The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-15
DRAWING FOR THE BoNsPBIL.
Manner In winch the Kinks will BE
Paired.

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curling tournament which begins next
Monday night and continues for four
Gays in the Hoboken ice rink was held
We're all represented and the treasurer
for the continuance of the tourney from
day to day. The prominent business was
has replied they lave subscribed literally
the drawing for competition in the
tWenty-one Kinks entered. Some of the
clubs entered two and three Kinks n
the names of the skips was therefore
necessary The pairing of the clubs was
arranged in this or~der:-Thistle, New
York. Alexander Frazer, skip. vs.; John
David Fouls. skip, VS.. Wilkesbarre, j.
~. Graham skip; St Andrews, Frank
R afip: Em aKiR. y gjty Wi Asan mso A; p 2s !
vs.. St. andrews. John Leslie, SKIP;
Thistle, Thomas Watson, skip, vs.. Man
haitian, Thomas Wallace, skip; Manhat-
Q'Groat, George Dag. skip; Empire City.
Joe Cornell, skip, VS.. Yonkers, George
Calhoun, skip; Montreal No; 2 VS.. Long
Thistle. John Gray, Skip. vs.. St. An.
drew's. Thomas Nicholson skip; Thistle,
Robert Lander, skip. VS.. Long Island
James Waters, skip, vs.. Jersey City,
James Stevenson, skip; Long Island City,
David Wright. skip. vs.. Yonkens, Robert
Kellert, skip; Manhattan, Thomas Ford,
skip. vs.. C~aledonian, Daniel McKeenan,
skip; Montreal No. ] VS.. Jersey City, w.
p. Edwards, skip, st. Andrews. George
tahe : c drew a w Gge' a but WI WI ny AYE toJ to
clubs that may send in entries between
now and Monday, as the entry list is now
closed to all local clubs,
Games for Soldiers and Athletes.
The first annua games to be decided at
the Armory of the Fourth Regiment un-
letic Association, will be. second in interest
only to the big ball of g week ago. The
soldier boys have a model place for a
meeting of this kind, and the games would
not only be well patronized. but would
have an entry Of athletics, larger than n
other received for a similar meeting in
son for out of door sports. The commit
tee in charge. although new at the bust
ness, have gone about it at khe right way,
and the arrangement of the programme
Is such that will be sure to attract a great
many entries from prominent athletes as
all of the popular, distances are to be Civ
en-. The event will be held on Wednesday
development of many athletes from the
m fhare are many as sae Events IT for fne mem Be Of ta as
regiment only. All of the soldiers with
any athletic ability are training at the
ious companies for the championship will
These events for the members will be-
scratch: $50 yard run, scratch; tug of war.
weight, 700 pounds. and three legged race.
one-twelfth, Of q mile, scratch. Events
dash, handicap: half mile. rum. novice,
scratch; 9slne mile run. handicap: 300 yard
rnn, handicap; Sao yard hurdle, handicap;
run scratch. for schools of New Jersey,
New York and Brooklyn.
President Murphy appoints Conn
mittees.
The Lenox Athletic Club is prospecting,
and at each meeting new material is add
ed. The club has a good representation IN
s year q will be- ouitd lone . the me Ynee man az laat
has been placed in new. hands, and Presiv
dent P. H, Murphy sexpeetsfgoods work
INTERPRETATIONS Chairman; John
IL EorrigaE9 0 Dunno. James Eddy,
B GILLESPIE. Baseball2James F. Far
win rs Pollard, Daniel E. .Verhoeff. John
Keogon. Auditing-Henry Stelling, Chair
man: Fred Lake. Waller Williams. Walter
a.. Hanrahan. Chairman. John Sheehon.
Matt Wasilewski. William Dol and M. 4.
MorrisSey. observation-disclosures e.
Barnes, Chairman: BENJAMIN Barry, Fred
j. Cooper. Louis D. Pearl and Thomas
Dalton. House--Thomas ]. Cox. Char
man.; Thomas Reilly, Garrett Hadder,
John Waugh. George White.
Atlantic Baseball ASSN Meeting.
An important session of the Atlantic
held in the Fifth Avenue Hotel this af-
ternoon n evening. All of the a~ssocla-
ton magnates are in the city and it will
be decided whether or not the circuit
Will consist of six or eight clubs. 1t is
almost certain that Hartford will be ad-
mitted and possibly Troy and Albany.
The adoption of a schedule Will not be
made until after the National League
meeting. as dates tina will conflict with
those of the New York n at home win
not be arranged. An effort will be made
to have Jersey City on the road when
tine New Yorks are at home and the
team in this vicinity when New York IS
absent. 1T is also rumored that. the To-
cal ball tossers will! amuse the New
Workers at the Polo grounds during part.
Of the time the National League team is
on its western trip.
murphy Sfgnsa New Haven Contract
Tot Murphy. who created such a furore
as a short stop on the New York team.
has signed to play with Ted Sullivan's
New Haven club Of the Atlantic Asso-
citation. The little fellow is very popular
in the Elm City, for everybody knows
short stop in the business. Murphy viii
become a great favorBte in this city as
we'll as New Haven, for he had many
admirers here when he played with the
Giants.
HilisIdea Coming Events.
The hillside wheelmen OF the hin will
day, April s. During the evening there
will be q drawing for a high grade wheel,
in which all ticket purchasers will par
tfclpate. The members are greatly exer-
ciEed over the coming election to be held
on March 70. and the candidates are very