The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-28
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Local Teams Had Lively Games at
Home and Abroad. n

Local Teams Had Lively Games n
Home and Abroad. n
The Majestics defeated the Eagles Satur
| day on the Harrison avenue grounds by the
score of IL to z. The batteries were:TMa
| jestics, w. Eager and E. Van Wrinkle
| Eagles. P. ellison and A. Holbrook. The
| feature of tho game was the fine fielding of
| McMann.
The Pacifcs of this city defeated the South
| Norwalk team on Saturday at South Nor
walk, Conn.,, by the following score:-
s ssSiho sorwalt ... : Z g ! 9 8 =
Batteries-Moore and Driscoll; Waring and Carr.
The Arlinstonse went to Harrison and
! came back with coiors flying. They defeat
ed the Hetrison Athletic Clubs team by q
| score of Z teBnA1a JREN
The vetefans of the Jersey City A. C,
went of oftaifat orpSasdfdHy at BaYonne.
They aidianet bat hafH enough, as the
Bayonne Rowing Assdciasiehs team On by a
| score of 81 to 8. 50 9hJ no 82sss
The Bergen B. Bdmnadtdefeat9d the Has
| brouck team on Satdfaa5p!9oThe score was:
Bergen, II; Hasbr6ack, s5?s The batteries
were Duyaln and sHayc6okaand Welch and
Cook. sre9t 9a5 loS!1
The st. Michaels Literary Union team
morning they defeated the Pavonias on the
Inspection grounds and in the afternoon lost
to the Montgomerys on the diamond foot OF
| st. Paul's avenue. The score of the winning
game was:-St. Michaels L. U, ID; Pavonia,
4. The teams were.-Su. MichaeIs 1. u
Sd b.; F. Farley, 1st b.; D. veerhoof, s..
J. Engles, I'd b.; 7. Reilly. IT,. Tom Reilly,
D.; j. Kent, IF. sPavonias-Leary, 1st b.
| Conway, I'd b.; Donovan, IS. Dunn, 3db
jackson, p; Finnerty, c.; Quirk, IT.; Null,
Inns, CT; Rooney, II. The score 4 the after
noon game was:-Montgomery, 9; st.
| Michael l.. u, 8.
A pretty fielding game was witnessed yes
| terday on the Communipaw fats. The con-
| testants were the teams of the Academy
| and the Morris clubs. Only one run had
been scored when the ninth inning began.
| That was to the credit Of the Morris team.
A lucky hit gave the victory to the AGA
| denny nine. The bases were occupied when
| w. Patterson drove the ball out for a homer
and four runs were scored. The Morris
| boys were blanked in the last inning, leaving
| the totals at a for the Academy and l for
| the Morris team.
The team of the New Jersey Car Spring
and Rubber Company. met the sluggers on
| the fats yesterday and defeated them by u
to 9. The feature of the game was the
| heavy battingoEHarry Burg of the vic
| torious team. rsHe made three home runs.
The Scottish-American Athletic Clubs
| SCRUB team had a merry time on the flats
with the scrubs OF Jne Fdime6bo Az. OF
| South Brooklyn. The latter won by a
| score of Is to i6. The visiting players were
| entertained after the game.
| ,aThe Puritan A.A. team defeated the JAS
| persat Manhattanville on Saturday by II
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THE Newark Bay Boat Clubs team beat
| the Arlingtons at Bergen Point on Satur-
| day. The score was, Newark Bay Boat
Club %, Arlington o.
Whitons beat the Emeralds at Communi-
paw on Saturday by 10 to 9.
Models defeated the White Stars at the
Hoboken Cricket grounds on Saturday by
| IA to 8.
Bradley made his debut in the box for
| Princeton On Saturday, and kept the AGNES
down to a single hit. The score was, Prince
ton 2, Acme l.
Princeton Freshmen defeated the Brooklyn
| High School 10 to 8.
College games on Saturday resulted as fol-
lows:=University Of Pennsylvania, IL;
Harvard, 8. Yale Freshmen, Q; Andover,