The Daily Journal (Ogdensburg) - Friday, August 1, 1884
The Beverwyck's of Rouse's Point failed to keep their engagement to play the Franklins, at Malone, on Monday, and, instead of a match, a game was played between latter and a nine made up for the occasion. Considering that the Franklins have twice been to the expense this season of going to Rouses Point to play the Beverwycks, the failure of the latter to keep their engagement to come here is hardly courteous or fair.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
July 26, 1884
The Daily Journal (Ogdensburg) - Friday, July 26, 1884
There will be a game of base ball for the Championship of Northern New York on the fair grounds, in this village, on Monday, afternoon next, beginning at one o'clock, between the Franklins, of Malone, and the Beverwyck's of Rouses Point. The clubs are said to be evenly matched, and a fine game is expected. Admission to the grounds, 25c; boys 10c.
There will be a game of base ball for the Championship of Northern New York on the fair grounds, in this village, on Monday, afternoon next, beginning at one o'clock, between the Franklins, of Malone, and the Beverwyck's of Rouses Point. The clubs are said to be evenly matched, and a fine game is expected. Admission to the grounds, 25c; boys 10c.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
May 26, 1899
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, May 26, 1899
-- Louis Sockalexis, a member of the '96 Plattsburgh team, has been loaned by the Cleveland management to the Hartford Eastern League team. He joined the team at Rochester on Saturday.
-- The Plattsburgh High School base ball team and the Burlington High School team will cross bats on the Athletic grounds in this village on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A collection will be taken to defray expenses.
Base Ball Game Saturday.
The Plattsburgh and Burlington High School will play ball on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock at the Athletic grounds. This is the first meeting of the two team this season, and the boys are determined to win to relieve their two defeats by St. Albans. A collection will be taken to defray expenses.
-- Louis Sockalexis, a member of the '96 Plattsburgh team, has been loaned by the Cleveland management to the Hartford Eastern League team. He joined the team at Rochester on Saturday.
-- The Plattsburgh High School base ball team and the Burlington High School team will cross bats on the Athletic grounds in this village on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A collection will be taken to defray expenses.
Base Ball Game Saturday.
The Plattsburgh and Burlington High School will play ball on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock at the Athletic grounds. This is the first meeting of the two team this season, and the boys are determined to win to relieve their two defeats by St. Albans. A collection will be taken to defray expenses.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
June 22, 1896
The Plattsburgh Daily Press - Monday, June 22, 1896
Another Victory.
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The Plattsburghs Easily Defeat St. Hyacinth on Saturday.
St. Hyacinthe, one of the prettiest and most thriving little cities in the Dominion of Canada, was represented in Plattsburgh Saturday by a ball team that would be a credit to any town. Every man on the team is a gentleman, and although they suffered defeat at the hands of the local team, they showed in many ways that they can put up a stiff game, and will not acknowledge defeat until the last man is out in the ninth inning. But when they run up against an aggregation of players such as compose the Plattsburghs, they are clearly outclassed, and they would have been shut out in Saturday's game but for an error of judgment by Deswan in the eighth inning.
The game opened with the home team at the bat, but they were retired without scoring, which fate befell them in the two following innings. As the visitors met with the same reception it began to look as though the game would be unusually close, but in the fourth inning by timely hitting, assisted by two errors of the visitors, the Plattsburghs had five men cross the plate, which practically won the game.
It was after this inning that the captain of the home team, for some reason best known to himself, relieved Burns, off whose delivery but two safe hits had been made, and substituted Patten, who then went into the box, had excellent control and good curves, striking out six men, and allowing but three hits.
Kidd, who played left field, is one of the best all-around players that has ever donned a Plattsburgh uniform. He made two running catches of fouls which won for him hearty applause, besides making two singles.
Sheldon gives promise of being a valuable man. He covered short in excellent style, and showed his hitting qualities by knocking out a timely two bagger. Butts, at third, played his usual erratic game first making an error, and then redeeming himself with a brilliant stop and throw. For the visitors Smith did the best stick work, having a single and a two-bagger to his credit. The following summary tells the story of the game:
Base Ball Tips.
