The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-22

1 Ia QOlu. LII the lrSlMIl6Y QGIenJet
out in the last three Innings with SIS
runs The second game was with t1s
Garneids and as seldom equalled in in
terest in contests between amateurs. FOL
seven innings neither team scored, thu
Garfields breaking the ice in the eighth
with one This was their only tally. 'Tht
score and Won out with a single in this
tenth. The scores of both games fol
FIRST GAME.
Basrtons. ~ 3 : ! 3 9 : 8 ! ! IL
SECOND GAME.
Garfield 20 Q . Q . . . / g
TIL Young Warrens won a ball yester.
gay q h from the Bay Ridges by hard hitting
safe up to that time. The score
Bay Ridges. - . . / q
winning battery-Nick Branio and J.
The Colts defeated the Bostons YES.
ierday, winning in the first two innings
IN which the Colts scored runs The
sessions only scoring was only lone in
tne NTH and sixth. The totals were:-
6osss.... ".v... ..-.....4 9 9 9 2 ! OIL
ooseons..-... =. 100 . 0 2 2 Or 4
The Rambler a. c. claim a forfeited
m, 49, wv . - 1lLhC.
Ihese teams were booked to play last
saturday and the St. Peters gave nc
notce OF having cancelled the game.
Handlers would like to arrange games
with Bramhalls, V~igilants, New Jersey
Car Spring and Rubber Company or other
teams II to 20 years, address D.. Kenering.
NO: IL West Fifty-first street, Bayonne.
The Lightning Bugs defeated the Young
RambIers yesterday by a score of 9 to O.
The Bugs are:-F. Price, catcher; w,
Piercy, pitcher; e. Boffery, first base; f.
Aughor, SECOND base; F. O'Connoll, third
base; A; Ham, short stop; w. Fletcher,
left field; A. Piercy, right field. All clubs
II years of age may address, D. Russell,
NO. "a Clendenny avenue.
Amateur Champfonships DECLARED on
The Metropolitan Association of the IA.
A. U. have been forced to declare its
wrestling championship and also its box
ing championship off for the current
year. The Horton law is very specific and
distinctly states hat an athletic club can
hold boxing tournaments if done within
the. requirements of the law. However,
there has been such a rumpus of late
that the captain of the police precinct
in which the Pastime A. C. is situated
sent for President John P. Boyle of the
2. A. c., and told him he had better not
give the boxing and wrestling champion
ships in his club and that if he did he
would arrest all the officers of the club,
the Championship Committee, the boxers
and wrestlers and every one that had
anything to do with the affair. President
Boyle at once brought the matter before
the Executive Committee and they
decided that as they had no desire to
spend a night in Jail, get in a whole lot
of ro,,IIo - -,oJ1 80 br;1 +t,a al,,t, az
d%isrepute by being classed with so called
professional atheletic clubs, clubs which
ave been masquerading under the name
of an athletic club when nothing else
han a boxing club, that they would aban-
don the championships. All the amateurs
who have trained hare for this event will
now have to go out of training. They will
not be given a chance this year to win
one of the championship medals. The
committee will return all entrance fees
paid in. If in the near future the officials
of the Metropolitan Association receive
any assurance from Mayor Strong, Chief
Cenlon or Commissioner Moss that they
will allow the amaters to box and wrestley
the PaStime A. C. may go ahead with the
tournament.
The Long Branch Bicycle Carnival
The bicycle fete to be given at Long
Branch on Saturday July II. promises to
transcend in beauty and novel features
any similar event in this country. The
parade in the afternoon will be much
larger than that of last year, and the il
Limitations at night will present a pic
ture of a veritable fairy nj
Thu road extending from Long Branch
to Pleasure Bay will be brilliantly lighted
with torches of varied colored fires, and
lanterns will be suspended from all the
trees, fences and houses.
The grounds at Pleasure Bay will be
brilliantly illuminated with thousands of
~incandescent electric lights of different
colors, a fine display of fireworks will be
given both on land and water, and there
will be lots of music for dancing.
The New York Firemen's Bicycle Club
will tax down with them a complete
working model of a steam fire engine
a regular fire drill.
Regimen eIaso Of the forP Mn Fl In sta atlsn A AT11ll Esiiy
give a complete drill on bicycles accord
ing to the latest army tactics. A drill
viii also be given by the bicycle corps of
tienal Guard. Many other interesting fea-
lures are being arranged for the affair.
AL III Rl0n0nln.
The individual all-around championship
meeting of the A. A. u. of the United
States which this year is to be held in
conjunction with the New Jersey A. c..
Fourth Of July carnival of sports, will be
unquestionably the finest contest of its
kind ever given. The entries are coming
in from all quarters, some rather I'M
expectedly. Ellery H. Clark, of Harvard,
]. H. Thomson, of Yale; White, of Cor
nell; Feldkamp, Larkin, Bloss and several
others Of the New York A. c.; John Cos
grove and VIM. P. Smith, of the New
Jersey A. c., and DR.. Mulligan, of the
Knickerbocker A. c. have already signi-
fed their intention of competing, in fact
with n exception they are all entered at
the present time. Besides the champion
ship event, the regular athletic events
open to all registered athletes for which
the New Jersey A. G. are noted. will
again be on the card. Entry blanks and
further information can be secured from
]. E Sullivan, No. 2H Broadway, New
York.
Boston A. A. TO Be sEReinstated.
President 3. &. Babb, of the New
England Association of the "A. A.kU. was
in New York city yesterday, and in con-