The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-10

tn princeton college, football team
was badly used uD in the game with the
Pcnnsyivanians. 1t was a rough, dis
graceful game.
Pat Cahill and Jack Van Houten will
meet again In the boxing tourney OK the
West Side A. c. on December !.
The handicap pool tourney OF ST. Jo-
scBh's Lyceum will begin this week.
The cross country team OF the New Jer-
sey A. c. had a joint run yesterday with
the teams of the American u the Stuy-
vesant A. Us. Rogers a Gay, or tue
Jersey team, were the two first men home
In the order named. They traversed the
long course at Manhattanyille.
At the indoor games of Company. n,
Twenty-thifd Regiment, on saturday
night Ernie Hjertsber finished second 10
George in the two mile invitation race,
Corbeit finished second and Morreli third
10 the 440 yards, and f. Hjertsberg won
the one mile handicap ruu. fhe other
New Jersey Athletes failed to get q place
The New Jersey A. q. has appointed
the following as Cricket Comtlittee:-
James ID. Boyd, Chairman; G.. G.. Turner,
G. IL. Ellis, G. Y. Hitchins n j. z. Hay
wood. The officers of the cricket depart
menS will be L. G.. Clarke, captain, q. q.
Turner, vice captain, aud III. Briggs sec
rotary.
Joe Farley, the old hacker of Cal Nc
Carthy, says that Cal has lost twenty-five
per cent. of the battle with Dixon by con-
.senting 10 box with f~our-ounce gloves.
seal shouldn't meet Dixon" he said.
under any other conditions than TO a
finish with skin tight gloves III he had
held ont. Dixon would have in time con-
scented 70 q match Of this kind. Ii they
do fight to a finish with skin gloves I'll
bet Dixon or his hackers $1,000 that Nc
Carthy whips MIN. The pair of them are
very foolish indeed to sign for snch "A
purse when they can easily get 81 900 gate
money by meeting with skin tights to a
hnish.D
Strikes, Spares and Hreaks.
Two games will be bowled this evening
In the championship series of the Jersey
City Amateur Bowling League. The
C~enturys will bowl against the Pleasure
Club at Holsrein's alleys, Bergen and
Fairmount venues, and the Volunteers
will 20 to Metr opolitan Hall, G~reenville.
TO try and break the record OF the lnde-
pendents, who nave not lost a champion
ship game at home.
The Rosedale Boat Club shas organized
a bowling team and will practice at the
alleys No. 3l2 Washington street. Hobo
ken.
Two contests are scheduled for tomor-
row night In the Amateur Athletic Bowl
ing League, better Known as the five
men team league. The Moutclairs will
bowl on the n. Y. A. c. alleys. and the
Roseville on the Manhattan A C's alleys.
The games of the Amateur Bowling
Association and the Wheelmen's Bowling
League will begin next Monday night.
A bowling tournament for the indi-
vidual championship of New Jersey will
begin at Montgomery alleys. Newark. on
Wednesday of next week. Each com
| petitor will play a series OF three games
with every opponent on the list. The
tourney will continue one month.
The Klikow Club will celebrate It's first
anniversary tomorrow night at the alleys,
| No. 155 Montgomery street. The commit
| tee has made elaborate arrangements for
tho event, and several clubs have been
invited to take Dart In the jollihcation.
The Magnolias will bowl tonight at
| Henn's alleys.
The Hudson Coanty Wheelmens' team
will practice this evening for the opening
| contest in the Wheelmen's League at
Beebe's alleys.
The Germanias will bowl this evening
at Becxer's Alleys. They bowl the Ham
burg us well as the American game.
Tit following clubs bowl at the Odd
| Fellows Hall, ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Haw-
thorn; Tuesday, Hour; Wednesday, FIRE.
| mont; Thursday, Spartan; Friday, I'M
known; Saturday. Young Meas Club.
Secretary Ramsay, of the j. c.. a. B. L..
has issued the following notice of changes
in the clubs:-Eiected-G. l.. Hoey, by the
| Volunteers; Henry Leitz and William
| Lutz, by the Atlantas; J. Smith, Il. Casey
and l.. +. Bettcher, by the Pin Knights.
! Dropped-rhomas White, T. Hartman
aud ). Higgins, by the Pin Knights.