-- Pappaleau, Powers and Sockalexis are expected to arrive and report for duty to-day.
-- The Plattsburghs play Ausables to-day, St. Albans 24th, Malone 26th, and Hull 28th.
-- Phisterer, of the local team, is gradually recovering from his injuries.
-- The game with the Ausables will be called promptly at 2 o'clock to-day.
-- At Malone the home team easily defeated the Farnhams by a score of 8 to 0 Saturday.
Another Victory.
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The Plattsburghs Easily Defeat St. Hyacinth on Saturday.
St. Hyacinthe, one of the prettiest and most thriving little cities in the Dominion of Canada, was represented in Plattsburgh Saturday by a ball team that would be a credit to any town. Every man on the team is a gentleman, and although they suffered defeat at the hands of the local team, they showed in many ways that they can put up a stiff game, and will not acknowledge defeat until the last man is out in the ninth inning. But when they run up against an aggregation of players such as compose the Plattsburghs, they are clearly outclassed, and they would have been shut out in Saturday's game but for an error of judgment by Deswan in the eighth inning.
The game opened with the home team at the bat, but they were retired without scoring, which fate befell them in the two following innings. As the visitors met with the same reception it began to look as though the game would be unusually close, but in the fourth inning by timely hitting, assisted by two errors of the visitors, the Plattsburghs had five men cross the plate, which practically won the game.
It was after this inning that the captain of the home team, for some reason best known to himself, relieved Burns, off whose delivery but two safe hits had been made, and substituted Patten, who then went into the box, had excellent control and good curves, striking out six men, and allowing but three hits.
Kidd, who played left field, is one of the best all-around players that has ever donned a Plattsburgh uniform. He made two running catches of fouls which won for him hearty applause, besides making two singles.
Sheldon gives promise of being a valuable man. He covered short in excellent style, and showed his hitting qualities by knocking out a timely two bagger. Butts, at third, played his usual erratic game first making an error, and then redeeming himself with a brilliant stop and throw. For the visitors Smith did the best stick work, having a single and a two-bagger to his credit. The following summary tells the story of the game:
Base Ball Tips.
-- Pappaleau, Powers and Sockalexis are expected to arrive and report for duty to-day.
-- The Plattsburghs play Ausables to-day, St. Albans 24th, Malone 26th, and Hull 28th.
-- Phisterer, of the local team, is gradually recovering from his injuries.
-- The game with the Ausables will be called promptly at 2 o'clock to-day.
-- At Malone the home team easily defeated the Farnhams by a score of 8 to 0 Saturday.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
July 21, 1871
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, July 21, 1871
Ho! for St. Johns! -- To witness the great game of Base Ball between the Crescents of St. Johns, (champions of Canada,) and Rough & Readys of Clinton Co., on Wednesday, Ju'y 26th. Returning by moonlight. Prize, "A Silver Cup." The steamer "A Williams," Capt. Warren Corgin, has been chartered for the occasion; and those in charge will try and make it as pleasant as possible. Will leave Plattsburgh, Wednesday, July 26th, at 7 o'clock A.M.; Gordon's and Tobias', 7.30; Hazen's (North Hero,) 8.00; Point Au Roche, 8.30; Fisk's, (Isle La Motte,) 9.00; Chazy and Sandy Point, 9.30; Rouse's Point, 10.30, arriving at St. Johns at 12.30 PM. Returning -- leave St. Johns same day at 5.00 P.M.
The East Chazy Band will accompany the Excursion.
Fare from Plattsburgh, Gordon's and Tobias' and return, $1.25; Hazen's (North Hero,) $1.00; Point Au Roche, Chazy, Isle La Motte and Rouses Point, 75 cts. Meals can be procured on board the boat.
