The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-10
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PAWS, To-: Ogden, III; Chamberlain, 40;
Palma cIpb1LGaiisgher. 1856; Harrison risssi
Be Shown hanF Is: Vi valf ssai' a.. II Tot Man i.sss.. lss;
The Columbia Club divided the. honors
urban League last night on the Column
6ia Club alleys. The home team gave
a poor eNhiD dFfRsr Tie GA sfRre;-
Columbia Club-Crane. III; Kimball, 14s,
IS ham l 7o$ Garland, 1873; Walsche d.
Roseville A. A.-Ketcham. 1853; Preston.
rs; Bq eas 1872; ouimby. 1856; Lines. 1af.
SECOND GAME.
Columbia Club-Crane. 147; Kimball
l4S, ketcham; LAG; Garland, 152; Wal
sebeid. Isl Total. 754
1sS; Budd, 1S4; Quimby, 40; Lines. 1863.
News of the Pugilfsts.
Matchmaker Kennedy has arranged a
line attraction for the boxing exhibition
to be given by the Empire Athletic Club
at Maspeth. L. l., January 20, which in
interest is second only in interest to the
big fight at New Mexico next month.
The principals will be, Joe Choynski and
at catch weights and the men are get
ting in good condition. 1t will be the
most memorable battle ever decided here
" AOohJ SAt "A preliminary
has been arranged between John Cor
G man OF df t Rrogk, Island ha City and John
are being made in Chicago.
Jimmy Handler has started in training
at Newark for his %six-round bout with
airy %.
stanton Abbott and Al o'Brien of
and already down to weight for their
limited round contest which will be de-
cided in an athletic club at South Beth
pounds.
A six-round contest has been arranged
between Charley Johnson, the Mime
Saledonian Club in Philadelphia, next
Professor Johnny Clark, manager for
Charley McKeever of Philadelphia, will
be rendered a testimonial in the Non
Monday evening, January 20. An effort
is being made to secure Walter Campbell
to wind up with Clark in a four-round
Tommy West, who is matched to box
Kid. Mccoy in the New Manhattan
sporting man in Boston that if he de-
feats Mccoy he will be matched to fight
Dick O'Brien before one of the athletic
III iOdld Wi
test for a good-sized purse.
lack Burge Of Mount Vernon, y. 2,
,who is to meet Eddie Bricker Of BROOK
Williamsburg, on January II, has fought
Muaoon's Piekaninng when the latter
Macy Mas = H nfesfh e "dra W. on has two als oecd a9Hght
VS. ns' KID p &sPq4s sSEss a'' sa { a,a "a
Burge can do much less.
Walter Kelly, who has been engaged
lssaf a'p bs,tR Rss a Eddiss co z eftseo Of NeM
Brunswick and Jimmy Dime of Amster-
dam, N. Y, to be decided in the club
for q purse Of $3.50 With two-ounee gloves,
Viii be : sis-round Bout bstwsssn Billy
local boxer of Cleveland. at 14 pounds.
The Jersey Team Complete.
Manager P. j. Holland of the Jersey
City Club is probably the first in this
vicinity to complete the makeup of his
team for the coming season. He has
done some good hustling and secured
strong material. J. j.. DAILY, the cap
League; He viii play FIRST base. The
er; Aubrey and Metzner, pitchers; B.
Welsh, second base; P. Mannion,, right
I {zam h # = ~ 8. e JILL So ri I iIks g g s Ssss
York as soon as possible so as to COM
plete their schedule. Address p. j. Hol-
la Pat 20 Fpow us Erie Of t Ytree sjtv. president 81
the batting T fielding ayersssss for
l Miths season Until o Febr they WIN = IRS reb1 i Sob be
Gsssas an s9s draft i'pp players es ua Fl F Nssl1sna1
t that aha time 5ee night agSfag result It In several o eiabs
IN the Eastern League losing ONE of
their crack players.
Ext Pinochie Playing.
S The pinochle games at the Catholic
Club last night in the Diocesan Union
tournament between Edward Hogan and
Thomas P. Waldron of the Catholic Club,
II fsews Neu Of st James Lyceam.
to the, members who watched the play
very closely. Luck was with the local
team; and they won the first. third and
and had they had the lead in the last hand
in place OF Hogan. they would have tied
win, which Hogan secured by leading the
ace of diamonds. The windup was very
exciting.
Pool Playing Extraordinary.
Master Tommy Hughes. a boy of twelve
years., from Harrison, will be present at
the pool match at Taylor's Hotel tonight.
This little gentleman is a marvel with
MS cue and promises to .outvie big people
head. There will also be a match be-
tween. Michael Dolan of this city and
Daniel Delaney of Bayonne, for New
prietor Reeds adds as an additional at
traction Prof. O'Toole, who will give an
exhibition OF wonderful shots made with