The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
LOCAL ATHLETES.
Entertainments and Games of the
Several Clubs.


The Entertainment and Games Com
mittee OF the Wayne A G. held a meeting
last evening at the clubhouse in Caledon-
ian Park. It WINS the first meeting held
by the new committee, which was
selected last Monday evening. W. K.
Harty was elected Chairman, Richard
Blackburn, Treasurer; James b. Gill.
Secretary. The committee fs now work
ing on the arrangements for the CLUBS
ball, which will be held at WOODS HAIL
on November 3D. 1t will be masquerade
ball The chairamn appointed number
OF Committees on Printing, Music and
Badges. They will report tomorrow
evening. when the next meeting will be
held. There are lot OF energetic young
men on this committee and II the clubs
bali is not a success 1t will not be their
fault.
The Board of Managers of the Wayne
A. @. will hold a special meeting tomor-
row evening at the rooms, when the
Board will organize and elect officers.
There is considerable work for them to
attend to, and all the members should
attend.
The Heating A. G. will hold It's first
members stag tomorrow evening at its
rooms, No. 3l2 Communipaw avenue
The commit tee in charge has secured a
three and four round bouts. 1t will be
one of the liveliest stays ever held on the
Heights.
The Summit A. G held its regular
meeting Friday evening at its rooms In
Apollo Hall on Orchard street. Friday
there were eight members elected and
four proposed. The Rooms Committee
appointed at the last meeting reported
they had engaged rooms for the club on
Tuers avenue, and that they would be
ready for occupancy on November /.
This club is fast growing. and gives
promise of being one of the leading CLUBS
on tine Heights. The next meeting will
be held on Thursday evening at the
rooms.
The Onward A. c., an organization
lately formed on the Hill, with club
house on Hoboken avenue. near the Five
Corners, will hold a meeting Tuesday
evening and elect officers for the ensuing
year. This club has been In existence
one month and can boast OF d membership
of eighty four. and among them are
many athletes and boxers. Several of
the latter will make their appearance ut
the Lorillard A. C.'s tournament. r
Cook, the well known athlete. organized
the club and hopes 10 make it success.
The Outing A, G. will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday evening at its rooms on
Henderson street. There is business of
Importance to transact and every MEM
Der should attend.
fhe West Hoboken A. C. will meet TO-
morrow evening and make arrang ements
for stag cntertainment. This club has
quite a number of clever boxers among
its members who do not get chance to
show themselves and stag would be Just
the opportunity.
The Lorillard Athletic Club will hold
its regular meeeting tuesday evening
There are number of candidates to be
elected and much important business to
be transacted.
The Gable Athletic Association, which
is rapidly moving to the front in the
athletic line now, contempiates another
feature by which they viii add to the
already large membership and to the
clubs treasury. The Board of Man
ayers held a meeting at the rooms
on Thursday evening, at which they drew
up plans for the enlargement of the CLUB
house The club intends to build another
story and to lenQthen the building TWEEN
ty-fiye feet. They will also have it re-
painted in and outside, and to put many
new Improvements in their gymnasium.
The nextimeeting of this club Will be held
next Friday evening, when all membe I
should be present.
The Scottish American Athletic Club
viii not lack for representatives In the
ring. A visit to the rooms last night
found score Or more upon the foot get
ting in trim for the boxing season. Eight
are entered for the Lorillartl's tourna.
ment, which occurs on October % at
Woods Hall. Among them are D. Emit
WHSLE and Ed. Closterman with 145-pound
class, George Worasch, 135 pounds; ) Loo
nay and =. Armstrong, lis and Dick Con-
nors. K. Wilson In the 105-pouud class.
The HoboKeE Athletic Club will hold
a pinochle tournament at its rooms. The
list closed last evening with the follow
ing entries: Smith, Huelbig, Plunkett.
kroog, Kerwin, Duffy. Spencer, LaPoint,
Schaefer and Doyle. The tournament
will open next Tuesday evening, when
the four first named players will be
matched. The tournament witt continue
each evening during the week until
finished.