The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-17
Aquatic Strokes.

The Hillside Boat Club, of Hoboken.
has thoroughly renovated its clubhouse
for the comfor6 and pleasure of the mem
bers' guests. Many ladies who are fire.
quent visitors at the clubhouse will now
find the balcony, with its velvet-cuSh-
Toned chairs and new awning, u pleasant
lounging place while they watch their
friends among the oarsmen skim along
the river.
The Watson brothers., of the Hillside
Boat Club, of Hoboken, will row double
this season. tsa.
The annual regetta of the Kill-von-Kull
Rowing Association will be held on Sat
urday, July 81, on the Staten Island
Sound course, off Elzabethport. The off
GERS of the association for this year are:-
President, J. H. B~allantyne, of the Arthur
Kull Rowing Association, of Elizabeth;
secretary and treasurer, G.. Edison Swift,
Of the Alcyone Boat Club, of Elizabeth.
In response to the statement that Cap
tain Millar, of the Valencia Boat
Club, of Hoboken, wished to match
the Law brothers against the pair
gig-oared crew of the Active Boat Club,
OF Hoboken, IN anonymous member of
the latter club asserts that the Mohlraan
brothers are anxious TO row the pair
cared gig crew of the Valencias.
The new boathouse Of the Atlantic
Boat Club at Gutenberg has been open
for use.
A project to consolidate the Triton and
Mystic Boat Clubs and to abandon the
latter organizations clubhouse at Harri-
son is afoot.
Amateur Tubs and Players.
Kelly and Burke, formerly of the Al
pine Juniors, desire an engagement with
any club whose members are under fifteen
years old. They have good records. In
three games Kelly struck out twenty-four
batslnen and only seven hits were made
No. $40 Baldwin avenue, this city.
The Hudsons have an excellent back
stop in Donohue. 8 8
Clubs whose members are under fifteen
years old should send challenges to John
Haynes, manager of the Quicksteps, No
235 Third street, this city.
The Young Maroons have been organ
lied with the following players:-J. Muir
ray, pitcher; d. Moylan, catcher: S. Muir
ray, first base; w Murphy, second base;
H. Esywine, third base; Y Murray short
centre field; j. B~anghart, right field; w.
Guiton, catcher. Challenges are desired
from clubs whose members are under fif-
teen years old. Address J.. Murray, No.
272 Twelfth street, this city.
Maher twirls in good style for the Hud-
III
Hogan, of the Hickories, covers first
base in great shape.
The Monitors challenge for Sunday and
holiday games all clubs whose members
are under seventeen years old. Write to
Henry Duncan, No. l60 Monitor avenue,
Lafayette.
Ambrose Rooney, of the Hudsons. is
open for an engagement. Address No.
255 Provost street, this city.
4. Curran, formerly of the Alpines, has
signed with the Hickories.
Thomas Kelly has resigned rs captain
of the Keystones. Challenges should now
be sent to John Brady, No. 35S First
street, this city. %f4.EE8&B 8I&8 IL Nl
The Monitors and Jersey Blues were
scheduled for q game at Weehawken yes
terday, but a policeman barred entrance
to the grounds and would not let the
teams play.
The Golden Stars won a victory over the
Knights at Communipaw yesterday after
by this score
Golden Stars. I. .....,2 3 8 5 8 8 4 3-21
Knights. $500. .....1 0 0 2 0 0 0 / Cd
scottish-American Athletic Club Notes.
Having turned ont more pugilists In