H. G. Saxe, President.
R. E. Hyde, Secretary.
Ho! for St. Johns! -- To witness the great game of Base Ball between the Crescents of St. Johns, (champions of Canada,) and Rough & Readys of Clinton Co., on Wednesday, Ju'y 26th. Returning by moonlight. Prize, "A Silver Cup." The steamer "A Williams," Capt. Warren Corgin, has been chartered for the occasion; and those in charge will try and make it as pleasant as possible. Will leave Plattsburgh, Wednesday, July 26th, at 7 o'clock A.M.; Gordon's and Tobias', 7.30; Hazen's (North Hero,) 8.00; Point Au Roche, 8.30; Fisk's, (Isle La Motte,) 9.00; Chazy and Sandy Point, 9.30; Rouse's Point, 10.30, arriving at St. Johns at 12.30 PM. Returning -- leave St. Johns same day at 5.00 P.M.
The East Chazy Band will accompany the Excursion.
Fare from Plattsburgh, Gordon's and Tobias' and return, $1.25; Hazen's (North Hero,) $1.00; Point Au Roche, Chazy, Isle La Motte and Rouses Point, 75 cts. Meals can be procured on board the boat.
H. G. Saxe, President.
R. E. Hyde, Secretary.
Monday, March 22, 2010
July 7, 1871
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, July 7, 1871
The Fourth at Rouses Point
Two smart games of base ball were played in the afternoon.
The Fourth at Schuyler Falls.
An interesting time was had at Schuyler Falls. With public spirited and wide awake men like J. T. Everest, F. Good, C. Turner and others, to "put it through" it could not be other than a success.
In the forenoon there was a game of base ball between the "Star" and the "Pawnee" companies of that town. After a closely contested game of two hours the Stars were victorious, by a count of 18 to 20. S. S. Taylor, Umpire.
The Fourth at Rouses Point
Two smart games of base ball were played in the afternoon.
The Fourth at Schuyler Falls.
An interesting time was had at Schuyler Falls. With public spirited and wide awake men like J. T. Everest, F. Good, C. Turner and others, to "put it through" it could not be other than a success.
In the forenoon there was a game of base ball between the "Star" and the "Pawnee" companies of that town. After a closely contested game of two hours the Stars were victorious, by a count of 18 to 20. S. S. Taylor, Umpire.
Friday, March 19, 2010
May 19, 1871
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, May 19, 1871
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An Iowa church has expelled a deacon for attending a base ball match.
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An Iowa church has expelled a deacon for attending a base ball match.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
June 13, 1891
The Plattsburgh Republican - Saturday, June 13, 1891
Rouses Point --
A game of base ball was played on Saturday last at Alburgh crossing, between the Almonte first nine and a picked nine of Alburgh. The score stood 51 to 14, in favor of Almonte.
The return match of base ball between the Champlain club and the Beverwycks, of this town, was played in this town last Saturday afternoon, the latter defeating the former by 16 to 11. The playing of the home team, both in fielding and batting, was far in excess that with the Norwich University club of Northfield, Vt. The Champlain club, having had two players from Burlington and one from New York, thought they could defeat the Beverwycks, but their expectations were fruitless. The attendance was very small. Dr. Hackett, of Champlain, acted as umpire in the fore part of the game, when McLever, of New York, was disabled by a cut in one of his hands by the ball, who umpired from the beginning of the sixth inning for both clubs until the end of the game. The gate receipts amounted to $8.50, which was divided among the two clubs.
Rouses Point --
A game of base ball was played on Saturday last at Alburgh crossing, between the Almonte first nine and a picked nine of Alburgh. The score stood 51 to 14, in favor of Almonte.
The return match of base ball between the Champlain club and the Beverwycks, of this town, was played in this town last Saturday afternoon, the latter defeating the former by 16 to 11. The playing of the home team, both in fielding and batting, was far in excess that with the Norwich University club of Northfield, Vt. The Champlain club, having had two players from Burlington and one from New York, thought they could defeat the Beverwycks, but their expectations were fruitless. The attendance was very small. Dr. Hackett, of Champlain, acted as umpire in the fore part of the game, when McLever, of New York, was disabled by a cut in one of his hands by the ball, who umpired from the beginning of the sixth inning for both clubs until the end of the game. The gate receipts amounted to $8.50, which was divided among the two clubs.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
July 17, 1886
The Plattsburgh Republican - Saturday, July 17, 1886
Rouses Point --
The Beverwycks of the place went to Swanton on Monday to play a game of ball. The two clubs do not agree as to the result, Swanton club claims the score to have been 10 and 10, while the Beverycks claim it was 8 and 10 in their favor at the time of leaving off. The Beverwycks were much dissatisfied with the umpire's decisions.
