The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-25
THE ATHLETIC ARENA.
h Cross-Country Run Tomorrow-Stags
and Meetings.

The Cross-Country Run Tomorrow-Stags
and Meetings.
A rousing meeting of the Outing A. G.
was held last evening at it's rooms on
Henderson street. Seven members were
elected and five proposed. The club now
has a membership of eighty and is in
creasing all the time. The Games Com
mittee stated that all reports of their stag
had not been re, eived. but they expected
to net about SIS. The committee is now
making preparations for the clubs ball
| which will be held at Woods Hail some
time in January.
The Ann A.C. held a meeting last even
ing at its rooms on Montgomery street,
and twelve new names were added to the
roll. The imitation fee was raised to So, to
take effect December /. Prof. Peter
Sherry started in as the clubs instructor
in boxing. He has q class of twelve,
among them good material. which he ex-
poets to turn out some very clever boxers.
The club will hold a stag at its rooms on
Thursday December 90.
The Wayne A. C. will have a cross
country run from its rooms tomorrow
morning to the Greenville car stables and
O'Clock. A number OF the Prospect
Harriers of Brooklyn will accompany the
boys over the course.
The Harrison A, c.. will have a set of
members games tomorrow morning on
their grounds IN Harrison avenue, near
West Side venue All members should
attend.
Inc Owl A. C. will meet tonight in its
rooms on Pavonia avenue, and arrange
ments will be completed for their stag
which they will hold next Monday night
at their rooms.
The Union A. G. Of Hoboken will hold
its second annual stag at Cronheim's
U,tsnntro tl,jc avanfunfY Tho onppmitfna in
charge have secured a host of boxers and
wrestlers for the event.
HandbaiL
At Boyle's Court tomorrow several in
teresting matches will be played. Oscar
Mannig, of Philadelphia. the ex-cham-
piop. will give an exhibition OF his skill
with the hat at racquets.
AT Doyle's Court on Henderson street
there are three matches scheduled to take
place tomorrow, also several Interesting
exhibition games.
ella, Football.
The Vacant lots will be occupied tomor-
row by football kickers.
The first team of the Tabernacle Ath-
letic Association will tackle the Union
Athletic Clubs team on the Grand street
| grounds at 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
This contest will be followed by that of
ttl0 6CGOAd tOdthy II ~ - y ~
Bergens. One admission fee will be
charged for both games.
The Yale Princeton game will be the
big event on the football field tomorrow.
The games for the championship of the
Gaelic Association will be played tomor-
| row at the Polo Grounds. The ohamrocks
OF this city will play an exhibition game
against the Rangers of Yonkers prior to
| the championship contest.
The Freshmen of Stevens Institute beat
| the Sopohomores yesterday at the Hobo
| ken Cricket grounds by a score of IS to IL.
The Farley-Emmets and the Gaslics
will nave pracrise games with teams to-
morrow.
The Wayne A. G. and the Dolittle
teams will play the deciding game of the
| series at Commupiraw tomorrow.
The football match between the cams
at the Gaelic Society and Company l.. Goth
Regiment, announced to DE played on the
Gaelic grounds at Tailtin. Woodside. L..
l., Thanksgiving day, has been postponed
| until next Sunday. Both teams are do
ing considerable practice, the basement
of the armory being transformed every
| evening into a veritable football field.
The Gaelics are putting in some lively
! WORK on their grounds at Woodside.