The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-04
AMATEUR CONTESTS.
Ball Games Arranged for the Near
Future.

FUturSa
The Old Age Social Club and the
Nicholas Borja Association will play a
game Labor Day in the Arlington oval.
Hayner and Chapman win be in the
points for the former n McGoldrick and
Fred Drienberg for Borja. A good game
The Arlington Athletic Gu will play
the Cuban Giants at International Park
on the morning of Labo Day. In the
aTteTnoon the Arlingtons will play the
games.
The Liberties beat the Young States
on the Lexington avenue ground after a
very exciting game in which the former
won out in the last inning. Piercy batted
IN great form and aided considerably in
the victory. The score:
1 Ne1ss''s States 1870 / : ! g 3 &GlSs
In the anne between the Dauntless and
Climax teams the former won in clever
style by a score of Is TO 0.
Hendersons won a fine victory Yesterday
IN a t~en-inning game from the Hudsons
on the Jersey avenue ground. after two
men were out, with timely hitting. Love
owed with a two-base hit, stole third and
scored on a single to right field by Ryan.
me latter was thrown out at second.
The Hudsons scored a run in their half of
Inc inning. The score was:-
Hudson ..........1 : . iISo 9G-lss
The PACIFIC Athletic Club will play the
Oak Athletic Club of Long Island to-
morrow on the Johnson avenue ground.
The Cuban Giants will make another
appearance on the st. George Cricket
Ground Sunday in a game with the Ho-
bokens. This will be the fourth Of a
series of best three in five. The Cubans
nave two games and the Hobokens one
to their credit.
tomorrow the ElkS will NAV fine T,aoc
on the Central ground.
In the game yesterday on the jersey
avenue ground the teams got into a dis
resulted in a fight between the Morning
sides n the Communipaws. In irving
to run home Catcher Boyle Of the Com
munipaws was upset by Jackson. who
declared safe by the umpire. The Morn
ingsides objected and in the wrangie
Boyle struck Jackson. and both teams
changed before the players were sepa-
rated. The score at the time of the In.
terruption was IL to 8 in favor Of the
A Genera Club Run.
The Jersey City Club Wheelmen pro-
pose holding a general club run on Sep
TEMPER 10. This has been gotten up for
the benefit of every member who rides
a wheel, and it is expected that every
rider will be in line on that date. The
arrangements are in the charge of VIII
lam r. Starret, d. H. Lockwood and I.
Schermerhorn. It will be so arranged
that the old and young, fast and slow can
compete. By the time of day selected all
VII be home from summer vacations.
me place selected for the run is New
Dorp, Staten Island, over a fine series
of roads. A good dinner will be one of
the features after reaching there. There
are not known to the committee. conse-
quently these will be reached through
a circular b expense attached to the
run viii be $l5o, and the result viii be
a pleasant afternoons outing. Good fel-
lowship will have been established among
the members and new friendships formed
among the many who are strangers now.
as an outing such as is proposed viii
bring them all together
Sport for Trap shooters.
The Kearny Club will have a tourna-.
ment tomorrow on the club grounds.
which will be of interest to the sports
men in that end of the county. MANY
events are on the programme, one Of
which will be a special match between
John Sheppard and Henry Willoughby-Sr
contest will be for SIS at twentv-axe
YARDS. Another prominent event viii be
a race at fifteen birds, in which Al. Cot.
rocks will be used for this match. bofh
men agreeing to use single barrel, and
70 mold the gun below the elbow. This
contest will be. for 800. There will be
other matches between members. and 4
number of sweepstakes open to ali sr1orts-
men. All trap shooters of this city are
invited to compete.
Paiisade Ganoisfs' Regatta.
The second annual regatta Of the Pals
ade Canoe Club will be held at their boat
house, foot of Noble street, Greenville.
on Labor Day. The programme com
sists Of canoe sailing. canoe padding.
canoe padding tandem. canoe yahi, hur-
ry seurry and war canoe races. Al re-
ception viii follow. The COMMITTEE
Which has the affair in charge IS com
prised Of Messrs. J. Boshen, j. Davis and
Louis Held. -
season to Open at Pohlmann,s.
The Bowling season viii be opened on
Pohimann's alleys Friday night by the
Excelsior Bowling Club. A social session
VIII pc held at which an entertainmant
Will pc given and refreshments served.
gn segssInper = the Pioneer Bowling
and from then on the af1sYa Td3l ~ 6cs