The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-02

ION; University Of Pennsylvania At Cam
Juns le-fiarvard vs.Princeton At Prince
ton.
June lz-Harvard VS.. Cornell at Cam
bridge.
June lsS-Yale Us. Princeton at New
York I'm ease OF a tiel.
June iS-fiarvaid VS.: Princeton at CAM
June 2o-cornell vs.. Harvard at New
York.
June % Harvard Us. University Of
Pennsylyania at Cambridge. Yale vs..
Baseball Pickups.
The MERGERS have -reorganized for the
season of 1896 with the following play
-ers:-salmon, Seward, Griffin, cunniff.
Cooley, Travers, Mauchet, Phin, Nc
Govern and Doris. They are uniformed
and would like TO book games with al,
clubs averaging eighteen years. Address
H. Mauchet, No. 81 Mercer street.
The Chestnut Jrs. have organized with
the following players:-N. Dunning, j..
Jones, A. Proud, T. Hillard. F.. McManna,
E. Smith, e. Murphy, p. Seaman and H..
Hardekopf. All teams uniformed or Un-
uniformed, averaging sixteen years, may
optain games by sending a postal to F..
McMann, captain, 451 Pavonia avenue.
The Paramount Al. c.. has organized a
baseball club for the coming season and
would be pleased to arrange games with
any club whose members are under
twenty-one years Of age. The players
are as follows:-Sherry, xSc.; Wilson, p;
Killeen. h.; Finley, %; Brennan, r.f.;
Horn, SIS; Berry, Sb; Nichols, If; Mean,
CT. Mr.. Thomas Bannon will manage
the team. Send all challenges to Mr.. F.
avenue.
The Rosedale Club would like to hear
from any club under thirteen years.
Write to Captain ] Hurst.
The Alva A. G. of Bayonne have again
made their appearance upon the diamond
with a much stronger team than last
years. They are open for all games with
teams averaging eighteen years. Adj
dress ]: H. Bowly, captain. No. AZ West
Forty-third street, Bayonne. 4
The Acorns have organized with the
following players:-R. Peckham, c.; KEEL
sey, p; ]. Milton, lib: M. Flaherty, 2b;
M. Carney. 3b; j. Smith, SIS; D. Green,
IT.; G. Jones, c.f.; j.. Lahey, RI: M.
can be addressed to the captain and
manager, A. Peekham, No. 215 Mont
gomery street. Members under sixteen
Years of age.
The Naples are ready to booksgames
for the coming season with all uniformed
teams averaging eighteen years. Students
or Phoenix preferred. Address James
Burke, No. 2SS Twelfth street.
The st. Aloysils baseball nine of Hobo
ken has reorganized for the coming sea-
son, and would like to hear from all
teams averaging sixteen years; friendly
games; uniformed teams. Address chal-
lenges to James Murphy, captain, No.
5l5 Grand street, Hoboken.
St. Budgets Lyceum will have a strong
representation this year on the diamond.
They have no end of material to select
from and the over abundance will be
used in filling out a second team which
no Tafffc1 a - inot tho caaat5 rofa
players of the city. T. p. Mcmahon will
nave charge of both mines and challenges
will reach him at the clubhouse on Mont
gomery street.
PavOnfas Name a Regatta Date.
The Pavonia Yacht Club has fixed the
date for the annual regatta which will be
sailed over the regular course on Monday.
10. There will be nine classes
four distinct courses this year. Distances
ten, eighteen, twenty and twenty-eight
miles. The regatta will be open to all
boats in the New York Racing Asso-
citation and handsome prizes will be
The club will nave their open
ing day as usual or May 80 at Com
as well a club regatta will be sailed on
Day for members boats. The
third race viii be on July A..
Tonightss Switchboard Match.
The first part of the shuffleboard match
for $50 between Samuel Mcpherson of
the Morrow Club of this city and Ed.
Cranberry Of the carberry Association
of Newark will b. played this evening
on the Carberry table in Newark. The
divided in halt. The second match will
be played in this city next Monday
night at the Morrow headquarters. Grove
and Mercer streets. A large delegation
OF the Morrows will go out to bet on
Mcpherson.
JUST A NEIGHB0RLY SPAT.