The Jersey City news., 1891-09-22
ing and cruise on the second Sunday in
Rim. RippIes.

October.
Ring Rippies.
Dick Templeton, the Scotch bantam, Is
matched to meet ]. Grabo OF Hoboken In
ten-round bout. The contest will take
place in ciup room on the Heights, Tbe
terms of the match are that Templeton
is to knock Grabo out in ten rounds, and
/ if he succeeds he will get prize OF SloO.
There will be glove contest In TINS ciuy
!. Thursday evening between two amateurs,
Zone from New York aud the otner from
this city. The go will take place In a clu6
room and in private. 1t should De good
one.
Eugene Mccarthy and Ned Hayes are
Fin strict training tor their fRht to q nnIsn ,
which takes place Oh October o. Tne
match is for $100 a side and a purse OF
$500.
John Murray of Wayne street. Jimmy
Larkins' backer, is willing TO match Lar
kins against Jimmy Ly ynch in light TO a
flush for 81, 900 side, the fight to be de-
cidetl in private. This is good cnance 10
bring the two men together.
John E. Fields, the ex-champion POKER
of this city, will receive a benefit at
talent has agreed to be present, and Will
give exhibitions.
Football Flashes.
The meeting of the Central Council 10
the Gaelic A. A. will be held tonight at
the Irish American A. G. rooms,
in New York. The following delegates
will represent the clubs from tnls
city; William Barry and ?. Larkins,
Barry Association; NJ. j. Curry and r.
Flynn, Shamrock Football Club; Jonn
tion E. j. Forely ana J. Hayly, Farley
Emmett Associations. There are over
twelve clubs In this leaRne and the opeg-
ing games will be played next sunday
The games will be arranged among the
different clubs at the meeting. as the
schedule committee will present its re- re-
port, The different clubs In this city are
taking great interest In the league, and
it should be grand success.
The Barrys practiced at Oakland Park
Yesterday aud the members gave expa-
oitions Of weight throwing and jumping;
Nj. Mnlcahy threw the sixteen pound
hammer 10S feet and M. o. Helleran
cleared the bar in high jump at 5 feet
8 inches.
The Shamrock Football Club practised
at Cbmmunipaw, where match was ar
ranged between the senior and junior
| teams. The senior team succeeded IN
winning by the Score OF two goals ana
three poiaats to Que goal and eight points.
| The members Of the Gaelic Team
practsed at Commuuipaw. They also
gave an exhibition of hurl ball.
The Farley -Emmets played matcn
game with the M. j. Bradley footoal
| Club and succeeded in defeating them
by the score of two goals to eight points
Diamond Chips.
Results of League games:-Phlia-
| delphla II, New York 8: BostSn y: Br9ok-
lyn /; Chicago 5, Cincinnati A.; Clevelano
T. Pittsburgh 8.
The three games played in the Amer
| icara Association yesterday were won ny
| the western clubs. The scores:-Louis-
| willie L., Athietiog0; st. Louis @, Washing
! ton 8; milwaukee. 3, Bostoa 0.
| Eastern Association scores:-Albany 4
| BuffslodtsLebanen 8, Troy 2.
| Barr ana Clarkson have been released
BY New York.
| ssriles, Spares and Breaks.
The howlers are pegging the pins in
| lively nanner;at the Palma alleys.
| The game ia as Popular as ever at the
kJersey City Athletic Club
The pin boys are getting little rest at
Jake Leuly will bowl with the Ameri-
4 Gus Club this season.
1 Teams of eight will bowl in the Wheel'
mems League this season.
! Twenty clubs have paid their entrance
| fee to tn Q American National Bowling
| Tournament
| The bowlers Of the Oritani Field Clut
of Hackensaek are In The swim. PoE
| Ellery etates that the ''toboggan slides
are in ship shape for a lively campaign.
| When the club tournapent is COM
| pleted an individual tournAment will be
| rolled on the Academy alleys. IL Is said
that the entrance money for each com
petitor will be $50.
1 The Board of Governors of the Ameri-
| -. .,.+arr poxuItpp TTuinn will yneat
at No. East Twenty y-second street.. New
York, on October 81. The most important
| business Will be the appointment or oil
GERS for the ensuing year.
The Echo Bowling Club Of Brooklyr
will roll match game With wi the @ Crecen, zen,
| evening az the Elephant clubhouse
Brooklyn. The game will be started al
half-past seven O'clock sharp.
A movement is on foot to arrange q
series of match games between the win
ners of the Wheelmen's Bowling League
being organized. 1t is proposed to play
the match by telegraph.
Bowling is more of a rage among the
ladies this season than In former years
Clubs are springing up like mushrooms
but it is impossible to get their scores
On days when these clubs roll, visitors
are forced to turn back, as the sign enc
gentlemen admitted" usually confront.
them.
Joe Thum rolled 251 on Saturday. He
broke in the second frame and followed
with eight strikes.
| Notes.
Slossom easily defeated Daily last night
in balk line game.
Corrigan has bought the race track al
St. Louis.
Allerton again trotted mile in 2.09L
1t was done yesterday at Independence
Iowa. The Trotting Association ther
has offered purse OF $4,000 for racl
between Allerton, Nancy Hanks ant
Nelson.
E ,rly has found an unknown he want
to match against Dixon.
A bicycle club Is being formed a
Ridgewood.
The first official meeting of the recent,
formed New York Ladies' CyclinI
Club was to have been held yester
day afternoon at the clubs headquarters
30S West Fifty-ninth street. but owing l.
the absence of Mrs. S. Stewart smith, tn,
president of the new organization, tn
meeting was indefinitely postponed. /
number of members were present an