The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21
NONPAREIL CLUB.
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The st. Bridget's Jrs. defeated the
Young Farfordales by the score of Il 70
3. The Favordales could not hit the
curves Of Z. Walsh until the 9th inning.
when Borordales made six safe hits. p.
O'Brien pitched for the Favordales aud
vas hit all over the field The St Brld-
gets have all dates open except Sundays
aud would like to fill them with the foi-
lowing teams: St Peter A. B., Lukers
Mannings, Bishops, State Jrs., Green
Boys, Mountain 4. G., Deweys, Hud
son \. c.. St Lucy's A. b., St Josephs
Choir. Boys. Yankees, Monarch and all
teams i and 13 years of age.
The Woodward Jrs. have organized for
the season and are ready 10 meet all Ii
II year old teams. The Jlymouth. Jrs..
Aierts, Frements, Bradfords Florodoras.
Noveltys, Faverdales, Monitors. Crusa
deies or Jerseys preferred. The players
are; j. Dolan, right field; J. Kitricx,
second base; G. Whitaker, catcher; j.
Hamill. pitcher; c. Sweeney first base;
NJ. Cuddy, shortstop; t. Kitrick, third
base; ]. Pickett, left field; c. Broom,
centreheld.
The Flyaways defeated the Oceans for
the third time by the score of lS-T.
The feature of the Flyaways team wa
II. Siegferd, pitcher. aud G. Tiede-
mann. catcher. The line up was IL
Siegfertl, pitcher: G. Tiedemann. catch.
er; ]. poppe. first base: J. Rooney short.
stop: d. Cotigan, second base; c. Hard
acre, third base J. Boyle, right field: G.
Smith. left field: ]. Boyle. right field.
The champion Frontiers would ike to
hear from all teams averaging from ten
to twelve years Line up is D. Salo-
none. pitcher; G. Lyons. catcher; II.
Powers, first base; P. Law second base;
I. De Facea, third base; V. Marion.
shortstop; 2. Salovtore, right field; +.
Becker, left field; w Edison, centre field;
Address D. Salomone, No. 126 Brnns-
wick street. The Frontiers defeated the
Young Elms by a score Of s TO 1 and
viii play the Red Caps.
The Etna A. c. have organized base
bah team and would like to hear from all
teams averaging from fifteen to sixteen
years for Saturday afternoons or holi-
days. the Cottage \. c.. Palisades, Boule-
ward A. c. and Young Elms preferred.
Address all challenges to K. Crockett.
Jr.. No. GA Magnolia avenue.
The West End 4. c., of Bayonne.
would ike to arrange games with the
following mines for Sundays and HOli-
Boulevard A. c.. Bellwoods.
Alert Juniors, Willows. Plymouth A. c..
Gable 4. c., Etna F. c., and the Pali-
sades f. c., for July 6. All dates are
open after July 4 in morning All fifteen
to sixteen year old teams may communi-
cate with A. j. Kainor, No. 4S6 Avenue
G. Bayonne.
The Baldwin Field Club opened the
season Sunday at Baldwin Park by de-
feating the Knights of Pythias in the
morning by s to2 and the Chestnuts
in the afternoon by 20 to IL. They
would like to hear from all uniformed
teams, st. Luey,s preferred, for Sundays
and holidays. Address all challenges to
H. Filce. No. IS Court House place.
Young Columbia F. c. would ike to
hear from teams averaging ten years Of
age. They line up as follows:-H Harmer.
pitcher; Davie, catcher: Miller, first base:
Arndt. second base: Kretzmer. third
base; Knapp. short stop: Wright. left
field; Hines centre field; Abel right field.
Address. +. Kretzmer, No. !, OBS Avenue
ID, Basonne City
The strong Etna +. C. was defeated
by the Atlantic +. G. by score Of s2 t.
o. The Atlantic Il. c. would ike to plas
all uniformed teams aFera ging i3 to II.
Send all challenges 10 +. Beachner. No.
5ti3 Newark avenue. They would like
% hear from the No. 6 Traeh FOR 81 o.
the Atlautics grounds and will give them
return game,
The Young Tearaways defeated th
Van Nmkle A. G. by score Of q %
Is The winners would Ike to hear
from the Ferrvmens Field Chsb. The
PLAYERS are as follows r. Aekeevel
aud j. Braax. pitcher aud eatrher T.
Alcf>eever. sccond base: j. ConeF. first
base. G. Ring. third base; G. Jennings
left tield II. Hdoligaf, ccNEreiieli Ad
dress 70 Frank Mclxeever. Ne. Is Senate