The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-17
SCORE BY INNINGS.
0COIIE bI ININIINGO-
Elizabeth ....... s 2 2 0 0 0 8 K
Hoboken ........ 0 l 0 2 0 0 4 o.

HoboRen .o ! 3 Z 3 3 : I S o-9
Earned runs-Hoboken, 3; Elizabeth, 9.
Two base hitsASteelman, O'Connor,
Burke, Shea. Left on bases-Hoboken, Il;
Elizabeth 6. Stolen bases-Hoboken, 4:
ball-Toboldt. First base on errors
EElii zaI 3; Hpoboken, S. 6 Struck ou1tmBy
Dunn, Burke. Votteler; Reinacher, MUIR
ray, Votteler. Umpire-Mr. Bell.
At Montvale Saturday the Hoboken
Field Club was badly beaten by the
Montvales, failing to score a run, while
the home team ran up a good score. Re
suits follow
MoBokah F +. c c.....S ! 9 3 9 8 9 3 3 S Ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Tucker; Nc
earthly and Burns.
The Orange A. C. defeated Lehigh Sat-
urday In an interesting game at Orange
Iehigh ....9 . Q Q / Q z Q %
Observation-Disclosures c.. White and
Cummings; White and Carmen.
Hits-Orange, H. Lehigh, Z.
Errors-Orange, 3; Lehigh, 4.
Jack Dunn of Bayonne, who pitched for
the Hobokens yesterday, twirled the bali
Saturday for the Arlington A. A, at Ar
Iington, and aided greatly in winning the
W WoodSridg ane 4. opposing '. and st slesenW was Innings aes
were played, the score standing as fol-
lows
Arlington A. A.........0 0011300O1- IL
Woodbridge A. A......3 02000100O 0E6
The Ben Hurs and Pacitics played Sat
game ending as follows:-
P Pse nul 4. = g. ."...o 3 ) { = : -
Batteries-Howe and Gerheck; Thomp-
son and Hall.
In a seven-inning. game Saturday the
shutting them out and at the same time
rolling up a big score. The totals were:
St. George, Jr........-.o 4 2 5 2 1-19
Arlington .....,.0 90 0 0 0 o. 0
Batteries-Wilson and Soaring; Henly
and GroSet.
At Bayonne, Saturday afternoon, the
Bayonne Field Club played a clever game
in the field and at the bat and won easily
from the Brooklyn Heights A. A. by a
score of II to /.
The Pacific Athletic Club continues to
on their enclosed ground on Johnson ave-
nue., in the presence of a large crowd.
gave the Q. n T, Club Of Harrison their
worst defeat Of the season, winning by
a total of 16 to /.
Another large crowd was present yes
terday, at Gutenberg, to witness the
second meeting between Kid Carsey's
West New York team and the x Cuban
Giants. In the opening game of the sea-
son the clubs played to a tie, but the
West New sYorks yesterday fairly slaugh-
tered the Cubans by this score:-
West N. Y. F. C.......04120421o-14
Cuban x Giants .......-0 0020010e
Batter1es-Boldt and Lamad; Nelson
and Williams.
Hits-West N. Y, 16; Cubans. 10.
Errors-West N. Y, l; Cubans. 5.
The Arlington Athletic Club resumed
their games yesterday at International
Park, c~ommunipaw, m their playing
Brightons opposed them, but could do
little with McPartland,s pitching and
were also loose in fielding. The game
was easy for Arlington, who won as fol-
lows.-
Rrightons .s..9 9 9 2 o9o3e Ga
Hits-Arlington, 10; Brighton, 6. Err
rors-Arlington, I; Brighton, !.
The annual game of baseball, between
the members Of the classes of 81 and '9S.
Ct St Peters College, was played last
dents turned out in force and a great
many of their friends were present. This
was the last chance the boys of '9SlInad
to show their superiority On the diamond,