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

Westevelt pitched for U. j. A. c.. The
athletes made 6 hits and l error, and the
Y. NJ. c. l., A. had 8 hits and 2 errors.
Stevens Institute team met the Rutgers
at New Brunswick yesterday. The
Hoboken boys won. The score was 2 to 1.
Lafayette defeated Lehigh, Is to 3
The Giants were whipped again. Rusle
was in the box and sent seven men 10
first on balls.
Mike Herman, formerly of the Jersey
City team made two of the four hits for
New York yesterday.
The score of the League games:-St.
Louis, 5; New York, 8. Brooklyn. 3; GIN
%cinnati, 2. Philadelphia, IL; P~ittsburg.
5. Boston, 4; Louisville, 8. Chicago, o.:
Baltimore, A.. Washington, 3; Cleveland, l.
Wesleyan drew a blank at Princeton
yesterday while Princeton scored runs.
Cornell was shut out ut Cambridge
yesterday by Harvard. The score was 3
TO 0.
Hanlon of the Pittsburg team will
probably be signed as manager OF Tue
Baltimore club. !.
New York is in eighth place with g
victories and seven defeats.
Baltimore excelled at the bat and In the
field yesterday but was beaten. Balti-
more has won only n game and lost
fifteen.
Keenan, of the Cable A. c.. pitched for
Crescents yesterday and gave the staten
Island A. C's nine only four hits. Inc
Crescents won 8 to l.
The Gables were defeated by the Green
woods by a score of 10 to 8. Welsh was
in the box for the Cables for six innings.
keenan, went into in the last three innings
and the G~reenwoods failed to make a
safe hit.
The Gables and Greenwoods play on the
Seventeenth street grounds next Sunday
,4rnIpr ~ fha oftnrnnnn Tha Gables
meet the Nassau's at Brooklyn.
Football.
The Shamrocks and Barrys will play for
the championship of hudson County.
The contest will take place at Ridgewood
next Sunday afternoon. The Shamrock's
nell, O'Brien, PIT. Furey. Barrett, Mead.
j. Furey, Regain, Woods. Dorgan, Wolff.
Lynch, Culbert n Curry.
The Shamrocks will meet on Saturday
might.
The Central Council of the Gaelic
League will meet on Saturday night at
No. 2S North Moore street, New York city,
Charges will be heard against Foy of the
Barrys, formerly Of the Kickhams. and
Mckinley Of the Rangers. II is charged
that Foy was an Association player with
in a year from the time he played n Gaelic
game. He was Que of the team that Won
the championship for the Klckhams.
Athletic Arena.
The sylvia A. C. will give an exhibition
tomorrow night at its rooms in Kessler
Hall.
The Cable A. c. will meet tonight to
make arrangements for the club picnic.
The gymnasium class of the Newark
Y. M. G.. A. gave an interesting EXHIBIT
| ton Mt the gymnasium of the Jersey City
Y. M. G. A. The class is composed OF
| twenty we'll trained young men. A pretty
feature of the exhibition was the drill. A
large audience was present.
The Garfield Athletic club met last
evening at It's rooms or Linden avenue,
| and elected five new members. The cross
| country team will hold its first practice
run tomorrow evening.
Rockets and Caroms.
The proposed team pool championship
| contests between the Jersey City A. q.
and Palma clubs is off. The athletic
| club issued the challenge and has selected
its team. Palma's pool experts are not
inclined to play as two of the best players
in the club cannot compete as business
engagements will compel them to leave
the city. The match may take place
early next season.
Pinpool is a favorite pastime now at the
Nothing out of the ordinary has &C.
casioned recently In the billiard room OF
the Palma's.
Turf Tips.
Longstreet will probably go to the post
| as the favorite.
1t is feared Loantaka is breaking down.