The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-28

1--WE VA VA Dali MINUS W.
Manager Crosby, of the K~eystones, ha
released Second Baseman Masterson fo
wretched fielding work in Sunday morr
ing's game with the Electrics.
Challenges for the Superiors will be re
ceiyed by p. O'Brien, No. 242 Twelftl
street, this city.
A neve pitcher has been signed by Man
ager McKenna, of the Emeralds.
The Crescents, of this city, will eros
bats ON Memorial Day at Hackensacl
with the Oratini Field Club, of that vii
lage. On Saturday, June l, they willmee
the SUBMITS, of West Bergen, in thi
city.
BY q score of 80 t 10 the West Bergen
defeated, Saturday afternoon, the Hini
Tieks Baseball Club, Of New York city, a
would like to hear from ali first cias
amateur clubs. Address William H
Wood. Jr., No. 81 Culver venue.
These players comprise the Brighton
Baseball Clubs team:-J. Young, c.; j
Phillips, p; F. Rivers, 1st b.; w. B. Tay
lor, I'd b.; T.. Wallace, Sd b.; III. Rivers
s. s.; A. Longfeld, r. f.; F. Haines, G. +.
HI. Vanderbeck, l.. I. Uniformed club
are requested to send challenges to w. b
Taylor, care of Spielman g Co., New
IOlh Clby.
The Jersey City Turn verein Baseball
Club defeated the Gems, of Brooklyn, a
Brooklyn on Sunday by the following
score:--
Jersey City Turn verein. IS 2o1o Ia
2 0 2 l 9 ! 0 0 IL
The Wayne Baseball Club, of this city
will encounter the Actives, of Perth Am
boy, on the Central grounds, on Memoria
Day. The Waynes have the following
players:-CaDtain, Dennis Hogan; pitcher
Peter Golden; catcher, Jack Burns; frs
base, Henry Gilmartin; second base
Thomas Doyle; third base, Peter Flynn
short stop, Edward Maxwell; left field
George Steele; centre field, Peter Dolan
right field, Philip McGovern.
Rod, Hook and line.
The Association of Merry Anglers, o
this city, are perfecting arrangements TO
a three days. fishing trip to Fog Heat
River aboard two tugboats. Fifty mem
bers of the organization will go on tn,
trip, which will occur in June.
New York, Raritan and Newark Bay
are alive with weakfsh, which hav,
rushed in to spawn In consequence nine
tenths of the fish taken are females. Thu
fish arrived this season earlier than the!
did for ten years past, the first being
caught or May IL.
There is good striped bass fishing il
along the Hudson as far up as Nyaek ant
in New York Bay in the vicinity of Rob
bins Reef.
Gossip of the Boat Clubs.
The Atlantic Boat Clubs new house a
Gutenberg has been completed, and tn,
organization will o 0 hold a house warm
ing j~ollifcation.
Alderman Prigge. of this city, has beer
chosen to membership in the Hillside Boa
Club, of Hoboken.
With Wilkins as coxswain, Entrupt anG
Drumming, of the Rosedale Boat Club o.
Hoboken, will contest the pair oarad gil
event in the Memorial Day regatta of The
Passaic River Rowing Association.
Commodore Sparks, of the Hillside Boa1
Club of Hoboken, will be presented witt
a handsome gold medal at the next meet
ing of the organization for having r0weC
a greater number of miles than any of his
clubmates during 1888.
The pair-oared gig crew of the Active
Boat Club, of Hoboken, has been entered
in the Memorial Day regatta on the Har-
lem River.
Two new boats have been ordered from
Thomas by the Rosedale Boat Club, of
Hoboken.
Inc valencia BOaU CIup, OF dODOKen
will celebrate Saturday, Jnne s, as Ladies'
Day. Messrs. Frank Frommel, Henry l..
Timpken Henry Kilian and r. Rahlff are
the committee in charge Of the event.
Postmaster Middleton, of West Ho-
boken, has been proposed for membership
in the Rosedale Boat Club of Hoboken.
Benjamin Jackson, formerly a member
of the Hillside Boat Club, of Hoboken,
will stroke the second eight-oared shell
crew of the Atlantas in the Harlem River
Memorial Day regatta.