Ellenburgh Centre --
The base ball clubs joined Saturday. Chateaugay beat the Centre. The Lake club looked very nice in their suits.
Rouses Point --
The Beverwycks of the place went to Swanton on Monday to play a game of ball. The two clubs do not agree as to the result, Swanton club claims the score to have been 10 and 10, while the Beverycks claim it was 8 and 10 in their favor at the time of leaving off. The Beverwycks were much dissatisfied with the umpire's decisions.
Ellenburgh Centre --
The base ball clubs joined Saturday. Chateaugay beat the Centre. The Lake club looked very nice in their suits.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
July 18, 1891
The Plattsburgh Republican - Saturday, July 18, 1891
The first game of base ball here this season was played on the Fair Ground, on Tuesday afternoon, between the Champlains of Bluff Point and the Beverwycks of Rouses Point, the former winning first blood for the musical, fun-making nine of the sunny South. The score was even at the end of the eighth innings, when the colored gentlemen humped themselves and jumped upon the Circassians, knocking them all over the field, and scoring eleven runs against a cipher, leaving the total score of 21 to 10. Look out for the return battle.
The first game of base ball here this season was played on the Fair Ground, on Tuesday afternoon, between the Champlains of Bluff Point and the Beverwycks of Rouses Point, the former winning first blood for the musical, fun-making nine of the sunny South. The score was even at the end of the eighth innings, when the colored gentlemen humped themselves and jumped upon the Circassians, knocking them all over the field, and scoring eleven runs against a cipher, leaving the total score of 21 to 10. Look out for the return battle.
Friday, March 5, 2010
June 26, 1891
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, June 26, 1891
--The ball game at Rouses Point between the Keesevilles and Beverwycks, resulted in a score of 2 to 1 in favor of the latter. A return game will be played at Keeseville next Monday, June 29th.
--Hotel Champlain will have a stronger base-ball team this season than it had last year. It is said, that several of the "Cuban Giants" have been secured to serve in the new team, to be known as "The Champlains." The team is made up of the following men: C. Page, p. and rf.; T. Gee, c.; H. Murray 1b. and p.; D. Davis, 2b.; Holmes, 3b.; H. Steward, ss.; G. Jackson, lf.; B. Boyd, cf.; Chappell, p.
--The ball game at Rouses Point between the Keesevilles and Beverwycks, resulted in a score of 2 to 1 in favor of the latter. A return game will be played at Keeseville next Monday, June 29th.
--Hotel Champlain will have a stronger base-ball team this season than it had last year. It is said, that several of the "Cuban Giants" have been secured to serve in the new team, to be known as "The Champlains." The team is made up of the following men: C. Page, p. and rf.; T. Gee, c.; H. Murray 1b. and p.; D. Davis, 2b.; Holmes, 3b.; H. Steward, ss.; G. Jackson, lf.; B. Boyd, cf.; Chappell, p.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
May 11, 1894
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, May 11, 1894
--The fine game of base ball played, Saturday afternoon, on the parade grounds, between the Plattsburghs and the Starlights, was won by the latter by a score of 3 to 1. Umpires, Hon. Geo. S. Weed and Dr. C. C. Schuyler.
--In the game between cigar makers and the printers, Saturday afternoon, the umpire decided in favor of the latter by a score of 9 to 0.
--Thursday, the Cuban Giants defeated the U. V. M's., at Burlington by a score of 7 to 4.
--The fine game of base ball played, Saturday afternoon, on the parade grounds, between the Plattsburghs and the Starlights, was won by the latter by a score of 3 to 1. Umpires, Hon. Geo. S. Weed and Dr. C. C. Schuyler.
--In the game between cigar makers and the printers, Saturday afternoon, the umpire decided in favor of the latter by a score of 9 to 0.
--Thursday, the Cuban Giants defeated the U. V. M's., at Burlington by a score of 7 to 4.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
May 19, 1893
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, May 19, 1893
--The Cuban Giants will cross bats with the Ticonderoga base ball team, Wednesday, June 21.
