The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-26
Diamond Chips.

diamond OhAPs.
The Giants won a game yesterday, and
hope has been revived. 1t took ten inn
mystic settle the dispute. Ed. Crane made
the winning run on a three Dagger ana a
fun BILE by Tucker.
Scores of League mn yesterday
New York, y; Boston, 2. Brooklyn, g;
Washington. z. Baltimore, 6. Philadel-
phia, 4. Pittsburg, 9; Cleveland, 2.
Mike Herman has been playing rusty
ball lately. His errors have exceeded his
credits.
Jacko Fields of this city was behind the
bat for the Giants yesterday. He played
without an error and had ten nelding
chances. de made n OF the seven safe
hits.
There will be many changes In the
League race before the season ends.
The New Jersey A. CPS team had q
heavy contract yesterday. Their eppon-
ents were the Jetfersons OF Brooklyn. Ihe
Athletes got in a run in the eleventh In
ming and won. The score was Z toll {.
Princeton at home yesterday defeated
the team Of the Michigan University. IL
was 9 to 4.
The freshmen of Yale and Princeton
met at New Haven yesterday. The Yaie
team played without an error. Il was q
close light. The score was:-Ya ale Y;
Princeton, 1.
The Jersey Baseball Club. one OF the
MANY who claim the championship OF
Hudson county. will open the season next
Saturday at the cricket grounds, Ho-
boken, with the team of the a.
C. The Jerseys have arranged the fol-
lowing additional home games:-May ~
GAM Heating A. c.; May 30 Il. M Leo;
June 4, Acme; June II, Mercury; June IL,
Harlem A. Al June 20. Murray Hili;
July ?. Acme; July 4 Z, NJ T%Ersn'I 1nlu
8, Volunteer f. c.; July '16, Myrtle; July
23, Dauntless; Aug. 6, Acme.
A Successful Benefit.
An entertainment for h benefit OF
Dick Conors, the clever young boxer. was
given at Turner Hall last night. 1t wa
a success financially. The boxing was
lone chiefly by povices with little skin
and less sand. The best bouts were unose
in which the Scots mascottes, wilson
and Shannon and Moran appeared.
The final TOUT was to nave peen
between the beneficiary and Cal
Mccarthy, but as the latter has trans
ferred his training quarters from this Oily
TO Gravesend, he could not appear. Bate
tuted, and the go was interesting. q Bats
man is clever and held his own.
Target and Gun
The Excelsior Hlne Clup'6 HafkSmcu
will 20 to Newark today to engage in the
joint shoot with the Newark Shooting
Society.
The Hoboken Rifle Club had its weekly
composition last night. The following
scores were made:-J. H. Kruse. $50; Cap
tain Yeek. 200; w. Dilger. 2O3; w. Ken
needy, 1876; j. Schauer, 1872; j. Stein, 1877;
w. Kroeger, 1874; H. Wirth, 1863.
Turf Tips.
Deerfoot, a FLY valued at $10,0 0 vas
so badly injured on Tuesday at Latonia.
by falling in a race, that she was killed
yesterday. She was owned by the KEN
lucky Stable.
Major Domo covered the mile and q six
teenth yesterday in LAT, only a second be-
hind the record. He won by five lengths
from Russell. The excellent form in
which Major Domo has been running has
made him CONSPICUOUS in the suburban.
Kingston beat Fairy by a neck yester-
day ID the six furlongs race. Garrison
rode a splendid race on the hly and
brought her in under whip and spur, The
time was LA
Lepanto went away easily from several
suburban candidates in the homestretch
Yesterday. He was ridden by the younger
Lamley, who waited until the stretch be-
ore letting the nag out. 1t was q pretty