The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-18
ACTIVE ATHLETES.
Many Games and Outings
Lyceum's Stag-The
Wheel.

The Warren A. A. held their regular
meeting last night at their rooms, No.
10 Newark avenue. Several propositions
were received. aud four new members
elected. The club passed a vote OF
thanks to L. Tuats. who won the half
mile race at the A. o. II. games on Sat1r-
day, and to Peterson and Martin wno
finished first and second respectively IA
the mile run, ard to W. Hogan, who nu-
ishcd third in the boys race. ms was
the first attempt made by the members OF
this club In open competition, and tney
were very successful me CLUB held us
members games at West Slde Park on
sunday. The club will hold Its first stag
ENTERTAINMENT on Wednesday evening at
Turn Hall. All the tickets have been
sold, and the affair looks as II It Will be a
grand success. This club is booming,
aud viii soon be as strong as any in the
The Wayne A. c. viii hold its regular
meeting this evening at the rooms, al
CALIFORNIAN Park, when the officers for
the ensuing year will be elected. livery
member OF the club should attend.
The Outing A. C., an old ORGANIZATION
OF this city, will r~eorganizs this evening
at No. 81 Railroad avenue, when officers
will be elected and arrangements made 70
hold a ball this coming winter.
The West Hoboken A. C. held a regu-
q DAIEt4DA AALI GN00A1H
IN West HoboKen and elected the follow
lug ofieers:-George +. Rauh, President;
George w. Lux. Vice President; John
Dempy, Secretary; Chas. Raah. Treas
urer; Edward Ingles. Financial Secre-
tary; Chas. Gallo. Corresponding Sscre-
tary. The club will hold their fourth an
nua picnic and members games on Sat
nrday, August 90, ut Schuetzen PARK,
Union Hill. This club is one OF the most
prominent in that section of the county
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The regular meeting Of the I. j. Lane
Association will be held this evening at
the roons. Henderson street and Railroad
avenue. There are only a few tickets re-
naming for their outing and games on
Sunday, September 18Th, all desiring
tickets should attend this meeting.
The Dennis Brennan Association OF
West Bergen will hold its annual outing
and games at Carlstadt on Labor Day.
This club held a regular meeting Sunday
at their rooms, and elected the following
ohcers:-Dennis Brennan, President;
jaime Carey, Vice President; Joseph
Midgley, Treasurer; George Davis, Flnan-
cial Secretary: James Quinn, Recording
Secretary, George Reynolds, Captain.
They will hold the following events:-
One mile run, half-mile run sack race,
wheelDarrow race, fat mems race and a
baseball match between the mines from
the Brennan's and the West Bergen
Steel Works. The members OF the club
VIII leave in coaches.
The annual outing and games Of the
Shin Fam Association will be held on
Thursday, September 10, to Greenwaldt's
Pavilion, New Dorp. Staten Island. In
addition to the athletic games, a baseball
match between the young Snin FaneS
and the old ones; also a football match
between the single and married men.
The club is well known and should have
a large outing.
The James J. Lenahan Association,
which was to have held its annual outing
and games on Sunday, August 20, nas
Will 90 to Gr0b's Park, in oecaucuS,
where they will have games and a foot
ball match between the Lenahans and the
Henry Claus Association.
The s. GRfffth Association will 20 on
their annual outing aud games tomorrow
to Lake Hopatcong. Several well known
athletes from this CITY win compete in
the games. They are offering elegant
prizes, and s~houIdshave a big entry list.
George BushGeld and George Logan,
both OF this city, viii have charge of the
games.
III Dennis Mclaughlin Association
will hold their annua outing and games
Ut Donnelly,s Grove, College Point, On
Thursday, September "a One of the
features will be a tug-of-war between the
McL-ughlins and the Cables A. A. teams
The nth annual picnic and games OF
the Jersey Association will be held at
Caledonian Park, Monday, September :.
The following events are open to all
amateurs. the A. A U. rules to govern
100 yards rum, 40 yards run, half-mile
run, q mile run, one mile walk, all
handicap events, and 600 yards noyice
race. scratch. The entrance fee to each
event is 80 cents. Gold and silver medals
TO first and second in zach event. Entries
viii close ON August 81 with Louis Gruber,
chairman of Athletic Committee, No. 303
Newark avenue.
The Leonard j.. Kaiser Association of
Lafayette will hold their annual outing
and games on Labor Day at Wagner's
Park, Carlstadt. Thew have secured the
largest stage in New York to convey the
members TO their destination.
The meeting OF a new athletic club, to
be known as tine NJ. J.. Heating A. c.,
will be held tonight at Ne. &4 Commune
paw avenue, Lafayette. Any young man
desiring to join can co so by attending
the meeting.
WHEEI NnAMDuUNT