The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11
TIE ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
The Scratch Men and a Few of the Jer-
seymen Who VIII Compete.

The Scratch Men and a Few Of the Jer-
seymen Who VIII Compete.
The three nights athletic carnival of
the Staten Island A c. will open at Mad
iscn Square Garden tonight. The
brightest stars in the arena will partici-
pate. and there viii be ex-
citing contests in every branch
OF athletics. including football,
tennis. fencing and lacrosse. In each
event the list OF entries is large and the
best performers in Hudson county viii
take part The scratch men and few of
the Jersey athletes entered are as fol-
lows:-
Seventy yards dash-Luther H. Cary,
Manhattan A. Q. and Princeton A G.,
scratch; w. Mcclure, Montclair A. G., 12.
Four hundred and ford yard rum.
Remington, Manhattan A. c., scratch;
T. E. Barnes and s. Corbett, New Jersey
A. C.. ); A. Brown. n. ]. A. c., % yards
Two hundred and twenty ward hurdle
race-E. L. Barnes. New Jersey A. c.,
scratch; Archie Brown, New Jersey A.
c., yards; f. :. Puffer. New Jersey A.
A, 4; H. Anderson, New Jersep A. c., IL.
One mile steeplechase-A- B. George.
Manhattan A c., scratch; 4. Hjerfsberg,
New Jersey A c., 25 yards; +. g. Town
send, New Jersey A c., $50
Eight hundred and eighty yard run
A. b. George and I. ?. Coniff. Manhat-
tan A C., scratch; NJ Remington, Man
haitian A c.. ) yards; f. Clark. New Jer-
sey A. c., Is: J. w. Rumpf Scottish
American A. c., IS, C. L. Greenhall. New
Jersey A. c.; A. d. Tompkins and n. A
Waldrim, As; W. f. Glossy. Wayne A. c.;
G. Sands, New Jersey A. c.. 80.
One mile Wake l. Nicoli, Manhat-
tan A. c., scratch; J. B. Heating, New
Jersey A c., ten seconds: H. Hjertsberg,
New Jersey A. c.. and T Barnard, New
Jersey A. C., 20: W. W. Scott. New Jer-
sey A. c., 80. and j. H. Tuthin, Montclair
A. C.
Running high jump - A. Nickerson,
New York A c., and r. K. Pritehard,
Manhattan A G., scratch; F. Sliney. New
Jersey A. C., I-l2; F. W. Edwards and
f. c. Puffer, New Jersey A. c.. A; f. E.
Barnes, New Jersey A c.. 4 1-12, and 4.
II. Schaeffer. New Jersey A. c., 6 inches
Boxing Q15 pound classic. Fortner
and W. Kenuey. New Jersey A. C.; L.
Reiber, Acorn A. A; r Reilly, Standard
Eddie Pierce, New YORK A.'C.
One hundred and thfrty-fiye pound
cIass-William McGarry, Standard, A. e..
T. Tillistrand, West Side, A c., and
Harry Rivers. National, A. c.
Wrestling Q15 pound class)-M. Berger,
American, A. C.; r S. Baird. st. George.
A. c.; T. Muller. Newark Turn Verein;
ner. New Jersey A c.
Que hundred and thirty i've pound
class-E w. Allen, Berkeley A c.; H.
Wolf, Schuylkill Navy A C.; A. Laute-
wasser, W. Kali ana Dietrich, New Jer-
sey A c.; III. O'Brien, New York A. c.;
T. j. O'Day, Manhattan A. c.; NJ Boyer,
American A c., and Otto Cramer, St.
George A. c.
On the programme for tonight are
these events:-70 yards run a special
match; 220 pards hurdle race, handicap.
10 hurdles. 2 feet inches high; $50 yard :
run, handicap; 8 mile bicycle race.
nandicapi l mile steeplechase; handi-
cap.
Boxing-1l5 pounds. feather weight; 1856
pounds, light weight
Wrestling-l15 pounds, feather weight;
135 pounds, light weight.
Fencing-Foils and dueling swords.
Lawn Tennls-Mr. Slocum, Mr.. Camp
hall Mr. Hall au1 nfho-z rryflI ne snfr