The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
CYCLING CHIT-CnAT.
News of the Doings of Hudson County,
Wheelmen.

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News of the Doings of Hudson County's
WheeImen.
The members of the Hudson County
Wheelmen are scheduled for a moonlight
cycling road run to South Orange and
return tomorrow evening.
The Hudson County Wheelmen have
decided to rent the entire building at the
corner of Harrison and Crescent venues
for a club house. They will fit up the
place in fine style. The lower hoor Will
ladies' parlor on the second floor and re-
ception and library. The third hoor
will be used for sleeping purposes.
The fall of Ferd. b.. Hesse, of the New
Jersey Athletic Club. and the Kings
County Wheelmen, at the Albany tourna-
menr. several days ago, when he had the
two-mile race well in hand, goes very pad
with him, as it was only last week that
he took a bad header while training on
the New Jersey Clubs track, at Bergen
Point.
The cycling contingent of the New Jer.
sey Athletic Club is well represented
among the entries for the monster bicycle
tournament to be given this afternoon on
the Berkeley Oval, at Morris DOCK, by
the Berkeley Athletic Club. Frank A.
Brown, the sprinting cyclist, is entered
for the one-quarter mile, heat race, the
one mile open race and the one mile race
of the three minute class. Ferd. b.
W of these events, the two
mile lap race and the two mile open race.
Sydney B. Bowman is booked for the last
two events and the one mile races fol
men of both the three minute and the
three minute, ten second classes. HARRY
Hall is scheduled for the n and two mile
open races and the one mile lap race, and
ATncorc Pnturn0ng Hall and HQSCR are en-
tered in the three mile team race.
Entries for the Loriliard Competition.
The following athletes belonging to the
Lorillard Debating and Athletic Associa'
ton have entered for the all-around ath-
letic competition to be held by that organ
ization this afternoon in C%aledonian Park
on the Heights:--A. Grabo, j. N. Brown,
J. Hodnett, r. Irvine, j. Salters, g. Van
dermost, f. Riordan, j.. Dollin, w. New
ell, X. Powderly, j. H. Findlay, G. f.
Maloney, E. Hutwohl and A. Lewkowicz.
The winner of each event will receive
three points, while second and third maj
will be credited with two and one respect
lively. There will be three prizes in each
event, which consists of valuable silver.
plated ware.
The ennan Races.
"A couple Ol exchanges OI pOSlGlOHS De
tween the clubs of the National League
were wrought by the results of yester.
days championship games, Philadelphia
recovering third place from Chicago and
Indianapolis dispossessing Pittsburg
once again OF sixth rank. New YOrk's
renewed squirt for the lead received a set
back and she fell of nine points from
Boston. Cleveland also lost again.
Indianapolis gaining ten points
upon her. st. Louis defeat by Bal
more caused the former to
lose eight points of her advantage over
the latter and to fall off four points from,
Brooklyn. Columbus also lessened by
five points the gap separating her from
Kansas City. The result of the lone At
lantic Association game let Newark gain
four points upon Worcester, and made
Lowell retrogade four points further to
the rear of New Haven. Detroit increased
her lead in the International League race
by three points, the tie between Toronto
and Toledo was maintained by the defeat
of both, while London gained ten points
upon each. Here are the records
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