The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-20
SPOR1ING No1Es.

The Jersey City Yacht Club will have cone re
gatta next SATURDAY..
The "Mets' will play the Trentons tomorrow
afternoon on the Gaand street grounds.
Jones. who keeps third base for the Newarks, has
not been released, as has been reported.
The Bergen Point Athletic Club Nine has won
hye-sixths Of the games played this season.
Latham, of the virginias, has cast his fortunes
with the Trentons. He is nicknamed ''Play Ball
George
Twenty-four games won out of twenty-six PLAYED
is good record. But that's what the Jersey Blues
have done.
The Trentons are in hard luck. The Nationals
defeated them in game played at Washington on
Thursday by score of to s.
The Bergen Points crossed bats with The Young
Americas yesterday week at Bergen Point, defeat,
ing their visitors by score of to 1.
The Trenton Club, of this city, was defeated ia a
game played at Richmond last Tuesday with the
Virginias. Score: Virginias, 9; Trentons, g.
In game between the Hoboken and Sylvan Base
Ball Clubs, played on the Eighth street grounds
Hoboken, last week, the latter club was defeated
by score of 4 toll.
day afternoon at Bergen Point between the Jersey
and the Bergen Point Athletic Clubs nine in favor
| of the latter.
to s, in favor Of the virgnias. was the score Of
the game played between the Trenton Club Of this
city. and the Virginias of Richmond played at the
latter city last Monday afternoon.
The Newark Club has strengthened itself by EN-
ploying Burns, the short-stop of the WiImingtens
last year. Burns will play at third base for the
Newark in place Of Hatfield, released.
The Trentons suffered their third defeat this
week at the hands Of the Yirginias at the latter
own grounds, at Richmond, on Thursday The
score was: Riehmonds. 5; Trentons. 1.
'why. ma. how dingy and dirty our carpets look
since we returned home. YES my dear. shall
have hem all taken up next week and sent to
Stewards carpet cleaning factory, corner of Erie
and Fifth streets"
we'll attended game of base ball was played
| yesterday week on the Elysian Fields, Hoboken,
between the Jersey Blues and the Jerseys. The
game was not very interesting, the former club
scoring runs to the latter's L.
One of the grayest faults that housekeepers have
is that they persist in refusing to new and i'm
proved labor-saying articles. One Of the first
things they should do is to throw away the cid and
hard running sewing machines and exchange it for
Household at 81 Montgomery street.
The games of the Paterson Athletic Club, held at
Paterson last Monday afternoon, were attended by
quite a large delegation of the members of the
Wayne Ath etc Club, Of this city. OF those yh o
participated in the games, I. f. O'Brien was the
second best man in a halfmile run, j. +. Larkins
was the second best man in a five mile walk while
Peter d. Skiman carried OF The prize for the mile
run. All the winners received handsome dIszes.
On Wednesday the Duncans defeated the Wood
wards on the Marion grounds by a score of Is TO
IL On Friday the Woodwards defeated the Dun
cars, on the Woodwa rds grounds, by score of lS
| to 8. Both games We're called account of dark
ness. Next Thursday the Woodwards will cross
bats with the Bergen Blues on the Cricket grounds
and on Saturday the Goth, they will play the Dun.
cans on the Marion grounds. G. Wilson, theWood-
wards pitcher, is disabled. He has hurt his arm
after pitching forty-six games.