The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-28

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Miss Lena Kaiser, Miss ANNA CHASER.
Miss Anna Uldrich and Miss NAV III.
Kaiser.
Diamond chips.
The Excelsior Baseball Grub of Manhat-
tan College would Hike 10 hear from a few
teams. whose players average Is years
old. Address James Russell Nc. 81 East
116th street, New York city.
The Elfns would like TO hear from all
teams of players averaging II years old
for Sundays and holiday dates. uniform-
ed teams preferred. Address Henry R.
Pfosser, GuttenbuRg p. D.
The MERGERS, who claim to be the cham
Pion T-year-old players of Hudson Coun-
ty, N. j. are phiforyaed and would like
ing a suitable gusrantee, seton Hall pre-
ferred. Address Harry Maachet, Ne. 81
Mercer street, Jersey City.
sey City would like to hear from first
class out-of-tewn clUb offerihg a suit
able guarantee; within 200 miles Of New
morning and afternoon. and July 4. morn
ing and afternoon, open. Address P. J.
Holland nsha Ne; 1ls Erie street, Jersey City.
would like to hear from frst-clsss clubs
giving suitable guarantees. Address C.
Traeger, No. s7 Park avenue, Hoboken,
The Witoka Baseball Club would like
to arrange games with uniformed clubs
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Brooklyn.
Tonightss Scholastic Games.
Everything is in readiness for the big
interscholastic games to be given in
Madison Square Garden tonight by the
New Manhattan Athletic Club. The
Massachusetts team arrived yesterday af-
ternoon, and Mills and Dew competed at
the .Past1me games last night. The Har-
ward team arrived at six O'Clock last
night, and went directly to the New Man
haitian. where they Will be quartered dur
ing their visit here. Jim Lathrep is
with them, and reports every man able
to so a fast mile. Will Bryan will
come over from Philadelphia with the
ming team. This race is creating a great
amount of interest, for the starters will
comprise the pick Of the intercollegiate
mile runners, and will surely give a line
ships.
400 yard run, as young Herman, Of Phila-
delphia, is training under Bryan. and is
reported to have done So seconds on a
fourteen lap track last week. All the
schools are preparing to send big delega-
tons to boot for their particular favorftes.
and the usual excitement attendant upon
these games WIN be seen in full bloom.
Naval Militia Invited so Compste.
The, following Naval Militia organiza-
lions have been invited by the Harlem
Regatta Association to take part in tse
gutter race in the Harlem regatta on
New Jersey Naval Militia. Jersey CITY.
n. y; First Battalion, Pennsylvania Ma
val Reserve Philadelphta; Connecticut
Division Newport, r.. l., and First Bat
TALON Massachusetts Naval Militia, Bos-
Ion, Mass. The New York Naval Reserve
them themselves for training, so as to
give each crew an equal chance.
Strikes and Spares.
Smith and Douglas defeated Ellison
ana ahe r Van W as, last night IN a match on
sisted of best 6 In n games. The former
pair won six out Of seven games.
me prizes won in the tournament Of
be presented at the annual dinner to be
held April 10. On this occasion Mayor
Of r thes c alsd gol Tba t warm n nggrwnrlI VIII BE guests
by the Atalantas. Gelaen Rods and Rfy-
ersides, while the Individual prizes viii
Golden Rods and olazaaso of the Atalan-
tas.
Gaelic Football.
The William M. Barry Association WIN
nave a strong team in The field tomorrow
afternoon at ,rn at Ridgewood, where they are
thet M 1n.li9, g settle upon the team
championship of the Gaelic League. The
Barrys are I'M good condition, having
practiced considerably for the game which
VIII be the hardest played Of the season.
The Mitchells have always been the most
dangerous OF any of the rivals of the
Barry Club.
Jersey City HandbaD Club.
The meeting Of the Jersey City Handball
cub tomorrow will result In their accept
ance OF the challenge for a series Of
games for Sloe on behalf of Scott and
issued by McMahon and OsDonnell Of
Brooklyn several weeks ago. The club
will also decide upon q location for their
between the 5unior members VIII also be