The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-29
YACHTS ON A Cruise.
Boats of the Pavonia Clubs
Fleet on a Fishing
Excursion.
LAWN TENNIS IN LAFAYETTE.
Hudson's Wheelmen, Football
Bowling, Racing and Baseball,

for the fishing grounds. They will not
all go outside to the Banks off Long
Branch. That was their intention last
week, but they were held back by the
gale. The Phantom started for the Great
Kills to catch bass.
Commodore Kohn will be in command
and has an expert first mate in Len Boyd,
the genial secretary of the club The
yacht is well equipped for the trip, and
has enough edibles and liquors aboard to
keep the crew from suffering the pangs OF
hunger or thirst for month. A ton of
ice was packed into the hold, and the cold
cuts will be cold indeed. l went aboard
the boat, and when shown how well she
had been fitted out for the cruise, re-
GREETED that duty forced me to decline the
invitation to join the merry party. The
Phantom will return tonight or early to-
morrow.
The Avalon has gone with larders we'll
filed. She is off with Captain John
Krehmyer and Henry Behrens in charge
for fishing cruise. She will be gone
a week. and will be found in the vicinity
of the Shrewsbury river.
The Golden Star, Captain John d.
Sanders, also ran down the Bay last night
on the fishing excursion. She will return
this evening.
The Avon will start out today from the
Atlantic Highlands, where she will take
aboard large party who are going down
in the early train this morning
She will run out and greet the Phan-
tom and may come back with her. The
Avon has been absent ten days. When
Captain A. j. Gaubert started he said ne
would be back in six days. The Interrupt
tion by the storm apparently does not
count and he is having his six pleasant
and clear days.
The Tam O'Shanter Captain Archie
ri RI mo- q
party of seven. They will sail to Crit
fiths and expect to make u heavy haul of
of fish
The feet yacht Len B. is no longer one
of the Pavonia Clubs fleet. She was sold
by her owner, Len Boyd, and was yester-
day towed to Hartford. Len will have
another good 'un before the yachting sea-
son begins,
The Minnie K has changed owners,
but will still remain in the Pavonia Club.
The Willie and Charley, Captain Ed
Branigan, is on the ways receiving an
overhauling. She will convey a party
for a fishing cruise in a few days. They
will troll for bluefish.
The cruise has been delayed by the
fact that Captain Branigan has been
wrestling for several days with his old
enemy, rheumatism.
The Avalon went up the river yester-
day morning to deliver to Captain Con-
rad Routh, owner of the yacht j. 7. Cor
lett, the spar he had loaned Captain Krey-
meyer, owner of the H. H. Holmes, for
the series of races between the Holmes
and The Two Brothers, which the fsrmer
won. The Avalon made good run. She
left at six o'clock and was back at her
moorings at one O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
The Arrow, of the Newark Yacht Clubs
feet, called at the Pavonia clubhouse yes
terday afternoon, for a supply of water.
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of seven ladies and four gentlemen.
Those in the party who registered their
names on the visitors book at the Pavo-
mia house were Miss w. ID. Leigh, Miss
Sargent, Miss Written and Messrs. w.
w. Minzell, V. A. Wobecke and Robert
+ Unger, Jr. Their destination was
Northport, l.. |.
The Gertrude. of the Jersey City Yacht
Climb, with Commodore H. B. Pearson in
command, started for the Hook Yesterday.
She will be back tomorrow.
The Minnie and the Melt, of the Jersey
City Club, are off on cruise.
Captain j. M. Taphap's boat, the Annie,
is out of commission.
She has been stripped and will be
towed today to Bay Ridge, her winter
quarters
Captain G. d. Miller will take a spin
today in his yacht Miller and ON his re
turn the boat will be hauled out and laid
up for the winter.
Yesterdays Championship Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT CHICAGO.
New York...o . 0 0 o o o 0 o. 5 3
Chicago. 0 0 o 2 0 O--2 6 /
Batteries -Welch and Ewing, Hutchinson and
Umpilr r
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
k, II. E.
indianapolis. Q 9 9 Q 0 1-io Is i
SG ssateres.Russie and sOmsrs GARRISON and
Bennett, Madden and Kelly.
Umpire-McQ
AT H1TTsBuRG.
Phiadelphia. o 8 0 0 Q i o. 3 4
Battesies -Sowders and Miller, Burlington and
Umpire-Knlght.
AT cIEvELAND-F1Rsr GAME
%sssIssson 10 g II e i
Batteries-Beatin and sutcliffe, Keefe and
Riddle.
Umpire-Lynch
SECOND GAME.
Cleveland ...........,1 9 32o Q % 9 8
isatteries-Gruber and thinner, Krock and
Umpire-Lynch. Called on account of dark
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT BROOKLYN.
Baltimore 0 2 0 0 0 3 OF 8
Brooklyn 40 g 0 3 / 0 SIS 5
Batteries Cunningham and Kerins, Lovett
and Clark.
Umpire-Hengle.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
a asia@Sas ] g SIS 9 9 c cs
&Batteries-McMahon and Robinson Gastright
and O'Connor.
Umpire-Ferguson.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY,. o 2 9 o O 2 o Is
cincinnati......0 4 o i Q Q o. 10
Batteries-Swartzel and Hoover, Duryea anc
Earl.
Umpire-Decker.
AT ST. LOUIS.
I,ouisville......I 0 O 0 0 %
Batteries tivetts and Milligan, Ewing AM
Vaughan
Umplre-Gafney. Called on account of dark
ness.
Worcester Wins the Pennant
At Worcester II. H 4
Worcester......S 2 l : SIS 10
Batteries Winkleman and O'Rourke, Burket
and Wilson. Umpire, Kelly,
The season closes, Worcester winning the pen
nant.
AT NEW HAvEN-ExHIsrTIoN GAME.