The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-18
SPORTING MOTIFS.
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Manager Powers Is we'll liked
Don't forget those elegant Easter neckties to be
found at Raron'f, Newark avenue.
Lang the shcrtsop Of the home team, is playing
great ball.
Row for Easter neckties Get them in hundreds
OF styles and shades from Baron Newark avsuns.
Tiernap; one OF the pitchers of the Jersey citys,
is suffering from sprained ankle.
Eli giant Spring pants. all patterns and prices,
Montgomery street. Norris, the tailor.
number Of local base ball clubs have been or
gauized during the week.
The Owls defeated the Eagles last Wednesday By
the score OF too.
The Legislature has adjourned and Trenton wfI
be deserted. The public viii continue TO have
their suits made by Norris the tailor, Montg0m-
cry street.
The Jersey City team did not receive fair treat.
ment in their recent game with The Brooklyns.
You are now fitting out for the 8 ason. You will
need shirts; the old are about ready TO 20
thrown aside. You will; Of course; go to Baron. 9
Newark avenue; and get measured Tor hat dczen
Of his reliable material well made. elegantly ut
ting, six for $500 shirts.
Manager Powers has sign will apitcheT: whose
name will be made known when ths season opens.
That Easter suit you had made by norris, the
tailor, VIII look elegant Montgomery street
Open evenings until U'oock.
Tom Esterbrook. of the New Yorks, Is a great
fayosite with the Jersey Oh people who visit the
Eu1O 0iOuhNS.
Now that Cleveland has been elected as the next
mayor. he will order his Inauguration suit from
Norris. at Montgomery street.
The Uticas, of the International League, play
here morrow, aud Tuesday ladies will be admit
ted TO the grand Stand free.
Poorman. who pitched for the old Jersey city
Browns, is pla5iSg great ball with the Boston
Lesgue Club. Tommy has many friends in this
city.
''The Flowers that bloom in the Spring" are
enYious When they view one of Norris's suits.
Montgomery street. Open evenings.
The game played at Lemmerzs alleys between
two teams OF the Magnolia Bowling Club last
Wednesday evening, resulted as follews Van Loan
melz. 152; Davy, 1873: AlleE, 120; Total 455. S1m
total, 952. Average, 1888.
Easter eggs viii be in great demand during the
present week. Go to symes market for them
10i Newark avenue.
The Pacific Base Ball Club has be reosgauized
In the following order: R. Moore, cap ain; J. Hays
catcher; j. Muldoop, first base; y. Dougherty,
second base; +. Failon, third base; h. Ryan short
stop: J. Dowd left field; d. Drew centre field; T.
Griffin, right held; D Madden, change catcher; ].
Hughes, change pitcher.
The Argonauta Rowing Association, of Bayoane.
has elect ID officers for the coming season rs fol-
lows: President E. W. Humphreys; 1st Vice Presi-
| dent e.. Il. Graft; I'd Vice President E. A. T. Man;
Captain, Charles w. Trast; Lieutenant T. A..
| nissan; Corresponding Secretary, z. L. VredeE-
bergh Recording Secretary, III. v. Stringhsm;
| Treasurer. II. A. Craft; Board of Trust ses John
Newman, James E. Wiuants. ]. Lodwick, z. A. 3.
| Man aud Fred L. Eldred
| The DO Wing tournament in the Palma Club was
| continued last Tuesday evening. the contesting
clubs being Teams and s. The score was as fol-
| lows