The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-02
The New League.

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The New League.
/ met a dozen happy and enthusiastic
men last evening. They are all members
of the clubs il the Jersey City Amateur
Bowling League IN the great start the
League has made was the cause of their
enthusiasm and joy. Not one had any
fault to find with the arrangements and
the schedule, and all had words of praise
for the League officers and the delegates.
OF course every club is ambitious to get
the trophy, but what they most desire is
to bring the amateur bOWlers into a closer
union and cement the bonds of friend
ship.
larging the circle of friends of the gen.
tlemen who compose the clubs in the
league when the season ends, The win
ming club will arrange for q grand re-
union in closing the successful and happy
season.
Bowling Notes.
The officers Of the Fairmount Bowling
Club are President, John Reiners, No.
461 Bergen venue: secretary, Joseph
Whelihan, No. 500 Bergen They
have joined the league, and the full COM
pliment of clubs. is now secured. The
FaA&Da cunts bowl on Wednesday nights
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mount avenues
The Hudson County Wheelmen bowled
at Browns alleys last night. They made
good scores.
The Wheelmen's Bowling League will
meet tonight; No applications for mem
ing this evening.
G. H. VogeI wears the champions
medal of the Pamrapo Bowling Club.
The Bowling Committee OF the Jersey
City Athletic Club has selected the team
to represent the club in the League. The
Schultz, w. G. Doubleday. G, l.. Wilons,
w. Olmsted, r.. Romaine, George Wad
leigh, Floyd Vail, ID. II. Lockwood, A. j.
Davies and j. H. Curran, The team is a
strong one and WILL be put through a Sc
we're training. They will practice every
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday night.
The teams average has always been
above the average since they began prac-
tice.
The Jersey City Athletic Club and the
series,of games. The first will be bowled
next Wednesday night in the alleys OF the
| Jersey City Club.
The New Jersey Club win peg pins at
Becker's alleys tonight.
The Independents will practice tonight
at Metropolitan Hall to get their team in
condition for the League games.
The Exeelsiors will twfrl the ball to-
night at Freudenbergers'.
The Boys Who Kick.
The football team of Stevens Institute
will have a busy season. They have
made arrangements for a number of
games, and viii probably play many more
than are now on the card. The engage
ments thus far are as follows
November 9-Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, at Boston.
November 1S-Iafayette College at St.
George cricket grounds, Hoboken,
November 16-Tginity College at Hart
November 2o-Amherst College at
Noyemher Williams College at
November sS-Dartmouth College at
George Krebs. the enthusiastic and &C
tive football kicker of Stevens, had his
thumb knocked out of joint yesterday
while engaged in a lively practice game
at the Hoboken Cricket grounds.
The Hasbr0uck team will play at Oak
land Park next Tuesday.
Sporting Notes.
The athletes of the Y. NJ. G. A. will
have a hare and hound chase on election
day. They will start at eleven o'clock in
the morning. Captain Dixon will be one
Of the hares.
The entries for the o country run
under the auspices of the Loriliard D; and
A, A.. will close tonight with John
O'Loughlin, No. Ill First street.
The benefit to Janitor Pitts, of the New
Jersey a. c., will take place this after
noon at Bergen Point. Several athletes
will Maakeas elkagt tA hrsak Ssear@ssss@4
tons Of lead were thrown away in this
State.
The New York Suburban Shooting As
ISOLATION will crack clay targets at Clare
mont this afternoon.
L. p. Hansen Is constructing D hand
some range for rifle and pistol practice in
the basement of No. rs Montgomery
street. 1t will be a seYenty-iye foot