--The Cuban Giants will cross bats with the Ticonderoga base ball team, Wednesday, June 21.
May 5, 1893
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, May 5, 1893
--The Cuban Giants will cross bats with the Ticonderoga base ball team, Wednesday, June 21.
--The Cuban Giants will cross bats with the Ticonderoga base ball team, Wednesday, June 21.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
August 13, 1897
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, August 13, 1897
--The Cuban Giants defeated Rutland Friday by a score of 10 to 1.
--The Plattsburghs were defeated at St. Albans Saturday in a thirteen-inning game by a score of 11 to 10. The game was won and lost in the first inning when the Vermonters score four runs on errors.
--The Burlingtons defeated Barre at the latter place on Friday by a score of 6 to 4. Lovett was in the box for the visitors and Austin for the home team. Eight Hits were secured off each. Burlington won on Dinsmore's home run in the third.
--The Plattsburghs and Cubans broke even in their two games this week, the Cubans winning Monday's game and the Plattsburghs taking Tuesday's.
--The Plattsburghs were victorious in the game Wednesday with the Burlingtons at Burlington. The score was 5 to 4.
--Plattsburghs vs. Burlington this afternoon at 3.15.
--Plattsburgh lost to Barre yesterday, 12 to 7, and St. Albans to Burlington, 8 to 5. These results produce queer effects in the percentage table. Barre, which was tied with Burlington for second, now ties Plattsburgh for first. Burlington does not fare as well, having played one more game than Plattsburgh and lost one more, with the games won the same.
--The Cuban Giants defeated Rutland Friday by a score of 10 to 1.
--The Plattsburghs were defeated at St. Albans Saturday in a thirteen-inning game by a score of 11 to 10. The game was won and lost in the first inning when the Vermonters score four runs on errors.
--The Burlingtons defeated Barre at the latter place on Friday by a score of 6 to 4. Lovett was in the box for the visitors and Austin for the home team. Eight Hits were secured off each. Burlington won on Dinsmore's home run in the third.
--The Plattsburghs and Cubans broke even in their two games this week, the Cubans winning Monday's game and the Plattsburghs taking Tuesday's.
--The Plattsburghs were victorious in the game Wednesday with the Burlingtons at Burlington. The score was 5 to 4.
--Plattsburghs vs. Burlington this afternoon at 3.15.
--Plattsburgh lost to Barre yesterday, 12 to 7, and St. Albans to Burlington, 8 to 5. These results produce queer effects in the percentage table. Barre, which was tied with Burlington for second, now ties Plattsburgh for first. Burlington does not fare as well, having played one more game than Plattsburgh and lost one more, with the games won the same.
Monday, March 1, 2010
August 11, 1893
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, August 11, 1893
--The ball game on the parade grounds Wednesday, between the Stars and Hotel Champlains, resulted in a victory for the latter by a score of 8 to 4.
--The ball game on the parade grounds Wednesday, between the Stars and Hotel Champlains, resulted in a victory for the latter by a score of 8 to 4.
Friday, February 26, 2010
August 26, 1892
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, August 26, 1892
--The Champlains badly defeated the Cuban Giants at Rouses Point on Friday afternoon. The score was 7 to 5.
--The Cuban Giants won the ball game on the government parade grounds, Saturday afternoon, defeating the Champlains by a score of five to three. It was an exciting contest and drew about seven hundred people to witness it.
--The Champlains badly defeated the Cuban Giants at Rouses Point on Friday afternoon. The score was 7 to 5.
--The Cuban Giants won the ball game on the government parade grounds, Saturday afternoon, defeating the Champlains by a score of five to three. It was an exciting contest and drew about seven hundred people to witness it.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
August 19, 1892
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, August 19, 1892
--Cubian Giants and Hotel Champlains will cross bats at Rouses Point to-day.
--The Hotel Champlains won the ball game at Rouses Point, Wednesday, by a score of 17 to 3.
--The Cuban Giants defeated the Burlingtons at Burlington, on Wednesday, by a score of 1 to 0. The Free Press says the Burlingtons threw the game away.
