The Lambertville record., 1888-08-08
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Earned runs-Lambertville, 4 Red Stockings, t..
Two base hits--Hurley, Dalrymple Cooke
Three base hits--J. Ely. G. Holmes
Total base hits-Lambertville, II; Red Stock
ings. 2.
Len on base-Lambertviile, 2; Red Stockings, G.
Struck out-By Hurley. l6; Colligan s.
Base on balls-G. Holmes.
Passed balls-CaIlan, 2; Woverton, 3.
Missed third strike-Calian 9; Wolyerton l.
Hit by pitched ball-Hurley, /.
Maaed dy ball-Dalrymple. Cooke 2; Mangan,
McCiuirk.
Time of game--one hour and fifty minutes
Umpire-John Sweeney.
Scorer-George Groomes.
The game tomorrow Thursday after
noon between the Lambertville and PEN
nington clubs will be very exciting and
will draw a large crowd of spectators.
The Penningtons were victorious in a
very close game few weeks ago, but
since then the Lambertvilles have gained
many new points and feel confident of
winning tomorrow The game will be
called at 3 o'clock
The game between the Pennington and
bennington clubs, played at Pennington
yesterday, was won by the Pepningtons.
Score--14-3. A number of the Lambert
vile Club witnessed the game and cheered
both Sides
Look to your laurels, boys, tomorrow.
Hurley pitched his usual good game
last Thursday. Think of it-he struck
out sixteen.
Tomorrow will be almost a general
holiday IL everybody attends the match
who sas they are going to.
We have seen some Of our boys going
to the ball grounds for practice this week.
What did 1t meanp We heard It whisper
ed that 1t was for their game OF to- NOR
row-victory.
1t won't do for either club to do much
sleeping tomorrow.
Councilman Carmody says he used to
belong 10 the .sCalicos, y a. club Of former
years, of this city. He says be can play
as we'll now as then--good. He would
like to match the BARRIERS against the
printers of this city No doubt the prin-
ters would play them If they allowed
Hurley. Callan and Schenck to be printers.
Our boys say they were never before in
better trim, and are anxious for the fray.
Tommy Callan's annual vacation from
behind the drug and soda.wate fountain
will ct him for still better service in the
ball field to- morrow afternoon; therefore
his many admiring friends will all be pres
ent to witness his playing.
The Red Stockings Of this city are a
good set of fellows and know how to play
ball. Their playing last Thursday was
good, and the Lambertvlles did not have
any material TO waste in winning the
game. This is the second time these two
clubs have played this season, and al
though the Red Stockings were beaten
on both occasions they showed plenty of
grit, and were not beaten badly, either.
This Is what the Hanterdon Republican
says in reference to the recent game play
ed In this city: Thursday afternoon the
Pennington niue went to Lambertville to
play the Lambertville nine. This is one
of the best amateur mines In the State,
and our boys did not have much show In
playing with them. The Lambertvilles
have not been beaten on their own
grounds this season, and that fact may be
some consolation to our boys for their
Defeat
And this from the Democrat. AdUertiser:
"0n Thursday of last week the Fleming
ton club went to Lambertville and played,
or rather attempted to play, game with
the Association club of that place. As
the Flemipgtons had been playing good
ball 1t was expected that the game would
be closely contested, but the friends of
the club were greatly disappointed, as
they put up the poorest game they played
this season. Their batting was very weak,
Hurley holding them down to three sim
gies, while their fielding was-well, the
less said about that the better. The Lam
bertville singers had no trouble in hit
ting Sheridan, and the way they knocked
out doubles, triples and home runs made
the Pennington outfielders weary" y
= "AmoDg the amateur base ball
clubs 10 the county 1t Is said that Lam
bertville is the home of the best"