The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-07

The Empires will open the season to-
night OF Henn's alleys.
The Magnolias reorganized last night
for the season at Henn's alleys. Mr.. kull
was reelected president.
Inc Atlanta Wheelmen. who for two
consecutive seasons won the champion
ship OF the Wheelmcn's Bowling League,
complain Of shabby treatment and it Is
saiu tney Will not again enter the League
The Jolly Fourteen Bowling Club has
been organized in Hoboken with Frank
Cleinmetz as president; Albert Deitz,
vice president; Philip Hammell, secre-
tary; Rudolph Kitchener, treasurer, and
Robert Halett, captain. They bowl at
Steineck's alley.
Tcnny bowling Club,
A bowling club was organized last
night at Muller's alleys, No. 155 Mont
gomery street, for the purpose of engag-
ing in match games with the crack clubs
IN this vicinity. They are ready to enter
into, series OF games with any club for a
trophy and will issue challenges to the
star teams of this county, New York,
Brooklyn and Newark. The club is COM
posed principally of the talent
hibit them from engaging in
match games. and Lou Bald and Frank
Ennis are also members of the new club.
The officers of the Tenny club are:-T. j.
Cummings. president: +. Casey, secrc-
tary; f.. Piebes, treasurer, and James
at Muller's alleys every Monday night.
All challenges can be sent in care of r..
Muller, No. 1855 Montgomery street, this
city.
A Prosperous Athletic Club.
The Kensington Athletic Club held one
of the largest meetings in its history on
Saturday night at the club rooms, No 723
Grand street, Jersey City. The principal
business of the meeting was the adoption
or q new constitution, which a committee
had been at work on for some time This
was rendered necessary by the rapid
growth of the club; the old constitution
which Yves drafted when the club was
young and small in numbers was not
adapted to the wants of the larger organ
ization. The new constitution provides
for an assistant secretary, to which office
Mr.. William A. Suter was elected; it also
provides for a games committee with
especial charge Of all arrangements for,
and intrusted with the make up of the
football, baseball and bowling teams, etc.
Hitherto all applications for admission
We're passed on by the club. This duty is
now delegated 60 the Board of Directors,
as well as all the business details OF che
management of the clubs affairs. The
Initiation fee, S.. aud monthly dues fifty
cents, remain the same. 1t was decided
to give an entertainment on thelast We'd
nesday III November, the talent to come
principally from the ranks of the club.
1t was decided also to procure some addi-
tional apparatus for the gymnasium, and
the purchasing committee was author
lied to make the necessary arrange
ments. The James committee will at
once organize a football team to repre-
sent the club during the coming season.
The Athletic Arena.
The Wayne A. G. had q we'll attended
meeting last night.
The Games Committee of the Wayne A
G. has been active, and the arrangements
for the boxing tourney have been well
advanced.
TheLorillard Athletic Club will install
its officers and have an entertainment to-
night at its rooms in Booraem Hall.
The cross country team OF the Wayne
A. q. will SO out tonight for a spin.
The cross country teams of the Waynes
and the LoriIlards Will probably have Il
run on Thanksgiving day for u trophy.
The Scots will be represented at the
boxing tournament of the Acorn a. G. at
the Brooklyn Rink by James Clark, who
has been entered in the 105 pound class,
nj Pat Cahiu and Ed Closterman, who
have been entered in the middle weight
or 1853 pound class. In the latter class are
also entered james Butler, Eagle a. c.,
q. p. Burke. Turkey Buzzard A. u: E e.
See. N. A. G.; J. Mullins, w. E. A. A.,
Newark; Joseph Fitzpatrick, Pastime A.
q; James Murphy, Mohawk A. G. In
Ciark's class the entries are:-J. H. Hib-
bets, n. A. c.; William lnsalI, N. A. c.:
Kid Hogan, n. A. c.; Edward Lober.
Standard A. o.; II. Kollender, Bridge A.
g.; Charles Johnston. Eagle A. G.; Sam
uel Kelly, Excelsior a. O.: w. Tucker,
w. r. A. A., Newark; Tim Murphy, Pas.
time A. c.
Thomas J. O'Day, the ex champion
amateur wrestler, has decided to enter
the arena again, as the Manhattan Ath-
letic Club has offered inducements. This
club intends sending its star athletes to
Europe this winter. O'Day was for many
years a member of the Scottish-American
Athletic Club of this city anG won his
honors while wearing the colors of the
Scots He quit the arena last spring, but
the opportunity offered Of doing Europe
as a star athlete from the States caused
him to reconsider his determination OF
quitting the field.