The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-15
YOUTHFUL BALL TOsSERs.

H ANA H.
Games and Records Of some of Hudson
Countyss Amateur Clubs.
The Allertons and Guttenbergs will
cross bats tomorrow afternoon at Allerton
Park, Weehawken. Play win be called at
four O'Clock.
70 date the Bay Ridge Club has won
thirteen games and lost none.
Tomorrow morning the Dopes and Bay
Ridge Club will do battle on the former
teams grounds. Last Sunday the clubs
had a battle royal of eighteen innings,
which resulted in the score being tied at
five runs each.
At Communipaw the Flyaways defeated
yesterday afternoon the Ontarios by this
score:--
Flyaways...."......o ss4oo 0-15
Ontarios. ..........1 2 0 / / 0 4 Oil
The Knockabouts and the Alliance Club
crossed bats yesterday afternoon in
Shreve's Park at Hoboken, the receipts
OF the game being for the Johnstown
flood sufferers relief fund. The contest
resulted in favor of the knockabouts by a
score of Z to 2.
On the Central Railroad grounds the
Keystones n Delawares will meet to-
morrow.
The Woodwards, of this city, will en-
counter the Empires, of Hoboken, this
afternoon, on the Central grounds.
Yesterday afternoon the Oakdales beat
the Silver Stars by the following score at
Communipaw:-
Oakdales. ............3 0 1 2 4 0 0 5-21
Silver Stars ....-.....4 3 l 2 0 1 0 0 3-14
This afternoon the Puritans. of Green
vile, will play the G~reenyille Y. M. C. Al.
team, on the Avenue E grounds, at Green
Vile.
The Woodwards, of this city, have
played three games this season and won
them all.
BY q score of 90 to 9 the Black Diamonds
vanquished the Orioles at Communipaw
yesterday afternoon.
The Standards, of Bayonne, were beaten
at Centreville yesterday afternoon by the
jumpers, of New Brighton, S. l., by the
following scores
Jumpers -. 900 40
This season the Hamiltons have de-
feated the Plymouths, Prospects, Bluff
Skies, Elliots and Woodbines. To late
they have won seven games and lost one.
They are open for engagements for holt
days and Sundays.
The Plymouths won from the Van
guards yesterday afternoon, by a score of
10 to 4.
At Communipaw the Prospects fell vic
tins yesterday afternoon by a score of 10
The Woodwards decline to play Sunday
games.
A picked nine from the Puritans beat
the SUBMITS on the Avenue L grounds,
at Greenville, by a score of 10 to q on
Thursday afternoon.
On Sperry's grounds, 81 the head of
Danforth venue, Greenville, the team of
the Pamrapo Athletic Club and the Ar
gyles, OF Harlem, will play off the tie
game which they contested last Saturday
BY a score of 2 to 0 the Films succumbed
on Thursday afternoon to the Bonnie
Blues. Durham struck out eleven bats
men. &lkf
Twice on Thursday the Superiors wal
Hoped the Eries. The score of the morn
ing game was g to 5 and that of the after
noon game was 9 to 8. a M
This afternoon the West Bergen and
Arion Baseball clubs will open their
seasons series of games on the former
clubs grounds.
Teams from the Summit and Jersey
City Young Mems Christian Associations
will play this afternoon at Summit. ESQ
An eleven inning game between the Ex-
c~elsiors, OF Elizabeth, and the Centrals, of
this city, occurred OIL the latter clubs
grounds Thursday afternoon. The score
was:-Centrals, 9; Excelsiors, z.
The Friendship Club and the Ameri-
can Watch Case Company's team will
play a return game on the Weehawken
commons this afternoon.
Tomorrow the Friendships and a picked
nine. from the Union Hill Fire Depart
ment win play. The Friendships have
thus far won every game they have
played since the season opened, and are
very sanguine of besting their opponents.
The Pastimes and the Palisades, the
crack mines of North Hudson, play tomor-
row on the West Hoboken diamond. The
rivalry between the two clubs is very
close, and the game will be well worth
seeing.
Manager O'Grady, of the Stocktons, de
MES the report that his club will play the
Bay Ridge Club tomorrow. He says the
Stocktohs would only be too glad to get a
whack at the Bay Ridge boys.
sHOWARD'Sn SPLENDID TENNIS.