The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-13
TO POUND THE BALL
The Local Games This At
ternoon Will Be Par
t~icularlY Interesting.
GREENyILLE Y.C.'sMANY ENTRIES
Forty-six Yachts Will Start in the
Big Annual Regatta. A. W.
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GREENyILLE Y.C.'sMANYE ENTRIES
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If the fine weather of the past few
days continues !toaaxoand tomorrow the
lovers of baseball will witness some fine
contests in this city. The season being
now well advanced the teams are in ex-
cellent shape and "a No. I hall playing
will be the order for the remainder of
the season. What promises to be the
best game in. this city this afternoon
will be played at the Pur1tan's grounds
Greenville, between the crack Puritans
and the champion Edgecombs. The
Puritans realizing that they have q big
contract On hand to defeat this team
have strengthened their team. They ex-
peet to win. of course. and swell the
already large number of victories of this
season.
The next most important game will be
that at Bayonne between the crack
Greenvilles and the strong Bayonne
Field Club. Whenever these teams meet
there is a red hot contest and today's
game should prove no exception to the
rule. The proceeds of this game will go
toward the fund to enlarge the Bay
onne hospital. and a large crowd is
looked for in ~onsequence. The Bay
onne's grounds are the most picturesque
in this county, being located on a knoll
within a stones throw of the new
County Road and overlooking Newark
Bay. To reach the grounds take the
trolley car, alighting at Twenty-eighth
street. Walk one block west, crossing
the new County Road to the grounds.
The Jersey City Club, believing that
its hoodoo has at last departed with it's
baneful influence, viii journey to Pier
mont to try conclusions with the strong
fnan1 IF fha% nJno1 Tho piorpan Nm re
being an exceptionally strong team it is
more than likely that the Jersey Cities
will again be defeated.
The Jersey City Field Club will meet
the Hasbrouck Heights team at Has
brouck Heights. The Bergen county
farmers lave THUS far proven easy VIC
Tins for the Jersey City teams and the
Jersey City Field Club should have no
trouble in downing them. Ravell of this
city. pitches for the Hasbrouck Heights
and as a rule he receives poor support.
At the st. George Cricket Grounds.
Hoboken, this afternoon. the Hobokens
New York how to play ball; The Xaviers
have. engaged. Skinny" Wilson of this
city to pitch for them in this game.
The Jersey Blues will cross bats with
Tomorrow an interesting game will be
played on the Inspection Grounds. The
contesting teams will be the Jerseys and
the strong 81 Louis College Club. On
Thursday night Manager Holland and
Captain Dunn held a Conference and as
a result the team that will wear. the
Jersey uniform this afternoon will be
the strongest that has represented the
club this season.
The Hickorys have reorganized for the
season. The players are:-E.. Burke,
pitcher: E. Hughes, catcher; Jim Han,
non. first base; J. Moynahan. second
base; II. Purcell. third base: J.. CahiH.
short stop; ]. Harmon, right field. 7.
Finnerty, centre field; 7. Keegan and T.
Jenning. left field. All teams averaging
seventeen years of age address ]. Cahil,
No. 207 Fourteenth street.
The Acorn Juniors would Tx to play
al teams averaging thirteen years.
Challenges should be addressed to Man
ager David Green. No. 152 York street.
The Imperials have r~eorgan:zed for the
season and would like to arrange games
with teams averaging twelve years for
Sunday games. The manager is John
Nevin, Nc. 296 Washington street.
The Palisade Club of this citv has ar
ranged a game with the Henry F.
Meyers Association of Hoboken for to-
morrow afternoon. There will be a
stake of S25 per side and a red hot game
Is looked for in consequence
BILLY" Miller. the crack second base
man. will PLAY with the Greenvilles
apainst the Bayonne Field Club this
afternoon.