The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-01
SCORE by INNINGS.



RRi oasgP states ...:!...:s 8 8 3 3 ! ! 9 8 Z Z IS g
Earned uns-Bishops. S.; states, S.
First-base hits-Bishops. 10; States. 8.
Two-base hits-Norton, Clougher, Goble,
Three-base hit-Holler.
Home runszDriScoll. Clancy. HoiIer.
LEFT On bsseszBishops. Z; States. ).
Stolen bases-Bishops. 6: States. 3.
First base on balls1on Goble, 2; off
Driseoll. A.
Hit ,by pitched ball-o'Gara, clancy.
Driseoll, Sexton, tslougher.
Struck oas-Bg eoble. Il; by Driscoll. I.
Double plags-cIancy and Mongow;
anvneo" ana sweeney, Trotter and Dris-
Time Of game hours S. minutes.
Umpire-Harry Ttoss.
The weIdons would like to hear from
the Young snowfiakes, the Young Glen
1s years. Address Captain G. Pfortner.
No. 2 Weldon street.
The South Bergens defeated the Christi
man Association In a hard fought game
by a score Of 10 to s. The players were-
South Bergens-E. Verrinder, .shortstop;
Geometry, catcher; Omstead, pitcher;
Noble first base; Mason second base; r.
Taylor, centre field; az. Reilly, right
field.
christmans-G. christman. shortstop;
7. Miskeli, catcher; II. Cheever, pitcher;
w. Henry, first base; A. Mcknight. third
base; =. J. Pignot. left field. ]. O'Connor,
centre field; Harrington, right field.
The Ball Tossers would like 10 play ali
teams from y to Is years. The Ball
Tossers are:-G. Keyser, catcher; J.
Keyser, pitcher; G. Mcdonald. first base;
II. Ennis. second base; B. Roberts, short
stop; p. Muller, third base; +. Miller.
right field A. B5rnes, left field; w.
Young, centre field.
A game that promises to be unusually
interesting has been arranged between the
Jersey City Club and the team of the
Gable Athletic Club 1t will b. played
! Labor Day afternoon on West End Field.
| Tonenle and ST. Paul avenues,
ing at 3:45 O'Clock. The Cables have a
score to settle with the Jersey Citys for
a defeat suffered early in the season
when their team was crippled by the alb
sence Of several of the best players. on
Monday the full strength of the team
will be in the eane and the Jersey Citys
which will also have some new material
viii have to play fast bah to win. A
large delegation of the Gable Club mem
grounds and the Dennis Mclaughlin AS
ISOLATION, ST. Michael's Club and the
William Barry Association will be on
hand to root for the popular Horseshoe
ball t~ossers.
The Johnstown Field Club will play Tom
Esterbrook's Metropolitans on Sunday, at
Dewey Park. Marion.
The Marions will play cahion's team
Sunday afternoon at the West End
ground. The Marions win have the SER
vices Of Coyle and Hardy. formerly Of the
Jersey City Club. to help them. Manager
Cashin's team beat the champion Skellys
Of Brooklyn three Sundays ago.
Tomorrow the Hudson Athletic Club,
champions OF Hob9ken, play the Pacific
Athletic Club on the Johnston avenue
ground. The P. a. G. will have hard
work to hold the Hudsons .as they have
a remarkably strong pitcher IN Crane,
who held the MENTIONS down last week
to Z hits.
Two very interesting games Of baseball
will be witnessed at Knickerbocked Field
on Labor Day. The first game will be
called ait 10 a.. M. between the Knicker-
bocke Athletic Club and the strong Bay
side Athletic Club. The second game viii
be between the X. A. G.. and the Murray
| Hill baseball team. The Bayside A. G.
/ has a very strong team and have beaten
most every thing IN the district. The
| Murray Hill Baseball team have beaten
such teams as the Emerals. st. Joints
| College and other first class teams In this
vicinity and as the X. a. G.. showed tina
they are in championship form by beating