The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-10

other open to horses of the 2:335 class. The
sport viii be lively and there Is promise
track.
Baseball Gossip.
Sundays game on the st. George
Cricket Grounds, between the Hobokens
and the Genuine Cuban Giants. is att
tracing lots of attention. 1t will lie the
second game of the series, and, ais Ho-
boken won the last. the colored players
Will make every effort to win this game.
Saturday afternoon there will be two
games on the new ground Of the Pacific
Athletic Club for the one admissions. The
first will begin at half past ono and
will be between the Lafayette Kings
Sons and the Mott Ravens. The Sec
ond game will at $3.50 and will
be between the Pacifcs and the Colored
Giants of Harlem.
The Johnstown Field Club will play
Brooklyn Field Club Sunday afternoon on
the Duncan avenue ground.
The Young Warrens were badly de-
feated recently by the Young Morris team
by a score of % to 4. The winning battery
was O'Neil and Dillon Losing battery,
Kennedy and Somers. The Morris team
made 20 hits and 8 errors, and the War
rens s hits and 6 errors.
The Orioles added to their laurels by
defeating the Victors Tuesday by a score
of q to 8. The Orioles made 16 hits and 2
errors; Victors, Z hits and 8 errors.
Oriole battery. Walton and Markeyi; Vic
tors, Young and Corbett.
The Staten Island Cricket and Base
Ban Club will visit the Orange Oval on
Saturday. for. a game with the strong
Orange Athletic Club cam. The friendly
rivalry between the teams viii insure a
spirited contest. Dissosway will pitch for
Staten Island, and he was one of the few
pitchers who defeated the Orange team
last year, a fine game is anticipated as
Orange does not intend to allow a repiti-
ton. The Orange team has been beaten
but once this year.
Notes of the WheeImen.
The wheel clubs will have short runs
to G%reenville tonight, to witness the
exhibition of fireworks. Among them
will be the Mantle, Catholic Club, Ajax
and Clip Wheelmen.
A meeting of the Associated Cycle
Clubs Of New Jersey will be held this
evening at the house of the ATLANTA
Wheelmen in Newark. The Clio Wheel
men, Catholic Club Cyclers, Jersey City
Club Wheelmen and Hudson County
Wheelmen have received notices and will
CAlo oClCSdlCS. All SlLOIL Will w 1lldAC
to devise a scheme for the advancement
of the organization.
Sunday morning A. W. Fuller of the
Crescent Wheel Club, will start from
the City Hall in New York on a ride to
Philadelphia, in an effort to lower the
existing record between the two cities.
He will have as pacemakers Won Rodek
and Brown on a tandem. They will pass
THROUGH +bic oi+x1 oha,.+ fo,,, osoio.1x -
will ride to Rutherford, New Brunswick,
through to Trenton and the Delaware
River towns. He will have lots ef pace
making before he reaches Philadelphia
from the Quaker City Wheelmen.
Howard M. Storer of the Hudson
Wheelmen will act as pacemaker on the
century run of the Bayonne Rowing AS
Soclat1on Cyelers, June 20, providing he
is fully recovered from his injuries re-
Nutley.
A meeting of the road officers of the
Hudson County Wfheelmen will De held
tomorrow evening.
Volunteers for q Beneft.
The benefit which is being arranged in
aid of the family of the late Peter Sherry
is attracting considerable attention
among the sports of this city. Over one
hundred letters have been received from
out of town people who want tickets or
are willing to do a turn to help ti1e good
cause along. The benefit. which will be
held on Monday evening at Schuetzen
Hall, No. BIG Third street, promise to
far surpass any event of its kind ever held
in this city.
Some of the talent who have volun-
teered their services are:-Eddie Cornell
vs.. Chas. Roden, Bobby Wilson VS.. Peck
Barry, Hugh O'Neil VS.. George Trainer,
Ale Wilson VS.. James Goode, James
Callihan VS.. Pardner, Frank Dovsvan VS..
Pardner, Larry Becker VS.. Jerry Hill, Tom
Gaffney VS.. Pardner, Emmons Frye VS..
Pardner, Porter VS.. Smith, Rabbit VS..
Doyle, in boxing bouts Schwalbach
and Cameron, MCGEE and Lynch, Owens
and DAILY in wrestling bouts; Fred Schim-
able and Dan Fitzgerald, club s~,wingers;
Willie Hardy, Tommy Flynn, Eddie Rod
gers and James Sheeran, in jig and reel
dancing; Denny Jones. the champion boy
buck dancer; Bob Mcdonald, comedian.
and a host of others. The show will
start promptly at eight P. M. After the
entertainment a reception will be held.
All ladies who attend will find much to in
terest and amuse them.