The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-25

of the Atlantic Associations clubs by the
results of yesterdays games. Through
the copious application Of whitewash, laid
on by Easton, the team from the Essex
county village took another drop toward
the rear of the procession, while Wor-
cester, by its victory over Hartford and
the walloping of Wilkesbafre, stepped
into third place. The success of Jersey
CITY and the i'll fortune of the three clubs
that were next in standing gives her a
stronger grip upon the lead. The record
is as follows
Jersey CITY,. 5 .Ss Newark. 9 5 $50
Hartford. LIB 8 .6S Lowell....... Z 10 Ali
TiFssssrre y IS. So Esste Haven. : : i i .s5s
In the American Association the rec
ord Isl
St. Louis "a 10 .a06 Athletic. LII ii 800
RrooElyn. is i .oso Baltimore. Z Is .4ss
E EiaaIass City. Il Il 4 q. 81 f fo'in1iSs !. 3 g go. .s1S
Cleveland changed places with Chi
cago and Pittsburg with indianapolis, as
the result of the encounters which oc-
CURED between the National League
clubs. The record
Boston :.....l5 9 IA Chicago. ,ls 10 .4so
Cleveland. IS ia 500 Washington. 6 II 300
Tomorrow's Games.
: AMERICAN AssocIATIoN.-Brookly at Column
bus, Kansas City at st. Louis, Cincinnati at
Louisville.
Among the Amateur Ball Tossers.
McBurney, the doughty lightweight
backstop of the Stevens Institute team,
will be open for engagement after Jun l.
He will probably join the team of the
Bayonne Athletic Association.
The Puritans, of Greenville, will meet
the Alerts, of Lafayette, on Memorial
Day.
An offer from the Jaspers, of Manhat-
tan College, has been made TO Tom Reidy,
the former twirler OF the st. Mary's team.
He has not signed as yet because he would
rather twirl for some Jersey City club.
Handsome new uniforms will adorn the
Puritans, of Greenville, on Memorial Day
The Young Giants, Of BaYonne, have
organized with the following players
John Rigney, captain and first base;
James Masterson, pitcher; Thomas Kiley,
catcher; Peter McGivney, second base;
i Iodn h sborf st 9mlre w 9nIe; b ensire. G 1eft
field; James Murphy, right field, and
Michael Kiley, ceptre field. They would
like to hear from mines under seventeen.
Address John Rigney, No. II John street,
Bayonne city, N. j.
The team of the Young Woodbines
comprises the following players:-D.
Donohue, 7. Scully, w. Guiton, w.
j. Flood; substitutes, T. Flaherty, s.
Cleary and T. Burke. They would like to
hear from clubs under fourteen years.
Address John M. White, No. III Jersey
avenue.
The Staten Island Athletic Club has
signed Kinsler, the backstop of the Bay
onne Athletic Associations team.
Jimmy Hughes, brother of "Mickyv
Hughes, the crack Brooklyn twiFler, has
been given a trial by the Staten Island
Athletic Club.
Young Wilfred Carey, familiarly known
as 'The Kid, who opened last season with
the team of the New Jersey Athletic Club,
and who was recently released by the New
Ravens, is now pitching for the F1ushings.
The Summit Baseball Club would like
to hear from q first class semi-professional
pitcher. Address Thomas SomerviIle, No.
16 Troy street, Jersey City.
Manager Bruce, of the Woodbines, has
challenged the Hamilton Baseball Club
to a game on the Centennial Grounds for
tomorrow for s.; game to be called a half
past two O'Clock.
The Woodwards are anxious 10 play q
game, or q series of games, with any Of
the clubs Of the Amateur League, or with