The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-29

phia, at Chicago.
Players League-Pittsburg VS.. New
York, ut Pittsburg; Buffalo W. Philadel-
phia, ut Buffalo; Cleveland vs.. Boston. mt
Cleveland; Chicago VS.. Brooklyn, at Chi
cago.
American Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. To
ledo, at Philadelphia.
Atlantic Washington VS..
baltimore, at Baltimore; Harrisburg VS..
Wilmington, at Wilmington. :.
No Tennis League Yet.
The meeting that IA to have been held
last evening at the home of Mr.. James +.
Fielder, No. 1oS Summit avenue, for the
purpose Of organizing a league compris-
ing all OF the tennis clubs in Jersey City,
did not take place owing to the absence
from home of Mr.. Fielder.
Last week Mr.. Fielder went to Atlanta,
Ga, on business. Sunday night, think
ing he would reach New York by Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Fielder left for home.
A washout on the railroad in h vicinity
of Danville, Virginia. delayed the train
eight hours, and Mr.. Fielder did not
reach home till midnight last night. Of
course no renni enthusiasts were about
ut that late hour.
Another meeting will he held at Mr..
tielder'S residence on Friday evening
and Mr.. Fielder will make sure to be
on hand.
Aquatic Items.
The entries for the Middle States re-
gatta win close positively tomorrow with
F. r. Fortmeyer, No. 40. Wall street, New
Yorkcity The Regatta COMMITTEES met at
the Continental Hotel in Newark last
evening. Nearly all the arrangements
for the regatta were completed. 1t was
announced that the prizes will be exhi-
bited at Spalding's on Friday. A police
patrol for the course on the regatta days,
piers and referee boats and barges to be
used as u grand stand were reported as
having been secured. The committee
will meet again on Thursday night.
The Palisade Boat Club, Of Yonkers, is
about to erect a handsome SIS, 900 club
house upon the uplands at Glenwood.
The Atlantic Boat Club, of Hobokep,
will hold its annual regatta and moon
light excursion on Saturday, August 80.
To accommodate its friends aud mem
bers. the Atlanta Boat CLUB will move its
Newark boat house to the course before
the Middle States Regatta on August 9
and z.
Among the Athletes.
Every young man in West Bergen with
athletic predictions should attend to-
nights meeting to organize the new
athletic club. The meeti ~ will be held
at No. 1O5 West Side avenue.
No dead wood" is allowed in the ranks
of the New jersey Athletic Club. At the
last regular meeting twenty-four mem
bers were dropped from the roll for nom
payment ofpdues.
The Board of Managers of the Amateur
Union will hold a special meeting on
Saturday evening, the principal business
of which will be the settlement of the
now famous Cahill case. The meeting
was announced by Secretary Sullivan for
Thursday evening, August Z, but one Of
the yesterday received d notii-
cation for next Saturday. The indica-
lions are that the champion will be re-
instated.
Lew Hanks, of New York city, who
whipped Jack Sturges, of Brooklyn, on
Saturday, is trying to arrange a fight
with Jimmy Larkins OF his city.
Hits Hero and There.
On the Avenue A grounds at Bergen
Point the teams of the Yonkers and New
Jersey Athletic Clubs will play tomor-
row afternoon the third game of the
series between them for the Amateu r
Athletic Union Baseball Leagues cham
pionship. The New Jerseys won both of
| the previous encounters.
Charles Dooley, the first baseman of
the defunct Jersey City team, has sign ed
with the Oakland (Cal.) Club. Dooley
L ILl6Ilf QICJC III Wlt1 III OhhAdnoS anu
left them TO join the New York Natio nal
League Club. He had good offers from
the Milwaukee, and Denver manage
ments.
This afternoon the Young Jaspers and
Young Pacifes will cross bats on the
| First street grounds. r
Manager BurnhHm of the New Haven
is figuring on an Atlantic Association for
next season to compose the Athletics, of
Philade :phia, Brooklyn, Washington.
Baltimore, Newark, New Haven, Hart
| ford and Worcester. He says the Allan
tic Association will last this season out If
| only six clubs remain.
Few baseball schemers will be foolish
enough to count Jersey City in as q factor
for several years to come.
The K~ensingtons have no date for next
Saturday. Any first class club desirin &
to play the K~ensingtons on the above date
should communicate with Pitcher
| Phillips, corner of Bergen avenue and
| Montgomery street.
The West Bergens will play the Alerts.
| of Elizabeth. next Saturday. 1t Is hoped
the West Bergens will vary the pro-
gramme by winning one game away from
home.
gold Joe Gerhardt had his eye on the
ball yesterday, and he made the delivery
| of Knauss pay the penalty with a pair of
two baggers and a long drive for three
bases.
The first championship contest between
the Academys and Stocktons will take
place Saturday afternoon at Oakland
Park. Manager Moore of the Academy Us
has signed Catcher Dowd of the detunct
Jersey Citys, ana Twirler Higgins from
the Nassaus of Brooklyn. Manager
Brown will put in his reliable battery La
Due and Dooley. The Stocktons lead the
Academys by only two games.
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