The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-06-13
BASE BALL.
Standing of the teams

Schedule for Saturday
Waldrons at Iambertville
Iurrans at BowmanS.
NJ. &. A. nj American Bridge
Hopewell at Wilbur.
Saturdays Scores.
Iamhertville, 3: Wilbur,
\. NJ. c. A, 5; CnrTans o
/ Bowmans, .: Waldrons, 8
American Bridge Co, .; Hopewell,
Doylestown team 'sbase ball hard
luck took turn for the better in
this city on Wednesday afternoon, when
the LamhertvIlle team. The visitors
proved To be stronger both at the bat
and in the field than the home team.
| The victory was we'll earned and well
deserved. Lambertville made
game fight to win, but it was not lin
| the wood .
The fielding of Doylestown was of
the gilt edge order. The only error
made was wild throw made by Short
stop Miller which gave Lambertville
their sole run. 1t was in the eighth
inning, when, after Allen was famed,
Wisler, who was batting like tieud
drove the ball to centre field for base,
and was advanced to second by
Gilbert's sacrifice. Then Reynolds
hit sharp grounder to Miller. who
gathered it mp in beautiful style but
in making the throw his foot slipped
in the loose earth, and the ball went
far beyond Kelly, allowing Wisler to
score.
| Doylestown scored their first run
in the second inning when Curtis the
new left fielder, made home run.
Lambertville's run in the eighth tied
the score, but Doylestown pounded
ont the victory in the ninth when
two fumbles by W. Miller and Curtis
sent Kelly and ". Miller across the
| plate.
The features of the game was
| double play by Doylestown in the
| fifth inning. After Shilski had died
on an easy grounder, A. Miller to
| Kelly, Butler walked and Allen drove
the ball into right field for base.
Worthington gathered the bali quick
| ly and Il beautiful throw to Mckelvey
cut off at third. McKelyey snapped
the ball back to A. Miller, who caught
| Allen as he was nearing second, com
plotting double that brought rounds
| nfe al r., 4
| Lambertvile 80. ...0000000t0@
| Doylestown .=.-+.,....--....0 o 0001 10Y 3
| Earned -Doyestown, /. Two-base hits
Struck out-by Pollock; by Allen, l. Base on
balls.Polloek l. II Allen, ! Time of game
l;3o. Umpire Swartz.
The LambertvilIe Club defeated the
Philadelphia Giants in this city Fri
day by the score of to /. The home
team won ont on timely hitting. The
visitors were shut out up to the ninth
when Hill Put Que over left field fence
for n homer. Not another Giant
reached third during the game. Rog-
ers had Wilson faded in pitchers
battle. The score
| Iambertville ...,...........0O 0O0i -
fhila Giants. s............. u D O0000l
Two base hits-kline, Bearcat, Wilson
lhree-PaSe ht,1,,Bntler- Home rum ill
| bertyille, 6; Phila. Giants, 4 Struck out-b,
Rogers, =. Double plays Rogers, Butler To
| llelverson, Harris To Jordan Umpire-HunI
lime oi game hour and - minutes.
Lambertyille swallowed another
bitter pill Saturday afternoon when
Wilbur's recognized bunch took the
up-river nine into camp in the warm.
est game of the present season. Rog-
ers, the latest addition to MacKay's
stati, pitched superbly, but errors at
crucial moments by Jack Reynolds,
Miller and their CO. workers enabled
Wilbur to pull out victory, TO 3.
For five innings Iambertville did
not have look lin, but III the sixth
Miller opened all the windows aud
shed light on tho matter by putting
the ball over the fence. Reynolds,
who preceded Miller, singled, and
came home on the drive also. Miller
attempted to tic the score in the ninth
and came within an ace of breaking
up the game. lie placed the willow
| against one of MeCusker's choicest
aud got three bags on the hit. He
scored on Heverson = single. Schil-
sky got on base in this inning and
was called out. Lambertyiile howled
on this decision by Race, but the nm,
pire thought he was right aud refused
to change his decision.
| Wilbur scored in the first, third
and sixth innings. Hits by Howartii
and an error by Reynolds and wild
pitch by Rogers allowed tho first
three runs. Dennis scored on errors
by Miller and Rogers in the sixth.
Rogers split u finger in stopping u
liner from Morey's bat in this inning
aud retired in favor of Allen. The
score:
| ihmbertvllle ....,.s...,... 90 q o o = q o la
Wtlbnr......,..,........, 02OOl 900
Earned rq p, i Iambertyilei
MhSr,iGe h,Hs @r s bases on e@s9il
er, 10; Rogers, 3; Allen, Wild ptch-Mc
Cusker. Left ON bases lambertville, 2; Will
| bur d. Time of game hours. Umpire
| Race. Attendance-7m.
Lambertville met the worst defeat
Of the season Tuesday evening in n
twilight game with the Cuban Stars
when the visiting team won by score
of 8 to ..
George Dewey has been released by
| the Roebliupg and has bpen siguau lv
Lambertylle. Dewey has made a
number of friends in Trenton by his
mastery work upon the slab for the
Roeblings. He has pitched several
games, and has won a majority Of
them.
A Church League was formed in
this city Monday night. and is com
prised Of teams from the Baptist,