The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-26
THE ATHLETIC ARENA.
Games and Outings on the Programme
of Many Clubs.


of Many Clubs.
The Outing A. C. held Its regular last
evening at its rooms on Railroad avenue.
Several new members were elected. The
Rooms Committee have rented a club
house at No. 17g Steben street. The CLUB
will take possessession on September l.
The chairman appointed an entertain
Ment committee TO secure a hall for the
clubs reception mis- winter. The club
will meet next Tuesday evening ut its
new rooms. Every member is requested
to attend.
The Nonpariel Social Club, OF Green
Vile, has chartered the double-decked
steamboat Crystal Stream and Will take
its members and friends TO Rockaway
today. When they reach the beach ath-
letic games, swimming matches aud
lawn tennis will be INDUCED in. The
we'll known walker of this city, James e
Kelly, President of the Wayne A. c.,
promises everyone a good time
The Hoboken A. G. held its regular
weekly meeting last evening at the
rooms, No. so Hudson street, Hoboken.
A large attendance Of members were
present. Eleven new members were
elected and several propositions received.
The 6ames Committee reported that
everything was complete for che climbs
outing on Sunday morning, to .Carlstadt,
y 1Ho 0QOuAo NOtAIlALlCS ACpDAtGdl
that they were making arrangements for
the club to occupy rooms in a of the
finest localities in Hoboken. They will
make 8 hnai report at the next meeting,
which will be held next Tuesday even
ing.
The NJ. J. Heating Association held its
regular meeting last evening at the
rooms, No. 800 Communipaw avenue.
Several new members were taken in and
n Rooms Committee was appointed, as
the present quarters are too small, as the
club is rapidly growing. This club has
several athletes in training, and is
about to start a cross country team.
There are some hustlers behind it, and it
should be a 90.
The I. J.. Lane A. A. held a very en-
thusiastic meeting last evening at its
rooms. No. &c Railroad This club
has a membership of 100 mDcr 1t is
the intention of the members TO make it
II permanent organization. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, VIM.
=. Harry; Vice-President. J.. Flaherty;
Treasurer, NJ. j.. Lennon; Secretary, j.,
Clements; Sergeant-at-Arms, 4. Fitz-
gerald The club will hold it's annual
outing and games on Sunday. September
After dinner the following will take
place: Athletic games, football matches,
baseball matches and exhibitions OF box
ing will be given. The tickets for the
outing viii be $3.50. The club will hold
its next regular meeting next Tuesday
evening.
The Lorillard A. C.'sgames will be held
next Saturday on the club grounds, Oak
land ana Hopoken avenues. They are
open to all amateurs, and the majority of
the star performers have entered. The
club has procured handsome die medals
and three prizes will be awarded in each
contest, The events will be 100 yards
dash An Uar1r rms, e00 ~ wSo ~ 49,.
$50 yards run, Two mile run, one mile
walk. and running high jump. All are
handicap events except the novice race.
All the contests will be close and excit-
ing.
The West Bergen Athletic Association
viii give its first open games on Labor
Day on the club grounds. Culver ven
West Bergen.
The S. A. A. G. will hold their annual
excursion next Sunday TO Cornwelton
Grove. on the Hudson. As all the tickets
haye been sold, a large attendance Is TX
pected. Delegations from all the athletic
clubs in his city will attend, q ath-
ktes will be scarce in the city. The
DaTges leave Morris street dock at ten
O'Clock a. m. sharp.
The NJ. J. Bradley Association will
have their annual outing and games to
Grobs' Park, Secaucus, on Labor Day,
September 2.
1H1 VI RsbdbCA anu ilCuACISDl
streets is willing TO meet any man in this
city In q footrace of one mile. He can be
found atthe above address.
The entries for the games to be held at
Caledonian Park, under the auspices of
the labor organizations of Hudson coun-
~. will close on August 81 with Louis
Gruber. No. 3O3 Newark avenue.
The Enoch j.. Smith Association will
indulge ia its ninth annual outing and
games next Monday, August 81. The or
ganization is composed of prominent aud
Jolly young men, WHO always have
a happy time. Their outings
have always been a success in every res
pect, and the next Will be as enjoyable as
The eight that precedecit This year they
will go to Point View on Long Island.
About q hundred will participate in the
merry event. The officers Of the associa-
fion are:-Prestdent. w. J. Meschutt:
yice-presidehr, N. l. Rowe; treasurer,
Frank McNanee: recording secretary, T..
J. Cummings; financial secretary, T..
Secor.