The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-25
sport on the Diamond.

Ine States were defeated Sunday in an
sieVen inning game by the Narrow Backs
Dy this score:-
nav S5r'ss Baels..2 8 : 8 ! : ] ] ] 8 8 8 III III
The Hudson played fast bali in the
game with the Alpines and in three in
nlngs Datted out a victory. lit was an
interesting game, both teams giving a
sood exhibition. Score
AA,p1nes -. SoSS g "a
In a se%ven-inning game the Liberty Club
doubled the number of runs made by
.ne monitors, winning as follows
Libertys 9 9 ! ] -
IN Empires defeated the concords on
Sunaay- The game was played on the
central grounds. Score:-
E EasSsas 20 ! I 9 g & 3 4 I 2 Is
The Onward Baseball Club has been
9rdgani ~ with the following players:
Gdptaln; George Weber, catcher; Thomas
Lyons, second base; George HoagIand,
pitcher and first base; John Killen, short
field; T; Wells, left field. The club
you'd like to hear from teams averaging
- years of age. Address Edward Siefert5'
NO. l9 Pine street.
IN Hudsons defeated the Alpines yes
terday by Is to Is. 1t was a pitcher
nattle, the Hudsons winning in the last
The Young woodstocks want to ar
range games with the Columbias, Ores
CENTS, Dirty Faces, Sun Bonnets and the
Young Oaks; h players are:-F. Do
Gillies, catcher; j. Giliies, first base: j.
Dunn, second base; A. Hermann, third
pase; p Swank. shortstop; G. Gibson,
dress F. Dolan.
In a gam with the Evans Club, Biz
yards won, 5 to O.. Players were:-W. Sea
burns, pitcher; J.. Morton, catcher; B..
Ellis, first base; M Gilmore, second base;
stop; G; Woods, left field; j. Hoffman,
centre field. The Young Billiards would
IKE TO hear from the Princetons, States
or any other team averaging IA years.
Address John Morton, No. Isl Morgan
street.
Princeton Relay Team Entered.
For a while it looked as if Princeton
would be an absentee from the inter-
collegiate team relay race at the New
Jersey A. c. on Memorial Day. This
would certainly cause universal regret,
because the public would nave no chance
OF seeing the Tigers real strength for a
mile relay this year. They die not enter
the relay carnival given by the University
of Pennsylvania and their chances against
Yale, Harvard and the Quakers has only
remained a matter of conjecture, but
their decision to compete at the New Jer-
sey A. c. games will give the spectators
a golden opportunity of judging of their
prowess Captain Garrett has pledged his
word of honor to ]. E. Sullivan that he
will have a team on the grounds when the
critical hour arrives. He states that the
team will consist of J. H. Colfelt, F. W.
Jarvis, ]. F. Cregan, H. C. Ross, and H.
B. Jamison, and L. R. Palmer as sub
stitutes.
Should the Tigers aspire to come home
in front of Harvard they will have to do
some tall galloping. The wearers of the
crimson are a tough team to beat, and
will be exceptionally so on this occasion.
HOLSTER will run the final quarter. and if
ne starts anything like level with his team
1t IS a case of good day with the others.
h N. j. A. c.. grounds at Bayonne
will be easier of access this time mar any
of the previous meetings. A special train
will run from Liberty street ferry. arriv-
ing at the grounds comfortably for the
first event. Excursion fares will be given.
and the returns available on all the ordin-
airy trains. Besides his the Bayonne
trolley cars will meet each ferry from the
foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses streets
and run direct to the grounds for the
sum of five cents.
Mccoy and OsRrtan WIN usrx.s