The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-27

In the bowling tournament in connec
s sen witn the eor festival gr the HobokeT
~schuetzen Park. James Ludlow Won thu
nrst prize with a score of 10 out of {
ss o5nm 50. . The next highest Were j
a. Sse'aalh Ernn ass :. S g. .; Il. Krause
John Pope. &C; H. Schmidt, 63.
me Lady Ogden Bowling Club wound
MAINS alleys with prize bowling. dancine
ana a luncheon. A number of guests were
on hand and all had a merry time. Thee
S SO ana the prizes were:-Mrs. Mutsch.
liner goods; Mrs. Lyons 1913, ladder chair
Mrs. Michel, III. moquette rug: Mrs III
sers. rs, rug. Mrs. Baden. LID. hammock;
bisque figure; Mrs. Blanken. * n roE !,
e a. Mrs; ~Scnlppinger, 80, clothes hamp-
e. & Mrs, kohken. 70. bisque figure; Mrs.
snac;a Y 70, bisque ornament. A
Speelai prize, a half dozen fine towels
Mrs. Lohsen. was WON py
The Owl Bowling Club closed their 500
Hill. iraas aiey IN Union
The N. :. A.. g. programmes.
me monster athletic carnival of the
~ Jersey Athletic Club. which will be
neld on Monday. at the Bergen point
0vdi' IS attracting the attention of all
oss u OUTDOOR sports, and a large
s,o"u VIII surely be on hand to watch
.ae champions try for new records. There
are several special events on the pro-
siahime. Among them are the half mile
iace we L. b. Burke of Boston. the
quarter mile champion, and Gabe Hol-
lander, the 600 yard champion. Both men
VIII pc tit to run for their lives. and Il
VIII DC sure to be a great race from the
.faeh o.9ne pistol. John Flanagan. Ire
lano,s champion hammer thrower holder
OF all the worlds records at this game
VIII make his first appearance on Ameri-
can SOIL IN a match with Jim Mitcbeu
the american champion, and Charles
OF Yale, the interscholastic
champlon. II all the reports that have
come ssom F~lanagan's training quarters
are true he will not only win but will
break all existing records. Mitchell has
been in training for this event for the
past two months, and if he is beaten Il
VIII not be for the want of condition. r
j. Wefers, the greatest Splinter of tba
age and holder of the 100, 220 and 900 ward
records. will run a special 300 yard race
against time. He is in fine fettIe and
will no doubt create a new mark for
the distance. Ernie Hjertberg the
champion one and three miller. will meet
all corners in a special one mile race.
Besides the above events, there will be a
team relay race for the championships of
Hudson county. This will bring ont
those old rivals, the Catholic Club and
the Lafayette Kings Sons. These teams
r G1,l a great race last year, the Catholic
Gun winning by a small margin. The
Kings Sons expect to turn the tables his
year and bring home the prizes. There
=, VIII also be exciting bicycle races, run
ming and WALKING contrasts w. 49,.
open at one p. NJ. with a football match
between the C~entrevilles and the Brook
iya Mlla game bet aRd viii The el0se with / 2
and the Aivas of New York.
Ring Notes.
On Saturday Larry Becker of Bavonne
will engage in another ten round battle
before one of the New York clubs.
The x show at the Broadway A. G.
will be on June 4.
Last night Kid" Mccoy gave a Won
derful exhibition of cleverness in his
battle with Dick O'Brien before tha
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