The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-26
SPORTING NOTES.

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Parties desiring 70 publish evets wsdsv this head OsH
sesld their consmmgicaiions addressed to s Editor Of
the "TdttleT 258 WdshssQ0n street, signing their Ji
and address. Baseball sheud Be dtested By
| taeprcper officer of 0e club.
The catamaran Duplex is afoat again.
She has been undergoing repairs.
Oakland Park is to open next Saturday
with game between the Oaklands and the
Jersey Blues. The area of the ground
comprises 202, 900 square feet.
The boys of Jersey City will be surprised
| to learn that their old favorite, Isaac
Smith, of Eighth street, is claimed to be
the best amateur boxer in Bergen county.
At the Park Ridge Athletic Club recently
there was q boxing match between Walter
Thompson, the Park Ridge terror, and
Isaac Smith, of Hillsdale. 1t took Smith
just about three minutes to knock Thomp-
son SO completely out that he could not
speak for few minutes.
The Woodward Baseball Club has organ
lied with the following players: George
Wilson, captain and pitcher; Harry Clark,
catcher; Harry Ramsey, first base; Stanley
Brown, second base; Theodore Luyster,
third base; James Wilson. short stop; Ar
thur Rice, left field; Herman Young, CEN
tire field; Duncan Ross, right field. All
communications should be addressed to
George Wilson, 90 Woodward street.
Captain Timothy Thurman of the Jersey
City baseball club. did not play in the first
three games last week, owing to his ILL
ness.
There are t'hamfat" baseball players
hanging around town looking for work.
! They might as well leave, as none but
good players have been, or will be en-
gagged.
: The Young Mutuals are ready for any
thing under fourteen years of age. Their
players are; O. Wood, catcher; G. McWil-
Hams. 3d.; N. McChristy, s. s.; J. Meal
, vanah, pitcher; M. Lockwood, l. f.; J.
! Fletcher, h.; W. Cronelly, 2b; M. Null
, lone, c. f.; T. Riel, r. f. All challenges
received by 0. Wood, 1854 Grove street.
The Young Arctics have organized with
players as follows: T.. Flanagan, c.; M.
! McGrath, p; j. Mccormack, 1b.: M. De-
vine, 3D.; j. Maher, 3d.; ]. Meehan, s. s.
W. Hassett, /. f.; P. Hart. c. f.; c. Maho-
ney. r. f. This club is ready to hear from
any club whose members are not under IA
years old. Address Thomas Flanagan,
lit Thirteenth street.
The Young Rockets wi reorganize for
the season with the following nine:I James
] Slack, captain. and pitcher; NJ Harnett,
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( 3D.; John Ryan. 3b d. Corcoran, s. s.
+ | A. Doagherty, r f.; y. Slack, l. f. F.
Hague, G. f. They will play any nine un.
q der twelve years of age. Address 742l
Jersey avenue.
,, The Young Fries have organized will
this nine: j. Kent, captain and catcher
> W. Riley, p; b. Syulen. h.; L. Burke, 2b
: NJ. Bratton, 3D.; W. Donohue, r. f.: T. Nc
Grath, |. f.; w. Lynch, 8. g.; j. Cary, c. f
!, These are twelve-y9ar-o and are ready
for challenges.
The Myrtle Baseball Club have organized
under the following players. D. Murray
s G. Bays, M. Ivers, G Saunders, ]. Breen
j. Burke, G. Kirner, J. Fitzgerald, J. Ear
4 rington: first substitute B. Gallagher; sec
ond substitute, F. Cummings Will play
: any club under is years. John Fitzgerald
9 AZ Myrtle avenue.
Yesterday afternoon eight members Of
the Park Bicycle Club started in a two
mile race at the Stock Yards, foot of Sixth
street The prizes were gold medal fol
/ first and silver medal for second man
/ MI. Smith came off winner of the golc
medal Smith won the medal by accident
II Mr.. Bath, who was the best rider in the race
is falling from his wheel and giving Smitl
\ the long lead which won the race.
Amateur baseball clubs are springing III
" all over the County. The TATTLER hal
]. been notified of the organization of the fol
It lowing:
!" The Young Alerts have reorganized fol
l. the coming season with the following nine
a !. James Lee, catcher; Edward Mooney
q pitcher; W. Willard, first base; P. Mul
doom, short stop; W. Canal, second base
g w. Weede, third base; j. Mcdonald, righ
= field; 81. Heye, left field, James Dryer
centre field Address all communication
to P. Muldoon, 100 Newark avenue
The Jersey City League Club defeated
= the nine of the Jasper Club of Manhattan
College at the Polo Grounds, New York, OF
= Thursday afternoon, by score of to l
The game lasted nearly two hours. TIL
II score by innings was as follows:
o,.u d2ss aSSsasS
! The third game of the week with tn
y y Jersey City Club was contested on Wednes
day with the Ridgewoods, whose only dis
tinctiye feature is that Loughrun. q
Z catcher, last year occupied the same pos
(, in the New York nine. However, al
IT though there was no brilliant playing OF
either side, the visiting nine was warmed
IT by the home club by score of 8 to 2
n Bradley, of the home club, did the fines
" playing, and Mclaughlin, also of the jersey
Citys, takes second place. The score b!
q innings was as follows:
Ie "a 8 as 6 z SO
! Jersey City. 04 o.
L Ridgewood. ...........0 o O o o.
Q The Marion Baseball Club have reorgan
lied with John Lenehan, captain: Franz
Evans, secretary and treasurer. Players
Il John Lenehan, John McCrarn, John Duff
Y fly, Joe Fitzsimmons, George McIlver, F
Evans, Thomas Welsh, Hugh Darby
# James Deagen. They opened the season
s by playing at Long Island Baseball Park
: April 20, with the Sicily Club, of Brook
a Ign, and defeated them by an exciting ter
n inning game. Score: Marion, 10; Sicily
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~ SCORE BIZ INNINGS
H. 78S 10
: Marion. 0 2 o o Q 8 Al:
Q Sicily .............S 0 o 2 02 0 81
+ When such players as Radford, Crane
Hines and Start appeared upon the field
: last Monday afternoon, the twelve hun.
: bred people who occupied the spacious
seats predicted bad beating for JERSEY
City's representative nine. The disappoint-
ment, however, was pleasant one, when
the last inning showed the trifIng score Of
{ five runs were credited to the visitors.
a The home nine characterized the game by
two remarkable double plays. Lovett's
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