The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-06-06
BASE BALL.
Both Sides Mi the Ball.


The Lambertyille nine proved to be
the right sort in the game played
Memorial Day morning with the
Bowmans at Trenton Allen was in
the pitchers box and pitched good
game. The score by innings
Morning game.
Lambertville .....#........ 2O0l-lO
Bowman 800. 1880. 0O0000i=-i
Two-base hits Allen. Caldwell Struck out
by Caldwell I, hy Allen, 4 Base on balls
on Eastwood, off Caldwell, l. OIL Allen, .
Stolen bases Gilbert Passed ball Costigan
Mild pitch Caldwell Umpire Swartz, Of
Philadelphia
Costly errors enabled the Bow mans
IL pm defeat, not arose ON the home
'ram iii the afternoon game. The
>rore
Afternoon Game.
Lambertville ..5......4. I0n0u00Oi-2
b"hmans ..--....,s...= o. 10 o O-S
Two base hits Mcclure Matthews, Cald-
well Three base hitkIlne sacrifice hit
Gilbert, Helverson Left on bases Lambert
M Sh : Bowman Nn,a1, struck out BY 9aresn-
70 helyerson. caldwell, Costigan 10 Thomas
Bases ON balls IN dreenwell, /, OH Caldwell,
mt by PATCHED ball Gilbert, CostigAn
Umpire-Swarta Time of game i:45
1t was red hot game IN this city
Saturday. Mackay's pets pulled ont
winners aud kept within mailing dis
lance of the A b, c., but the game
was much closer than the score would
indicate. Seven to two were the fig
ufes. A dropped fly by Case in the
third inning, after two men had been
retired, was the cause of three runs,
anc dropped third strike by Kuhn
in the fourth, after two men had been
sent to the bench, allowed Lambert
vile 10 tally twice. The ball rolled
SO far that Kuhn had 10 hold it To pre-
vent HelYerson scoring from third.
1t was beautiful contest to look at
full of clever stops aud catches, quick
fielding and good hitting. Home
runs by Gilbert and Reynolds in
succession III the seventh inning
elected much applause. Sensational
catches were made by Sweatnam at
second and Bibbins iu centre field,
and Reynolds at second did some
very nice work. Schwartz, the new
umpire, came IN for some roasting IN
the second and third innings
Greenwich left the Lambertville
team at the conclusion of the game,
he goes to Dubois, Pa. The score:
Lambertvlle ................ 32O0e0s-
Is. q. ......s... ............0 = 10 10 %
Home runs Gilbert, Reynolds Two-base
hit-Reynolis. Struck out Burroughs, 10;
a arsen%ell bH b., on ball,s.Baronghs, !;
Miller Passed ball-Kuhn Double play"
Greenwell Reynolds to Helverson Time of
game-i hour and Is minutes Attendance
From present indications the home
talent IL proving more successful than
the Imported stock. y
Am old trick WAS worked on Billy
Tilton Mt Lambertville last Wednes.
day by Schilsky. Lambertyiile's vet
eran player There was some delay
in the ninth inning but time had not
been called. Te keep warm Cauld-
we'll was pitching to Tilton. Sohils-
ky was on the hag that Tilton takes
care OF and told Tilton to let it go,
that he would catch II. Tilton let the
next ball thrown 20 to Sehilsky, bnt
the latter side stepped and romped
home with the second ron for Lam
bertyille. II is an old trick aud it is
safe betting that Tilton will not be
caught in this manner IN the future
1t is shame that liopewell cannot
do better i'll the league race. There
are no better sports i'll the league
than the Hopewell management and
their team IL costing them as much
AZ any other in the league, yet they
are in last place with little hope of
advancing. Hopewell will pay good
money for good players. but men
with regulations fall down hard when
they play with the up country team.
A more shifty player on third base
aud changes in the outfielders would
work wonders on this team. The out
fielders would rather "smoke" on a
ball than attempt to catch it If the
chance is hard.