The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-05-28
BASE BALL REFLECTIONS.
81 our BASE nAII asrEcIAL.o

Big game -Lambertville VS.. Adams.
John Ely made good catch in right
field.
The Adams beat the strong Langhorne
team last Saturday.
Trusty had not much to do but he gets
there when there is anything.
Wolvcrton is batting in hard luck. He
lie hitting the ball hard but cannot get it
safe.
Scott Thorne had his eye on the ball
last Thursday. Four hits was his record.
1t is good one.
schenck, Uplander, Callan, Jewell and
Trusty, are the fastest runners 10 the team.
This is pointer for all catchers who meet
with them.
Go and ill up the Grand Stand -admis-
sion % cents, and also the benches, for
which the small sum of 10 cents will be
charge for seat.
DIR. Jewell has not forgotten how to
handle the ball. His second base playing
OF last Thursday, was the finest seen here
this season. Keep 1t up Doctor.
Treasurer Kerr seems to be in his height
Of glory, Notwithstanding the losses, oc-
casioned by small collections taken up on
the ground. Friend Kerr, the game Of
Friday, will make up all losses.
Our old friend Thos. c., engi-
neered the Press score card, last Thurs
day. 1t worked to perfection, registering
some thirty base hits for our boys, when
the official score book called for only IL.
Hurley and Trusty pitched and caught
for tho Mozart Club, OF Newtown, Pa,
against tho strong Hatboro team, last
Saturday and succeeded in shutting the
Hatboro's out, the score standing 0 to O..
Hurley struck out seventeen men.
| Manager Closson was 10 Philadelphia
one day last week, 10 consultation with
the Managers of the Doylestown and
Bristol teams, in reference to arranging
schedule Of games to be played for the
championship of Bucks and Hunterdon
counties.
The following are the players and posi-
tions OF the Association Club, for Decora-
ton Day: y. Thorne, centre field Trusty,
Sd base Callan, short stop; Wolverton,
1st base; Uplander, catcher; Jewell, I'd
base Sohenck, left field Hurley, pitch
er; F. Ely, right field.
All hands arc in good trim for Decora-
ton day, when the Adams, "a semi-pro-
fessional team), of Philadelphia, will be
here. The Adams are fine lot Of play.
ers and large crowd is expected to wit
ness the game. Owing to the extra ex
pense In getting this team, the Managers
are compelled to charge % cents to the
Grand Stand. Tickets on sale at Kline'l
Enterprise Cigar Store, Blossoms Drug
Store, Thorne Bro. 8 Tonsorial Emporium
N. e. Stacks Cigar Store and Cochran'l
Drug Store. Game called OF 4 P. NJ, &C
as not to interfere with the Decoration
services.
On Thursday last the National B. B
Club came up from the Capitol city tc
play game Of ball with the Association
team, of this city, but as 1t turned oul
they did not do any playing and we be-
lieve they never will. The home team
had everything their own way and could
have shut the Nationals out had 1t mol
been for Hurley's letting down In hii
pitching and let Wilson make three base
hit, on which he scored on Wolverton't
wild thrown In home to Uplander. Hur-
ley pitched fine game, striking out seven
teen men, making in all struck out by him
in four games, sixty-four. Uplander'f
catching was fine and his throwing tc
bases was good. JEWELS second base
playing was very fine. The Doctor Is get
ting In his old Princeton form again.
| The following is the score: