The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-26
FIRsT ME-.

$4,000 -
FIRST GAME.
New York A. Garter, 1873; Bell, 157:
Brown, III; Toussant, 2o1; Cowperthwaite, IT'S.
Columbia club1storn, 1872; STAR. 1854; kim
SECOND FAME.
New York A. C.-Carter, $50; Bell, 1856;
Brown, 1872; Toussaint, ISL; Cowperthwaite, leS.
Columbia club-storm, 1876; Starr. las; Kim
bail, 142;- Keller. 176; Leuly, 172. Total, III.
HIR GAME.
New York A. Carter. 1872; Bell, 16s;
Brown, 1879; Toussaint, 1874; Cowperthwaite, 127.
Total, $50.
Columbia club-storm. ia; starr. 1888; kim
The athletic series last night on the Mont
clair alleys between Montclair and Roseville
home team. The Roseville rolled remarkably
strong and reached marks far above the aver.
age in each contest. Their exhibition was of
a scientific nature. Scores were:-
FIRST GAME.
Thompson, US; Van Ness, 1876; Meyer, 40.
Montclair club-Harrison. 1876; Lockwood. 1879
Berrall, 100; Snyder, 1s1; Thompson, 10. Total.
SECOND GAME.
Roseville A. A.-Pierson, 1854; Wood, 1854
Thompson, 1856; Van Ness, 1ss; Meyer, 1ss.
Montciair club-Harrison, 1854; Lockwood. 1853;
Berrall, 1O9; Snyder. 1874; Thompson, 161. Total,
THIRD GAME.
Roseville A. A.-Pierson, 1852; Wood, 1876;
Thompson, liz; Van Ness, 2o4; Meyer, $50.
Montclair club-Harrison, 1853; Lockwood. 17s;
Rerrail, 1879; Snyder, 159; Thompson, 1851. Total,
795.
Three games in the Northern New Jersey
League were rolled last night between the In
Newark, ending in three defeats for the Elm
woods. The score.-
FIRST GAME.
Institute Y. M. {. l. Acknowledging,
is; kerns, 2l2: clitford, 1870; Walsh. 14s; T.
,55 Elp Moossss a G \: saSspsyr;. l igs. s Whfttak 5s1,
SECOND GAME.
Isl; Kerns, 1ss; clifford, ia; Walsh, ISL; T,
Rf almSiwo aesi a l0' ei.M Ma ISL; whitaker,
1913; Mocksheld. i42; scherrer. 1a5; Aiken, $50,
Total, CIT.
THIRD GAME.
,4E institute ksTns. I IA: M cl, s., J.. 10, A;-S MsYssr 5ss1 T,
Reilly, 1850. Total, 74S.
Elmwood 4; GmMahoney, 14S; WHITAKER
Total. 667.
Court Elizabeth continued it's unbroken record
League, Monday night, by defeating Court
Scott. The score:=
Horning. l46; s~tutzlen, lss; shreve, 185; Me
ConneIl, SO; Bryan, 1874: Stoll, 1876; Husbands,
162; BuChtenkirk, 153. Total, l,4Tl.
Court Scott-E. Parsons, 125; Tul1, 1hs; Mac
|, Fariand. 1l9; Rose, 12s; Lever, 14s; Barnard,
s119; Williams. 10; Crane, 1872; G. Parsons,
f3; Eckerson, 147- Total, 1,326-
Lecni Trnpshoosars Defeated.
The first match of a home and home series
between the Hudson County Gun Club of this
city and the Rockakway Point Gun Club was
shot Monday afternoon at Rockaway Pack and
at f = eo much inter and d nnin5y W tbs sap mara
than 1000 clay birds were thrown. Sweepstake
shooting was an interesting feature; The CON
ditions of the match was twenty-five targets
per man for teams of ten. The Rockaways
won by Is targets. Score
Rockakway Point Rod and Gun Club-C. F.
Dudley, %; L. s. Waldeck, IS; J. j. Herman,
10; H. P. Scott, 10; John Jones. 1s; Jac stoney.
z; Frank Coleman, z; William Wagner =;
Hudson County Gun cube. L. Loeble, 10,
-; William O'Brien, IL: George Brewer, IL; F.
%ThomInys 9; Joseph Whitley s; Joseph Doran,
o'Brien, Wright. Scott, Banta, Book, Place.
Dudley, Woods and Often.
Cycle show To Open Tonight.
Jersey City's cycle show will open tonight at
Hasbrouck Hall. It will be the only exhibitiop
great interest to cycle riders. Every wheel
manufactured will be exhibited ana me show
variety of chainless bicycles that viii be dis
played. Another great feature. will be the
between some of the best riders in this vicinity
for valuable prizes. every evening during the
week. The exhibition will close Saturday
The L. A. W. MerD ber.htp.
Secretary Bassett of the l.. A. ". announced
yesterday ssaesdSss, the e. f9 ,bs 1asaI renewals inisia and fetal
York u, total 2s, 1856. Pennsylvania 81, total
1921; Mas, Ssss. 1n; Is; total f. t u IS; a.S gsw ,5 1sr-
ana 50, total dsas; Ohio 8 total s,osl; Wiscon-
rfc1o,,~ I total 4 G2Q- ATiabiron & fota1 o Ooo.