--Cubian Giants and Hotel Champlains will cross bats at Rouses Point to-day.
--The Hotel Champlains won the ball game at Rouses Point, Wednesday, by a score of 17 to 3.
--The Cuban Giants defeated the Burlingtons at Burlington, on Wednesday, by a score of 1 to 0. The Free Press says the Burlingtons threw the game away.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
July 29, 1892
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, July 29, 1892
--An exciting base ball game was played at Rouses Point, Saturday, between the Beverwycks and Hotel Champlains. Score 2 to 0, in favor of the latter.
--An exciting base ball game was played at Rouses Point, Saturday, between the Beverwycks and Hotel Champlains. Score 2 to 0, in favor of the latter.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
July 22, 1892
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, July 22, 1892
--The U. V. M's defeated the Northampton by a score of 9 to 6 at Burlington, Thursday.
--The U. V. M's came off victorious in the game played against the Hotel Champlains at Burlington, Saturday, by a score of 3 to 0.
--In the ball game between the Port Henry's and the colored nine from Hotel Champlain, on the home grounds last week Thursday, the former were defeated by a score of 10 to 5.
--The game between the Beverwicks of Rouses Point and the Hotel Champlains, played at the former place on last Friday, was an exciting and enthusiastic game, resulting in favor of the Champlains by a score of 6 to 5.
--The U. V. M's defeated the Northampton by a score of 9 to 6 at Burlington, Thursday.
--The U. V. M's came off victorious in the game played against the Hotel Champlains at Burlington, Saturday, by a score of 3 to 0.
--In the ball game between the Port Henry's and the colored nine from Hotel Champlain, on the home grounds last week Thursday, the former were defeated by a score of 10 to 5.
--The game between the Beverwicks of Rouses Point and the Hotel Champlains, played at the former place on last Friday, was an exciting and enthusiastic game, resulting in favor of the Champlains by a score of 6 to 5.
Monday, February 22, 2010
September 5, 1890
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, September 5, 1890
--Saturday the Ponce de Leons will play a game of ball in Plattsburgh with the St. Albans club.
--The game between the Pastimes of Ogdensburg and the Beverwycks of Rouses Point, Saturday, resulted in a score of 6 to 9 in favor of the latter. About 500 people witnessed the (illegible).
--The Ponce de Leons and (illegible) will play a game at the Fair grounds in Plattsburgh this afternoon. This will be the first and probably the only opportunity our citizens will have of seeing the two rival clubs meet on neutral ground.
--A game of bass ball will be played on International Trotting Park in Champlain, on Monday, September 8th, between the Ponce de Leons, the colored nine from Hotel Champlain, and the Champlain nine. This is probably the last game the Ponce de Leons will play before their departure for Florida, and will be a close and exciting one.
--Saturday the Ponce de Leons will play a game of ball in Plattsburgh with the St. Albans club.
--The game between the Pastimes of Ogdensburg and the Beverwycks of Rouses Point, Saturday, resulted in a score of 6 to 9 in favor of the latter. About 500 people witnessed the (illegible).
--The Ponce de Leons and (illegible) will play a game at the Fair grounds in Plattsburgh this afternoon. This will be the first and probably the only opportunity our citizens will have of seeing the two rival clubs meet on neutral ground.
--A game of bass ball will be played on International Trotting Park in Champlain, on Monday, September 8th, between the Ponce de Leons, the colored nine from Hotel Champlain, and the Champlain nine. This is probably the last game the Ponce de Leons will play before their departure for Florida, and will be a close and exciting one.
Friday, February 19, 2010
August 8, 1890
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, August 8, 1890
--A female nine from Ohio will play at Rouses Point on Friday.
--The game between the Hotel Champlains of Bluff Point and the Beverwycks at Rouses Point last Friday resulted in a score of 9 to 17 in favor of the latter.
--The game between the Cuban Giants of New York and the Hotel Champlains, played at Plattsburgh last Saturday, was a bad defeat for the local club, the score standing 11 to 1.
--A special train will leave Plattsburgh at 1:30 P.M., on Friday for Rouses Point to convey those who desire to witness the game between the Female Nine and the Beverwycks, stopping at West Chazy and Chazy, and returning after the game. Fare for round trip, 50 cents.
