The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-03
COMING BALL PLAYERS.


Dasfres Here, There and Everywhere by
Hudson County Amateurs.
The Wayerly Juniors, of Jersey City
Heights, have been reorganized with the
following players:-Captain and pitcher,
Conrad Smith; catcher, Joseph Hurley;
first base, James Gallagher; second base,
Peter Doyle; third base, George Jones;
short stop, Thomas Murray; left field,
Peter Miller; centre field, Joseph Mooney;
right field, James ManseH.
James McDermott has signed with the
Orientals. He was formerly third base
man for the Electras.
Clubs whose members are under sixteen
wears Of age will be accommodated by the
Young Comets. The team is as follows
Pitcher, Frederick Elyis; catcher, Patsey
McGuiness; first base, Thomas Murray,
second base, John Hines; third base,
George Myers; short stop, James Hughes;
left field, James fully; centre field, Owen
Fftsimmons: right field, Patrick Cannon.
Address Thomas Hines, manager, No. 234
Wayne street, this city.
The Orientals desire to hear from the
Woodbines, Emeralds, Maroons and
Hamiltons. Address r. w. Brukce, No.
$50 Grove street, this city. The team is
follows:-Pitcher, B. Mcbride; catcher,
+. Quinn; captain and first base, j. King
man; second base, r.. Gahagen; third
centre field, J. corcoran; right field, r.
Welsh, and left field, J. Schank.
Challenges for the Hamiltons should be
sent to F. May, No. 307 Ninth street, this
CITY. Clubs whose players are between
fifteen and eighteen years old would do
well to write.
The Hudson Juniors wish challenges
from clubs whose players are under four
teen years of age. Address, Edward Rig
new. No. 571 Henderson street, this city.
These players comprise this team
Pitcher, Corbett; Hawley, catcher; first
base, Beggens; second base and captain,
Edward Rigney; third base, O'Donnell;
short stop, Emerson left field, Burke;
centre field, Foley; right field, Durkee.
A return game will be played on the
Avenue e grounds at Greenville, by the
1roquois Athletic CLUB, OF bergen Point
and the Puritans, of Greenville, on Satur-
day, June 8.
The Hickorys, of Hoboken, have recor-
9anized for the season and would like to
hear from clubs with players between six
teen and nineteen years old. Address
Thomas B. Cannon, No. 182 Grand street,
HobOken.
The Diamond Baseball Club wishes tc
hear from all clubs with players not over
the following players:-J. Sullivan, third
base, j. Flannelly, right field; j. Hol
lond, short stop; 4. Flahnelly. first base
w. Brady and E. Crowley, pitchers; w.
Hogan and Dunn, catchers; j.. Hoey,
second base; J. ~Shangenberg, left field:
j. Custer, centre field; F. Patterson and
w. Naughton, substitutes. Address all
challenges to w. Brady, No. 312 Third
street, this city.
At West Hoboken yesterday afternoon
the Atlantics defeated the High Points by
a score Of "a u n to Is. The
batteries were, Atlantics, Mike Barnes
and Robert Fisher; High Points, George
McGee and Eugene Craig.
In a five inning game at West Hoboken
yesterday morning the Pastimes downed
the Palisades by o score of IS to IL.
At Co~inmumipaw, the Nonpareils beat the Min
ions yesterday afternoon by this score:--
Minions ........ .....2 0 o o 0L14
Noppareils. ..........5 q ! 02 2 0 3 *--ls
The functions were taken into camp yester
day afternoon at South Bergen by the Month
ceilos, the score being as follow 81
Monticellos .....,....3 Q 2 2-1i
functions ............o l 2 0 0 0 4 o.
Yesterday afternoon the Hiawathas, of Jersey
City Heights, visited Staten Island and were de
feated by the following score, the victors being
the Fingerboards, OF Clifton
Hiawathas. .........1 8 2 o Q Oil
Fiugerboards .......,6 SO 2 D 2 2 So