The Monitor-register., 1896-04-24
Base Bali.

The game between the home club and
a picked nine from Gloucester county on
Saturday last was one of the best contests
ever played in this section, and resulted
in a victory for the local players by a
score of 2 to /. The players on both
sides put forth their best efforts, but the
superior batting of the Woodstown boys
won the game. 81. Stepler pitched the
first three innings for the locals, when he
was called away oil business. The visi-
tors made but one run off his delivery.
Another local pitcher took Stepler's
place, but he probably had an ''off day."
and was replaced by James Wildermuth,
of Salem. With the score 1 to 1, one
out and the bases full, Wildermuth not
| only retired the visitors in that inning,
but kept them guessing for the rest of
the game, striking out eleven batsmen
and allowing but one hit in the six
innings he occupied the box. Yourinson
| and Bachman, the battery for the visitors,
| also did creditable work. The features
| of the game were Stepler's and Wilder
muth's pitching, Nelson's catching and
Green's two-bagger, which scored the
| winning ran. Jack Bachman played a
| good game for the visitors. Woodstown
made 5 hits and the picked nine 2. A
| return game will be played at C~larksboro
on May I'd.
Petit Jurors.
Judge Clement Fl. Sinnickson, the new
Law Judge for Salem county, performed
his first official duty on Tuesday, in super
vising the drawing of the petit jurors for
the May term of Salem County Courts
by Sheriff virgins. Lay Judges
Plummer and Wood, in accordance with
a concerted action of the Lay Judges all
over the State, presented themselves as
usual for duty, but were informed by
.Judee S~innickson that according to the
law passed by the last Legislature they
wore no longer members of the court.
The following gentlemen were drawn to
serve as jurors:
l Josiah nj. Jordan, Pilesgrove.
, Robert j. Davis, Pittsgrove.
q Thad. Acton, l.. +. Neck.
4Jno. Il. Garwood. Salem.
& VIM. FL. Reeves, PileSgrove.
4 burroughs Biddle, Eisinboro.
7 Chas. S. BasSett. Quinton.
3 Jacob III. Hitchner, Alloway.
q Frank SeebIook, Pittsgrove.
10 Geo. Giles, Salem.
II Elkanah Powell, Quinton.
- Elwoed Peterson, Pilesgrove;
IL Morris G. Fowser, L. A. Creek.
Il Il Iemuei DeneIsbeck. o. Pittsgrove.
Ii Hiram w. Smith,
ii Loran Reeves,
~ Thomas Stanley, Warrington.
70 Warren Risner, Oldmans.
10 David Elwell, Pittsgrove.
% ~ Ricbard Warrington.
81 John Willis, Ailoway.
% Jno. Wa1len, Qulnton.
81 inc. B. Reeves, Pfesgrove.
% Jno. Walker. Jr., Salem.
q lin. Smith, Pilesgroye.
81 waiter Kline, Salem.
81 Jno. d. Keen,-
: i I vWiibert Sharp, PHesgroYe.
q Harry Breeze, Salem;
30 Henry w. johnson, Puesgroye.
81 David Harris, E~lsfnDoro.
80 Jno. shrimp, L. A. Creek.
80 Henry }. Biohm, u. Neck.
"a Michael Hogan, Warrington.
IS VIM. Kandle Pittsgroye.
36 VIM. A. Dunn, L. X. Neck.
81 Henry Hall, Salem
IS James Lloyd. u. T: Neck.
80 Wesley Hewitt,
40 VIM. G. Peterson, u. r NECK.
Al Jno. M Wander Salem.
~ Howard Creamer. P~ittsgrove.
4S Chas. B. Grier, P~ilesgrove.
a. Theo. Holton, Piiesgrove.
As Jno. Peachy, Eisinboro.
AZ Jos. b. Finlaw, Jr., u. A. Creek,
~ Albert Stetser, 0ldmans,
Is Jno. Z. Keen, Manningron.
10 Jno. Anderson. l.. A. Creek.