The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-10

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Park, Brooklyn, and a grand reception IN
the evening at the Brighton Beach Hotel,
Coney Island. Saturday there will be a
big, parade through the roadways OF Cen
trial Park.
The League will also hold a meeting in
the afternoon at the headquarters of the
Brooklyn Bicycle Club, No. 62 Hanson
street, Brooklyn.
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.
There is a movement on foot to organ
ize q Bowling League among the athletic
clubs this season. The league will CON
sist Of players from the Staten Island,
Staten Island Cricket, New Jersey and
New York Athletic Clubs. It is probable
that the Orange and Manhattan Athletic
Clubs will also join. The h~alf-dozen
clubs will make a good league circuit.
A strong club, with Ras Lewis alleys,
on Newark VENUE, near Jersey avenue,
as its headquarters, is soon to be organ
ized.t
The formation of the Hudson County
Amateur Bowling League will probably
take place at Muller's cafe, No. 81 Newark
avenue. on Thursday evening. The idea
has met with decided success on all sides
and the clubs from Hoboken, Lafayette
and Jersey City Heights have signifed
lied bowling club wishing to join in this
movement will please send two repre-
sentatives to the meeting. The follow
ing clubs have already become members
of the league:-Belvidere, Independents,
Sparatns, of Hoboken, two teams; Cen
fury and the Pin knights. Valuable
prizes will be awarded the three leading
clubs at the end of the season.
With Paddle and Oar.
R. H. PEBBLES and Warren Berry, of the
Crescent Canoe Club, who represented
the organization during the rendezvous
of the American Canoeing Association at
Stave Island, on the st. Lawrence river,
have returned home.
The Crescent Canoe Club, of this city,
formerly the Essex Canoe Club, of New
ark, Is prospecting in it's new duarters on
the G~reenville shore of New York Bay.
Twelve canoes are now housed in their
cosey little clubhouse. Next spring sew
eral additional craft will be added to the
organizations fleet, and a larger club
house will be erected.
Some of the Hoboken boat clubs are in
a bad way just at present. All the clubs
located at the foot of Twelfth street nave
received notice from the Hoboken I'm
provement Company to yacate their
order bothers the majority of the clubs,
as their houses are not built on scows or
logs. The Valencias and Atlantics will
not be bothered much by the order, as
they can readily move their houses.
The Rosedales, OF Hoboken, are about
to build q new floating house, which they
will locate at the foot of Fourteenth
street, Hoboken.
The four cared barge crew of the Allan
tic Boat Club of Hoboken, have not as
yet accepted the challenge recently sent
to them by the four cared barge crew of
the Atalantas, of the Harlem.
The Valencia Boat Club, of Hoboken,
will hold its annual taIly-ho outing and
clambake at College Point on Sunday,
September 10,
The Jersey City Driving Park.
Several trotting events will occur to-
morrow afternoon on the track of Man
ager Keach's Jersey City Driving Park.
For 5000 a side John Graser's bay mare
Mascott, by Pontonius, and I, F. TImm's
chestnut gelding Doros have been
matched to race three best heats in five.
A purse of 500 is offered for the 2:45 class.
Sunday afternoon Adolph Brehm's gray
mare and Fred Mersheimer's bay gelding
were driven a trial heat trot of one mile
for s25 a side. MI. Brehm drove his mare
and landed her a winner in 2:55. Man
ager Reach rode behind the gelding.
How the u Rank.
Boston's inability to defeat Chicago
yesterday, and New York's victory over
Cleveland let the Giants reduce the Bean
Eaters lead In the National League pen
nant race to nine points. Upon Anson's
Babies Philadelphia gained five points.
Washington also closed in ten points
upon Pittsburg. Boston was the only
Eastern Club that did not win.
Although the two leading clubs of the
American Association enjoyed all off day
yesterday, their prestige was not lowered.
From them Baltimore fell off six points
and the Athletics fell off five points. Upon
the latter Cincinnati gained nine points.
Columbus decreased Kansas City's adyan-
tage over her to two points, and Louis
willie followed out the workings of her
bizarre combination by winning another
game.
The lone Atlantic Association game
made Newark fall off seven points from
Worcester and the same number to Hart
ford, upon whom New Haven gained
seven points, besides moving that much
forward from Lowell.
The results of yesterdays Interna-
tional League games have made the COM
petition very interesting, London, Toronto
and Toledo now being tied for fourth
place. To Rochester the two leading
points, The records are annexed
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