The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-08
Diamond Chips.

The Montgomery and st. Joseph Ly-
ceum teams will meet on Sunday next at
the Black Bridge grounds.
The Moutgomerys have not heard from
the Lorillards, Puritans, Aromas and
States. Challenges may be sent to John
+. Murphy, No. 1872 Morris street.
The mines of the State A. G.. and Irving
b. b.. G. of fremont will meet at West
Bergen next Saturday.
The Lorillard team will play at Oak
land Park next Saturday against the
| team of the Volunteer Field Club.
The Aromas and Puritan Athletes are
scheduled to play on the ormer's grounds
on Saturday.
The G~reenville Y. M. c.. A. team and
Lintonians will occupy the formers field
on Saturday.
The Heating A. C.. has several open
dates. Here is s chance for some of the
local clubs.
The sylvia A. G. desires to arrange Sat
urday and Sunday games with out OF
town clubs giving a suitable guarantee.
The manager of the Sylvas' baseball de-
dressed either at Kessler's Hall or No.
175 Chambers street, New York.
Jacko Fields played like an amateur
yesterday and lost the game for the Giants.
Results of League games yesterday
Louisville, 4; New York, 3. Brooklyn, 2;
OleVeianu, L. WaSulukGOu, GVi SluCin-
nati,s2 2. Pittsburg. s; Boston, Z: Chicago.
5; Baltimore, 2. st. Louis, Z; Philadel-
phia, G.
The Senators had a big batting streak.
The Giants need a backstop. They are
weak behind the bat.
The League clubs will release their
extra players in a few days to enable the
weakert teams to strengthen their mines.
Yale defeated Wesleyan yesterday by
10 to /,
Mike Tiernan was able to practice yes
terday.
Notes.
Andy Mccarthy, the jockey who was
fatally injured by being thrown from his
horse. was buried yesterday.
Dixon and johnson will meet in the
ring of the Coney Island Club on June
81. Con Sullivan, Nonpareil A. G., and
Charley Kelly, Granite A, c.. will have a
ten round bout on the same night. Dixon
is a prime favorite in the betting.
The Metropolitan Association of the A.
A. A. did we'll in blacklisting the three
hundred Amateur" fighters. A score or
more of them have appeared in their
true colors and have fought or have en-
gagements as professionals.
The double scull race between Hanlan
and O'Connor and Teemer and Hosmer,
for the championship of the world, will
be rowed OFT at the Erie (Pa.) regatta,
which takes place on the 22d and 23d inst.
The reorganization of the Xavier A. G..
will be consummated next Wednesday.
The eight cared race between the fresh
men of Cornell n Columbia will be
rowed at Ithaca this afternoon.
A pacing phenomenon has been devel-
oped at the Fashion Stud Farm, Trenton,
in Carazo, a bay colt, by Alcantara, dam
Jennie Cobb, by Charles Caffrey. Carazo
is only a yearling., but went a quarter
recently in 3515 seconds, a 1923 gait.
Fire broke out at one of the stables at
Mr.. A. j. Alexander's WOODBURY. Farm.
Spring Station, KY, last Sunday night,
ana nine blue blooded trotters were des-
troyed. The loss can hardly be less than
SIS. 900, as five of the dead were priced
this spring at figures ~aggregating $4,000,
and the others lost were all very highly
bred
Big prices were paid for Longfellow's
Get at the sale In New York.
The Encore colt brought S., 700; Man
zanita colt. 81. 800; Attractive colt. So, 1900;
and Fanfare filly, $1,000.