The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03
The Champlonship Records.
BUSY BASEBALL PLAYERS.
Many Games Scheduled for Tomorrow.
Jersey City VS.. Newark at Oakland

Jersey City VS.. Newark at Oakland
Part at four p. m.
Jersey City at Newark at ten a. m.
Kensington Athletic Club VS.. Airing
tons at Arlington.
Puritan Athletic Club VS.. Iroquois Ath-
letic Club, Of Bergen Point, at Green
vile.
Greenville Y. M. C. A.. VS.. Yonkers Y.
M. @. A, at Yonkers.
Monitors VS.. Atlantics In the morning,
and Monitors VS. Pine Athletic Club
during the afternoon.
Reeds VS.. Columbus on the Jewett
avenue grounds.
West Bergen Athletic Club VS.. Oratani
Field Club, at Hackensack.
Stocktons vs.. Elizabeth, at Elizabeth in
the morning.
Stocktons VS.. st. Peters Lyceums, at
West Shore grounds, Newark avenue and
Seventh street, at four D. m.
Athletics, of Hoboken, VS.. Sylvia Ath-
let1c Club, at Jersey City Heights.
Track and field sports, open only to
members of the organization, to be fol-
lowed by a baseball game between Hack
EFT, Carhart & Co.'S Commercials and
the clubs team viii be held tomorrow
afternoon on the New Jersey Athletic
Clubs grounds at Bergen Point. The
return match between the clubs team
and the nine of the Ionkers Athletic
Club will be played on the grounds on
Saturday afternoon.
There will be two games tomorrow on
the Avenue 3, Bayonne, grounds. The
Bayonne Rowing and Athletic Associa-
TONS team will encounter in the morn
ing the Commercials, of Hackett, Car
hart & Co. In the afternoon the Bay
onnes will play the Hennessey Giants, of
G~entreville. On Saturday afternoon the
Bayonne team will meet at Newark in a
game for the New Jersey Athletic Base
ball Leagues championship the nine of
the Iroquois Athletic Club, of that city. !.
Saturday Games.
K~ensington Athletic Club VS.. Co. K,
Twenty-third Regiment, N. G. N. Y, at
Prospect Park.
Puritan Athletic Club VS.. Roseville
Athletic Club, at Greenville.
Kearney vs.. West Bergen Athletic
Club, at West Bergen.
Diamond Chips.
Jersey City and Newark at Oakland
Park tomorrow afternoon.
Baseball in skirts and fancy costumes
at Oakland Park tomorrow morning. The
Academy of Music nine will play against
the team of the Oofty Gooft Club.
Acker and Hayoock, formerly of the
West Bergens, have signed as the battery
with Claremonts.
Leaycraft and the Merritt brothers, of
Jefferson valley, n. Y. and viii play TO-
morrow with their team at Hackensack.
The ~Stocktons will visit Elizabeth to-
morrow morning and cross bats with the
representative club of that city. La Due
and Dooley will again try their staying
powers In the afternoon. The team will
play the st. Peters Lyceum on the West
Shore grounds. Newark avenue and
Seventh street.. at four p. m. The
game in the afternoon will
be a good one, as the teams
Brown will try his best to carry another
scalp from Elizabeth, and will make a
hard tight to take another from the Ly-
ceums. The Stocktons' record so far this
| season is:-Won, II; lost, 4.
The Kensingtons play at Arlington, N.
j., tomorrow afternoon. The train leaves
foot of Pavonia avenue, Erie Depot. at
two O'Clock. On Saturday they play
| Company K, 18th RegimentN. G.S N. Y.
at Prospect Park, Brooklyn, aud will
start from Fulton Ferry, New York at
three O'Clock.
There will be two sweepstake trots at
the West Side Driving Park tomorrow.
Government, Lady II, Kittie A and Luln
Beal are in the first event.
Mr.. Edward Cummings has laid out u
croquet ground next to his residence on
West Side avenue. There win be an in
| teresting time tomorrow.
Captain Vreeland, ownerlof the Aida,
has issued 4 challenge to race any cat
boat, 20 to % feet long. in this vicinity,
for a purse of from S. TO $50.
Dolan and Flaherty, two of the fastest
runners in the Wayne A. c., have been
proposed in the Scots.