The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-06-12


Only two errors by the club and only
one little scratch hit of Hurley's pitching
tells the tale of the game.
Umpire Swartz is improving very much
in his speech. He can be heard distinctly.
We understand that he is using his rheu-
matte remedy pretty freely. Very good,
Doctor.
A number of our citizens contemplate
visiting Pennington, tomorrow, to wit
ness the game.
Scott is playing as of old.
A large number of our citizens visited
Pennington last Thursday, to witness the
game between the Lambertvilles and the
Pennington Club. The latter club was
composed of foreign battery and Sec
ond baseman, the balance being home
players. The visitors were well pleased
with the game.
Knowlan we think is as good as Curt
WEIGH.
Hurley hits the ball hard and makes
the out fielders wish they had horses.
From the number of letters received by
our friend "Horic,' we judge he means
business. Another trip from this city
with the boys he will have to have let
ter carrier. No comments.
Callap is catching great game and
"Whoop" knows IT.
After the game at, Pennington lady
was heard to remark, "Them Lambertville
boys think they are smart. wish it was
Lambertvllles nothing and the Fleming
tons 49,"
Colligan is hard to beat on second.
Duryea will be on hand as usual in the
the grand stand building on Thursday OF
next week. He will served you as he al
ways has done.
1t was rumored that Trusty was going
to leave us, but we are glad to hear that
be is going to stay. He says the Lam.
bertville people are very kind to him.
We heard il whisper the other evening
that our friend Thomas is going to play
again. We knew he could not stand It,
Give us shake.
Trusty at the bat, raise of the cap
and then the leather has to suffer. 1t is
sure thing.
In practicing at Pennington, just be-
fore the game was called, Trusty would
muff balls and you could hear it remarked
'He is no good, thought he was player,
he can't even play marbles" They were
greatly surprised when they began to
play.
| Hurley, we were sorry to hear, had q
very severe attack of cramps just after
leaving Pennington. They stopped al
Ringoes and had physician summoned
who administered to him and just before
reaching this city was relieved. Cause Of
the attack, cooling off two soon.
Boys win tomorrow. We hope it will
not be an "off' day.
All the old players go to Pennington
tomorrow, also the mascot and Hughey'i
dog, and all have blood 10 their eyes anf
are going to win.
| Wolverton that was dandy hit.
The foreign players, who played will
the Pennington boys, we're spoken of Al
first class players, but did not turn on
that way. 1t must have been an "off'
day for them.
There is not horse in the city to hire
which shows that large crowd is goinI
over with the boys to Pennington.
| A friend Of ours, Constable at Elem
ington, remarked to one of our players
Cant you let our boys have one run
you have got plenty, You can spare it.
Johnny that's not in the game.
Tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, tn
Lambertvilles cross bats with the Semi
nary nine, at Penn ington. Game Gale
at o'clock.
The Seminary nine. of Pennington, W
understand, play in this city, Thursday Z
next week. 1t Is to be hoped that every
thing will pass off quietly.