The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-02
SPORTING NOTES.

The Nationals beat the Trentons Friday,
10 to 8.
The Lavery's beat the Eagles by score
of 8 to :.
The Bergen Points had IL to the Ruther-
fords last Tuesday.
The Climax club laid out the JERSEYS
Friday by score of s to 6.
for the Orientals, 3 for the Woodwards
was the score of a recent game.
The Valencia Boat Club, of Hoboken.
Is to have new four-oared barge.
The Young Oaklands were defeated by
the Excelsiors-lto Ga few days ago.
The Jerseys beat the Flyaways on the
Oakland grounds last Tuesday Score
to l.
The Hoboken Baseball Club has decided
not to play game on General Grants
funeral day.
The Climax Club defeated the new Jer-
sey City club at the Oakland grounds last
Friday, by score of to 6.
The Baldwins were defeated in a game of
baseball played with the Excelsiors on
Wednesday. Score-18 to 5.
DR.. e. w. Johnson has been elected
President of the Jersey City Athletic club,
vice John W. Heck, resigned.
Knodeli, late catcher, and Shetzline.
first baseman of the Trentons, have gone
over to the old Jersey City nine.
The Climax club defeated the Court
House Nine on the Bergen Rink grounds
on Wednesday last, by q score of 16 to s.
The Nationals defeated the Trentons, of
Jersey City, on the Grand street grounds
on Thursday afternoon, by score of Is to 6.
The Whiskered club, of Bergen Point.
were defeated by the Polka Dot club, OF
Bergen Point. Wednesday, by score of
s to 4.
Manager Joe Boyle was the happiest
man in the city last Friday when he saw
his pets the Climax club NOW down the
Jersey giants.
The Paterson Baseball Club was defeat
ed by the Jersey City club on the Grand
street grounds last Thursday. The score
was II to IL.
The nine OF the Bergen Point Athletic
Climb We're the vctors in a game PLAYED
with the Rutherfords at Bayonne, Tuesday
Score, IL to 3.
MMr. Thomas English, the champion hun
dred-yard runner Of tie Standardization
Athletic Club, has just added another gold
medal to the large number he has already
won.
% to 20 was the score of game Of base
ball played Wednesday afternoon between
the Fairmounts and the Woodwards, the
little Woodwards beng knocked out for
wonder.
The Scottish-American Athletic Club are
busily engaged in putting up gymnasium
IN tier new club rooms in Turner Hall.
The members say it will be the best equip
ped in the city, when finished.
The ssAdonis" nine, from the Bijou The
atre, New York, gave the nine of the Jer-
sey City Academy of Music an elegant
dressing down on the Grand street grounds
on Wednesday. The home club deserted
the field in the eighth inning, ssall broke
up"
Capt A. Zeugner and Joseph Wilkinson
oil the Greenville Schuetzen Corps, won the
rifle contest with Capt. A. A. Newman and
Lieut.. Joseph Reisenhauer. contested last
Wednesday. The aggregate score Of the
winners was $50 against 49S for the gallant
Newman and his partner. The match was
for purse of 500.
Messrs, J. Hayens, Jake Foster, A. Plu-
macker and barney Keller, the well-known
horsemen of Hoboken, have formed
racing stock company, and will shortly
send Mr. Keller to Kentucky to purchase
some racers, he being considered the best
judge of horseilcsh They intend to make
things lively at Secaucus as soon as the
season opens. MIR. Plumacker will do some
riding himself He also claims that he can
produce trotter with q record of 2:l41.