+*AMATEUR BASEBALL.He- Harrison Midgets defeated thedwiuTH A. C. b\ a score of 7 to 5 Sun* day afternoon on the lt;I ‘ \ gruunos.lieimJo Feinstone. who sent out a three-bagg* r in the seventh inning, was the star of the game. The batteries were: Abide«.*-'don and John Voorhis for the Midgets, and Samm danvnnty and Jacob Finkle-stein for the (owners A. C For games with the Harrison Midgets write John Yoorhi*. No 101 Grape avenue. lt;*lt i'I'iie Burdick A. i\ baseball team de-featelt;i rh»- All - Hlverpool team S in«iHy at Hlverpool by a score of 20 to IS in a I tw elve-inning game The game was aslugfest throughout and was featuredb\ long drives by Grosby. Pierce andSmith and In the dating base running ofMoney and Garpenter. The Burdickswould like to hear from th* White Sox •• ^ Kln»wo«Kis for a game for next Sun.day Km-. g. ones with the Burdicks ad-1dres^ H Grip pen, car** dr^*nway‘j 1brewer v.The Flliott A G woul^ like to arrange games with any 12 to 15-vear-old team.Would like a game with the Orange Pets. Send challenges ‘o Fdward Vlingers, No .311 Iv licit street ul^ 'phone :i -V'| ^The new State Midgets have organized; for the season and would hke games;with teams averag ng 10 to \ \ years. |They line uu as follows: \ YafYee. if. ii Marshak. It. DGandeH lt;f, Hither, 1b; !Ned man, 2 b .1 Mall*', 31* Ga vend a, ss; jli Malloy c: Kantor. p Send chal- jleng*s t *» i vivid KiirC-c. N six South)State street. j