The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-26


on Sunday, May IL. 1t will be the cham
pionship game scheduled for September
TO- The Jersey Citys will be way down"
East, but will run back home to play this
Z anne.
What has become OF the Police Depart
ment's baseball team?
The Wayne Athletic Club will have a
strong aud uniformed team on the dia-
mond, n expect TO gather in the scalps
OF the bali fiends of the other local ath-
letic clubs.
Manager Powers will leave this city
this evening. The team will opeu a.
Rochester, the home OF the club. There
Will be a grand parade in which the
Mayor, the county ard city officials, the
Athletic and Wheelmen's clubs and other
organizations will take part. How differ
en- was the opening of the baseball sea-
son here. and yet Rochester Is considered
a small town compared with Jersey City.
The games of the Atlantic Association
were all stopped yesterday by the rain.
The National League will undoubtedly
weaken and change its schedule. They
deliberately arranged the dates to inter-
fere with those of the Players League
and are in consequence playing to empty
benches while the Brotherhood games are
well attended.
In the National League yesterday Cleve-
land defeated Chicago, 10 to 6, and Gin
cinnati defeated Pittsburg. 10 to 1. In the
Players League the scores were:-Cleve-
land, 8; Plttsburg, s.. Chicago, 10; Buff
faIo, s.
Manager Barnie declares if an Ameri-
can Association team locates at Baltimore
that he will starve it out by throwing
open the gates,to the Atlantic Association
Clubs grounds.
Cahill, the New Haven catcher, will re-
port for duty on June Is. He is attending
college.
Hf,a 49, .-I I s1-1z~o - 41so
city will meet at Erastina tomorrow.
Secretary Braden, of the Atlantic As
sociation, has issued the following bulle-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New Haven, I. B.
Cahill; Hartford, j. M. Henry; Jersey
City, j. F. Turner aid T. Lynch; Will
mington, j. Halpin and J. A; Newell.
Terms a%ccepted-By New Haven, Il.
Lauman; Hartford, E.. B. Sutton. Re-
leased-By Washington, II. T. Mace;
Wilmington, r. Rigby; Jersey City, f.
Wheeler.
Edward MCGUIRE has been chosen man
ager of the organizations two baseball
teams by the Grayling Athletic Club of
Bayonne. The uniform of the this season
win be blue and gray. The senior team
will be as fOllows:-Mc6uire, catcher;
Scotield and Fellon, pitchers; Chambers,
first baseman; H~asbroucae. second base
man; Thompon, third baseman; Brown,
shortstop,. Moody, left fielder; Seaman,
tEAtkc uCiuCt4 A0Wu5SuQs IfAnO HcluGl.
Challenges shonld be sent to the manager
at No. 50 West Thirty-third street,
Bayonne.
A baseball team with the following
players has been organized by the Cadets
of Bayonne Engine Company No. /, of
Bayonne:-Pitcher, j. Bannon; catcher,
T. Connors; first baseman, w. Trip; sec
ond baseman, w. Devlin; third baseman,
P Clark; shortstop. J. Mccormack; right
fielder, A.. Stillger; centre fielder, A.
johnson; left fielder, G. Link. Chai-
lenges are invited from clubs whose play
ers range between fifteen and eighteen
years OF age. Address James Connors,
manager, No. 1873 Orient street, Bayonne.
Walter S. Beebe, the clever twirler
who pitched SO successfully several sea-
sons for the New Jersey Athletic Clubs
team, will probably occupy the box this
season for the nine of the Mt. Vernon
Athletic Club, of Westchester. He will
also undoubtedly pitch for the Allertons.
of New York City.