The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-05-15

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Three base hit-Trusty.
Total bases-Lambertville IA; Clark Bros, 6.
Base on balls-J. Herman, Schenck, Callan, VOL
verton.
Hit by pitcher-Trusty, Knowlan p; Callan.
Struck out-Hurley, IL; Cowell, Z; J. Herman, l.
Wild pitches-Cowell, A.
Passed balls-Callan, l; Uplander, /; Burns, L.
Missed third strike-Callan.
Mutfed hy-J. Herman, Schenck, 2; Hurley
Muffed thrown balls. Thorne.
Wild throw-Callan.
Left on bases-Lambertyille, @; Clark Bros, g.
Umpire-L. NJ. Swartz.
SeOrer-Dr. p. McGill.
Time of game-Two hours and ten minutes.
A game will be played tomorrow
| Thursday, on the grounds in this city,
between the East Trenton Club and the
Lambertvilles. Game called at 1916 p
NJ. The East Trentons are said to have
good record. We copy the following
from the Trenton Sunday Advertiser
1.-THE Wilson Wooden Workers and East
Trenton B. B. Clubs are putting up a
good ball. The East Trentous do some
brilliant base running and fielding, and
as base running team, it is said they
have no equal in the city"
1t would be more pleasant for the ladies
in the grand stand during game of ball
if there were no smoking allowed in there.
Hulley's pitching and Calan's catch.
ing in last Thursdays game, was the best
seen on the ground this season.
The Trenton boys acknowledge that
our boys are too much for them, playing
ball.
Wolverton played fine game at short
and did some heavy batting, he making
the longest hit of the game, but was only
allowed two bases on account of the ball
going over the wire fence.
Uplander must belong to most all the
clubs in Trenton, as he is generally seen
on the field with all tho different mines
the Lambertville have played against
from there.
Third baseman Trusty greatly improves
the club, as he is a good fielder and a
strong batter.
Our right fielder Thorne, did nobly
We've got you on our list Tommy.
Sohenck had an off day last Thursday,
both in the field and at the bat.
"Horic," well done 1t was not your
fault that the home run was not credited
to you. We knew you would find the
leather.
Seven runs in one inning were too
much for the Clark Bros to work against
and they became ratified and unable to
play their usual game.
Knowlan captured two high flies in the
centre field.
S. Thorne opened the season with a
single to his credit at the bat and covered
first base in fine style.
Trusty will make good coacher when
he becomes more acquainted with the
nine.
Colligan did some excellent work at
second base, stopping two hot ground
hits just in time to retire base runner
each time who was trying to steal that
base.
The boys are all batting much harder
this season then they did last. The four
ball rule works to their advantage, but
does not effect Hurley's pitching in the
least.
Colligan has become quite an expert as
horseback rider.
At game in Pennington last Thurs
day, between the Seminary nine and the
Mutuals, of Pennington, the Seminary's
came off victorious. Score z to 8. This
game was the first game that the Semi
nary nine have beaten the Mutuals out Of
number played.
The Hunterdon Democrat publishes the
following: "Base ball is said to be one OF
Lambertville's Sunday diversions. A full
thousand people witnessed game played
on the 9Th instr This is great mistake
and the Democrat has been wrongfnlly in.
} formed. No games are played in this
city, unless it happens to be that some
small boys attempt to play on the ont
skirts, and then our active police forceare
generally on hand and scatter the players
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