The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-27
AMATEUR CLUBS AND PLAYERS.
Young Men Who Handle the Sphere
CIever1y, and DO 1t for Fun.

Young Men Who Handle the Sphere
CIeverly, and DO 1t for Fun.
A meeting of the Hudson County Anna
teur Baseball League will be held this
evening in Turner Hall, this city.
The Clifton Baseball Club would like to
| arrange for a game on Memorial Day
| morning. Address William H. Kelly, Sec
tary, No. 63 Baldwin avenue, this city.
The Chestnut Baseball Club wishes to
hear from Hudson county amateur clubs
| whose members are older than fourteen
years. Address all challenges to Edward
| S. Loft, No. 32 Chestnut avenue.
Clubs whose players are between twelve
and fifteen years old will find the Brewers
ready for sport. Thomas Devlin, No. 1876
Morgan street, this city, is the manager.
Challenges for the Brunswick, Jr., Club
should be addressed to J.. J. Lynch, No.
33S Third street, this city.
All challenges for the Montgomery
Juniors, who are all under fifteen years
of age, should be sent to A. Reilly, No. 40
Water avenue, this city.
Teams whose players are under eighteen
wears old can be accommodated by the
| Manhattans, who are as follows:-J. Her
wig, captain; b. King. first base; Borne
man, second base; Herwig, third base;
O'Brien, pitcher; Cronin, catcher; Russ,
| short stop; Nestly, centre field; Birchholtz,
left field: Campbell, right field. Address
| G. Borneman. No. 1873 Griffiths street, Jer-
sey City, N. j..
Manager Farley is out and hustling for
the Stocktons. He has signed a well known
twirler named Sully, who VIII greatly
| strengthen the team.
The Alliance Baseball Club, of Jersey
| CITY, have organized for the season, and
would like to hear from all clubs whose
| members are sixteen years of age. Ad-
dress William w. Weeks, No. 339 Web
ster avenue, Jersey City.
The Johnston Baseball Club would like
to zeal from some uniformed club for
Memorial Day morning. They would
prefer the Johnsons, of this city. Address
J. Lyon, No. al Wilton street, Jersey
City.
The B. o. B. C. H. nine will play any
team in Jersey City whose members are
about fifteen years old. Write to David
Buckley, No. II Manning II
Here are the players of the crack Bay
| Ridge Baseball Club;-Edward Carroll,
captain and third base; Denny Linehan,
pitcher; Edward Kelly, catcher; John
Connelly, first base and change catcher;
John Moran, second pase; Ed;
| short stop and change pitcheri James
| Murphy, right field; Frank Mallon, first
base and catcher; James Breen, centre
field; Ed. McDermott, left field. They
| would like to hear from the White Stars,
Woodbines, Orioles, and Atlantics. Ad-
dress G. w. Mansfield, No. 237 Bay street.
The Keystones have organized as fol-
lows:-Catcher, Brady; pitchers, Bold and
Marsden; first base, Quinn; second base,
| Masterson: short stop, Larcey; third base,
Kelly; right field, Dolan; left field, Field
ner; entire field, Norton. Challenges from
teams whose players average under tif-
| teen years are desired. Address Thomas
Kelly, No. $50 First street, this city.
The Palisade Baseball Club, cham
pions of North Hudson county, would
like to hear from all first class clubs for
Saturday and Sunday games. Address
William Pamentel, No. 155 Clinton av-
enue, West Hoboken.
The Jersey City Turn Verein Baseball
Club has an open date for Memorial Day
afternoon. They would like to arrange
a game with some uniformed out of town
club for that day. Address William ).
DIPPED, secretary, No. 259 First street.
The Hudson County Deaf Mute Baseball
Club has been organized for the summer
and would like to hear from all deaf mute
clubs and amateur clubs with enclosed
grounds. Following are the players:-J.
Grogan and e. Manning, pitchers; A. ID.
Salmon and r.. G. Stephenson, catcher; J..
e. Carroll, first base; G. McManus, second
base; K. Scheifler, third base; T.. B. Ward,
short stop; "A. White, r. Purcell, and j..
Weleh, nelders. Address. Edward Man