The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
THE POPULAR SPORT
Baseball Has the Call
Among the Patrons of
Summer PaStime.
STRINGENT CRICKET RULES
Many Clubs Are Preparing Enjoy
able Outings-Tonight's Meet
ing Of Wheel Clubs-An-
other Bicycle Stolen.

The Cornelison Athletie Club made the
most OF the opportunity in yesterdays
game with the Winters, and warmed the
latter very successfully. The Former Sc
cured the victory through their lively bat
ting in the second inning. The felders on
beth teams had much 10 keep them occu-
pied as the batting was very freely in
obliged in by both teams. The score:
cornelison A. C....... ! x-l5
Earned runs-C. A. c.. 8; w. B. B., IS.
First base hits-C- A G.. 81; w. B. B.
G.. IS. Two base hits-King, outwater,
t2). Home runs-J. Aitkens. Left on bases
&C. A. c., 6; W. B. B. C, d. Stolen bases
Morris E.zManninga Coleman. Aitkens.
kings First Base on aballs1on Manning,
2; OF Dime, 8. off Outwater, ]. Hit by
pitched ball-Manning, Coleman. First
base on errors-C. A. G., i, w. Is. B. c.,
/ Struck out-By Manning, 5; BY Time,
4 IhassI. Double p~lays-Coleman and
The Niagaras of this city struck a snag
Bayoane, and We're we're thrashed rather un n
expectedly. They are a strong acquisi-
ton, and their record has been excep-
able of giving them pointers even in
Bayonne Both pitchers We're hit harder
than at any time THIS season. but the mis-
= - vi titC ~NldSdfdS Idu
b this to do with the defeat. Score
A Nag "a f c c....... ...:s : : ! ! 6 8 3 3 s IL
Three base hits-W. Bowly, Fudge. First
P H;s h on halls hallsaB !, Bodman, 9; by Kelly, A.
BY Bodmans 5; by Kelly. 9. Time of game
= hours and ten minutes. Umpire
St. Bridget's cho Boys struck up a
lively tune in the game yesterday with the
Johnsons. The latter We're unable to reach
though they Tried repeassdIya Th lev
played a much better game than the
Choir Boys but the batter were assisted
by GOOD luck and won by this score
5 81 Rs'asst,s E. b." & Z & 3 3 3 3 ! ! : : 90 &
Earned runs-st; Bridget's B., 4;
G b, 9; Jehnstons, Al Two base hits
Riley, Norton. Sacrifice hiIs-St. Brid-
gets G; b. 8; Johns1ons. Left on
3 sases Stolen Bb asssNBan s 81; 3 s 5eaastg ps.
Ian; Riley, Smith, August. First base on
Pallssm :. Rolaq 2: on Rodermaker 4
on erorsrSt. Bridgef's 8; Johnstons. 6.
Struck out-By Dolan. 2; by Flavin, I: by
RRO Olfan + Passed baIsTnMcCabe.
stock. Bambrick. Maxwell.
The Puritan "A. A. at its last meeting,
after hearing the report of Manager
Grant. decided to disband for the season.
Out of the eight games played this year.
in only three of them did the receipts
cover the expenses. The club members
were discouraged to find prominent people
Of the town refusing to contribute toward
the expenses. The club has rented the
grounds to the United States Express
team, who WIN start in Saturday.
The Oaks would like TO play the Phoe-
nix or Acorn teams for q wager.
The Larks defeated the Ivorys, II TO s.
Winning battery:-A. Whitaker. J.. Haes-
loop and W. Williams; losing battery. F.
Rr1lna Fa< W. 60. u
Address r. Stevens. No. zoo Walton street.
The Bostons defeated the Dauntiess
Club The game was one of the best
played on the home grounds this year.
Ailer's home run ana Liilis' one-hand
stop were features.
Expert players released from the Bent
leys, O.. Washer and A. Twafts. would
years.
At the meeting Of the Academy Club
last night Joe Lahey resigned the cap
fancy, and Dave Green was elected 10
the place. The Academys would like TO
hear from the oswegos. West Ends or
eny other team Is years Old. Address
Dave Green, No. 15s York street.
SATURDAY the Linden A c. and Minerva
Social Club viii play on the Warner ave-
nue. ground.
The United Express team nave secured
vile. and will open safurdav. The team
ation. Of New York.
fhe Young D0miestfcs nave reorganized
with these players:-J- Woods, pitcher; J.
Feury.- catcher; NJ. Sparrow. captain; first
base; j. Davoyan. second base: J. Sp.nks.
third base; G: Hughes. shortstop; McGuf-
IN. right field; Crankey, left fad; James
Farrell. centre field. Manager VI. Ryan
Challenges 81. Bridgetis Choir BOYS.
The Zouaves defeated the Red Stars on
Lexington avenue by q TO 20. E.. Layen-
der and NJ Taggart. of the Zouaves. sat
led heavily The Zouaves would like TO
arrange games with teams averaging ii
or II years of age. Address Captain NJ
Taggart. 81 Lexington avenue.