The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-06
THE DIAMONDS AMATEUR DEyoTREs.
Newsy S~cintihations About Clever Youths
Who Play BAH for Fun and Glory.

Newsy Scinti1lations About Clever Youths
Who Play BAH for Fun and Glory.
The record of the games played to date
for the championship Of the Hudson
County Amateur Baseball League is as
follows:-
Clubs. W. I. PCT Clubs. W. L. PCT;
ahm a4ooss.... I Z / 81. .soo f RssaiS3es. ! J .eSS
The Stocktons have signed Holland,
Broe, Sullivan, Lockwood and Mcclure,
all first-class players. The latter will
twirl for the team.
M. Fernane has been chosen treasurer
of the Hudson County Amateur Baseball
League.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Baseball League has completed a schedule
in which the team of the Jersey City
Y, NJ. C. A. has the following games to
play:-Satnrday, June s, vs.. Orange Y. M,
c. A., Oh the Hoboken Y. M. c. A.
grounds; Saturday, June Is, VS.. Summit
Y. M. C. A., at. Summit; Saturday, June
81, VS.. Bloomfield Y. NJ. C. A, at Hobo
ken; Saturday, June 20, We. Orange Y. M.
C. A., at Orange; Saturday, July 8, VS..
Summit Y. M. g. A., at Hoboken; Satur-
day, July 10, VS.. Bloomfield Y. M. G. A.,
at Bloomfield.
Shreve's Park, in Hoboken, at Eighth
anu UEdANl SuIE6tS, mas UG6n StCu1Gu GOT
the championship games of the Hudson
County Amateur Baseball League.
The Keystones, Brunswicks, Puritans,
Supefiors, Iroquois A. c., Emeralds,
Woodwards, Stars, Orientals and Stock
tons may find it to their advantage to adj
dress George w. Mansfield, manager of
the Bay Ridge Baseball Club, No. 237 Bay
street, this city.
These are the players of the Leo Base
ball Club - Pitcher, Philip McGovern;
catcher, John Ryan; first base, Dennis
base, Peter Golden; short stop, Edward
Maxwell; left field, Patrick 0'Connor;
centre field, Patrick Mcclure; right field,
George Steele. Send challenges to Philip
McGovern, No. 262 Railroad avenue, this
city. Only uniformed clubs need to re-
spond.
A very interesting game of baseball was
played last Sunday afternoon at Com
munipaw between the st. Peters Ly-
ceum and Che ST. Raphaei's y q / New
York, resulting i'll tt Wet for
mef club by Il score Sltas.
Pitchers. FITZGERALD IS Ly-
ceuml, and ssyNaf ir ~, .,>v York
tet.in.
,fht az, wish 10 hear
4t. JttNeen fourteen
HA aor Saturday after
H.. .lN3.lsSs Il. H. Relf. No. 15S
na street, ifovoken.
junction Baseball club has been
nfzed with these players:-R. Lawler,
..ain and pitcher; j. Cation, catcher;
Dixon, first base; g. Mcdonnell, sec
md base: b. Cannon, third base; /.
Greggs, short stop; II. Dolan, right field.
Captain Lawier would like to sign a good
catcher and wv good ie1ders. Players
who desire engagements and clubs who
care to play. ball should address G.. Nc
Donnell, No. 1862 Newark avenue, this
city.
Challenges from clubs whose ages are
under sixteen years are wanted by the
Young Success Baseball Club. Address
G. w. Journey, No. $40 Grove street, this
city.
Al challenge to play next Sunday has
been sent to the Hickories by the Hud-
sons, who also expect to meet the Fries on
Sunday, June 10.
The Woodwards and Maroons are likely
to meet next Saturday afternoon. Other
clubs can secure dates for Saturday games
by addressing John S. Watson, No. 81
Montgomery street, this city.
The Sylvan Stars, Of Bergen Point, are
anxious to make matches with ball clubs
whose members are under fourteen years
of age. Address j.. S. Russell, No. 1913 Ho-
bart avenue, Bayonne.