The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-29
SPORTS TOMORROW.
Athletic, Yachting and
Other Events Casey
Chained.

There VIII be plenty OF sport toihotto"
II tho weather IL propitious. The scot
tish-American Athletic Club win have
games at Caledonian Park. in which ali
the local clubs win participate; the New
Jersey A. q. viii have exciting contests
at its grounds at Bergen Point Every
ball Geld win be occupied. aud many
mines win be content to battle on con-
fracted and irregular heids. as every ~.
has ONE or two engagements. Ice ysc. ~
mon viii have a lively day. Il viii be me
opening Of the season, and all me ooass
will 90 into commission. The PavobIas
will have a club regatta of tue S9mmu.
nipaw house. the Jersey City's Will nav
q parade to the new club house AZ losse1-
willie. S. L. where dinner will be served,
the Dauntless boys will have q
ladies' reception, the Vceanics
and G~reenvile clubs will y
4 iollv reunion. The wheelmen VIII
take q run TO Milburn to see the erea,
Twenty-Five mile race in which severai
local bic. Gle drivers will take part
Among faem Il Charley Kiuge, who ex-
pected 10 break the record maoe "
Murphv last year, but the indications are
that the road will be heavy.
IN Hoboken the New Jersey Yacht Cup
will nave its opening. The several ooas
clubs will have a glorious time. ana tne
Miller Rife Club It's annual prize shoot.
The Lorillard A. c. Of this city VIII nave
an excursion, and. anticipating 2 pig
crowd. have chartered a ana
three barges. -
The Scottish American Athletic Club
offers an attractive car A goodiy nun.
cpen handicap The list OF events
and competitors follows
One Hundred Yards Dash-J. M. Glen,
Brooklyn, scratch: N. Linicus, Jr., NJ a;
C., 10 ynrd; W. f. Hughes, r A. S.
yard; A. !; May; W. !. 4 o :;
j. Flaherty. Lorillard A. c.. 8 -;
j. Mcclure, Cable A. c.; Harry Barclay,
Aroma A. c., James Bridges, Lorillard
A. C.: L. J. Higgins, H.. WitheringtQn
and T. Reilly. Scottish-American a. g;
w. b Brown, Plainield A e: J. Ga1oy
and Thomas Gotham, Palmetto A. G.; W.
Lleweliyn, d. A. c.: c. +. Hall, n. A: G;
+. H. Fay and J. N. McAuiife, W. Il A;
c.. and c. +. Hagemeyer, p. A. G.. 4
yards: Harry Joyce and S. Wickham,
Wayne A. c.; J. J. Cole, Lorillard A. T..
and A. W. Harris, Brooklyn A. Co.
yards; NJ. Kendrigan, Loriliard A. o. "a
yards.
Four hundred and forty yards run-C.
NJ. Carbonell, NJ. A. c., scratch; j. NJ.
Glen. 3 yards; C.. Marks, M. A. G., z
yards; A. A. McAusland n J. +. Tracey.
Acorn A. c.. Is yards: j. w: McAnliife
ann u y. bolIen, W. n NJ 20 yeiss
T. Reilly. G. MADDEN. J.: Entrisle and L
Grubor, Scottish-American A. @. W: r.
Brown, Plainfield A. c., and c.. Hall.
M. A. c., 20 yards: j.. Clark. Scottish
American A. c., w. Douglas. @. A. G., J.
E. Mordaunt, MEG. A. C,J d. Mclner-
req Y. b c. "; cotters b; A; =; !; :;
and N. Rush. W. s. A-C. IS yards; ". J.
Lahey, New York City, 80 yards.
Eight hundred and eighty ward run
C. Marks. NJ. A. G., scratch; T. kine, A.
A. c.. 5 yards; @. NJ Carbonell. NJ. &C,
W. F. Glossy, Wayne A. CT. II. Wit
a. q. 20 yards; s. G. Lisner, M. A. c., %
yards; J. J. Moran. Lorillard A C., %
yaris: T. Reilly, Scottish-American A.
C., 80 yards; p. J. Lukemau, 7. Arui-
strong, J. Entwisle, l. Grober. g. Hadden,
and J. Clark, Scottish American A. G.;
p. Keegan and IT.. j.. Kelly. B. A. g; w.
