The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-16

hold a regatta. open TO members only,
This afternoon at 9 O'Clock on the Nil Won
Kull, of the boat house.
Alta meeting of the National cross
County Association, held on inuIsss
evening. third place was awarded TO the
Pastime Athletic Clubs junior team ln
the championship race recently hello at
FIeetwood Park. There had been q DIS
mute rs to whether the Acorn or Pastime
teams were entitled to third honors-
James Condrum. VINO won secono pri.e
10 the special 125 pound class at the A. a.
Y. CHAMPIONSHIPS two years ago, Is about
to become a professional. On next Sat,
urdav evening he is to meet slash"
Dean, a colored lightweight oil
ipaw. In q finish fight for a purse OF ssOO
The affair will be private. Police ca
zcffe rules are to govern, n the men
The La Crosse team, of the staten
Island A. c., and Stevens Institute Will
meet at the Cricket grounds, bok
this afternoon.
will be held at Orange, N. j., on Satur-
dav June 6. The events are all handicap
and as Yellowstone hundred yard, ~
ward. 40 yard and one mile runs. one
mile walk, half mile noviee race, running
high and broad jumps, 22O yard low u
die race, one mile safety and one mile or
binary bicycle races, Entrance Zee %
Genus. F4utIAtE GAVrQ @ ~ -
Varian, East Orange, N. j. Gold. silver
and bronze medals are the prizes In each
The Berkeley A. C.'s games today
promise TO be exceptional, both in quality
and promptness. The first event Will be
called at half past " sharp.
The Pastime Athletic Clubs summer
games will be held at jones' Wood on
Saturday, June q. clashing with the
Orange A. c.. games. The events are all
handicap, and are IS yard, 220 yard. 4f0
yard and one mile runs, one mile walk.
half mile novice race and a shot putting
competition. Entrance fee is 90 cents,
and entries close Nav 80 with John +.
Boyle, No. lin Second avenue.
The New York Athletic Club will give
its annual games at Travers Island on
Saturday, June 10. The New Iorks de-
part from their usual custom, n have
two handicap events on the programme
This year-one mile run aud one mile
walk. The other events. all scratch, are
as follows:-100 yard. go yard, 440 yard
and 1000 yard runs, obstacle race, III
ward high and go yard low hurdle races,
running, high and broad jumps, pole
vault, we mile safety and two mile OF,
binary bicycle races. hammer, shoJ ana
afty-six pound weight contests.
The Sylvan A. G. will have their clos
ing competition for the club CHI npton-
ship at West Side Park tomorrow morn
ing.
competitions at Caledonia Park tomor-
row..
Diamond Chips.
The Tabernacle aud the Acmes of
| Brooklyn will meet on the Grand street
| grounds this afternoon.
The Young Tabernacles would like to
hear from junior clubs.
The N. j.. A G. baseball team will visit
New Haven this afternoon to play the
Yale College team.
National League results yesterday
Cleveland, s; New York, 3 Chicago. Y;
Brooklyn, II. Philadelphia. 4; Pittsburgh,
/. Boston, 6; Cincinnati, g..
One Association game was played yes
terday. The result:-Boston, 4; Louis
Vile, 2.
Eastern Association games yesterday
Buffalo, 0: Rochester, 2. Albany, 5;
Syracuse, 2. Troy, z; New Haven; Q
Stevens boys will play the Adelphis at
Brooklyn this afternoon.
Notes.
John Hines who was one of Jimmy
LarKin's seconds in the fight with Hagan,
last night wheeled William Shea in a
eaily decorated ~wheelbarrow from
Larkin's saloon to the ferry and back.
| Hines was happier than the rider.
On the grounds of the New Jersey Ath-
| letic Club at Bergen Point, elevens repre-
| senting that organization and the Man
haitian Cricket Clubs will contest a one
| inning match tomorrow afternoon.
The bowling alleys of the Jersey City
| Athletic Club were closed last night for
the season.
The wheeling division OF the Jersey
City Athletic Club will take a n TO
Elizabeth on Decoration Day. It is the
intention of the boys to attend the annual
meeting of the New Jersey Division of the
League of American Wheelmen.
j. c. Devereaux. the well known all
| around athlete of the Manhattan Athletic
| Club, will soon take up his residence in
Bayonne.
The Tennis League was to have held a
meeting yesterday. 1t was postponed
until next Friday at the grounds of the
| Jersey City Tennis Club.
The cricket teams of the New Jersey A.
C.. and the Manhattan A. q. will meet at
Bergen Point this afternoon. weather per-
hitting.
Every one knew that Tenny would win
after the race was over. The owner,
PulsiEer, is now unpopular. He INDUCED
in some tall lbbing concerning the condi-
ton of the horse ana deceived many who
| believed the horse was out Of form IA