The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-04

Thursday nigh t, October Q, on a special
train, and it is advisable for all delegates
of hub to 90 on the same train for the
anpual meeting Friday night Tickets
can he procured from Secretary Sullivan,
24l Broadway. Howard Perry, chairman
OF Games Committee, telegraphs the
Sun that the reduced rate tickets (s6. so
for round trip will be good on any train,
except limited express, to and from Wash
ington. from October o to is. inclusive.
The West End A. c.. of Newark, will
hold its second annual boxing tourna-
ment at Saenger Hall. The preliminary
bouts on Saturday. November %, and the
finals on Tuesday, November 20. The
rollowing weights are open to all
amateurs, A.. A. u. rules to govern,
positively no allowance in weights
Bantam weights, los pounds and under;
special lightweights, 100 pounds and un.
der; featherweights, lis pounds n
under; special m~iddleweights, AS pounds
and under. fourteen calet solid gold
Watham watch, Hunting case, to the
winner. Ten carut gold watch. filed
to each class. Handsome solid silver
swinging ice pitcher, with all attach
ments, to the club whose members score
the most points, points to as fol-
lows;-Five to first, three to second. En-
trance fee of 81 per man in each event,
must accompany Ill entries. The right
to reject any entry is reserved. Entries
close Tuesday, November Is, 1890, with
Charles f. Weldon, No. 6S7 Broad street,
Newark, N. j., and w. Robinson, No. 294
Broadway, New York. All entries must
be made on entry blanks, which can DO
obtained from the above.
Notes.
The Wheelmen's Bowling League will
have a meeting mex Thursday night at
Hamblen's Hotel, on Chambers street,
New York. Four new clubs want to en-
ter the League.
The Inter-scholastic League met yester-
day and arranged the schedule of games.
Stevens will play against Columbia at
New York on October Is; Stevens at home
VS.. Polytechnic on October 25; Stevens
VS.. Adelphi at Brooklyn or November l;
Stevens VS.. Columbia at Hoboken on No
vember s; Stevens VS.. Polytechnic at
Brooklyn on November 10; Stevens VS..
Adelphia at Hoboken on November %.
Boss Sullivan of A. A. u. is full of tricks.
To prevent Brown of the N. j. A. c. being
debarred from competing at the A. A. U.
meeting for not having been released by
elected a member of the Puritan
A. @. of this city and Brown
will be entered as a Puritan
and nus the law will be lodged. 1t is
remarkable that this severe autocrat,
no demands a strict compliance with
the rules of the Union when he is pur.
suing any athlete he does not love. should
violate the spirit of the law by taking adj
vantage Of a little %loophole.
The Jersey City Heights Field Club had
a shoot at Marion yesterday at live birds.
In the contest at ten birds each the series
were:-James McChesney, 8; 6. H. Eyre,
S; S. Van Buren,, s; N. D. Taylor, Z; DR..
1ibbles, 6. A match shoot between Tay.
Tor and Eyre was won by the former. who
killed five straight, while Eyre missed
one.
Thu Ciaremont Gun Club will pop at
live birds and clay pigeons this after
! noon.
Fine scores were made in the big shoot
at Dunellen yesterday. The best average
at targets we're made by Collins, VOL
stencroft and Whitney. Crosby made 6
fine showing at the live birds, not missing
a bird; Elliot, Wolstencraft and Quimby
following closely, with but one miss
scored against them.