The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-03

exciting match game between teams OF
three. The score:-
Team No. Earle, III; Gallery, 14li
Boyd, 121. Total. 433.
Team No. 2-Heintze, 1871; Burke, 1872;
Quinn, 1l6. Total, 429.
VIII Bowl at P~Iafnfield.
A lively time is anticipated at Plainfield
tonight. The Plaintield Club will be pre-
sented with the prize it won in the Diocesan
| Leagues bowling tourney. All the organi-
cations in the league win be represented. as
the Plainfield boys have arranged to enter
tain q large number Of friends. A feature
of the meeting will be the final game be-
tween the Plainfields and the Catholic CLUB
team of this city. The Jersey City delega-
| ton will leave the foot of Liberty street,
New York, at tbs, and expect to take out a
| big crowd, despite the fact that q progress
sive euchre party is to be held at the Catho-
lie Club tonight, and many OF the bowlers
are expert euchre players.
Gaelic Football.
A Gaelic football club was organized on
Tuesday night. The name selected is the
Jersey City Rangers. The meeting was held
at No. ZIG Newark avenue. Thirty mem
bers were enrolled. The following officers
were elected:-President, j. Malvey; Vice
President, P. Connors; Recording Secretary,
D. j. Donnelly; Corresponding Secretary,
M. j. Shea; Treasurer, z. Lowe; Captain,
| B. Reilly. Communications may be sent to
the Captain at No. 226 Bay street.
A game of football, under Gaelic rules,
will be played at Ridgewood on Sunday
| afternoon between the Kerry Royers of New
| York and Mitchells of Brooklyn.
The champions of 1892, tthe Kickhams)
and the Innisfails will meet on Sunday, May
10. These clubs will join the new Central
Council of Gaelic Clubs about to be or
ganized.
Must Whip Cooney.
Ever since 'sEddie'' Loeber defeated George
Siddons so easily at the Grand Central Pal
ace he has been trying to arrange a match
with George Dixon or young Critic. He has
already fought a draw with Dixon. Loeber's
overtures for q match were unsuccessful I'M
til Yesterday, when he secured an interview
with Bert Fitzgerald, the manager of Griffo.
When the conference ended Fitzgerald an
nounced that the Brooklynite n the Aus
tralian had been matched. There is q con-
dition, however, and that is that Loeber
must defeat Mike Cooney, with whom he has
to box six rounds at the Coleman Athletic
Clubs boxing tournament in Lenox Lyceum
on Saturday night. Cooney is a a man
to beat.
Playing For a Cue
The pool tournament at Taylor's Hotel, at
tracted a big and enthusiastic audience last
night. Seven games were played. The re-
Suits
First game-J. H. Clark, IS and J. Peril
Second game-J. Perlmutter, a5; and
Roblee, Is.
Third game-Roblee, 25; and Clark, 6.
Fourth g~ame-Clark, 25; and Cummings, 9.
Fifth game-Perlmutter, rs; and Clark, II.
Sixth game-Roblee, %; and Cummings,
81.
Seventh game-J. Perlmutter, 25; H.
Perlmutter, Is.
Cayanagh Caught Two.
Three series of games in the Catholic
Clubs team bowling tournament were rolled
last night. Cavanagh was in fine fettle. His
mate. P~alladeau, was absent, but with the
allowance of 125 for the absentee, Cavanagh
succeeded in winning two victories. he
added enough to his allowance to defeat
Sullivan and Moersdorf. The vanquished
team succumbed to Prior and Burns, and the
| final game was between the victors. Cav
| anagh had a hard battle. In the last game
he rolled 1872. and with the allowance had a
| total of 3,0O1. Burns made 1852, but Prior
fell Below his average, and his team was
beaten by thirteen pins.
Miller NIarksmen.
l ( 4uo III 4ktlO S1uO a 1S clb
meeting and medal shoot last night. Captain
Richard w. Dewey was present. The meet
ing was well attended. The committee re-
| ported that arrangements had been COM
pleted for the annual shooting festival at
| Schuetzen Park. The event will take place
next Monday, May Z. They predict it would
be q success if the weather is favorable. The
| scores of the shoot were:-
Fischer, PA; Schmidt, 240; Meyns, 238;
Miller, 235; Zoch, 234; viii, 22S; Dewey,
| 225; Scott, 22l; Vanderheyden, 220.
Pavonia,s Birthday.
The Pavonia Yacht Club will have a big
time,on Sunday, May 10, at its club house,
foot of Jersey avenue. The club will cele-
brate its t~wenty-ffth birthday, and the
| committee has made arrangements to ac-
commodate a large number of members and
guests. A planked shad dinner will be a
/ feature of the festivities.
Will Have a Road Race.
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