The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-31

heat. 10. H6DD0r. N. j A. o. wards.
in 10 2-5 seconds; seventh heat, c. q.
Wrede s. A. G.. 516 Yards. II
10 s-5 seconds; eighth heat W. A: siebold, P. A.
c. yards, in 10 3-5 seconds The eight ran in two
second trial heats Gear winning the first in 10 rs
seconds with Coster second, and wrede winning
The four contested On Is the final heat sRd Gear fin
and wrede third c. H. Sheriff., of Yale College,
the scratch man, did not run
Three-quarter mile walk-Twelve men started
and several did not finish T. Shearman n J. a.
utes ts IS seconds, with " R. Burkhardt. P A.
c., scratch, second, and c. Wulf, "A. O., 20 sec
Throwing sixteen pound hammer--w L. Con-
don, N. Y. A. c., 8 feet; G. A. j. Queckberner
8. l. A. c., feet and George r. Gray, N "A,
compete. j. s. Mitchell, Gaelic Association.
scratch won with throw of 123 feet el6 inches:
NS vi 5 Bysa ee Brsesn esea and q S sqfs Ts
C., 80 feet was third with III feet inch
One-haR mile run-Thirty men ran in two trial
heats PGhm d not Of PneeGa G0g s the
trial heat j. NJ. Hill, a. c. S. N, 40 yards, fin
ished first in minutes, 4-5 seconds; 4: J. Muir
berg P. A. c., 55 yards, was second; J. B. Reilly,
a. q. S. n, 40 yards, was third; w. F. Thomp-
son. S. l. A. c., 20 yards, was fourth; H. r.
Kingsley, N. Y A. c., as yards, was fifth, and j.
f. Robinson p A. c. 45 yards, was sixth In
the second trial heat, Stewart Barr S. l. A. c.,
25 yards. won in minutes, 3-5 seconds, with E.
Jewks, N. ]. A. c., 45 yards, second; H. G. Jo-
T.. "A. j LeOQAIU,
ST. A. c., 40 yards fourth; J. A. Byrne, P. Al G.,
18 Yards fifth and p D. Skillman, n Y A. c.. 18
yards, sixth The twelve ran in the final heat,
and Hill won in minute, 50 s-5 seconds with Barr
second and Thompson third.
Running high iump.-Won by F. c. Puffer. n
j. A. c., 6 inches with jump of 5 feet, 51x
5 feet, AZ inches. w. NJ Norris, 8. /. A. c., 8
inches, and J. Livingston N. j. A. c., inches,
tied for third place. In jumping off, Norris
cleared feet, inches, and won
IN fdO half mile hieVela w m A
minutes, 1884 second, by A. A. Zimmerman, Free
hold, N j., 400 yards; s. B. Bowman N. J. A. c.,
100 yards. second; W. Schumacher, L. J. W., 115
yards, third.
Three hundred yards run-Forty sprinters ran
in five trial heats. R. R. Houston, P A. c., is
yards won in SO l-5 seconds the first heat with
b. G. woodruff NJ G. A. of New York city
25 yards second. G. w. Petty, r. c. c., % yards,
won the second heat in 81 4-5 seconds, with H. W.
Struse S. |. A. c., 10 yards, second. The third
heat was captured by H. X. Zust N. j. A. c., 25
Yards in 32 IS seconds with A. W. S. Cochrane
N. Y. A. c.. 10 yards, second N. A. Lord Eveson
A. c.. 20 yards, won the fourth heat in SO 2-5 sec
onds with a. j Murberg, P. A. q, 10 yards, sec
ond The fifth heat was won by s. Winslow,
Rutherford, N. j., IS yards in 3e 4-5 seconds,
yards, second. OF the ten men Zust finished first
in 81 is seconds with Winslow second and Coch-
rane third Dohm of Princeton, and Sheriff., OF
Yale, the scratch men, did not compete.
TWO hundred and twenty yards hurdle race
A. Brown, P. A. c., 2 yards, won the first trial
heat in % 4-5 seconds, with G. I. Wiegand,
N. 1.A Az u. u.
ham Manor II yards won the second trial heat
in 2S 2-5 seconds, with A. Schwegler, New York
city, scratch. second. Roe captured the final
heat in 26 As seconds, with Brown second and
Schwegler third
One and one half mile walk.--Eight men
started and Lloyd Coils, N. Y A. c., minute. 10
seconds won in 12 minutes, 3-5 seconds. He
made the mile in minutes, 10 seconds. Q. Wulf,
P. A. G., 50 seconds, was second, and ]. B. Keat-
ing, P. A. c., 40 seconds was third. Buckhardt
Running broad jump-Won by F. @. Puffer, n.
j. A. c., feet, with actual jump of 20 feet, 81k
inches. E. E. Smith, S. l. A. c., 2 feet inches,
was second, and c. G. Wrede, s. /. A. c., feet
inches, was third.
One and onehaf mile run Twenty men
started, with William D. Day, N. j.. A. O., the
champion cross country runner, at the scratch.
He ran easily for mile and then began to pass
the rear men. Just before completing mile and
one-quarter he dropped out, seeing that he was
unable to overcome the liberal handicaps given
to the bunch of flyers ahead H. Webb, n. Y. a.
c. 80 yards, won in minutes 10 3-5 seconds, with
H. Hiertberg, N. ]. A c., 100 yards, second, and
W. Kuhlke, Prospect Harriers, 90 yards, third.
| Three mile bicycle races. B. Bowman, N. j..
| A. c., ITO yards, soon took the lead, which he
maintained until the last lap, when he got an
| ugly fall in front of the grand stand. W, Schu-
macher, L. !. w., 1850 yards, won IN 9 minutes
| 33 25 seconds, with A. A. Zimmerman, treenol0s