The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-16

list. The wind-np win be between Moran
II Kelly, the Harlem Spider, who was
reeeutly matched to fight Chappie. This
"goV alone should attract a large audi
ence as both men will do their level best
and it may terminate in a knock out.
Jimmy Murray wants to meet Chap
willing to meet Moran, he says, at any
time to arrange terms. Kelly is a clever
bantam weight.
Frank Murphy is out in a sweeping
challenge. He is ready to meet any one
IN his class, and mentions few he prefers
meeting. One of the few mentioned is
"CaL" Mccarthy, of this city, whom he
will meet at 11S pounds for 81, 900 a side.
Dominick Mccartney will not again en-
ter the ring unless it is to face a mar in
his class with Il reputation and for a big
purse.
Cracking Mt Targets.
The Miller Rife Club, of Hokoken, a
their annual fall shooting festival at the
Union Hill Schuetzen Park yesterday.
1t brought out the crack shots of the
Newark, New York and Brooklyn Rifle
clubs. The clubs represented We're the
Marion, of this city; Our Own, of New
ark, zettler, Herman and several German
clubs.
The rules of the Scheutzenbund gov
erned, The wind was spasmodic, and it
was difficult for the marksmen to properly
guage its force. and the scores were not
as large as the cracks expected.
The shooting opened at nine o'clock in
the morning, and did not terminate until
dark.
The following were the scores and
possible Is points. Prizes amounting to
$l17, divided among fifteen leading marks
men:-H. Holger, 70, first prize, $50; G..
Schlicht and j. A. Boyken, each II, di-
yided second prize. $50; l.. Flack, 70, re-
ceived third money, S15; Dave Mil
Ter, B. 'Walther and John Copper
smith each made SO, and divided fourth
prize, $40; M. Dorrier, II. w. Hofele and
l.. Vogel each made 6S and divided fifth
prize, IS; G. Joiner. ca, received sixth
prize, 81. +. Ambruster and B. Zettler
each made 66 III divided seventh prize,
Sc; G. Judson and William Weber each
made 65 and divided eighth prize, IS. The
remaining seven prizes, amounting to SIC,
was divided pro rata among the winners.
AT the Bulls-eye target the winners
were:-H. Holger, SIS; L. Flock, $12; l..
Vogel, 80; Dave Miller, SIS; H. Freitag,
81; j. Coppersmith, So; j. A. Boyken, IS;
bruster, So; j. Schlicht, So; William
Weber, 81.
The premium winners were:-A. Boy
ken, for greatest number of bull's-eyes
Che made twenty-seven), IS; for second
largest number of bulls-eyes, l.. Floch,
S3; for third greatest number of bulls
the first flag in the morning and B.
Walthers the last flag and each won 81.
Sporting Notes.
The cross country runners of the Loril-
lard d. and A. A. were out last night for
a dash.
The Dauntless Yacht Club have jour
neymen at work ON their club house re-
pairing the damage wrought by the late
severe storm.
The Marion Rifle Club will have their
weekly shoot today.
The athletes of the Y. NJ. G. A. will
have a practice run tonight.
A dozen small yachts of the New Jersey
Yacht Clubs fleet have been beached and
covered for the winter.
The fight for the American Association
is over. Won der Ahe's best need not
travel to the Quaker City. The defeat of
st. Louis at Cincinnati yesterday settled
the battle.
Washington will probably drop out of
the League x season and Cincinnati
will likely step into the vacancy. Brook
Ign would like to get into the League,
and may crowd Cincinnati out.
The III of the Kensington and
Sylvia A. C. had a practice trot last
night.
The LoriHards will rave a regular
meeting next Tuesday night.
The Lorillards will have a cross
country run on Election Day. 1t will be-
an open event and all will be welcome.
Each club that enters must have foul
starters to catch a souvenir, as q
price wilt be given to the first man
home IN each of the clubs that participate.
The route selected for the run is from the
headquarters of the club at Boora EN-
Hall, through Grove street to Grand, to
Pacific avenue to Commuuipaw avenue,
to Ocean avenue to New York Bay
Cemetery, the turning point, and return
via Ocean avenu TO Grand street, to Jer-
sey avenue, to Newark avenue to the
club rooms. A feast will follow the run.