The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-24
Mesropolitan 0rfckeI Nchednle.

ropolitan District Cricket League was
drawn up last night at a meeting of the
Executive Committee. at DR.. Savage's
Physical Development Institute. The
Brooklyn G.. C.. sent a letter, which was
taken by the meeting as a resignation,
and the same was accepted. The newly
elected Crescent A. C. was not represent
&c, but IFS matches were arranged with
the understanding that If they conflicted
WITH :, other fixtures they could be chang
co, The following is the schedule
May l6-Manhattan VS.. Crescent A. c.,
at Prospect Park.
June ~ls-Manhattan vs.. Crescent A. c.,
at Prospect Park; Staten Island VS.. Cres-
cent A. G.. at Livingston; New Jersey
June 2e-Manhattan vs.. New Jersey A.
Crescent A. C., at Central Park.
June 27-Staten Island VS.. Manhattan,
at Livingston; New jersey. A. c. VS..
crescent A. c., at Bergen Point.
July 11-New Jersey A. C. VS.. Staten
Island. at Bergen Point: Manhattan vs..
New YORK, at Prospect Park.
at Bay Ridge.
July 25-Crescent A. c. VS.. New York,
August Tstaten Island VS.. New York.
at Livingston; Crescent A. C.. VS.. New
Jersey A. ca at Bay Ridge.
August 8Manhattan vs.. Staten Island,
at Prospect Park; New Jersey A. C.. VS..
New York. at Bergen Point.
August 15-Staten Island VS.. New Jer-
sey Al G. at livingston: Manhattan VS..
New York. at Prospect Park.
August 22-New Jersey A. G. VS.. Man
haitian, at Bergen Point; Crescent A. c.
VS.; Staten Island, at Bay Ridge;
August 29-Staten Island VS.. New York,
at Livingston.
Officials for the Scholastic Games.
The New Manhattan IA. c.. has secured
a competent list of officials for the
handling of the inter-scholastic games in
Madison Square Garden on Saturday
y. Z. 4. e.; inspectors@jjames 3. G BOYD,
Charles 4. o'connor, \. M. 4. e ard ).
A.. and Evert j. Wendell, J.. l 4. &; s field
Zen Zen Ward s. Y. s 5 6 s s; A " v, Bal.
i. syme, N. NJ. 4. q; e sN q. M oea 4.
De Young, n. NJ. A. q: w. H. Fearing,
II. Col. and G. NJ; carbonelI, n. M. A.
Fred fl ms WOOD. Il b. A as Il. & = G. 3. H 4: IS;
r. De Groot, 3. A. A.; Judge Of walking,
Clerks eaai Of A coupae, .iahrsF i. 4 Norton a s seVenhi
Regiment A. A., and M. Stern, B. A. A.:
assistant clerk, James J. Frawley, N. NJ.
A. c.; scorer, Edward C. Carter, N. Y.
A. c.; marshal, Arthur O'Shea, N. NJ. A..
c.; announcer, John G. Hart, N. M. A.
c.; official reporter. Hugh s. Quinn.
Strikes and Spares.
Tonight in the Individual tournament
in New York E. Barnes of the New Jer-
sey Athletic Club and J.. Leuly of the
Columbia Club of Hoboken will compete
against Sauer of New York.
Sam Coffman of the Doolittle Gu will
roll his first series of games in Paterson
tonight with Taylor of the Tourist Cy-
clers for $50. The contest will be best
six in eleven games. The local champion
will be accompanied by a large crowd Of
enthusiastic rooters. and if the Paterson
bowler wins he will have a hard road to
travel.
A series of best six in eleven games
will be rolled Friday night on the Clinton
Hall alleys for S25 between George Smith
and John Rennie on one side and George
Ellison and Joe Van Wort on the other.
New Jersey Ihterscholastfc Games
The Interseholastic Athletic Association
of New Jersey, of which George P. Smith
is president. has arranged for a State
meet, to be held on the grounds of the
New Jersey Athletic Club at Bergen
Point on Saturday. jun 6. The events
ave been arranged as follows-100-yard
dash, 100-yard dash for boys under Is
years, 220-yard dash, N440-yard dash, one
mile run, 220-yard hurdle 2 feet 6 inch:
one-mile walk. high jump. running broad
jump, pole vault, putting shot, twelve
poundsS a.sl throwing hammer, twelve
pounds. and one-mile bicycle race.
LIE Roy Wherlme ems Century Run
The lie Roy Wheelmen are in a very
prosperous condition and only awaiting
the arrival of good weather tn begin an