The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-20
BRIGHTS.
o BY INNINGS.
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TWO base hits-Madden and Curry. Coyle
ana Miller. Sacrifice hits-Monmouths' 1.
EeIt on bases-Monmouths. 3; Brights, 2.
man. First base on balls-oT Curry. 8,
and off N~etterman, 5. Struck out1Mon,
Mouths, 8; Brighhts. Passed balls
; minutes. Umpire-Mr. Van Dunn.
the field and would like to hear from
all thirteen-year-old teams. especially
Garrisons, Montgomerys, W~ashingtons,
H.. johnson, Nc. ) IVAN Horne street.
The Lafayette 44aig's Sons of the La
fayette M. -. CaCrc1 have organized a
baseball team, with w. Higgins as cap
TAIN Practice will be begun at once.
bys by a score Of . to 0. h players are
as follows:-.L Henson, SIS; w. McCabe,
3D.; z. Corbett, E.; M. Dougherty, If; II.
Brad I c l6i; b a; N'9fgent 2bF E; Johnson,
They would Like to hear from ali teams
averaging IL Years. Address L, Henson,
No. So Essex street.
The Imperials are willing to play any
team IL years of Address Ben Hines.
NO. 10 Morris street.
Niagaras will cross bats with the Old
Reliables at Oakland Park for S. a side
tomorrow, at 2 F. N. Batteries for Nj
Way Gilt bIIScOll. Old
Relabfes, III. .Koop and j. Daley. All
clups whose players average Is years of
age. Address Old Reliable, Concord
street and st. Paul's avenue.
The Unions, formerly the Young Am
orleans, and the champions under six
teen years will play the strong Blizzard
team, SUNDAY on the Central grounds,
a side. Cough and Rugge have come to
terms with the Unions and will be seen
IN their old places on Sunday. Captain
Williams, knowing how necessary it is to
win this game, will have out a very
strong team. The batteries for the Unions
viii probably be Rias, Sweeney and Will
and Howe. James Britton, the old-time
ball tosser, will umpire for the Unions.
A z.I v; Williams, Captain. No. ISL
The Bergen Field Club played a return
game with the Jewetts and won by the
score OF 81 to 10. The batteries for the
winning team We're p; Pote, pitcher, and
to Manager =. Pote, No. 247 Fairmount
| avenue
Young Newsboys would like to hear
from the Young Stars. Young Blue Stars,
Young Williams Young Yale. Young
Cooks and Young L~exingtons. The play
fTs ;a 2b.: Mtaps 81 imiigg sb.. q M Myers, y.
Mfumra man Il; Means. r.; Murray,
H.. Means, No. 16 Henry street.
u, The Young u : Adams, r. defeated the
ture- of the game was the home run hits
by Sullivan, Perrine, Lee and Gardener
Umpire, II. Lippman. They would like
to near from all teams whose members
average ID years of age. Address III.
Lambster, s Mercer street.
The Crescent A. C. defeated the Ber-
gems yesterday by a score of 10 to 9.
The Bergens were in the lead until the
Lowery hit out three baggerrs, tieing the
score, Lowery winning the game BY a
| good slide to the plate.
The Lindens would like to hear from
all teams averaging IA years Of age, the
Hoboken preferred. Address All chaI-
ienges to ]. Kim, Captain, No. S. Greene
| street..
The Young Pines have organized and
viii u all teams under the age of
lows:-P. Meehan,. pitcher; d. McMahon,
catcher; i. Dowd. first base; e. Ciley.
second base; T. Dunn. third base; s.. Red
1elq 1o sn1rtsfo dsr Z: a aef mar left field;
right field. Address all challenges to P.
Meehan, captain, No. us Jersey avenue.
The Pavonia A. C. would like to hear
from All clubs under fourteen years Of
ace; The team Is as follows:-Don Hol-
McKenney. pitcher; Lloyd Evans, nrst
base; Joseph Francis, second base: Walter
Payne third base; Lew Harvey, short
man, entire field; VIM. Gilberf. RIGHT
field. Address Earl Ogden, No. 295 Pa
vonia avenue.
The Live Oak plays s are in good con-
dition and ready for business. They will
dress G. y. lambert, So. 80 Washing ton
street. The players afe:-J. Ralston.sc.
W. Fol1en, p. or III; r. Follera 49,: NJ
Gerety. ~; 2. Ralston, So; D. Docke,