+. Brown, Platnfield A. c.; j. Quinlan. Y.
A. G.; +. Fay, W. K. A. c.; NJ Corcoran.
Jersey City, n j. T. Fox, A A. g, IS
yards; J. J.. McDonough; S. A. c. 40
ys- Merchant, Nee C. 4
Knowles, z N ~ 6 6 Az Aiss 4. S 6 e. 3 3 4.
Gerlach, b Y. M. C. A., T. F. Hickey, A.
A. c., 80 yards
One mile run-C. Nearks, M. A c.,
scratch; E. r. Leonard. s. A c.. 20 yards;
". 4. Clossey, Wayne A. c.. and +. NJ.
Kenyon, NJ: A G., % yards; { J, Moran,
P. H.. 10 yards; J. Fisherty, Ioriliard A.
c.. and j.. Rumpf, New York, 80 yards;
+ Fl. Stanton, B. Y. NJ. G. A.. 60 yards;
w. j. Kent. K. Dundin and W. Pittschau,
Cable A. c.; David Banks. J. e. La
crosse Club; Thos. Barrett, Palmetto &C;
C. p. Hail, N. A. c.; w. A Walsh, Y. A.
c.. and r. d. Dolan, Lorillard A. C.; w.
Kelly, p. Hukeman. J.. Clark and II.
Waterman, Scottish-American A. c., 65
yards; G. Kellarten, Wayne A. c., 50
wards; j. Richardson. W. A. c.. 90 yards;
j. d. McInerny, V. B. C., N. Wilson, s.
A. A. c.; J. E. Wall and r. H. Powers,
Wayne A C., 95 yards; l. Holm. o. ". T.
A. c.; w. Adee. New York city; Geo.
Walsh, A. A. c., P. Friel, 3. A. c., 100
yards.
Three mile run-T. j. vogellus, Wayne
A. O., scratch; T. H; Kuhlke. p H.. 5
w. w. Kuhlke, p. H., 10 seconds; f.
Doian. LoriIlard A c., Is seconds; J.
Rumpf, New York city, and G. Wander
most. w. A. c., So seconds; David Banks,
Jersey City L. c., J. =. Mcneil, Johnston
A. G., G.: Bonmau, Wayne A G.. D. Nc
A. G., j. L~onenstein, p. A. G., F. Arm
strong, H. Waterman. N. Wilson ana
j. CLARK, Scottish-American A. C., 40 sec
onds; Z. d. Murphy, Wayne A. c. and
w. j. Kelly. Scottish-Amertcan A. c., Is
seconds; +. Roch and E. Desmond, B. A.
c., so seconds; II. Meese, Hoboken, W. J.
Lynch, W. s. A. C.. Matt Moore, B. A c.,
and j. Z. O'Brien, Lorillard A. C., IS sec
onds; F. Steuber, sylvia A. c., n John
Mason, Star A. c., 60 seconds.
One mile walk-W. Berrian, NJ. A. C..
scratch; f. Tillistrand,, W. s. A. C. !
seconds; S. Leibgold, P. A. c., 10 seconds:
7. A. 1'horp, p. A. c.. 20 seconds; NJ.
Hahn. z. A. c., and j. Shelly and C. Bar
dasch, A. A. c., IS seconds; w. J. Kelly,
Scotrish-American A. c., 80 seconds; g.
Ludwig and +. Il. Ellis. p. A. c., and B.
Wastrock, IS seconds; W. Ahearn, A. A.
G. n G. Thompson. Y. A. c.. 20 seconds.
The Decoration Day games of the Ne "
Jersey A. G. haye received nearly fouI
hundred entries. h is the largest entry
list OF the season. The games win be un-
usually interesting. A number Of Boston
athletes have entered. The first event on
the programme will be the 900 yards
novice run, which will be started at two
o'clock precisely. The broad Jump will
be commenced at the same time as the
novice run. Competitors should take The
c. X. r. OF n. j. 1925 train from Liberty
street The first game Of the A. A. U
baseball championship series, between
the New York A, G. and New Jersey A.
G. viii take place after the athletic
events.
orion's Night.
The Orion Bowling Club kept Freuden-
berger's alleys very lively last night ant