The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-21

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The Jersey Citys and Baltimores play
today and again tomorrow afternoon at
Oakland Park.
Reidy, who was released by Jersey City,
was in great demand. He received half a
dozen offers and accepted that of London.
He started for that city today.
Jersey Citys and Stocktons at Oakland
Park on Friday.
The Washingtons play here on Sat
urday.
A Championship game will be played at
Erastinp on Sunday between Washing
ton and Jersey City.
Pitchers Turner and McDermott are
taking Russian baths with the hope of
getting their arms in shape.
Redmund will be given a chance in the
box. He pitched for the Pennsylvania
Railroad ferry team.
The game scheduled for Newark and
Jersey City for Thursday next at Oak
land PARK will be played at Newark in
stead. The Newarks will open their new
ball ground on that day.
Newark has released Pitcher ODER
lander.
The Greenville Club is ready to make
engagements for Sunday games with all
amateur clubs. Louis E. Schneider, No.
IA Seaview avenue is the manager.
The Kearnev A. C.'s team is ready to
meet Semi-professional clubs. Richard
Howe, of No. IA Ocean avenue, is the
manager.
The Athletic Arena.
The Gable Athletic Club will have an
entertainment at st. Georges Hall Grove,
corner Sixteenth street. next Monday
night. 1t will be an interesting event, as
excellent talent has volunteered.
The Lorillards have entered their tug
of-war team, Messrs. A. Lewkomiz, Viii
liam Newell, Edward I arey and Michael
Murth in the competition, under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. Q. A., at Orange.
on the evening of Decoration Day.
The Greenville Y. NJ. c. A. Athletic
CLUB met last evening Mt the Hall, on
Linden avenue. The Athletic Committee
ready before Decoration Day, and sub
mitted a schedule OF games.
The leading attraction in Greenville on
Decoration Day will be the Puritan-Y.
M. G. A. ball game for the championship.
The Crescent Canoe Clubs new boat
house &C the foot of Danforth avenne
on the Newark Bay shore, is almost COM
pleted.
John Moran and Maloney, of the Lor-
lizards, will run in the 40 yard dash at
the games of the Orange Y. M. C. AIS
athletes.
The Puritan A. c. and the Iroquois A.
G. will unite in engaging Metropolitan
Till lOE tIic SecCuQ thursday III eaCn
month for practice and entertainments.
Pastor Scudder is taking II great inter
estin the Tabernacle A. C. and the pros
poets of the organization are very bright.
The pastor is ~passionately fond of atll-
letics.
The champions Of the New Jersey Ath-
letic Club will give a novel entertain
ment this evening in the winter club
house of the Newark Bay Boat Club on
West Thirty-fourth street, Bayonne. The
programme includes wrestling and
boxing matches, club swinging,
heavy weight lifting, sing
ing, recitatlons. contortion acts.
and performances on the parallel and
horizontal bars. A. Lauteowasser, G.
Pfertner, A. Schroeder, A. Fleischman,
William kenney, M. Corcoran, j. Hoff-
man, 9. Harrington, Herman Hjertberg,
b. G. Woodruff and Messrs. Koch and
frederlcks will take part.
james f. Sullivan, of the Puritan A.
Q. OF this city, who vas shut out by the
Pastime A. G., of which he was president,
has resigned as secretary of the Amateur
Athletic Union and us Il member of the
Board Of Managers, as he holds these offices
as the representative Of the Pastime Club.
He will probably be reelected, as he is a
useful man, for with his faults and preju-
dice, he is a ~tireless worker and a hustler.