The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-17

will play the crack semi professional
Dauntless B. b. C. of East New York. As
the teams are very evenly matched, an
exciting and interesting game is expected.
Quite a number of ladies have attended
the games lately, which has added great
ly co the playing of the team, and the al
Effectiveness of the grand stand. Mana
ger Ramsay is anxious to have more Of
the fair sex attend the games. Game
called at a quarter to four. Ladies adj
mirted free
League anne yesterday Cleveland,
II; New York, G. First ~game-Pitts-
burgh, q; Brooklyn, 5 Second game
4; Philadelphia, q Chicago, s; Boston, 4.
The Giants have lost first place in the
League.
The American Association games yester-
day resulted as foll6ws;-Boston, 10;
Louisville, 8. Columbus, z; Athletics, 8.
Baltimore, 3; st. Louis, l. Cincinnati. 3;
Washington, 2
Eastern Association games:-Roches
ter. 0. Buffalo, 5. Syracuse, 4; Albany, 2.
Providence, 3; New Haven, 2. Lebanon,
z. Troy, 3.
sponge.
Harvey B. Rich has been appointed
mruager OF the Staten Island Athletic
Clus in place of Arthur j.. Moore, who
resigned a few weeks ago.
Pitcher Getzein was released by Mana
ger SeIee at Chicago yesterday.
The Railway Athletic Association has
~utsbanded their semtproressional club
and will hereafter play a strictly local
amateur team. Amateur clubs wanting
games at Railway. address L. A. Spence.
Thus far this season the team of the
Centreville Athletic Club, of Bayonne,
has achieved a splendid record. Having
won thirteen consecutive victories and
met with only one reverse, il has a per-
centage won of games played OF .929.
The South Orange Field Club would
ike to arrange games for August 10. 20.
September 5, u and 10. Managers OF
first class teams can address j. w. Owen.
South Orange. n. j. They rave excellent
grounds, about fifty minutes from New
York.
To date this season the team OF the
Iroquois Athletic CLUB. of Bayonne, has
played fourteen games, of which nun Der
IL has won nine and lost five, making its
percentage won OF games played .643. In
the games the team scored 1877 runs, 10
126 runs OF the opposing mines.
IL is now stated shat the mortgage on
the Louisville Baseball Club, including
the franchise, will not be foreolosed. The
present club will probably be allowed to
continue till the close of the season.
Meeting is called for the purpose OF
considering Omaha's troubles, ana IL is
expected that a new club will be formed
at once TO take the place Of the d.sbanded
Omaha Club.
Only two games renain to be played to
exhaust the schedule of the
for the championship of the Bayonne
Amateur Baseball League.
Twenty-one games have been played L
date this season by the team Of the New
Jersey Athletic Club. In nineteen o.
these the Jerseymen have
been victorious The otter two they
lost TO the Westfieid Athletic Club. TheiI
percentage won of games PLAYED for the
season Is .D04- In the James the Jersey
ties tailed lis runs to 90 gathered by
their opponents. They Chicagoed four OF
the opposing clubs and won four victories
By a single run. Seven times they scored
in double figures.
Managers Shannon. Donnelly and Nc
Cauiey,' says a dispatch from Omaha,
have jumped their contracts and viii ge