The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-20
hosiery. The feature of the game was
the battery work of Hammond and Co.'s
Total. -. :. -.
Umpire. Marsh.

Over a thousand spectators gathered
at the. inspection grounds yesterday anu
saw the team of st. Michaels Literary
Union defeat the crack Ontario's of Har-
lem. Horn, the pitcher for the nome
team, threw his arm out early In the
game, and Thomas Reilly was substltut.
ed. The latter had excellent control OF
the ball, II as he was we'll supported
in the field the visitors made a very Few
hits. Hallock played in brilliant style;
covered a large tract and made several
but the home team batted hard and won
by a large margin. The score
St. MichaeFs' L.U.,...5 Q z q llS
The team of st. Peters Lyceum was in
| great form yesterday and won two games.
Their victories We're achieved on the
was one in the championship series of
the Diocesan League, Their opponents
were the team of st. Johns Society OF
Newark. 1t was the home teams same
from the start. They kept the Newark
players busy, as the ball was driven all
over the field, the Newark. pitchers
curves We're easy. The visiting team
just saved themselves from a tfreezeout;
One man made the circuit of the diamon
The st. Peters boys piled up nineteen.
The game vas played after they had met
and conquered the team of st. Bridget
Lyceum. The latter felded we'll, but
could not reach the ball with the bat
and We're shnt out. The score was:-St.
Peters. IL; St. Bridget's, 0. The junior
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out a victory in an interesting game with
the Morris Rangers. 1t was an even
fight to the close. The scores were:-St.
Peters Lyceum Juniors, u; Morris Rang
The Academys, by capital fielding
and timely hits, won a same at Com
were the MERGERS. The %victors, by sharp
fielding, stopped base stealing, and re-
tired their opponents with a cipher.
The Academys made nine runs.
Tho SENATOR'S had an aaGV contract on
the flats yesterday to dispose of the
Ontime team. The latter had only four
to their credit at the end of the game.
The Senators saw the four and raised it
The Junior Iron Cross team on satur-
day w~hitewashed the Young Pacihcs-
A well-contested game was played on
the Jersey avenue grounds Saturday
between the Cootes and Independents of
Railway. The latter team refused to
consent to the umpire's decision in the
ninth inning, and the game went to
the Cootes by, a score of 3 to Q. The
Cootes defeated the Greenville Athletics
yesterday at G~reenville in a one-sided
game by a score of IA to 2.
The New Jersey A.C. team is having
everything its own way in New p York
ers met the local team at Ampersand
and won by the following score
New Jersey A. C.5 0 8 0 5 0 2 l lie
Amqersand .......O 0 2 0 0 0 A5
with the Jersey Citys at the st. George
Cricket Grounds, Hoboken, or Saturday.
The Jersey Citys had defeated the crack
Hoboken team twice and surrendered
but one game to the same team. The
teams are now tied, with two victories
and two defeats each. The score of Satur-
days game follows
H~oboken:..... l....2 l 0 2 0 l 0 ~
Jersey City........3 0 l 0 2 0-6
h G%reenville Club, which is composed
of players of the old Greenville Y.M.C.A.
and No horn aC1n - A n fnDT N wa nknY1
into camp by the Piermont &C. at Pier
mont, NY, on Saturday. The Green
vile boys were strong at the bat, but the
Pierrnonts were stronger in the field II
grabbed up everything that came their
way. The pitcher of the Piermonts was
Westervelt, a brother of the famous
pitcher of the New York league team.
Hilton, an ex-member of the Indianapolis
league team, was behind the bat. Fixel
and Kennedy We're in the points for the
G~reenvillians The score:-
Greenville...... 0 0 8 GO
The Bergen Point A.C. walloped the
Silverettes at Bayonne on Saturday by
the following score:-
Bergen Point....4 l 0 l 10. 0 3 l 30
SiIyerettes. 49,. Il 0 l 0 0 8 II
The New York league team was in hard
luck on Saturday. 1t lost one game to
the Chicagos and the second contest was
a ten-inning tie. The Baltinores walked
over the Pittsburg's, and as Boston suf-
fered a defeat from the pork packers
first place. The other league games re-
suited as follows:-St. Louis 4, Brooklyn
0. Philadelphia II, Cleveland 6. Washing
ton 6. Louisville 4.