The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-23

cester, 8; Hartford, o.. At NewarkLNorwalk vs..
Newark, no game. At Lowell-New Haven VS..
Lowell, no game.
I-NTERNATfoNAL LEkauE.AAt -Detroit-Detroit.
s; London, /. At Toledo-Toledo. 8; Toronto. 8.
AT Observation-Disclosures 4; Buffalo. !. At SYRIA
cuse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q; Hamilton, 2.
AT Hamilton, exhibition (first ganael-IIamilton,
a; Syracuse, z; Second CAMEL Hamilton III;
Syracuse, 2.
Tomorfowss Games.
NATIONAL LEAGuE.-Philadelphia at New York,
Washington at Boston, Pittsburg at Chicago,
Cleveland at Indianapolis.
AMERICAN Association. Brooklyn at Cincin-
matt, Athletic at Kansas City, Baltimore at st.
Louis, Columbus at Louisville.
ATLANTIC Observation-Disclosures at Newark,
Lowell at Hartford, New Haven at Norwalk.
For the Championship Of Greenvi1le.
The third and decisive game of the
series between the Puritans, of Green
vile, and the team of the G~reenville
Young MEMS Christian Association. for
the amateur championship of that section
and a pair of handsome foul flags, will
occur tomorrow afternoon on the Avenue
Z grounds. at Greenville. Seats will be
provided on the outskirts of the grounds
for the accommodation of feminine spec
tators. Play will be called at four O'Clock.
As the contest promises to be rife with
excitement it will undoubtedly attract q
large crowd Of spectators.
The n. j. A. c. VS.. the West Ends.
Tomorrow afternoon the team of the
New Jersey Athletic Club will play at
Somerville it's first game in the champion
ship series of the New Jersey Athletic
Amateur Baseball League. The oppos-
ing nine will be the West Ends, of that
village. who are confident of success, hay
ing defeated the strong semi professional
Acmes, Of New York city, at Morristown
Yesterday afternoon by a score of 4 to 8.
Harkins, formerly of the Brooklyn Amer
ican Association Club, and Sublick will
be the local teams battery, while Beebe
and either Joe Reilly or Billy Wild will
occupy the points for the Bergen Point
Club.
Schedule of Amateur Ban Games.
The team of the Iroquois Athletic Club
of Bergen Point win cross bats tomorrow
afternoon with a nine from the cricket
eleven of the New Jersey Athletic Club,
on the Avenue A grounds at Bergen
Point.
At Communipaw, tomorrow afternoon,
the Hoodoos, of this city, will meet the
Cliftons, of the Heights.
The Seaviews, of this city, and the Bel
where's will do battle tomorrow AFTERNOONS
at West bergen.
Sunday afternoon the Stocktons, OF this
city, will encounter on the Long Island
grounds the Nevins, Of New York city.
A game will be played tomorrow after
noon at Bayonne, by teams of the Stand
ard and Tidewater Oil Companies.
Some Games by Amateur Ciabs.
Yesterday afternoon the Monroes, of
the Heights, defeated the MERGERS, of
lower Jersey City. at Marion by this
score:-
Mercers. .............3 0 0ss 2 o oil
The Twelfth Street picked nine worsted
the Eighth Streeters yesterday afternoon,
on the Grove street grounds, by the fol-
lowing score:
T Tlght5 s stgssssss. ! Ga
At Communipaw, on Wednesday after
noon, the Models took into camp the
Cambridges, of old Hudson City, the
scorn being as follows;-
Models. 0 100 s 5 5 *-i7
BY the following score the Hoodoos
walloped the Young Hudsons, of Hobo
ken. at Hobokeh yesterday afternoon
Young Hndsons 80 Ola
Hoodoos . y 3 8 o 3 *-2l
Shoot of the Marion Rife Club.
There was very little interest displayed
on Wednesday afternoon by either marks
men or spectators in the regular weekly
shoot OF the Marion Rifle Club over the
organizations range at Marion. The
cause was probably due to the exhaustive
work done by the club members at the
tournament OF the Our Own Rifle Club
Tuesday. The scores made by those who
participated were as follows:-John Reb-
han, 10Y; j. u. A~utenreith, 1856; LIP. Han
sen, 1888. -
Pugilistic Cress Counters.
Chappie Moran, Of this city, and
Tommy Kelly, the Harlem Spider, will be
matched before Sunday TO nghtt to d finish
with kid gloves for 5000 a side and a
purse, winner to take all. They are I'M
doubtedly the best men ct their weight
in the business, and it viii be a great go:
Al chance will be given next week and
the following, to those sportsnlen who de-
light in seeing little men SCRAP, to witaess
several interesting set-tos. Next week
Cal Mccarthy and Ghappie Moran, the
~114-pound champion and the 105pound
champion, villa appear at Captain Boyle's
KnickerBocker Garden In Hoboken every