The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-27
ATHLETIC ARENA.
Two of the Scots VIII Spar in
Specials at HobOken.

specials at HODOkens
Neil Smith of the Scots has entered into a
contract with Tommy Furey of Hoboken to
go on in a special at los lbs. Ed. Connell of
the Scots will face Jack McCurden of Hobo
ken. who is known as the .sHoboken Spider"
They will train down to 40 lbs. The specials
will take place in Hoboken on Saturday,
March 10.
The Scottish American A. c.. will nave a
boxing tournament at Woods Hall early in
April. The date will be fixed tonight by the
committee, who do not want to clash with the
dates of the Metropolitan Association of the
"A. A. U. The Scots had selected their
dates for April 5 and 10 because the Metro
politan Association had made its arrange
ments for later in the month. The Metro
pelican Association changed its programme,
and its dates confiicted with those of the
Scots, who were forced to alter their pro-
gramme.- The Scots will have competitions
In four classes, 10, 120, $50 and 15S pounds.
Enterprise BowIers.
The Enterprise Club bowled last night at
the Klikow alleys. The score of the final
game of the series between teams was
Williams, 14S: Duff. 1889: Adamwaite, 143;
Scott. 1877; Nelson, 80. Total, 997.
Team No. 2-Binns, 153: Lane. 142; Baut-
Ter. I42. Kelly. l34: Hardekopf, $50; Wal
tiers, 147; Baker, 142. Total, LOO
Pleasures at In Pins.
The Pleasure Club had its weekly meeting
last night at Wersebe's alleys, and had a
lively bout in the final game of the series be-
tween teams. Birds team won by 10 pins.
The score:-
Team No. 1-Bayley, 145; Flugge, 1876;
Tasch. 1872: Bird, 11S. Total, SIS.
Team No. 2Hoyt, 1877; Sizzling, 1872; Rose,
139; Kost, 1877. Total, 565.
Strikes. Spares and Breaks.
The teams of the Monday Night division
of the Jersey City A. C. and the Catholic
Club will DOW, another game in their series
tomorrow night On the Catholic Clubs al
leys.
The teams of the Puritan A. c. and Pin
knights will bowl on Thursday night at
In the New Jersey Bowling Associations
games, at the Assembly Rooms, Hoboken,
tonight, the contestants will be the teams of
the Pioneer, Acme and Spartan Clubs.
The Castle Point Cyclers will bowl in a
Wheelmen's League game, tonight, on the
ATLANTA Wheelmen's alleys at Newark.
The Columbia Club Of Hoboken will send
its team, tonight, to Elizabeth 70 bowl an
association game against the Newark Bay
Boat Clubs talent. =,
have the final game of theirlseries tonight at
Miller's Klikow alleys.
The much-talked-of contest between the
star bowlers of the American National tour
nament and the local section of the American
Amateur Bowling Union, for the benefit OF
the Door of New York city, will be rolled at
the Germania Assembly Rooms alleys, No.
291 and 1913 Bowery, tonight.
With the exception of" two postponed
Games between the North End Club and
Orange Athletic Club teams, the series of the
Athletic Bowling League are concluded for
won by the Montclair Club and Roseville
Athletic Association teams in the order
named. The averages made by the five lead
ing bowlers are as follows-Van Ness OF the
Roseville Athletic Association, 172; Cow
nerthwait, New York Athletic Club, III;
Ejute. New York Athletic Club, 40; Shaw,
New York Athletic Club, 169, and Thomp-
son Montclair Club, 1G8. The three highest
received trophies.
Yachting Notes.
The Jersey City Yacht Club will hold its
s,nua1 meeting on Thursday night at Clinton
hall.
A. Hansen, foot of Fourteenth street,
uoboten. has completed the repairs to the
Tane cats Oriole and Falcon that went ashore
;s the Atlantic Highlands last summer. Ihey
now GOOD as new, Mr.. Hansen having
g;van the lob much attention. The same
Su;ldar has contracted to alter the steam
gacbf, Iroouois by l~engthening and giving her
. nav stern. He has also just completed
design for q Cape Coo cat, 70 feet on the