The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-05
str,kes. spares and Breaks.

The Jersey City Y. M. c. A. team will
bowl at home this evening its final games
In the five men League. Its opponent to-
night will be the team from the twenty
third street Association. 1t Is unfor-
tunate that the Jersey City team after les
brilliant record dropped In its average as
soon as the League was instituted. They
had easily defeated every team In the
League but in the League games have
been beaten by their old victims.
The Hudson Bowling Club had a series
of team contests. This was the result OF
the deciding g~ame:-Team No. l. Gage,
l46; Troll. 1877: Gaven, 14O; Kastner. 1871;
LifferI, 1879; total. 1903. Team No. 2, Lehr.
179: Link, 17e; Korell, pa; Thompson. POS;
Hernig, 1879; total, GA.
The Humor Chit Is still at 1t. The
bowlers had a happy time and a Jolly
team battle. The deciding bout was as
A. Weller. 100; Kuehne. 1870; Zopel, 1920 /;
Team No. 2-Growim, 1920: Steitz, al;
Fuller. 1853; L. Weller. 179; P~oppenseick.
100; DIR. Radne, 103 total. 1928.
The Empires made the following scores
Team No. duke. 1862; Hanna, 147; H.
Bornemann, 1856; Meyer. 1863; total. 634.
Team No. 2-Von Schweinitz, 1853; Tay-
lor, 172; G. Bornemann. 147; Heritage,
1872; total. 664.
Princeton's Football Earnings.
It costs a large sum to run q college
football team. The Princeton team re-
ceiyed from gate receipts last season $2l.-
l01 GA. The actual expenses for training.
travelling and salaries were $14,380.47,
leaving a balance of Sc. 721. II. The trav-
cling expenses were:-$5,1 los. OIL; footballs
and barge, 50, 044. Is: training table. 3d.
231: assessments, 81, 1896. SO; guarantees
and association dues, 1865; medical at
tendance and drugs, 81, 1o9 .45: salary to
rubbers and work on field, 1857 Al: print
ing. postage. etc., Ss71.98 A gift of
s $1,000 to the in1rmary was made, and
$1,000 are in the hands of the Finance
Committee.
Lacrosse.
The Lacrosse Committee of the A. A,U.
had a meeting yesterday and arranged a
plan for the association lacrosse cham
piopship. 1t recommends to the Board OF
Managers of each Of the several associa-
tions that they institute lacrosse cham
pionships open only to teams residing tn
their territory. and that the deciding
games be played prior to September 10.
of games between the champion teams OF
the several associations. II any of the
associations fail to arrange for q lacrosse
tournament be fore June 1, the teams in
that association can send its entry to
the committee who will fix a schedule
and rules. II only n club enters In any
association it will be regarded as the
champion team of the association, ano
will compete In the national tourney.
The lacrosse team OF the Lorillard A.
C. is sanguine of winning the first honors
in the Metropolitan Association. The
- iii nuaAttAa Aailw no cnnn n rhk
marks Of the circus rings disappear.
The Lorillard team will play against
the Stevens Institute team at Hoboker
next Tuesday.
Champion Millers.
The Miller Rifle club has won the Stat.
championship and the trophy donated by
the Forest and Stream. The Millers have
only " more engagements in the tour
nament and ii defeated cannot lose the
honors. The team has made q Remarkable
record. 1t has not met with q defeat, bur
mas had several close calls. One or tn,
most exciting was that of Tuesday, whel
they went to Newark and met the cracl
Our Own team. Thu Millers were a dog
en- points or more below their average
score and won by three points. The total
were: Miller. 1.168; Dur Own, ] ,165. TIL
yictors will 500 have a grand jubilee u
celebrate the victory.
Diamond Chips.
The team OF the State A. c. will opel
its season on Saturday of next week a
the Hatch avenue grounds with the team
sf the Rival B. B. G.
The New Jersey A CTS team played q
Eltzabethport yesterday and had q rat
ling game with the strong team Of tn
Y. NJ. G. L. A.. of the Central New Jer
lev League. The visiting team made on
.uns aud the home team 1ailsd to score