--A new home team has been organized at Plattsburgh, with Heffernan and Hubbell pitchers, Hackett and Paul Smith catchers, George Stave, S. D. Curtis, Ned Baker, G. W. Hickey, F. K. Kyle, and S. V. Beckwith, fielders. The new team played a game with Hotel Champlain club yesterday afternoon, which resulted in a victory for the Plattsburghs, the score being 5 to 4.
--A female nine from Ohio will play at Rouses Point on Friday.
--The game between the Hotel Champlains of Bluff Point and the Beverwycks at Rouses Point last Friday resulted in a score of 9 to 17 in favor of the latter.
--The game between the Cuban Giants of New York and the Hotel Champlains, played at Plattsburgh last Saturday, was a bad defeat for the local club, the score standing 11 to 1.
--A special train will leave Plattsburgh at 1:30 P.M., on Friday for Rouses Point to convey those who desire to witness the game between the Female Nine and the Beverwycks, stopping at West Chazy and Chazy, and returning after the game. Fare for round trip, 50 cents.
--A new home team has been organized at Plattsburgh, with Heffernan and Hubbell pitchers, Hackett and Paul Smith catchers, George Stave, S. D. Curtis, Ned Baker, G. W. Hickey, F. K. Kyle, and S. V. Beckwith, fielders. The new team played a game with Hotel Champlain club yesterday afternoon, which resulted in a victory for the Plattsburghs, the score being 5 to 4.
July 18, 1890
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, July 18, 1890
--The Champlains of Bluff Point, composed entirely of colored waiters at Hotel Champlain, crossed bats last Saturday with the Beverwycks at Rouses Point, and defeated them, in a closely contested game. A special train was run from Plattsburgh, and over a hundred went up to witness the game.
--A game of ball will be played on the Fair Grounds, Saturday afternoon between the colored nine at Hotel Champlain and the Plattsburgh club. Game will be called at 3 o'clock sharp.
--The Champlains of Bluff Point, composed entirely of colored waiters at Hotel Champlain, crossed bats last Saturday with the Beverwycks at Rouses Point, and defeated them, in a closely contested game. A special train was run from Plattsburgh, and over a hundred went up to witness the game.
--A game of ball will be played on the Fair Grounds, Saturday afternoon between the colored nine at Hotel Champlain and the Plattsburgh club. Game will be called at 3 o'clock sharp.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
August 1, 1890
The Plattsburgh Sentinel - Friday, August 1, 1890
--The Keeseville and Ausable Forks base ball teams, played a game of ball on Tuesday, on the grounds of the latter, which resulted in a score of 17 to 4, in favor of the Keeseville nine.
--The D. & H. will run a special to Rouses Point to-day to convey people to the ball game there between the Beverwycks and Hotel Champlains. The train will leave here at 2 o'clock, and stop at Chazy and West Chazy. Round trip 50 cts.
--The ball game between the Beverwycks and the Hotel Champlains, played at Rouses Point last Saturday, resulted in a score of 9 to 12 in favor of the colored nine. The latter part of the game was a disgraceful affair, and the outcome will be a lawsuit.
--Local base ball players have arranged for a game with the famous colored nine, the Cuban Giants, to be played on the Fair Grounds in Plattsburgh to-morrow.
--The Keeseville and Ausable Forks base ball teams, played a game of ball on Tuesday, on the grounds of the latter, which resulted in a score of 17 to 4, in favor of the Keeseville nine.
--The D. & H. will run a special to Rouses Point to-day to convey people to the ball game there between the Beverwycks and Hotel Champlains. The train will leave here at 2 o'clock, and stop at Chazy and West Chazy. Round trip 50 cts.
--The ball game between the Beverwycks and the Hotel Champlains, played at Rouses Point last Saturday, resulted in a score of 9 to 12 in favor of the colored nine. The latter part of the game was a disgraceful affair, and the outcome will be a lawsuit.
--Local base ball players have arranged for a game with the famous colored nine, the Cuban Giants, to be played on the Fair Grounds in Plattsburgh to-morrow.
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