The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-03
VERY FAST BASEBALL,
The Libertys Defeated the
Railways After a Ten
Inning Game.
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS IN H0BOKEN
Dolan TO Play McLaren for the
Pool Championships. J. a.
C. Champions.
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS IN HOBOKEl

teams played poorly In the field, the Lib
ertys making ten errors while the Half
ways made nine. Breden filled the posi-
ton in the box for the Railways and
Sullivan did the same work for the Liber-
tvs. and was found easier to hit than the
former. Home runs were made galore,
Dumar, Gaylor, Haddock, Shock, Sullivan
and DAILY succeeding in getting all around
the diamond without interruption. Scores
by innings:-
Railways .....2 3 IA y
Libertys :. ). II l 0 4 0 0 3 A Id
The vigilants won the second of the
series of games they had on with the La
.fayette Kings Sons on the latter's
grounds. Heavy batting was done on
both sides. Mackey's high catch caused
a sensation. The Lafayette boys made
nine errors to their conqueror's six. Hig-
gins did good work in the Vigilant's box,
and struck four men out. Score by
innings
E E5falsas i K s.. . 8 10 ) 10
The Woodwards defeated the Jersey
City Printing Company's team after a
! close game. The batting on both sides
was very good, and the fielding was
strictly attended to by both sides. Howe
pitched for the Printers and struck four
men out, while Eswine. who played the
same positions for the Woodwards, COM
PEELED three men to retire. Score by in
nings:-
Woodwards.... p. ....3 9 %
j. C. P. c.. ;. .......1 0 0 0 0 -
The Mconlights of Bayonne defeated
the Potatoes by a score of IL to s. Good
batting caused the victory. assisted with
poor fielding on the Potatoes team. The
winning team is composed of c. ushmeyer
catcher; w. Cushmeyer, pitcher; D. Can
noning, leftfield; C. Christ, centreield; M.
Cushmeyer, shortstop, and a number of
strangers they picked up from the spec
tators. Any good player who wishes to
become connected with the Moonlight
Gu can communicate with c. Cush-
meyer, No. 205 Erie street.
The Young Americans are DESTROYS of
hearing from any team averaging twelve
years of age. They are particularly anx-
ious to meet the Vigilants. Lightning
| Bugs or the Puritans. Richard O'Connell
of No. So Broadway, is Captain of the
team.
The Billiards will meet the Bell Towers
Sunday for a large purse. Any team anx-
lOuS " pay u WILL NC oSSO1A
modated if they average 16 years of age.
The Rlizzards are anxious n meet the
F=itzgeralds on sunday, August q.
me Young capies won a oouoie VICTORY
by defeating the CreScents by a score
| of 10 to II and the oaklands by a score of
| 10 ~ 1c The CABLES ON, cla;r tho
=
championship for teams averaging twelve
years OF age. Any team of that average
| that des;res tn disn,,ta tbe t;tIa ran al
drosr = c,,l,;,,,n NJ IN uoa,,;na 49,
uless I. ouiiisah, mo. lus Hophihs avenue.
The Libertys claim a game from the
| Kinggussies for non-appearance. They
90 anv;o,,s ~ 49,, ~ ~ ro,.ovs
az ~ pay eme -New 'eisess'
Furieans, summit A. Y, Heiosons, DO
mesticS, Vigilants, ImperialS or any other
| team AVERAGING IL wears of age p
60. - y IS, =,
ro"iei " 2 Mon.sonnefy street VIII
receive all communications
The Oaklands met the Alpines on the
diamond ono ualLod ONO n,;+h 49, x;o.
l0 way win eno VIZ
inning the Alpines became disguised and
LETT the neia, Inc winning team IS con-
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nsiyyy WEE M uannegn nerey, =
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land avenue Is the manarer
r,,han Gi oya r. = e sea,n deieal es1 one
tested game. Both sides batted Wen and
but little fault could be found with the
rs.saa Giauts 80 80 - 7e
BROOKLYN III iii
A drawing card at the game between
the West New York team and the IRON
1 Inhn r. S, eW1i ab / W syanhswmnio,n WIN nr; pe
fighter, who will act as umpire.
Ihe orange A =. VIII cross pats with
IN the orange oval When these teams