Argonen A. c. has been success
full in its last two games. The team mai
defeated tho Wyandotte b. B. c. anC
Corayle A. c. Would like to arrang,
games with teams averaging II to II
years Of ago, Address l. Gruberger
2452 Seventh avenue, city.
The Joneswood Club would like &c
book games with uniformed teams hav-
Ing homo grounds. The team averages