The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-27

fence and was easily beaten by MacLel-
Ian. Cordes improved in his rolling and
made quick work of the second series.
beating Rehm in the same manner by
was nothing for Rehm except to follow
up the hand by making It an even thing
all around. which he did quite snccess-
fully, beating Mcclellan in the final heat.
FIRST sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
Cordes ......lS 36 s. q q ~ los lS6 l5s lt6
Strikes-Cordes. 2; MaoLellan, a. Spares
SECOND GAME.
eordss g 3 4 4 g $ u e = So g 10 10 IL IL i lss e e
Strikes-Cordes, 2; MacLellan, .. Spares
-Cordes. 3; Mcclellan, 5.
THIRD GAME.
CordeS 20 40 IS 81 Sc 1Q5 125 IA 1913 Ill
Mcclellan 20 40 60 70 80 11S 1871 147 I67 1856
Strikes-Cordes. 2; Mcclellan, 8. Spares
--Cordes. 6; Mcclellan. I.
Average per game-Cordes, 1854: MacLel-
Ian, ISL. umpire-J- II. Glostein. Scorer
SECOND sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
Rehm ....I &c g Y y g los ~ ls6 lSs 1s3
Strikes-Rehm. l: Cordes, ). Spares
Rehm, s.; Cordes, 3.
Cordes !, ........2 20 IS AZ 66 So 10 1870 $50 40
s~trikes-Rehm, i Cordes, 2. Spares
lf1lhD IA H.
Rehm 4. 8 rs 46 65 IS 80 10l 1Gs 127 145
Cordes !. % AZ Sc Sc rs 1s5 155 1888 23 221
Strikes-Rehm, 0; cordes, I. Spares
Rehm. 6; Cordes. 2.
Cordes, 1872. Umpire-G. Green. Scorer
Third sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
Mcclellan i. ..l9 2S 81 81 y IS los 125 145 164
Rehm =. ....2 20 49 s. So lO7 12S AS l65 lS4 1888
Strikes-MacLellan. 2; Rehm, A. Spares
Mcclellan. s.; Rehm,
SECOND GAME.
Rehm !. 70 q 43 49 81 81 log 115 1873 100
Strikes-MacLellan, 4; Rehm, !. Spares
Mcclellan. z; Rehm s
Rehm Is q Al Is IS rs 135 154 liz ISL
Standardization, /; Eehn. 8. Spares
-MaeLellsnRa G :; Rehm; Assn s,
Mcclellan !. - % 40 50 50 10s 124 1872 i40 l49
Rehm :. .....S q q G2 z so SO lis IsS 156
Strikes.-MacLeLlan. ?; Rehm. l. Spares
average per Standardization, 1856:
Rehm. 172l4. Umpire. H. Glostein.
sccrer-John Schilling.
sport on tho DJsrnond.
The class of 1890 Of st. Peters College
defeated the class of 1901 by the follow
ms score:-
Glass Of 1909 ...........0 i Q 2 8 x-12
Glass of 1901 .......e....2 , 0 0 ? 0 II
BatteriesAFor 1890. Behan & Mylod: for
1901. Pollard and HaHlon.
The Sophomores also defeated the class
of '9S by the following score
1898 ....... ........ ....1 2 0 0 0 0 0L3
1900 -..... ...............0 3 2 l XII
Batteries-Behan and Mylod, Dolan and
Fitzpatrick.
strengthened for the game to be played
Saturday afternoon with the Meridens on
the Johnston avenue ground.
Brooklyn Will play its strongest team
in the game Sunday on the st. George
Cricket Grounds with the Hobokens. Last
year the Brooklyns were defeated in the
game in Hcboken and are out for revenge.
Decoration Day Race Meet.
The opening race meet on the new West
New York Cycle track will be held on
Decoration Day, under the auspices of
citation. The Inaugural event will be
made one of the biggest cycling events
ever held in this county. An interesting
programme has been prepared, which will
draw a large entry of crack riders. The
events and prizes ares
One-half mile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $S5;
silver, $50, and bronze, $40.
One mile open-Diamond ring. $3o; dia-
mond pin. 500; diamond pin. $40.
One mile, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ring, S35;
diamond pin, $40; diamond pin, $40.
Two-mile tandem, handicap-Two gold
stop watches, $40 each; two diamond pins,
SO each.
One-half mile, handicap-Diamond ring,
SIS; gold watch, $40; diamond. $40.
Arcanum,s club Runs.
AT last nights meeting the Arcanum
Wheelmen of Hoboken adopted the fol-
lowing schedule of club runs, presented
by Captain Crawford
May 1-staten Island; start 5 A. NJ. IS
miles.
May s-Eagle Rock; start s A. NJ, 20
miles.
start 5 A. NJ; Hill division to meet at
Gardner street; 50 miles.
May 22-Bergen Point; ladies' run; start
: M 4; M as- & ml!es lamps; start ) 4. n.
May 30 Decoration Day)-Bronx Park.
via Fifth avenue. New York City; start
S A.. M, % miles.
Three Days. shooting Festfval.
The Hoboken Schuetzen Corps will
shoot a series of matches with the hide
Hi Sehuetzen Park during their JOINT
festival during the DAYS of June q. % and
20. The committee has determined upo
N Which, ehes Viii b ps 81 greaa interest lea sa's to sse he
sharpshooters of this county. Open tar
gets will be the bulls-eye and German
ring. On the latter the prizes will be
Of lesser amounts. The first prize on the
bulrs-eye will be SIS with nine others.
Acme,s Century RIM.
The Acme Wheelmen nave made ar
engagements for their open country run,
to be held Sunday, May %. to New runs
wick and return. The start will be from
the clubhouse, No. 81 Fourth street. at
6 A. M. Handsome survivors medals
will be presented. The committee in
charge Of the run are. Foller.. G.
j. Liliis. Entries can be made with J. j.
IilliS. No. 81 PaliSade avenue.