The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30
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champion cross country runner
William Glossy and Harry Hal.
stead are the three reliables, and
whenever any one of them enter in sci
of games, he is sure TO Garry home {
prize with him They also have som,
other good runners, among them being
Steve Fallon, who ran yesterday; P. Mar
tin, f Murphy, e Hirsch. II. McCagty
and w. e. Berrigan. These men have
made the club known In the athletic
world. They intend engaging rooms on
Newark avenue in the vicinity of the
Court House.
The Scottish American A. G. hold theil
annual excursion today to Cornweltor
Grove, Long Island Sound. Ali ticket!
have been sold, aud the club should clear
a neat sum. This club takes more to box.
ing than running, and has turned out
more champions In that line than an.
other club in America. Jimmy LarBins
Cal Mccarthy, Chappie Moran and Pal
Cahill won their amateur honors as
Scots.
The Outing A. C. will meet tomorrow
at its new headquarters on Staten Island.
Arrangements Tor their reception will be
completed then.
I, The Johnston A. c. will hold stag en-
| tertafnment at Woods Hall on Saturday,
September 26 There will be four special
bouts for gold medals.
The Heating Association will hold its
| monthly outing to Staten Island Sunday
September 20. This club won its first
honors in open games yesterday
The I. j. Lane Association will hold its
annual eating and games at Cross Pa
vilion. Clifton. S. l., on Sunday, Septen-
Der 1S. Boats leave the Dauntless Club
house on the shore at 10 a. IN. sharp
Bill Kenny and Alex. Gallagher are
graduates from the Scots school The
club will hold a boxing tournament at
Woods Hall on October 25 when all the
weights will be contested. They have
the following men to represent them In
the different classes this winter:-Ed.
CloStermau, 15S pounds: Pat Looney, 1876
poundsi I. Reilly, l25 pounds; +. Dewey.
1l5y pounds; J. Murphy, 10 pounds, and
Dick Connors, 105 pounds. j. Ratherman
is hard worker for this club.
The Cable A. A. is one of the Oldest
organizations in this city. 1t has rooms
on Erie street. corner Thirteenth street.
1t has membership of over one hundred
and fifty, and the members soon expect
owning clubhouse of their own. The
club is making preparations TO Join the
A. A. IT,, and win hold boxing tourua-
ment this winter Morris Boleu, 1l0
pounds. aud M. Hartuett, los pounds, are
members OF the club. and are TWO of the
cleyerest boxers in the city. They also
possess several good runners and wrest-
1ers in their ranks. President Frank Lane
and Secretary j. Hefferman are working
hard 20 bring the CLUB to the top round of
the ladder of athletic clubs. aud they will
succeed. as they are active hustlers.
The Warren Al. A.. a new club that has
sprung uD in our midst during the sum-
mer months, Is fast becoming one of the
leading clubs of the city. 1t has secured
the building known as Hamilton Hall,
corner Pavonia avenue aud Erie street,
for its rooms They will hold their first
meeting in them next Tuesday evening
The club has 100 active members, and at
the last meeting thirty-seven new MEM
bers were proposed. The Rooms Commit
tee will spend over 500 to fit up its new
quarters, after which they will be as fine
as any in the city. The CLUB is making
preparations to join the A. A. u at the
next meeting in New York on September
IL. Among the members are some excel
lent boxers and runners, who viii come
out this winter They will get together
cross country team, and intend making it
a speciality.
The Heating Association was organized
short time ago, but it Is making itself
known in the athletic line. 1t has rooms
on Communipaw avenue, Lafayette, but
intends securing larger quarters. as the
membership is continually increasing.
They have at present about one hundred
and twenty members. Their cross
country team Ia a good one. and they are
In training ali the time. They also have
several boxers who will represent the
club this winter in the different classes
The Wayne A. G. will hold it's regular
meeting Tuesday evening at its rooms in
Caledonian Park, when q new Games
Committee will be appointed. and the
Board of Managers report for the past
year will be read.
The members of the Nonpareil Social
CluD of Greenville, with their friends,
went down to Rockaway Beach yester-
day. where an enjoyable day was spent
by all. james E. Kelly, president OF the
Wayne A.. C. is member, and
had prepared programme of ath-
letic events, which included swim
ming races, potatoe and egg races,
Also a lawn tennis match. Ladies and
gentlemen took part In the games. The
first event was potato race. 1t was won
by Joseph Kelly. The next event was
shoe race. The contestants were obliged
to take off their shoes and give them to a
committee, who mixed them, and the
owner who found them and put them on
first was the winner. 1t was won by W.
K. BerrigaD. Jr. The prize was a hand
some block glass shoe. The next was
ladies' egg race OF 100 yards. In this
china eggs are generally used, put the
committee had forgotten them and they
decided to use real ones. After this race
was flushed the ground where this race
had taken place was covered with egg
shells. 1t was won by Miss K McNally
A swimming race of 100 yards was won
by j. Hurley. n. Poole second, j. Smith
third. Half mile. run was won by j.
Walsh. J. Cell second Three legged
race was won by G. Kelly and T.. Gibney.
After the games lawn tennis and dancing
were INDUCED In.