The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-19
SPORTING NOTES.


Parties desrHg "a publish euents Under his head soig
send Meir communications addressed to ne dftor Of
Me 1dtteT, 25S Warrington street" signing MeiS FIJI
name ana address Baseball should be tlesed b.
ne proper officer Of the cssb.I
Owing to the stormy weather of last
Wednesday, the Jersey City Baseball Club
did not play the amateur champions of
Brooklyn, the Arctics. The game will be
played IL the near futnre.
A bowling match will take place at
Schaeiner's alley, GreenyiEle. on Thursday.
Aprll 10th, between the Belvidere Bowling
Glup OF GreenYille. and the City Club.
inns Will be an exciting event, and all who
take an interest in bowling should witness
The Young Pavonia B. B. Club has or
ganiZed With the following players: 7.
Dplnan, catcher; T. Burke. pitcher J.,
thompson, first base; M. Sexton, second
base; w. Dalton, third base; w. Hoelz.
short stop; c. Mahoney, left field; NJ. An
glenn, centre field; Il. Mclaughlin, right
field. None of the players are over 13
years of age
The Young Locals is the name of q new
~ organized base ball club in this city. Its
players are: James Mcdonald, first base;
John Brennan, catcher; Timothy Curtin,
pitcher; Eddie Flaherty, short stop; Pat.
ramsey, third base: Patrick Looney, second
base; Il. Lyons, left field; F. Shiehan,
centre field; j. Arihill. right field
The Atlantic B. B. Club has been reor-
ganized for the season of 1885, with the
following players: @. Parker, catcher; N.
Kenny, pitcher; E. Taylor, first base; 7.
Harvey, second base; w. Fox, third base;
| r. Gallagher, short stop; W. Purcell, left
field; II. lShriner, centre field; L. Tiede-
man, right field. All communications to
be addressed to NJ Kenny, Capt, Central
| Stock Yards.
The Hanneton Baseball Club has organ
lied for the season with the following
players: L. ONeil, catcher: A. Ross,
pitcher; G. Henderson, LIST base; A. Cox,
I'd base; ]. Roseryeer, Sd base; L. O'Brien,
short stop; +. O'Neil, left field; j. Carlin,
center field; WfMyers, right field; Joseph
iarry, hacker and first substitute; Nuke
Pennel, manager and second substitute.
| p. Palmer, w. Thomas and A. belong
will be igned later. Opponents must be
between ~ and IA years of age. They will
| play for Spaulding ball or SIS. or So
The amateur base ball clubs were organ
lied into State League at 304 Plane street
| Newark, Wednesday night Representa-
| tives from the following clubs were pres
ent; jefferson and Orange, of Elizabeth;
Patersons, of Paterson; Jersey lilues. of
Hoboken, and Minions of Newark 1t was
decided to play two games a week on the
Frelinghuyen avenue grounds.
Last week the Jersey Blues received
their new suits and are well pleased with
them. The orange and blue striped jersey
looks well, and if the boys play as good a
| game on the I'd of Nav thew will do well
They will play the opening game at Oak
land Park with the Oaklands of Brooklyn,
formerly the Jersey Citys.
The Providence B. B. c., junior club,
has organized with the following players |:
]. Kelly, catcher; w. Lane, first base; J.
Mackey, second base: P. Nevins, third
base; W. Sexton, short stop, j. Quirk,
centre field and E. Gardner, left field.
VIII play anythingunder fifteen ears.
The Emory Association would like to
hear from all amateurs whose ages average
IA and Is years Address all conmunica-
tions to L. W. Manton, rs Clifton Place,
Jersey City. E. Rename, Secretary
Tomorrow afternoon the giants of the
/ Providence nine will enter the diamond
field to play against our home ''daisies. -
The Providence nine won the League
championship last year, and give evidence
of superb playing this season. The Jer-
seys are practising all their spare time,
and if you would like to see hotly con-
tested game don't fail to see this one.
On Friday afternoon the Arctic's, the
amateur champions of Brooklyn, came to
this city to play our home nine. The home
nine were instructed to play their incest
and they did. This is the score: