The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-16
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The Equitable defeated the Bergen
Junior at West Bergen. The score was
10 to 6.
The game between the Aroma and the
Puritan Athletes ended with a row. the
score was:-Puritan, z; Aroma, ., when
the dispute began.
The State A. C.'5 team has been doing
some rusty fielding. The tenn will have
to brace up il they expect to equal last
years record. Walsh is twirling well.
but he has not received proper support.
The State and Lorillard teams will
meet on Saturday next at CALIFORNIAN
Park. go,
The Bergens and the Aroma A. c. will
meet at Aroma Park on Saturday.
The Greenville Y. NJ. G.. A. and Kemp
ing mines will meet at Greenville on Sat
urday.
Results of League games Yesterday
New York, 12; Brooklyn. 5. Philadelphia,
/; Boston, O.. Washington, 10; Baltimore,
8. Cleveland, 9, Louisville, 4, first game);
Cleveland, 2; Louisville. l, Second gamel.
Pittsburgh. 10; Chicago, 2, (first gamel;
Chicago. 10; Pittsburgh, g., (second g1me).
A peculiar game was played at Bergen
Point yesterday. The rival teams scored
in the first inning but failed 10 get another
run in. The teams represented the New
Jersey A. G.. ant the Mercury A. A. The
latter is the New York A. C.'s team. The
score was New Jersey A. c.. 4; Mercury
A. c., /.
Scores of other games yesterday:-Man-
haitian A. c., II; st. George A: c., 6. Ores
cent League, 5; Staten Island A.. c., 2.
Amherst. g.; Williams, 3. Vermont Uni
versity. Z; Wesleyan. 6. Rutgers fresh
men, 2; Union of Somervilie. 0.
1t mas been decided by the baseball COM
mittee Of the Amateur Athletic Union to
have the championship of America COM
peted for this season. A series Of games
will be played in each Of the Western aud
Atlantic associations. In the Central AS
ISOLATION the teams entered are Michigan
A. A., Cleveland a. C. and the Detroit A.
c.: Atlantic Association, A. c. S. N. and
the Y. M. C. A, of Washington. These
two associations will play off their series
during July and August, and the final
series for The championship will be PLAYED
between the winners during September.
Athletic Arena.
The Wayne A. @. will hold its club
game and picnic at Caledonian Park on
Saturday.
Field day sports of the Peoples Palace
on Saturday at their grounds, Varick
and Bright streets, There will be en-
petitions in high, broad and standing
jumps, hop. step and jump, pole vault,
putting shot, swinging the sledge, fifty
yafd Qasn, mile run, ooStacle raCe anu
tug of war.
The lacrosse team of the Lorillard A.
C. is scheduled to play u game today at
Oakland Park against the Boiling
Springs A. C.'s team.
The New York Athletic Club has lost
the services of one of their ablest advis-
ors. At the meeting of the Board Of
Governors of the club held on Tuesday
evening the resignation of William g..
Curtis as a governor and chairman of the
Athletic Committee was accepted with
deep regret. C. H. Sheriff., the noted
Yale athlete, was elected to ill the va
cancy in the Board of Governors, and was
also maze a member Of the Athletic Com-
miItee, Counsellor j. Z. e. Blackhurst
was elected chairman of the Athletic
Committee.
The reason for Mr.. Curtis's retirement
from the two responsible positions In N.
Y. A. G. affairs was that his duties as
managing editor of the Spirit of the
Times and Daily Spirit of the Times were
too exacting for him to give any further
time to other business.