The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-30
THE ATHLETIC ARENA.

Lorillard's Carniva1-Receptions, Enter
tainmepts and Meetings.
The Lorillard "A. G. will rave y carnival
at Oakland Park on Election day. The
sport will begin at one O'Clock with a
baseball match between mines Of tho
LoriIlard and the Huron "A. G. At three
O'Clock the lacrosse teams of the Lorillard
md Staten Island A. CIVIL have a match.
AT four O'Clock the football Teams of til .
Barry Association or this city, and Erie
Club Of Hastings will play. Weight
throwing and other sports will follow I'M
til dark. The field will be under the di-
rectiOn of experienced officials.
The Board OF Electors OF the Wayne A..
G. Will meet this evening and pass upon
the several applications for membership.
The attendance OF every member Is
solicited.
me Heating a. c. will have a regular
meeting this evening at its rooms. No.
S12 Communipaw avenue. Thlsciub will
give an entertainment at Bergen Hall
next Monday night.
Meeting Of the Hoboken A. q. tonight
at its headquarters. No. 80 Hudson street.
Hoboken.
ST. Johns Lyceum will meet tonight at
its rooms on Nelson avenue.
The Summit "A. G.. met last night, its
first meeting in its new rooms. Its home
is on Jordan avenue. Messrs. Shannon,
Burns and German were selected as the
committee to equip the rooms. The CLUB
will have a reception ut Foye Hall.
Still they come. An athletic club will
be organized tomorrow night at No. 142
Spruce street.
st. Joseph's Lyceum had a regular
meeting last night at its rooms, No. $50
Newark avenue. Twelve members were
elected and nine propositions for mem
beFship were received. The several COM
mittees presented reports. This Commit
Toe on Billiards and Pool stated that the
nam would begin next month.
The Entertainment Committee reported
that the new hall will be opened with u
dramatic performance. The Games Com
mittee explained that the base ball club
had acquitted itself nobly during the
past season in the Diocesan League aud
was now eager to arrange games with
several clubs, claiming the championship
of the Heights. The Lyceum will hold its
annual reception at Pohlmann'S Pavilion
on Wednesday, November IS next. Meet
ing Of the Lyceum OF November 10.
Annual reception of the sylvia A. G. at
Kessler's Hall next Monday night. Mem
befs of local athletic clubs will be pleas
antly entertained.
The Garfield A. c. will have a stag en-
tertainment at Metropolitan Hall on
Monday night. There Will be three
special four-round bouts on the pro-
The Cable A. A. will hold a special
meeting this evening at its headquarters,
Erie and Thirteenth streets Several
committees will be appointed.
The Electrocution Club held its first
series of games yesterday on the South
Cove grounds. The Notwithstanding
high jump. Philip Cashin, I; j. Melon
aid. 2. Running broad jump. Steve
Donovan, l; Charles Atkins. 2. Hop,
step aud jump, William Walsh, /: John
Carey, q. Acrobatic, James Melerysy, L:
Charles Marshall, 2 The winners re-
ceived prizes.
T~abcrnacls's Football Team.
The football team of the Tabernacle A.
"A. viii ca to Orange tomorrow to meet
the strong team Of the Orange Athletic
Club which recently played against the
Yale team. The Tabs expect TO win, as
they have u strong eleven. The M embers
of the team will meet this evening in the
gymnasium and rehearse the code of sig
mails. These signs are necessary in Sc
curing successful team work, aud every
member should be on hand. Manager
Rycr and the members Of the team re-
quest all the members OF the club aud its
friends to go with the team tomorrow.
They will leave by the ID. L. and w. Il.