The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-10

mittee, and James E Sullivan, chairman
Athletic Committee. The committee has
decided on the following programme
Regatta in the morning commencing az
IL 4. M; lawn tennis from II to 2 +. NJ;
| athletics from l to 2 p. NJ; bicycle races
| from 2 to 4 p. NJ; baseball from 4 to 3
p. NJ, and in the evening a reception ano
O grand display Of fireworks. The dlffef..
, ent sports will be under the management
of the committee in charge, and nothing
will be left undone to make this the most
| interesting carnival ever held by the
club. The different committees will meet
| at the clubhouse Saturday evening and
an official programme decided upon.
Diamond Chips.
The Heating Athletic Clubs team Will
90 to Hoboken tomorrow and play the
second series of games for the champion
! sh Of the county with the Jersey d. b.
| C.'s team.
The Lorillard Athletic Clubs nine will
pl ~ against the Volunteer Field CLUBS
talent at Oakland Park tomorrow. .
The State A. C.'s nine and the irving
B. B. G. of fremont will wrestle at the
West Bergen grounds tomorrow.
The teams OF the Aroma A. u. ana
Puritan A. G, will meet tomorrow after
noon ut Aroma PARK.
Greeuville. The teams of the I. NJ. Z. A.
aud Liutonians win battle.
The SYLVIA A. C.'s nine will open the
season at home. The will meet the team
of the Americas A. C. of West Hoboken.
The game will be played or the Spring
street grounds, West HoDoken.
The Heating A. G. would like to ar
range a series of games with the Lorll-
lard A. G.
The Giants advanced a peg Yesterday
and are now Oh even terms with Phlla-
uelphia and Cleveland In sixth place.
Fam prevented the games at Boston
and Brooklyn.
Louisville, which made such a big
lump at the stArt, has gone back rapidly.
There is a clash Of authority and discord.
The directors yesterday displaced Pfeffer
as captain.
Results of League games:-New York,
9: Cincinnati, 5. Cleveland. 8; Phila-
delphia, 4 first game); Cleveland, 3;
Philadelphia, 8 Second camel. st. Louis
6: Baltimore, 5. Washington g; Louis
Vile. 4.
Boyle will catch In both games today
at the Polo grounds.
Clements made two home runs for the
Philadelphias yesterday in The nrst game.
In the second he failed to make a base
hit.
The Lorillard A. C.'s team will arrange
Wednesday or Sunday games with out OF
town clubs. giving one-third of the net
receipt, if played on the home grounds, OF
will accept IL guarantee or expenses ii
PLAYED elsewhere. {. f. B%eachnor, man.
aqer, No. 1S9 Railroad avenue. this city.
The Bowling Brook Handicap.
Secretary H. G. Crickmore, of the New
York Jockey Club, ~nounc Inc loi,ow-
ing weights for the Bowling Brook Han
dicap, for three-year-olds, to be run at
Morris Park tomorrow:-
Tammany, 1875; st, Florian, Patron. 100;
Locohatchee, 1l8; Lamplighter. 116; YORK
Vile Belle. Sir Matthew. 1l5; L~eonaweli,
a. J~ Iyinr Gtadt,nG 49, H'rk-
l mont, Alonzo, III; Addie. ITO; Spinalong,
, Ill; Nomad. lis; transit. King Nc. los;
' Charade, Mara. 107; Bordeaux. los
, Fred Lee. 1o7; My Chick. Shellbark. lO5
!, Coxswain, 103; Barefoot: Wah Jim, st.
/; Candelabra, Hamilton. 100; Sonora. Anna
Z B., 0s; St. Garolus, 81; Silver Fox, Best
Brand. 95; Madrid. SO. Arnica, Tom
; Tough, Lady Longfellow colt, 95; Temple
! 93; Benvolio, Fairplay, 90; Julia, Emper
or. Ohio, Bismarck. Airshaft. Circular
90; Vernon, 81; Blizzard. Canvass. 90.
. Cricket.
y The cricket contingent of the New Jer-
> sey Athletic Club has two matches SEIZED
uled for tomorrow afternoon. The hrs'
eleven will meet the eleven of the Brook
+ lyn Cricket Club at Prospect Park.
=, !, Brooklyn, in one of the contest:
= for the championship of the Metropolitan
District Cricket League. The sscont
eleven will WELD the willow against tn
eleven of the Sons of st. George club
: The match will also take place ut Prospec
Park.
Il Yachting Notes.
Q The entries for the Pavonia zach
Clubs regatta closed last plight. Over
!. hundred yachts will participate. The re
gatta will be held next Monday over tn
: usual course down the bay.
/; The Pavouia Y. G. will have a regula
. meeting next Tuesday night.
I. The New York Yacht Clubs forty
seventh annual regatta was sailed yester
) day. II was IN unpleasant day for tn
u event. with rain aud squalls. The inter
0 estiug event was the race between tn
t Marguerite and Shamrock. The forme
3 covered the course in 4 hours 5 minute
and 80 seconds, beating the Shamrock
minutes and 5 seconds, but the Shamrocl
won on corrected time. The Alert bea
the Dauntless. Comanche defeated tn
: Fleur de lys, Victor heat the Peerless ant
the Wasp outsailed the Clara and Sun
d beam.
Club will be sailed tomorrow.
r. The Jersey City Yacht Clubs regatti
4 next Wednesday will be a club event.
Aquatic.
The Hoboken oarsmen are prRcticin
!, for the regatta of the Hudson River Row
4 ing Associations to be held on June Is
il The Regatta COiHHhltlee ol tie Nluul
q State Rowing Association has decided t
v hold the annual regatta over the Passai
; River course on August IS. The mex
O. meeting of the association will be held o.
June 2S.
y The Cornell and Columbia freshme'
: crews rowed over the two-mile course o.
" Lake Cayuga yesterday afternoon, an
7 Cornell won by; six lengths. The time ar
nounced was: Corneli, 10 minutes. Sc ser
h onds, Columbia, II minutes. "a second:
K As the course is dead water the time
very fast.
= Tennis.
T. The finals in the handicap club tourns
!, menu of the Jersey City Tennis Club wi
be played tomorrow at che clubs ground;
= Glenwood avenue.
The Dauforth L. G. will have a series Q