The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-06

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The team tournament at the Palma
Club will close tonight. All the teams
will bowl,
The wheeimen of the Jersey City A. G.
Will bowl tonight against the Union
County Wheelmen. The contest will
take place at the Athletic clubs alleys
and is one of the championship series Of
the Wheelmen's Bowling League.
The Bergens bowled at Heun's alleys on
Wednesday night. The scores were as
follows:-Ieam No-Earle, 1852; Heintza,
16S; Bnndy, 205; Gallery, 1872; Mount, 112.
Total, 779. Team No. 2-Reumpler, 200;
O'Donnell, 1856. Simon, IA; Griffith, 1876:
blind. 1853. Total, III.
AT the Arion Club alleys on Wednes-
day night Boesch and Regenhardt defeat
I'd Alderman and Dieffenbach 2s4 to 2T8,
and then with Smith defeated Alderman,
Dietfenbach and DR.. Adams 1862 to 3A4.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will
bowl this evening at Guests alleys.
The Pastimes of Bergen will bowl at
Becker's alleys tonight and the Pastimes
of Greenvtlls at Metropolitan Hall.
The New Jersey Bowling Clubs team
was defeated at Montgomery's alleys.
Newark. on Wednesday night by the
America CLUB of that city. lin score:-
America-Heitzman, 1876; Lafoy, 1856;
141; VanDoren, 40; Osborne, 149; Schoppe,,
l4l; Hoffman, III; Manners, 173. Total,
1850.
New Jersey-Pessnecker, 1853; Wright,
1871; Isley, 1862: Matherson, ISL; McKaig,
1853; Smith, l32; Jarvis, 100; Krueger, 142;
Game, $50; Piercy. 1888. Total, 1,4ss.
Football.
The Tabernacle A. Al team will play
against the Union A. c.. of Hoboken, at
the Grand street grounds tomorrow after
The Tabs will meet at the gym
nasium tonight to practice the signals.
Princeton's Varsity team scored five
t~ouchdowns to nothing against the scrub
team yesterday.
The S~hamrocks, of this city. will play at
Ridgewood on Sunday against the
Mitchells for the championship OF the
Gaelic League. The Gaelics, Of this city,
will play in an exhibition game on the
same grounds against the F~aughabal-
lagns, OF Brooklyn.
The venues of the scores made by
Yale ard Princeton against Orange indi-
Gates q good game thanksgiving Day.
Yale will not have the walkover, barring
accidents. she had last year, although she
is playing the better game at present.
Harvard is bracing IN her centre. III
she can at least hold Yale at this point
her play will be strong.
Stanley Morrison has helped the Yale
line wonderfully. Now for q full back
who can kick and two lively men on the
ends. Yale is practically working three
half backs. Mccormick is sent through
the line often enough. butdoes not kick.
Perhaps Yale is keeping his kicking abil-
ity under a hat, but this is doubtful.
Dyer, who played at half back on the
Yale eleven in the second half of Tues
days game is a freshman, and although
he is light, he is a promising man. He
is as quick as a flash ana as slippery as an
eel.
\ Turf Tips.
The winners at Gutenberg Yesterday
were Little Fred, st. Felix, Rambler,
Lizzie. Clara Belle and Maggie Murphy.
The famous racing stable owned by NJ.
Auguste Lupin. the father of the French
turf, was recentlysold in Paris and was
q rended by representatives from all parts
of the world, forming one of the largest
crowds that ever attended a horse sale IN
France. N. Lupin's career on the turf
has been a most remarkable and success-
full one ever since his first appearance in
1889, and it is only now, at the ripe old
age of 90 years, that he has thought Of
retiring as one of the Oldest owners Of
race horses in the world and the most re-
spected sportsman in France.
Chief Justice Beasley. of the Supreme
Court, yesterday disappointed public ex-
pectation of a decision in the Clifton
race track cases by announcing that the
cases would go over until the opinion of
the Court Of Errors is delivered on one Of
the points involved. The Court Of Errors
will meet on November II.
j. NJ. Brown & Co., Fort Worth, Tex,
has sold to Mr.. Pierre Lorillard the
brown illy Addle, two years, by Troquois,
dam Babee. by Bonnie Scotland. Price,
500 Addie is classed as the best filly
of her age that has shown In the West
this season, bar 70 Tamhien, and has
won eleven races out of twenty-one
starts.
The Atlantic City Jockey Club have
bought twenty-five acres Of land near
Egg Harbor, on which they intend to
spend SOS, 900 for a handsome track and
buildings. and will hold their first meet
ing next summer.
The assessors of Westchester county
have concluded that Morris Park track
md its buildings are worth $500. 900, and
nave assessed j. A. Morris with taxes for
she sum Of $780, Goo. He had appealed to
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