The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-31

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The same field was occupied yesterday
afternoon by the teams OF the State A. T.
and the Aroma A. A. The contest at.
tracted a big crowd. The home team was
beaten. They could not reach the per.
picking curves of Dunn, and eighteen
times the States batsmen we're retired on
strikes. Dunn added to his laurels by d
long drive, and he cleared the bases be-
fore the ball was returned home. The
ground was damp and the ball difficult
TO handle Only seven innings were
played. The rival teams were: Aroma
A. A~.-Donnellv, IT,; Dunn, D.; Hirsch-
biel, 3d.; Motz, 3D.; Flxel, c.; Nichols. Id.
Holland, CT; Balick, So; Lewis, IF. State
A. C.-Nugent, 2b.; Sanders, 3d.; Lewis,
p; Mccormick, C.; Lane, CT: Mack, IS. !;
McGibney, H.; Kane, IT,; Phalen, ri. The
score by innings a
Aroma A, Ass'n.......-..0 Q ! As
state A. C............... O 0 0 2 o.
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Orange on Sunday against the Ironsides.
a strong semi-professiOnal team of Rose
vile. The States had the game easily,
but lost it In the last inning by reckless
throwing. Welsh, who pitched for the
States held the Ironsides down to two
hits. The score by innings:
States A. C...........0 9 9 9 %
The teams Of the Aroma and the Scot
tish-American Athletic Clubs met yester-
day morning on the Aroma Clubs
grounds, Ocean avenue. The Scots ar
rived late and only five innings were
played. They quit even with SIX runs
each.
The Bergen Juniors defeated the Bergen
Stars at West Bergen on Saturday by u
score of Is to 10. The Bergen Juniors yes
terday met the Cyclones Of Newark on
the Culver venue grounds and o
handily. King, the clever young pitcher
Of the Bergens, struck out twenty bats
men,. The score was, Bergen Juniors, 20;
Cyclone, 2.
Club members enjoyed the biggest kind
of a time" ~ Spring Valley. n. Y. yester'
day. The baseball team defeated the
Spring Valley team In a close and excit-
ing game and Adolph A. LANCER. of the
Fairview Athletic Club. who is also a
member Of the x. M. G, A. Aih-
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100 yards dash in the Fairvlew A. G.
games. The time was ten n three
quarter seconds. The baseball team car
ried away a prize bat and balkwhich was
awarded to them for winning the game.
The score by innings was az follows
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The features Of the. game were the fine
catches of fly balls in left field by Ritchie
Patti and the h0ttarv work nf CumminpS
and Rooney of the Y. M. &. A.'s.
The Lorillard Athletic Clubs team
played its initial game on Saturday ut
Oakland Park. Their opponents were
the team of the Sylvia A. G.. The Loril-
lards. in their handsome uniform of gray
score was:-Lorillard A. c., 10; Sylvia A.
c., 6. The Lorillard team PLAYED two
games yesterday on the clubs ground.
In the morning they encountered the
niue of the Murray Hill A. C. 1t was a
close fight nut the Jersey team won by a
game in he's afternoon, and an hour was
eoudition for tbs match with the
team of st. Joseph's Lyceum. The ground
was wet aud the ball soggy. but the teams
played II sharp game of five innings. 1t
ended with a tie. Each had secured six
runs The batteries were O'Neill and
Kelly and Herr and Kelly. In the morn
ing game the points we're occupied by
Beecher and Kelly and Kerns and Hedden.
The Keating A. C.'s team played at
Hoboken Yesterday morning against the
Jerseys, who claim to be the champions
of Hudson county. The Keatings charge
that they were deprived of the victory by
a contemplate and vicious trick. The
Jerseys were unable to hit the pitchi ng of
Richard Moore aud the score was
s to nothing in the sixth inning.
When Moore was at the bat. be
lodged two inshoots, but the third
n struck hiui in the left side. He
dropped like a log and it was several
minutes before he regaiped consciousness.
He was forced to retire from the rest Of
the game Fielder Alberts was sub
stituted and he was an easy mark for the
Hoboken team. who rapidly piled up hits
and runsfand won by one majority. The
score was Jerseys, S; keatiiIgs, Z. Cones
pitched for the Jeiseys.
: On Saturday the Keattngs went to Ruth
erfora and tackled the team of the Ruth
erford Wheelmen. 1t was q splendid bat
tie. The wheelmen made Que In the first
inning, but not another man crossed the
plate until the eighth inning, when both
teams began to bat. The Jersey City
nine won. The score by innings:
Heating A; G....-..o Q 0000 a.
Al the Marion Grounds ye sterday the
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played an Interesting game of ten innings.
Coyle, of the Moptgomerys, pitched skill
fully and kept the opposing team from
scoring at critical times when they had
men on The bases and none out. The
tenth inning commenced with the score
standing at 8 TO 8 and tremendous yell
ling from the spectators. st. John went
to the bat aud received II goose egg. In
the Mo~pigomery's half of the zenith,
Bardon led off with a pit. Burk fol-
lowed with another, Graham sacrificed
and Nevins. who had mnde q home run in
the game, was cheered as he went to the
hat. He lined the ball to right for two
bases, but it wns declared to be a foul.
Then he drove tile ball safely TO centre
and brought In the winning run. The
score:
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Tennis.
The racquet was In play ye teriay. All
the clubs had Uames, put the storm COM