The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-27
Sporting Notes.

in the championship series.
Sporting Notes.
The New York Suburban Shooting AS
sociation will crack blue rock targets and
knock out live birds on their grounds at
Claremont tomorrow.
The Spohr Battalion will have their
annual outing tomorrow. They will go
to Sturms Atlantic Park, on the Boule-
ward. They will shoot for prizes and eat
course dinner.
The first lacrosse match of the season
will be played at Oakland Park tomor-
row morning. The rival teams will pe
the Jersey City Lacrosse Club and the
College of the City of New York.
Two sweepstake trots and a match race
are on the programme for tomorrow at
Jersey City Driving Park, foot of Duncan
avenue.
The Scots mascottes, the two clever
colored boys, sang and spared at the
benefit in Brooklyn last night.
Many members of the Jersey City
Heights Gun CLUB will go to Newark to-
morrow TO participate i'll the pigeon
shooting at ErD's Park.
Tucker, who went back on the Newarks
a few seasons ago, has now signed two
contracts, one with the Baltimores, the
other with the Brotherhood
President Braden wears his sweetest
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bright prospect.
The fight between Cal Mccarthy and
Mike Nolan will take place before the
close of this week. Both men are in the
pink of condition it is said. The betting
is in favor OF Mccarthy, because of his
unbroken record of victories, at 500 to
$75. His opponent is u clever sparrer and
a hard hit. So is Cal.
John Brennan and Mike Breslin will
meet at Boyle's Knickerboket Garden,
Hoboken, tonight. Captain Boyle has
offered Breslin $50 if he stands before
Brennan for four rounds. They will meet
again tomorrow night. Sailor Brown and
Bill Dunn, of Bayonne, will have six
round go for points at the same place for
pnrse of $50.
-eThere Will be roller skating and dane
ing at Metropolitan Hall, Greenville, to-
night and tomorrow night.
A contest at rolling skating for 8 val
liable prize will begin at Metropolitan
Hall on Saturday night.
Tomorrow morning there will be q
pigeon match at Donaldson's grounds,
New Durham, between Thomot's and
Wilmington's teams.
Adam Schaefer and Julius Jaunrowsky,
of Union Hill, played match game of
pool last night for $25 side. Schaefer
won with ease.
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.
There will be bowling for turkeys at
Metropolitan Hall, Greenville, tomorrow
Mine Host Kaiser has laid in a fine col
lection of birds for the event.
Tin horns will sell at premium today.
The Palma and Jersey City A. G. teams
bowl tonight.
Prize bowling, commencing at two
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, will attract
a crowd of boWlerS to Henn'S Centennial
alleys, No. 642 Newark avenue. One hun
dred dollars will be divided among the
best boWlers.
The Bergens will bowl at Henn's alleys
tonight.
The Pamrapo Bowling Club will shake
the pins at the Metropolitan Alley this
evening.
The Wednesday Night Club will have
merry time at Dramatic Hall tonight.
The Belvederes will pass Thanksgiving
Eve solemnly at Becker's alleys.
The Centre Hill Club this evening will
peg pins at Fuller's alleys.
The league team OF the Lafayette Club
will practice this evening at Smiths al
leys, on Halliday street.
The Fairmounts' team will practice at
Holstein's alleys tonight.
The Kings County Wheelmen have the
bowling fever in its worst form. The
game they are putting up will make the
bowlers of the Hudson County Wheelmen
hustle to defeat them.
The amateur clubs are improving in
til cir bowling.
Matches between the local clubs are
talked of.
The tournament between New York,
Brooklyn and Jersey City will be rolled
in January Hudson Club will represent
this city.
John Muller's challenge to bowlagainst
anyone under twenty years old has not
been accepted.
The match game between Oscar
Fackert, of the Klikows, and A. Walter,
Jr., of the Centurys, will be bowled in a
few days.
The next game in the Jersey City Bowl
ing League series is scheduled for tomor-
row night at Smiths alleys, Lafayette.
The opposing teams will be the Fair
mounts and the Lafayettes.
The Athletic Arena.