The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

dinaIeur Wneeimen IN q long stretch.
KIuge's ambition was to dispose of Van
Wagener's claim and did it efectualIy. He
lost sight of every man in the race except
this particular rival, and he set n pace
mat drove the Newport man from the
track. When this was accomplished
kluge's interest in the event ceased, as
he did not desire under the Giro unstances
to attempt to make a new record for fifty
miles.
Klugc is not worried about the refusal
OF the officials TO deliver the prizes, and
The threat to request the L. A. w. to
make an investigation.
THE WHEELMENS BIG DAY.
They Will Receive and Entertain the
~PennsyIvanias Bi Club. X
The headquarters of the Hudson
Comfy Wheelmen were almost deserted
last night. The members retired carly
to get a long rest and be in form to do
considerable walking and talking and be
content with a small amount of sleep.
The Pennsylvania Bi Club will arrive
this afternoon and be the guests of the
Hudson County Wheelmen for two days.
1t is anticipated that the Quaker City
delegation will be thirty strong. The
Jersey City boys will meet them at the
depot in Newark and escort them to Or
ange, where accommodations have been
secured at the leading hotel for the club
and its guests. The local wheelmen will
leave here at half-past two this afternoon.
Tomorrow morning the wheelmen will
take a ran from Orange to Morristown
and return. 1t is expected that many
ewark and Orange wheelmen will join
in this run and at least one hundred will
participate The Quaker City boys will
leave for home tomorrow night.
The Hudson County Wheelmen intend
TO make the visit a pleasant and memora-
BILE Que. The Quaker City boys have
treated the Hudson county men in grand
anited by strong fraternal ties. Captain
Day and the officers of the Hudson
County Wheelmen are anxious that every
member who can possibly attend shall
take part in entertaining the Pennsys.
Messrs. Appleby and Eldridge will ride
tandem tomorrow in the Morristown run.
Jersey Athletes Who VIII Compete.
The games of the st. George Athletic
Club will be held this afternoon at the
grounds of the American A. c., corner
Railroad avenue and 135th street, New
York. The Jersey City clubs will be rep
resented by a jolly delegation, as three of
the clubs nave entered star performers.
Lie DylFdES COlUfS Will De WORN III Inc
rs yards dash by Edward linn, who has 9
feet start. In the 800 yards run the Syl-
vans representative will be G.. A. Anser.
who is allowed IA yards. The Wayne's
coIors viii be seen in the 600 yards run, as
L. j. Vogellus and w. Glossy are on the
card, with an allowance of 20 yards. Vo-
relluS will also run in the one mile,
There he will start from the 75
yards mark. Frank Dolan will wear tho
colors of the Scots in this event. He
will start from the so yards mark. In
the mile walk the Scots uniform will be
donned by w. j. Kelly, who will have
forty seconds start.
The New Jersey Athletic Club will
send a large number of starters. Nor
rell. Craft, Barnes. Brown. Zust and Ras-
cover are in the IS yards dash; Corbett,
Stiney and Pnffer are in the 300 yards
run; Clark and Smith are in the 600
yards run; Barnes, Puffer. Brun, Nor
220 yards hurdle; Ernest Hjertsberg aud
Thompson are in the one mile run;
O'Connor is in the mile walk, and in the
running broad jump the club will be
represented by Barnes and Puffer.
Schuetzens at the Range.
The New York Schuetzeu Corps occu-
Schuetzen Park yesterday. Splendid
scores were made despite the disagree
able weather. The scores:--
Man target, twenty three-fourth Sec
tions, 200 yards. distance, off hand, 10
shots, possible 200 points-Ch. Grosch,
1862; w. Won Oesen, AS; j. A. Christen,
40; William Hahn, 1856; B. Zattler, 100;
H. Roepke, 11S; Phi. Feigel, ia; A. w.
Lsmoke, 10Y; Phi. Klein, 1913; H. Butter,
103; j. C. Kruse, 1914; H. Heinecke, 107;
J.. n. Klee, 1902; W. II. Bostelmann, 100;
w. Meyer. 90; F. Lange, n; A. Land
wehr, IA; II. Brunke, ~; G. David, II;
d. Butter. 6S. and c.. Dettlefsen, 104.
Point target, ~ inches in diameter, 2
Us inch centre to count 8 points, 2 $40
inch inner ring 2, and ~ inch outer ring,
/ point, 10 shots, off hand, at 200 yards-P.
Feigel. II; j.. A. Christen, IL; B.. Zettler,
IS: William Hahn, IA; Oh. Grosch, IL; A.
w. Lemike, II; Phi. Klein, IL; H. Roepke,
10; J. H. Klee, 9; E. G. Schroeder, 8; w.
Won Oesen. s. f.. LANCE, z; J.
Heinecke. 5; d. BUTTER, 8; William
Meyer, 8; h. Mevn, /; G. David, 2: II.
Landwehr. L; B. Kumm, 2; ID. H. Helms,
2; A. Dunsing, 8: w. II. Bostelmann, IL,
and NJ. Won Dwingelo, z.
Red flags, 2 rs inch centre, were made
by William Hahn. 2; E. G. Schroeder. A.
w. Lemeke, w. Won essen, F. L4ange, 2;
Phi. Feigel, M. Won Dwingelo. B. Zet-
tier, 2.
victors and vanquished.
Results of championship games played
Yesterday