The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-30

tenipts of the PLAYERS to indulge in gam
bling on their own skill or that of others.
All the alleys in the city are crowded
with boWlers every evening. The popu-
larity of the game was never SO great as
now.
The Amateur Athletic Bowling League
will meet this evening and effect an or
gdnization. 1t will undoubtedly continue
with am of ten men, and the same
clubs that were In it last year will again
take part.
The five men teams Of the Athletic
Bowling League met at the Aston House
last evening. The following clubs were
representative Jersey City Athletic
Club, Raseyille Athletic Club, New York
Athletic Club, Manhattan Athletic Club,
Orange Athletic Club and Montclair Ath-.
letic Club. The Oxford club, of Brook
Ign, which was in last year, has with
draw. Applications for membership
were received from the Riverside and
North End clubs. It was decided to have
five men TO Il team as last year. The
meeting adjourned to meet next Tuesday
at the same place at five O'Clock.
h Fairmounts will bowl tonight at
Holstein's.
Clubs desiring to join the Jersey City
Amateur Bowling League should file
their applications at once with Mr.. r.
Ramsay, chairman of the committee,
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Barrow street near Railroad avenue.
The applications should be in before
Thursday night.
The club tournament of the Palma Club
will open tomorrow night.
The Bowling Committee of the Jersey
City Athletic Club will meet Thursday
night.
The Jersey City A. C. will be without
the s~ervices of two of the star bowlers
this season-Curran and Brown. The
former will play occasionally with the
team however.
Muller's new alleys will be opened in a
few days. The alleys are ready, but the
finishing touches on the club house adj
joining have not been put on.
Notes.
The lawn tennis tourney OF the Jersey
City Lawn Tennis League which was
postponed last Saturday in consequence
of the storm will be resumed next Satur-
day. The ladies will compete for honor.
All the crack trap shooters in this city
and vicinity will take part in the tourna-
ment at Dunellen. Many prominent hand
lers of the shot gun will participate.
The Wayne A.. G. will meet next Mon
day night.
1t is quite lively now at the rooms of
the Tabernacle A. @.
The cross country teams are practising.
The Lorillards will undoubtedly have q
cross country race on Thanksgiving Day,
open to all teams of Jersey City athletic
clubs.
The Brooklyn A. C. has offered a trophy
valued al 500 for anyone to box Young.
of the National A. G. Here is m oppor-
tunity for one of our local stars to dis
tinguish himself.
The football teams of Stevens Institute
and Lafayette College will meet at Hobo
ken on November s.
The Manhattan A. G. will have q big
athletic meeting at Madison Square Gar
den on November /.
The Interstate Rifle Gallery League
will meet in this city early next month.
The date has not been fixed.
The Excelsior Rifle Club will have its
weekly competition tonight for the Club
medals.
The Marion Rifle Club will contest Tor
the Clubs championship medal to-mor-
row ut Marion.
The meeting of the New Jersey State
S~portsmen's Association, which was
called for in Newark on Saturday even
ing, did not materialiZe owing to the lack
of a quorum. Ameeting will take place
at the Middlesex Gun Club grounds, Dun
nellen, n. j., OF Friday afternoon. 1t is
generally understood that the tourna-
this year, and will likely be presided over
by the Newark Gun Club. Upward of a
dozen clubs are expected to figure in the
event this time.
Jimmy Lynch was intoxicated last
night and was knocked out in a sparring
exhibition by Frank Connolly, the
trainer of the Standard Athletic Club.
Lynch and his hacker are low mad and
want to make a match with Connolly for
any amount.
Mark Flaherty and james Watson will
have a ten-round go on Friday night at
Boyle's Knickerbocker Garden. Hoboken.
The object is to measure Flaherty's skill
Spider Kelly. The same night James
Riley and Ed McCabe will meet at the
same place for points.
The proprietors Of E.y's Cream Balm do
not claim it to be n cure-alL but a sure remedy
for catnrfh, colds In the head and hay fever.
It is not a liquid or a snuff, but Is easily applied
into the nostrils. It gives relief at once.