The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-26

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The game yesterday on the Central
grounds between the Frank Boquei AS
ISOLATION and the Goth Century Club was
very one sided and ended in a large
margin for the 10th Centuries. The match
was played for a wager of SIS and at
tracted much attention In Greenville
where the players are best known. Each
organization filled in with the very best
material that could be obtained. The
Centuries presented Joe Hardy in the box
who was said to lave a notable record as
a twirler, but this was exploded by
Boquels at once. They batted him for a
total Of seven runs aided by several bases
on balls. which gave them the lead. The
Centuries made a change in the second,
L. Erhardt going in the box and there
after the Boqueis were in trouble. They
were unable to get a hit and were shut
out in every inning after the first. The
Century Club used the stick to good
advantage and pounded the ball hard,
scoring II runs to Z for the Boquels. After
the game refreshments were partaken of
and the rest of the day was spent in
merry mdhlIE- IldyeFS W6IG.-
10th Century Club-Wall, S.; Jasper, c.
+; Erhardt,T Ri Prior, : Il Hardy az q ab.;
G.. Erhardt, Id.
f.; Golfer, r. f.; Toomey, p; Slavin, l. f.;
McCarty r. f.; steck, 1b.; Morgan, 3D.;
Boquel, 2b.
The West New York Field Club was
defeated yesterday in an exciting game
by the x Cuban Giants. 1t was one of
the best contested matches of the season
in North Hudson. The errors were few
and the victory g ! was attained tanned by a clever
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Batteries-Carsey and Lamar; Solder
Washington Seessl Clubs Outing.
Yesterday the Washington Social Club
of the Heights held its annual outing at
Whitestone. The organization sold a
large number of tickets and a party of
three hundred crowded the steamer
Blackbird on its trip up the Sound. The
event was marked by an interesting
series of athletic sports In which some
good work was performed. The biggest
part Of the day was spent in this and it
was late when the return trip was begun.
The principal features of the outing were:
rs yard dash-Won by John Mentally,
Kenneth Robertson second, Leopold
Thiele third. Time, 10 SIS seconds.
rs yard dash, for boys-Won by Max
Sanger, Adoiph Siegfriet second. Adotph
| Thiele third. Time, Is AS seconds.
22O yard dash-Won by Leopold Thiele.
John Deyer second. George Ross third.
Time. 80 seconds.
John Mentally second, Frank Burkhart
third.
Sproul second, with 16 feet 8k inches;
Frank Brill third, with 1e feet s inches.
Standing broad e jump1Won ey A Arthur
Bonnie second, with 10 feet 81 inches; An
drew Allen third, with 10 feet 6s inches.
pa p0tatp Mras ss, s tor spy sscog9 a ~ f P1isippe
third. Time, / minute s seconds.
One mile run-Won by. Joseph Childs,
Kenneth KEN 4, ReDe Z tsIn. second 2 & Henry enagnS WILSON
Jacob Truman second, Andrew Allen
'h W~h1eeI ialrs; : 1 race, for soysmTon by
kramer third. Time. 5 minutes.
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One mile bicycle race-Won BY Charles
third. Time, l minutes isS seconds.
Three-legged race-Won by Leopold
Thiele and George Rpos, Arthur Simons
and Henry Wilson second, Frank Brill
and Max Wenk third. Time. rs seconds.
Tug of war-Won by Max Wenk,
anchor; John McNal1y, John Roesel,. VIM.
Meyer and Henry Wilson. Won by 8
feet Time, 3 minutes.
Prize bowlfng-Won by Leopold Thiele,
Frank Burkhart second Kenneth Robert
son taiFds
Interesf In the Ladies' Day Carnival
81 An unusual amount of interest Is being
taken mi the First Annual Ladies' Day of
the New Jersey A. c., which will a
place on the club grounds the afternoon
of the 10Th inst. The dual meet between
the KnicKerbocker A. G. and the New
Jersey A.AC., Of course, IS the main fea-
ture, and no small amount Of preparation
has been made among the athletes. Each
club has been holding weekly members
games, and il is safe to say the boys will
all be in the finest possible condition for
the battle. There will be exhibitions DUR
ing the Afternoon BY Messrs. Kinney,
Keown and salmon Of Roman Ladders;
pyramids, BY Messrs. Neuss, Curtain.
Whitman, Fitzgerald Renss, Salmon,
Bouie and Thomas; fencing by job Al
1aire and Fred NolL n wrestling by
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