The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-30

The American Observation-Disclosures 8.
z: Toledo, 0. st. Louis. s; Syracuse, 8,
Rochester, 6; Louisville. 8.
The Atlantic Association-Ffrst game
Baltimore. 9; Washington, 0 (forfeired y.
Second game-Washington, A; Baltimore.
l. At Wilmington-Rain.
Jersey Athletes Do Good Works
Several Of the New Jersey Athletic
Clubs members performed cleverly yes
terday afternoon at the open handicap
picnic games of the Irish Athletic Club in
the Empire City Colosseum, New York
city. In the final heat of the one hundred
yards dash Henry X. Zust finished second
from the 5 Ia yards mark. William S.
French, with seventy yards allowance,
ran a dead heat for second place in the
n mile run with Thomas j. Vogellus. of
the Wayne A. c., who had seventy-five
yards allowance. French beat V0gellus
on the run off. B. G. Woodruff won sec
n prize in the m hundred yards sack
race, p. Martin, of the Lorillard Debating
and Athletic Association, being the win
ner. A. A. Zimmerman captured first
honors in the three standing broad jumps
competition from scratch with 80 feet
cleared. He also won second place in the
single standing broad jump contest from
scratch, clearing 10 feet 8 IA inches.
Chat About Bayonne Canoeists.
The Bayonne canoe club has been reor-
ganized by a few of its former active
members with the following oficers;-
Commodore, Robert n. Beetles; vice.
s sommodore ,toh Philip cd q vroO ON Jr.'
Frederick S. Collins; trustees, Robert
Gilchrist, Edward H. Barrett, William
Meyers, and the other officers exofficio.
Seventeen names AVE been dropped from
the role. The club has gdopted a new
ensign comprising a white field charged
with two black balls.
Walter McDougall, the Worlds car
toonist, is an ardent canoelst. He keeps
his craft at a resort IN the Bayonne shore
of New York Bay.
Commodore Robert H. Beetles and
Warren III. Berry, of the Bayonne Canoe
CLUB, will attend the forthcoming meet
OF the American Canoe Association at
Vidette and Kannuck. Captain w. p.
Stevens. of the Newark Bay Boat Club,
will ais take in the meet with his canoe
Hermit.
One of the members of the Bayonne
Canoe Club has located a 500 music box
in che bow of his craft.
The New Jersey Athletic Clubs man
agement Is not disposed to do much this
year for canoeing contingent among the
organizations members.
Wrinkles of the Wheel.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will
have . moonlight run this evening
through Central Park.
George Earl and DIR. Henry A. Bcne-
dict, Of the Hudson County Whe elmen,
are making a cycling tour through the
Shenandoah Valley and the lower section
OF Pennsylvania.
Counsellor William d. Salter and
Henry Morse, of the Pamrapo Athletic
Club Wheelmen, have completed their
cycling tour through the region sur
rounding the Delaware Water Gap.
The Pennsylvania Bicycle Club will be-
the guests OF the Hudson County Wheel
men in this city on Saturday and Sun
day, August 8 and 10, upon their return
from a spin up the Hudson.
The postponed open twenty-five mile
road race of the Hudson County Wheel
men will take place next Saturday after
noon over the New Rochelle course. The
start will be made at four o'clock. In the
mi antime the entries have been reopened
with w. G. Marion, No. 1928 Nassau street,
New York City.
Cyciist Frank g. Brown, OF the New
Jersey Athletic Club. is s~oiourning at