The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-08-29

Two base hft-Callan.
Three base hit--Jewell
Total base hits-Graves, 8; Lambertville. H.
Home run-Jewell
Left on base-Grayes, s; Lambertyille 4
Double play-Laferty and Knorr
Struck out-By Madden, 0. Hurley, G.
Base on balls-Knorr and Ruley.
Wild pitch-Madden, l; Hurley
Passed balls-Stewart, 2; Callan, l.
Hit by pitched ball--Stewart. Mckinney, Laffers
~, Mcdonald and RuleY,
Muaed threwn ball--Madden, Knorr. CoIligan
M9tted fly ball-colligan.
Wild throws-J. Mcdonald, 8; Knorr 2: T.
Thorne, !; Callan. 1.
Time of game-Two hours.
Umpire-H, C. Vert.
Scorer--Dr. McGill.
A match game was played on the Asso-
citation grounds yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Stars aud the Stars and Stripes,
both of this city, which resulted in vic
tory for the Stars and Stripes by score
Of 30 to IS.
The game tomorrow Thursday be-
tween the o. P. O.'s, of Trenton and the
Club, will be very exciting,
as the Trenton boys say they intend to
beat our boys "if it takes all SUMMER
Turn out, citizens and others, and wit
ness our boys ''do 'em up" again. The
o. P. O.'s will be composed of the best
ball players they can secure in Trenton.
Game called at $50 P. M.
Don't forget the collection. as 1t is very
important. Oar boys say they have run
short Of their expenses the last two
games. Now If our citizens want to see
good games let them all respond, large
and small. There are number of our
young men that are crazed on base ball
that have not responded to the call once
this season, and we know are very COM
fortably situated, financially. Respond
promptly as the season is shortening, and
no doubt our boys, will continue to an
swer the number of challenges from first
class amateur clubs that wish to visit this
city-Philadelphia, Trenton and other
places.
Next Monday afternoon q match game
Of base ball will be played on the grounds
10 this city between married aud single
mines.
HITS.
Colligan and Wolverton bave found the
leather again.
The Philadelphia boys found out to
their sorrow the pointers given them by
some friend on the tram. They did not
work as they expected.
Knowlan is fine fielder and adds much
strength to the nine.
Jewell got there as usual with his big
hit, securing home run on it.
Callan is still improving in his throw
ing to second. He made some good
throws in last Thursday game, assisting
in several put outs on that base.
Hurley pitched his usual game, but
had hard luck in striking several bats
men. The first two runs the Graves
made were secured by two men that were
hit by pitched ball. A
A few days ago our boys had their pic
lures taken in group, but owing to the
faces of some Chose who were trying to
make themselves look pretty had to be
retaken last Thursday. How about 1t
Doctor.
Alex. P. Kerr, Secretary of the Asso-
citation. has returned from his visit to
and all lovers of ball playing
were pleased to see him on the grounds
again last Thursday. And now look out
for more games than ever before.
Colligan's muffed fly ball in last Thurs
days game, was the first and only one he
has missed this season during game.
Among the many people who have at
tended the games Of ball at Lambertyille
for some weeks past, we noticed party
Of young ladies who are summering at
near Milford. They always
cheered for Lambertville, and one Of
them was heard to say last Thursday,
"Who is that fiue looking gentleman who
is officiating as Umpire ?"
T. Tborne played good game in the
field, but was unable to find the leather
when he came to the bat
The N. 2. Graves are made up of fine
young men, and our boys expect to play
them another game, in this city, before
long.
Base running is an important feature
In base ball and some of the Lambertville
boys should remember this when they Sc
cure three strikes.
Knowlau played in hard luck on Thurs.
day last, especially when he was told to
run back and out at second
Schenck would easily secured first base
in the fifth inning, on batted ball, IL he
had not stopped running before the ball
was fielded to first.
s. Thorne has moro single base hits Ia
his credit than any other player in the
nine, although DR.. Jewell exceeds him In
total bases on hits.
DR.. Jewell and Umpire Vert were fish.
ing this week, but we have not learned
the weight yet, but think 1t to be 000, 600
pounds. We think this from what we
have heard before. Mr.. Umpire, how
about those eels? We are awaiting" for
that supper.
CaIlan on third base, assisted Hurley Ia
getting first base on scratch biz TO the
pitcher, by some of his neat tricks 10 try.
ing to steal home on the same.
T. Thorne throws we'll from third.
The people who go to see the game
should give more literally as the clut
must have money to keep things running
Scott Thorne has found the leather
again. Keep 1t Scott.
The Pennington Club was knock ont al
Somerville, on Saturday. Score s to Q.