The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-18

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gamc). Boston, IL; brooklyn. / Second
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Brooklyn, 2. Rochester, 5; Syracuse, l.
louisville, 4; Columbus, 2. Toledo, 10
st. Louis, 3.
Today's Card
Atlantic Association Worcester at Jer-
sey City, Newark at Washington, Now
Haven at Hartford. Wilmington ut Balti-
more.
National League Philadelphia at
Brooklyn. New York at Boston, Chicago
at Cincinnati, Cleveland at PittsburR
Players League-PhiIadelphia ct New
York, Cleveland at Chicago, Buffalo ut
Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Boston.
American Association - Brooklyn vs..
Athletic, Louisville at Columbus, st.
Louis at Toledo.
LorlIIard's Summer Games.
The Lorillard Debating and Athletic
Association Will have its fifth annual
summer games at Caledonian Park a
week from next Saturday afternoon. The
sport will begin at three O'Clock. There
are seven events on the card open to ali
So - ~
run, handicap; o~ne-quarter mile run,
handicap; one-half mile run, handicap;
one mile run, handicap; running high
Jump, handicap; oneshalf mile run, novice,
scratch; one-ha1f mile run, open TO boys
under sixteen years, handicap. The prizes
are a gold medal to winner, silver to Sec
ond and bronze to third in each event.
Medals are on exhibition at Treadwell.
Slote & Co., clothiers, Broadway and
Chambers street, New York city. Medals
by Robert Stoll. Elegant prizes to first,
second and third in boys race. Entrance
fee, fifty cents for each event; boys race.
twenty-five cents; which must accompany
the entry. The right to reject or strike
out any entry is reserved.
Rules of the A. A. q. to govern all con-
tests.
Handicapping by E. c. Garter, official
Handicapped.
Entries close next Saturday (June Ply
with John o. Loughlin, secretary, No. Ill
First street, Jersey City, N. J.
Successful Jersey Athletes.
Members Of the New Jersey Athletic
Club are daily adding to the organiza-
lions prestige by credltable perform
ances. During the past few days eleven
various athletic games. B. G. Wood
ruff, the clubs contortionist,s won two
prizes ut the games of the O. N. Z. Ath-
letic Association in Newark. In the 100
wards hurdle sack race he finished second
from scratch. The 100 yards hurdle race
final heat was captured by him from the
two yards mark in IS rs seconds.
M. p. Ha1pin finished second
from scratch. w. L. Grogan, second in
the final heat of the seventy-five yards
handicap u at the Acorn Athletic Asso-
cations games. His allowance was mir
teen feet, The final heat of the half4mile
run was won in two minutes, eight and
two-dfth seconds, by III. ii. Morrell, Us
thetwo mile walk, and H. Al. Thompson
secured third place in the four hundred
and forty yards novice run. At The
games of the Five A's'' c. B. Carbonell,
(seven yards) got second place
in the final heat of the
100 yards run after running a dead heat.
Fred C. Puffer (plus four YARDS won the
100 yard hurdle race in eighteen seconds,
ana Frank g.. Brown (seventy yards was
second IN the Two mile bicycle race. e.
r. Barnes (six YARDS won the 220 yards
hurdle race at the games of the Athletic
Club of the Schuylkill Navy. w. H.
Morgan (six yards) finished second in the
220 yards dash; Frank G. Brown (forty
YARDS rode second in the two mile bicy-
Gle race, and William S. French eighty
five yards) won the IN mile run.
Kan for a Watch.
Four New Jersey Athletic Club long
distance mi competed last evening
in the regular weekly u for the G. 7.
Catlin watch at West Brighton, Staten
Island. under the direction of the Corr