The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-07-23
BASE RAIL REFLECTIONS.
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B4 QUE BASE BlLL SPECIAL"
II you don't want to throw 10 80 cents,
make It 20.
The Rangers talk of sackllng the AS
socIatlon Club, soon.
The printers Of this city are about 10
challenge the printers of Pennington.
Montgomery, pitcher FOR the Third Ward
Rangers, by little practice. win make a
Hurley No. 2.
The Keystone Club, OF Philadelphia,
defeated the Doylestowns one day last
week score to 8.
Mr. N. V. Naylor, Doylestown's right
fielder, when at the bat In game at Doy-
lestown, last Saturday, was presented by
Lis friends with baby coach, to the ut
most surprise to Mr.. N.
The Third Ward Rangers, OF shls city,
defeated the Flemingtons, on Saturday
last, 10 well played game--score 8 to 7.
Battcry--Lsmbertvilie, Montgomery aud
Cotton; Pennington. Sheridan, volk and
Smith.
Coleman, Brlstol's pitcher, has pitched
twenty games this season Of which num-
Der be has lost only three. Up to Mon
day bf Hast week, the club had played
twenty-one games, winning seventeen and
losing four.
The Langhorne boys have made their
appearance. In game OF one day last
week, they defeated the strong shibe
Club, OF PhiIadelphia--score tol. We
think 1t would be well for Manager Clos
son 10 send the Langhorne boys chal-
lenge.
The game Of last Thursday, between
tho Doylestown and Lambertvilles, so far as
Ii was played, was good. The game was
stopped at the ending of the fifth inning,
on account OF the rain, neither club scor-
Ing. Hurley pitched under difficulties,
he having lame arm. Hest, of the
Doylsstowns, pitched fine ball.
Tomorrow Thursday afternoon, the
seventh game for the championship OF the
Delaware Valley, will be played on the
Association Grounds, ia this city, between
the Bristols aud Lambeftvilics. Admis-
sion--Grand Stand, 20 cents carriages,
20 cents benches, Is cents. Tickets on
sale at Kline's Enterprise Cigar Store,
Blossoms Drug Store, N. 4. slack's Cigar
Store, Thorne Bro. g Tonsorial Emporium
and Cochran's Drug Store.
We will sec tomorrow what the boys
will do with the Bristols. They have no
grass diamond to play upon, like that Of
The Brlstols, aud It is hoped that they
will play their best game. Let every one
In the nine be on the lookout and not
mind what outside parties say. There
will be large crowd TO witness your
playing. II is hoped that those witness.
Ing The game (not only q few but alp,
will contribute liberally. There must be
something done In this matter, or else tho
management will have to CANCEL some
Of the dates for this city and play away
from home. There Ia just certain num-
Der that give, and those who do not give
have more TO say then those that do.
Schedule Of games yet 10 be played be.
tween the Lambertvllle, Bristol and Doy-
lestown Base Ball Clubs, during season
Of 1890:
Thursday, July 24--Brlstol at Lambert
vile.
Thursday, July sI-Doylestown a,
| Bristol.
Thursday, Angus. Bristol at Doyles.
town.
Thursday, August IA Bristol at Lam.
bertville.
Thursday, August 2i--Doyics,own a,
Bristol.
Thursday, August 2s--LambertvIlle a,
Doylestown.
w. 8. CLossoS, Manager
Lambcrtville b. b. c.
RoBERr MINISTER, Manager
Bristol b. b. q.
Gao. p. Book, Manager
Doylestown B. b. q.
WIZ. NOLAN, Umpire, 10th and Medical
streets. Philadelphia.
The following Of the schedule has beer
played:
WON. LOST