The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-12

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THE ATHLETIC ARENA.
Men.
The Lorillards had a ~cross-country run
last night. The unners were James
Maloney, Joseph Hodnett, Thomas
Moran, Frank Ryan, j. Irvine, J. Brown,
James Finlay, William Farrell, A. Law
kowicz and James Salters. They ran
through Montgomery street to Bergen
avenue, to Sipp avenue, to Hoboken ave
nue., to the Tenth street hill, to Jersey
avenue to the club rooms
Vandervoort and Frank Mccarthy, of
the Kensington A. c., had a practice run
last night.
The JOINT games of the Scots and Loril-
lards will not be held on election day.
The Lorillards will instead have a cross
country u that day and a Katie Klatsch
at their rooms in the evening.
The Lorillards have entered three men
in.the games of the Riverside Athletic
Club at Newark this afternoon. William
Farrell in the standing broad jump and
running high jump, G. Vandermost in
the half mile run and Andy Hart in the
II hundred yards dash.
J. Rumpf, 7. Entwistle and G. Skill
man, of the Scots, have entered in the
1000 yards run of the Prospect Harriers
at the Brooklyn Casino next Thursday.
In the games of the Allerton Athletic
Club at the Manhattan Athletic Clubs
grounds next Saturday, j. Rumpf Il ID.
Entwistle, of the Scots, will be in the $50
yards run, and Frank Rush in the 300
yards dash.
prn,,f Eat,r;elo ,oJ Konpr- of tho
Scots, were out last night and had a long
run.
The Wayne Athletic Club will have an
important meeting tonighta at the Avenue
House.
Pat Cahin and Jake PITT will be in the
windup at the tournament of the Scots
next Tuesday night.
Edward Lowber and James Jumbald,
of Brooklyn, have entered for the 1O5
pound boxing tournament to be given by
the Scots next Tuesday.
Yaehtsmen to Eat CLAIMS.
The Pavonia Yacht Club will have q
great time tomorrow. They have ar
ranged for q pig cIambake. The feast is
to begin at two O'Clock. Two hundred
tickets have been issued, and it is ex-
pected that all the holders of the cards
will be present.
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The Hudson County WheeImen were
among the conspicuous riders in the LIANT
ern parade of the Atlanta Wheelmen at
Newark Thursday night. The club turned
out well, as the roads were bad. They had
forty men in line. Their wheels were
gorgeously dressed and the riders carried
handsome lanterns. They did not return
until q late hour as, the AtIantas enter
tanned their guests after the parade at
their club house.
Sporting Notes.
The Humor Bowling Club meet at
Freudenberger's Hall, on South street,
this evening.
The White Star Baseball Club, of this
city, who made a good record this season,
will put a football team in the field this
winter. The football kickers will play
their initial game at South Orange this
afternoon. They will play for a trophy.
The Greenville Guards. will have their
animal fall shoot at the Greenville
Scfruetzen Park on October 90.
The United Rifle Clubs of New Jersey
will have a tournament. 1t will open at
Newark next Monday. Neither the Miller
or the Marion Rifle Clubs have entered.
AT the Cecil County Fair at Elkton,
Md, on Thursday, j.. L. Mitchell, of the
New Jereey Athletic Club, beat the record
with the 16 pound hammer. He threw it
lS0 I66U Q ilCl6S, WHICH lS Ii luCu6S U0bbbT
than his own record, the best, which was
made last June. Queckberner and Cou-
don kopposed him yesterday. Mitchell
was first in two events and second in an
other. The results were as follows
Putting 16-pound shot-Queckberner first, 80
feet 54 inches; Mitchell second, 38 feet ~
inches; Coudon third, &c feet 9@ inches.
Throwing f6-pound hammer-Mitchell first, 1855
feet 8 inches; Queckberner second, 1913 feet 616
inches; Coudon third, i21 feet 114 inches.
Throwing 56-pound weight-Mitchell first, 80
feet S1S inches; Queckenberner second, 20 feet
515 inches; Coudon third, rs feet IA inches.
Joe Darby. the famous English jumper
and record maker is coming to this
try to challenge any man in America.
Barlow, who has a string of ~trotters
and PAGERS, and has beer making the cir
cult, has done well, it is reported, and has
returned to this city.
Cycling tournament of the New jersey
A. G. at Bergen Point this afternoon.
Edwards, the champion ofthe Lafayette
Lawn Tennis CLUB, and Benson, who
challenged him, will meet at the court of
the Lafayette Club this afternoon.
The Excelsior Rifle Club will meet at
Hansen's tomorrow.
The baseball team of st. Peters Ly-
ceuln will go to Erastina, Staten Island,
tomorrow, to play the Leonites for the
Interstate Amateur championship.
The wheels will be heard at the Green
VILE Rim kth1s evening. Walter ID. Green,
William Walls and Thomas LongfieId will
have their match on roller skates. They
will go half a mile.
The football team of the Puritan A. G.
will have their first practice game this
afternoon.
The Hasbrouck football team will prac-
tice at Marion today.
Clambake Of the Pavonia Yacht Club
tomorrow.
Commodore Ketcham, of the New
Jersey Yacht Club, has hauled out his
yacht, the Charm, and is encasing her in
canvas for the winter. The Bertha D., of
the same club, is being repaired. and
when the repairs arc completed she will
be covered with anvas for the winter.
Autumnal Day in simpson Church.
Tomorraw will be autumnal day in the
Simpson NJ, r. Church, Central avenue
and Fleet street. The church will be
decorated with whatever is pleasant to
the eve and agreeable to the taste. All
useful articles contributed by the congre-
CATION will be distributed next day among
the poor. DIR. Crooks, one of the pro-
fessors at Drew Theological Seminary,
will preach in the morning and the pastor
in the evening. The old time tunes will
be sung at both services.
A Train stopped Too Suddenly.
About seven O'Clock this morning En-
CINE No. 1872, of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company, smashed into a bumper
in the Pennsylvania depot. Attached to
the engine were several passenger
coaches well filled with travellers, who