The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-29
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Good Games Booked For Tomorrow
Challenges.

The Jersey City Baseball Club will have
as opponents tomorrow the All-Collegiate
team of Brooklyn, and a big CT wd should
be on hand to see the game, a. the card
is an especially attractive one. 1t is seen
at once that a meeting between these two
teams shoul result in an excellent game
of ball. 1t was a good game last Sunday
and pleased the people, so that tomorrow
the contest should be a good one, as the
All-Collegiate team is what the name
represents and much stronger than the
Newark Star A. c., which was here at the
opening of the grounds. +.
Manager Kelly has done one thing that
will strengthen the team. He released
Glennon, on second base, and has put
Fred Smith in at that position. Smith is
good player and had an excellent repu-
tation at Princeton in his college career.
He was rated one of the fastest players
in the Intercollegiate League. He will
play against several of his old college
huns Sunday, when he helps buck the
All-Collegiates. The latter team has a
brace of pitchers to call on that are all
that is desired. MCGEE will be remem-
bered for his work in the box with the
Hobokens and Hulther played good ball
with the Washingtons. The other players
are picked from Yale, Harvard, Columbia
n Cornell. The batting order will be-
Jersey City Club-Smith, first base;
Smith, second base; Coyle, left field;
Wood, catcher; Sullivan, centre field;
Leonard, third base; E~sterbrook. right
field; Bernard, short stop; Terry, pitcher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., first base;
Smith, second base; Anaerberg, left field,
Henry, catcher; O'Neill. centre field;
Flynn, third base; McFadden, right field;
Garrett, short stop; Hulther, pitcher.
Manager Smithson has taken on the
Newark Star Athletic Club for his Ho-
boken' team to play againsts tomorrow
afternoon on the st. George Cricket
Grounds. The Hobokens nave a good
team out this year and they have been
hard at work, so that the Newark con-
tingent may be assured of a warm recep-
ton.
The Pacific ara Arlington Athletic Club
combination will open International
Park tomorrow, when the Perth Amboy
~team will be the visiting contingent. The
opening of this park and by this conn
bination of oppular players will give the
game a big boom in that section of the
county and it should draw well as a
good games will be seen.
Robinson Infamous BLACK Rusie'' will
pitch his first game of the season Tor the
Cuban x Giants tomorrow at the Niles
Avenue Grounds. Foster the collegian will
do the twirling for the West New York
Field Club. This game should be an in
teresting one. The teams are evenly
matched, as was proved by the games
they played together last season.
The ST. Joseph's Field Club has or
gained with the following Players
NJ. Stanton, first base: J. Lying, second
base; ]. Casey, catcher; e. Loughran,
pitcher; F. Riley. left field; c. Poole,
third base; A. OsGrady. right field; J.
Ryan, centre field; g.. Donohue, short
stop. They would like to hear from all
teams under 10 years. Address NJ. Stan
ton. No. u Hopkins avenue.
The Aurora Baseball Club has organ
lied for the season and would like to
arrange matches with teams averaging
from 10 to IA years. Challenges should
be directed to H. Borrone, ana No.
404 Adams treet. The Auroras players are
as follows.7. Picurri, pitcher; C. Ca
pelli, catcher; G. Bulat, first base; J..
Fitzmorris, second base; H. Barrone,
short stop; F. Orocci, left field; H. Con-
roy. right field; c. Raynold, centre field;
w. T~eitebaum, substitute.
Hoboken High Schools team will come
to this Wednesday and eroos bats against
the Hibh School team.