The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-05-29

ALERTs


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Lambertyllle. 0 o o x-l0
Aerts. o 0 o o l. o.
Earned runs-Lambertville, 3; Alertss
Home runs-Ferguson, Sinclair.
Stolen bases-faIlman t0, Ryan; I. Thorne t2),
Double play-Ryan to Faith; Trusty (2), Hur-
ley (2l.
Base on balls--Nolan, T. Thorne
Hit by pitcher-Kellar S. Thorne, Trusty.
Struck out-Lambertyille, 8; Alerts, IL.
Passed bals-Ferguson, 6.
Missed third Standardization, /.
Wild ptch-Menninger, 1.
Umpire-Mr. Sherer of Phillipsburg.
Time of game-Two hours and ten minutes.
The following are the dates of games
played, name of clubs and the number of
runs each club made, with the Associa-
ton Club, of this city:
April 80, Lambertv'le 81 Easton, Jr. of Eastou,
May 9, @l3 Clark Bros Trenton,
I6, so East Trenton, 3
49, so Alerts, Phillipsburg,
"only eight innings played.
Tomorrow Thursday afternoon the
fifth game of the season will be played be.
tween the Adams (semi- professionally of
Philadelphia and the Association Club.
This day being legal holiday, there is
no doubt but what the game will be wit
messed by a large crowd of people. The
Adams come to this city highly recon-
mended and are composed of first-class
players. This will be one of the most in
teresting games. ever witnessed on the
grounds. Grand Stand open at 2:30.
Game called at 1915 P. NJ, sharp.
Seward, the great Athletic pitcher was in
town yesterday (Tuesday). He had day
off and came to spend it with bis uncle,
Henry Savage. He says the Lambertvile
team is good one. His salary for this
season is $4,000.
At the game last Thursday everything
passed off pleasantly, as has been the
case with all games played SO far this sea-
son.
A few of our neighbors across the way
still keep up an uproar. but it is gradually
dying out.
| Knowlan says he was caught for once.
We are sorry to learn that our friend
T. Thorne, has retired from ball playing
He lately had the misfortune to ipjure
one of his fingers and has had no chance
to restore It to its proper playing condi-
| ton. We think in a short time he will
return to the field again, because he can.
not witness his fellow players pound the
leather and run BASES, without taking a
hand.
"Horic," we have got you down for a
good one, for our next. It's in the shape
of a genuine home run, No sprained
ankle tomorrow. No use of talking, you
can "get there" if you want to. Ask
TrIsty about it.
SCOTT brace up aud get your eye on the
ball.
A challange has been sent to Pending.
ton and we hope the club will accept It,,
and we think they will, as the boys have
no hard feeling towards each other.
Councilman Callan will be on hand, to-.
morrow, in his usual position. All will
be glad to see him, especially his lady
friends.
Now boys do up tie Adams.
''Razor" will be around, not on the
ground but in the Grand Stand.
"Frog" has nothing to say but when
the ball comes near him it is always safe
in his hands.
"Roundey," our second basemau, will
be in his position morrow, ready for
anything that comes within ten yards of
him.
Trusty always has smile, either at the
bat, in the field, at home or on the streets
Hurley will be on the ground as usual,
in fine trim. AS days pass by he gets bet.
ter. He is one of the best amateur pitch
ers ia the State.
Our boys have received challage from
Bordentown and will play them soon.
Scott. gives us one of your old-time
Tits tomorrow. You have heard from
the Adams. They are coming prepared.
William, we predict that you will play
one of YOUR old fashion games to- morrow,
in the left field. It's there. Give us
your t5s-
Tom Thorne that was great catch, al
so good slide.
Games are soon to be arranged with
the boy lestown Club and we are glad tc
hear it as they are good players.
On the Association Grounds to morrow
Thursday morning, there will be game
between mines from the Rubber Mill and
Spoke Mill, of this city. There has beer
within the past few days great deal O
practicing on the part of the players and
we believe the game will be interesting
We presume there will be fingers knocked
out of place. Physicians will be in at
tendance. Game called at $50. Admis
sion to the Grand Stand 10 CENTS.
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