The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-21

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race for the cup on Saturday.
Edwin Checkley, who started from
Brooklyn on q safety to ride to Chicago
and beat the record of IA days and 2315
hours, reached Columbus yesterday. He
is strong and several hours ahead Of the
record.
An Experts Estimates.
A well-iDformed baseball enthusiast.
Judge Culiom. has collected data and
puts the loss sustained by the National
League thus far this season at 5000, 900,
and estimates that it will reach
$o00,0OO. He places the salaries and
bonuses at s3l1, 964 as follows
New York. s65. 535: Boston, S53,614
S~lnclnnati, SAB By; Philadelphia. sSs;-
81; Chicago, $33,377. Brooklyn. S31, 263:
Cleveland, S29,69S; Pittsburg, S21. 1853. The
running expenses he estimates as s87 $50,
u approXiinates the receipts as follows:
Cincinnati, $50, 935; Brooklyn, $50. 900;
Boston. 3 2,3S9, Philadelphia, $50, 1l3;
New York, sl425s; Chicago. slS4l7:
total receipts, S197, sol; total expenses,
S399, SD; deficit, s20l. rs.
On the Alleys.
The bowling competition at the Platt-
deutsche festival closed last night. In
the contest for the individual prizes ia
cob Lenly. q member of the Hudson Club,
of this city, and one OF the Palma's bowl
ing team last season, tied for first prize
with III. Henseman, of the Atlantic Club,
and they divided the first and second
prizes. Each rolled 104 at the head pin
game. In the bowling for teams the
Apollo Club, of New York. won first prize
with a score of 400 The scores of the
other leading teanls were:-Americus,
4l6: Jolly, 406; Rosedale, 1856; Atlantic
No. !, 1862: Park Avenue, 34s; Atlantic No.
2. 357; Spartan No. l, 342; West Side No.
l, 1888. Twenty-six teams participated.
The Athletic Arena.
The Scots are moving. Charges have
been preferred against George Logan for
using the name of the club without
authority for the opening games held ut
West Side Driving Park, which have
caused so much trouble. The club will
hold a special meeting tomorrow night
to sit rs a court, as Logan has been sum-
moned to appear for trial.
The Scots will go in a body to the games
of the Pastime A. G. on Sunday, Septem-
Der s. They will leave the club room at
half past one that afternoon.
Regular meeting of the Scots ON Friday
of next week.
Frank Maliney has been entered by the
Lorillards in the half-mile run at the
games of the New Jersey A. g. on Satur-
day of next week..
John O'Loughlin, of the Lorillards, is
out OF town on his vacation.
INT scots have sent a letter to the
A.. A.. u, explaining how the games man
aged by Logan were arranged and held
to show that they had no interest in
them.
The Scots have moi received an official
notice from the Union s~anctioning their
boxing tournament on October 8. This
has arrested the progress of the arrange
ments.
Many athletes will be at the picnic of
the snuff Association at Caledon1an Park
on Saturday.
The Scots will trot out several new
candidates for pugilistic honors.
Regain will probably be the onIy repre-
sentative of the Scots at the A, A. u.
meeting.
The baseball team of the Puritan A. c.
will be as follows for the balance Of the
season:-Arthur Woodward, pitcher;
Robert Carey, catcher; Henry Welbrock,
Is b.; Albert Peters, ID b.; Henry
Dsutsch, s. s.; Frank Hauser, Bird b.;
Richard Petit, /. f.: Leon Jeanne, C. f.;
John Perry. r. f. observation-disclosures
Frosted and Horatio Nelson. The
schedule has been revised and the
following engagements have been made:
August rs, Kensington Athletic Club at
Bergen; August 30, Hickorys at Marion;
Labor Day, West Bergens at West Ber-
gen., in the morning; Iriquois Athletic
Club at Greenville. In The afternoon; Sep
TENDER 6, Grayling Athletic Club, of
Bayonne; September IL, G~reenville Ath-
letic Club.
This afternoon the elevens of the Man
haitian Cricket n New Jersey Athletic
| ClIhc will rnntnef nn fhQ a wanna A
grounds at Bergen Point a postponed
match of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League championship series.
Several short ones got thar at Gutten-
berg yesterday.
Billy Dwyer a recent arrival from the
West, gave an exhibition of his skill az a
boxer last night. His opponent was Tom
johnson, of Philadelphia. Dwyer is a
slugger pure n simple,
The Yachtsmen OF Bayonne are in
censed at the action of the Central Rail
road in not complying with the law and
when yachts and other sailing vessels APP
proach it. The signals from the boats are
disregarded, and several accidents have
occurred in consequence. The enraged
yachtsmen propose combining and appeal
ing to the courts.
The silverware prizes ordered by the
Marion Rifle Club for their big shoot on
Labor Day, arrived today at l.. p. Han
sens. There are four handsome pieces.
Captain Thomas Boylan, of the yacht
Spartan, of the Pavonia Y. c., with three
of his quests, was arrested at Whitestone
on Monday night for reckless shooting.
They wounded a woman on a scow. The
wound was triiing, and as it was an acct
dent the complainant was not prosecuted,
and the captain and his friends were dis
charged.
What it Costs to Fight Oh the Street.
Michael Sopsa, of No. 10 York street,
and John Grotza. of No. IL Railroad ave-
nue., were fined IS each this morning.
Sopsa has q boot-bIacking establishment
in front of McArdle's saloon, and Grotza