The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-24

Friend Naylor, of the Doylestown Club,
limped on the wrong leg, last Thursday.
Those fouls out winded him.
Nephew" Yerkes, of Doylestown, has
learned something. He will be a much
wiser man, especially so, when our boys
play the Doylestowns.
One of the visiting club remarked,
"That ball seemed as though 1t was
agoing around fellows neck"
John Ritter, of Centreville, was on the
grounds last Thursday, but was greatly
disappointed Come again Johnny, we
will use you we'll.
Tommy O.. has grown about inches
in height, since the game. There was a
reason for this sudden growth.
Shorty" at second, did splendidly.
In running bases he has no equal. He is
q good coacher.
The DoyIestown Club and their follow
ers, land a portion Of New Hopers,) are a
good -natured set of people. We will be
glad to see them again. The club were
entertained at the Union House. They
went home we'll pleased with their visit
to this city.
Joe and Jim were after the daisies and
cut them while the sun was shining.
Manager Jewell was in his height of
glory last Thursday. He was very proud
of his mon.
Friend Heist took the defeat like
Major. We will see him at home next
week.
There were people from Gainesville,
Frenchtown, Stockton, Pennington, Tren-
ton, Ringoes, Easton and other places
to witness the game. They were all high
ly pleased and speak we'll of our boys.
"Did you ever see such game?"
"Never p what, nevera" Hardly
ever"
Hurley, that 10-pound hammer must be
immense. Bring 1t along with you again,
it is certainly an Improvement
Enthusiasm on the part of some. some
what moved DR.. Swartz. He is man
that means what he says. His deci.
sions, he never reverses.
Tommy and Scott would rather play
ball than eat. They play ball too.
Joseph Picker, of New Hope, seems
somewhat down in the mouth about the
game. 1t is all right Joseph, ii could not
be otherw Use. Next time It will be goose
egg.
Manager Jewell receives on an average
of four letters day, from clubs wanting
to make dates with the home club
Among them are the Nets, of New York;
Cuban Giants, of the Easton League, and
all the flrst.class amateur clubs in the
country.
"Horic," Il was too bad that you did
not score. You deserved it. The only
thing we were afraid OF, that you would
knock the cover of of the ball.
"Did you see that mad man?'' mo p
ssWho was it?'' "Trusty, who was struck
out when three men we're on bases
President McGill and Vice President
Massey, of the Association, were on the
grounds, and were very enthusiastic.
Before the game was called, they did not
think our boys had much Of chance
with those heavy weights.
We are sorry to learn that there is
shortage in Tommy's weight, since the
opening of the season.
Those two-baggers count every time,
sHoric."
Trusty, that was a good one out near
centre. We saw you pointing 1t.
The game of last Thursday was one
that will never be forgotten. Our people
were somewhat moved when they saw the
Doylestown boys appear on the ground,
on account Of their weight. But after
the second inning our people became con-
fident. There was continuous applause
from that time until the game ended.
Some of our foreign visitors departed on
the first boat before the game was ended,
very much fatigued over the defeat OF