The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-12
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Barry Association, is a great hustler for
that organization. and is one Of the men
who have brought it to its present high
stELding-
j.. Gill, Vice President of the Waynes,
has a new scheme that he will spring on
the athletic world in a few days, which
will surprise everybody.
Louis Michael, Of the Waynes, is a very
persistent worker, and Is always getting
up something new to advance tn Q club.
n. keenan,, President OF the Paltsade
A. G., is an energetic worker for the or
sansxstion. and Will bring cut some good
athletics this winter.
II. Krause. manager OF the Beacon u. Is.
team. is looking tor dates for his team.
He can be addressed at No. 100 Beacon
avenue.
D. Harrington, Of st. Peters Ly csum,
i quite an expert pool player and can be
seen almost any evening pocketing the
iyorys-
stephen Fallon, of the Waynes. is be-
coming quite q strong runner, and will be
on the Clubs cross country team this
year.
Don't forget the SCOTS " excursion on
Sunday, August 30. TO Cornwelton Grove.
on the Hudson.
The eagle which S. j. Lane shot at
Franklin, Mass, has arrived in this city.
The bird Is OF the baldheaded species, and
IFS color is a dark grey. 1t measures o
feet seven inches from tip to tail.
Frank Lane, OF the Cables, since his ex-
plot with Brown, the would-be fighter"
is looked upon as one of the boxers Of the
club.
The regular meeting of the T. j. Lane
Association was held last evening.
Tickets for the annual outing and game
which will be held at Clifton Park,
Staten Island. September IL. were dis
tributed and the various committees
made such reports as Indicate that tne
affair will be a great success. The club
will meet again Tuesday evening.
A special meeting of the Warren A. A.
will be hela this evening at the rooms on
Newark Avenue. A full attendance of
members Is requested.
The entries for the A. o. II. games on
next Saturday, which were to close this
evening. VIII be left oDen until Friday
evening. The following events will be
decided, open TO all: One-mile run, one
half mile run, running high jump, one
hn1f mile boys race. Handsome gold
headed umbrellas will be given to the
winners in a event. The entries will
close with Hugh Ceffey, 347 Henderson
street.
The annual excursion Of the Scottish
American Club will be held on Sunday,
August 80 to Cornwelton Grove. on the
Hudson. The MON oers expect to make
1t a grand success. both socially and
financially.
A meeting of the Cable A.. A. will be
held tonight at their rooms on Erie street.
The Games Committee will make their
monthly report and arrangements will be
made to apply to the a. A. o.. for mem-
bership in that body.
The newly organized Owl Club will
hold its second meeting this evening at
their rooms on Pavenia avenue. All
members are requested to attend. Any
u desiring to JOIN may do SO by attend
ing the meeting.
The William Barry Association will
meet tomorrow evening aG their rooms
on Henderson street. Arrangements will
be made TO hold athletic games on Sun
day morning at Oakland Park.
Ed Linre is matched 20 run a half mile
race Sunday morning at West Side Park
against time. He will have TO beat two
minutes forty seconds to win. lie is prac-
ticinQ and is confident Of winning.
A swimming race will take place Sun
day morning on the Hsekensack River
between Dan Dugan and j. Norton for
$40 aside.
Diamond Ckips.
The New Yorks, in a measure, retrieved
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