The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-06-03
GAMES OF BASEBALL.
Some Strong Attractions to Be
Presented.

The Amateur League Will open its
championship series tomorrow afternoon
with the game to be played on the Johns
ton avenue ground between the Academ-
les OF this city and the Anchors of Hobo
ken. This will precede the match be-
tween the brooklyn Field Club and the
Pacific Athletic Club, both games being
presented for the one admission. The
league match will be begun at half-past
one, and the semi-professional game at
four o'clock. Both clubs will be in uni
form.
The Hobokens will play the crack
Bridgeports Sunday on the St. George
Cricket Ground, This will be the best at
traction of the season and a large turn
out is expected. O'Rourke. the ex-league
player. Is captain of the Bridgeports.
State League.
The Pacific Athletic Club will present a
fine attraction Sunday at the Johnston
venue ground, where they are to play
the crack Merritt Club of Brooklyn. This
is one of the best Of the Greater New
York professional teams. and is made up
of the best players of Brooklyn and Long
Island. They have beaten every team in
their class his season. This will be the
first professional game of the season in
this city on Sunday and the enterprise of
the Pacihcs in arranging it will meet with
the support Of the players and others in
this city.
The Railways will go to Bayonne on
Sunday and play the Columbias of that
town. The players are.-T. Brejcha, J.
Brennan, c.. Schmollinger, G. Whitaker,
G. Core. c.. Moersdorf. NJ. Tuzzo, NJ.
Healy, J. Moersdorf, ]. Brejcha, mascot.
The young Cuban would like to hear
from all teams averaging 10 years of age.
The players are:-W. Norton, captain and
left field; g. Clark. centrefield; NJ. Burns,
right field: p. ellis, catcher; ]. Langan,
pitcher; w. Clancy, first base; n. Young,
second base; E. Moore. third base; j.
Brennan. shortstop.
The Spaulding Juniors would like 20
hear from all teams averaging IA years of
age. Puritans and Terrors preferred.
Players Area. King. pitcher; G, TRACER,
third base; A. Strube, short stop; II.
Gantzhorn. left field; J.. Curran, second
base: A. Smith, centre field; o. Povenz.
catcher; w. Ennis. right field; J. Connel-
", first base. Address A. King, No. l7
Beacon avenue.
The Woodbines would like to hear from
all teams averaging IS or IA years of age.
They would like to play on Sundays Or
holidays. Address all communications to
Arthur Monforte, No. 179 Third street.
The Stars of Bayonne would like 10
hear from all teams averaging is years,
the Ivys and Dolly Giants preferred. The
players are:-Henry Bargfrede, pitcher;
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base; Frank Kuohle, second base; Joseph
stop; Meaney, centre field; w. Bell, right
field; J. Gallagher. left field.
The Diamonds are strong in each de-
partment, and expect to cut a lively rec
ord among the amateurs. Players are as
follows:-J. Kale, left field; H. Franken-
heiser. right field; A. Scott, centre field;
M. Reilly, pitcher; J. O'Donnell, catcher;
J.. Fitzgibbons. first base; L. Arata, third
base; M. Hopkins, second base; O. Neil
son. shortstop. Address all challenges to
j. Fitzgfbbons, No. 1924 Park avenue, Ho-
boken.
The Lehighs have a team that is ready
to try conclusions with any eighteen
year-old players in the county. Members
are:-E. c.. Johnson, second base; w.
christensen. left field; J. Hobart, short
stop; J. Pfeiffer, centre field; Q. Williams,
first base; w. Fuhrmann, catcher; J.
Baker, third base; Louis Oakley, right
field and pitcher; John Drewes, right field
and pitcher; Harry Limo, substitute.
The Maine A. c.. has organized with
these players:-R. Eilers, centre field; F.
Mason, shortstop; w. Fenton, pitcher and
fret baSa. n EilerS catcher. l.. Crane,
first base and pitcher; w. Herkstrotter,
third base; r. Dingle, second base; w
Bradley. left field; lie Roy Henry. right
field. Address all challenges to Walter
Fenton, No. 100 Halliday street.