The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-07
BARNES VICTORIES.
lie Takes Three Prizes at
Syracuse Sporting
News From All
Points.

Edward f. Barnes, the kangaroo" OF
the Few Jersey Athletic Club. did credit
able work yesterday afternoon in the sec
ond annual scratch games Of the SYRIA
cuse Athletic Club. Three second place
prizes were captured by him. He Won
the running broad jump. the one-huD-
dred yards hurdle race and the four hun
dred and forty yards snter. His work
was not. however, as good as that
OF his former club mate, John ]. Mooney,
now of the Xavier Athletic Club, who Sc.
cured four 1rrst prizes and one trophy
for third place. Three members OF the
New Jersey Athletic Club were among
the prize winners ut the annual games OF
the Sons Of st. George in Jones Wood;
W. N. Graft won his preliminary trial
heat In the ninety-ive yards handicap
run from scratch In ten seconds. lie also
took his second trial heat aud the hnai
heat in the same time.
of one yard, captured his first trial heat
in the same event He ran third from
scratch In the four hundred aud forty
yards handicap canter, and third from
the four yard mark in the hnal heat OF
the two hundred and twenty yards hand
leap hurdle race. The two hundred and
twenty yards obstacle race was won By
b. G. Woodruff, who finished in one
minute and six seconds IN his first heat.
and in one minute, three and two-ntths
secondsin the fnal heat.
Ash Defeats Cadmns In a Mile Race.
John Ash and John Cadmus. two we'll
known amateur runners from Greenyills,
have had a desire TO know who is the bet
ter OF them. Both men had friends who
thought that one OF the other was the
kAfen~ mAI xvnrn sxfIIfn~ 70 uuafrap IN if
They finally assembled together aud ar
ranged a mile match. The race took
place at the Greenville Schuetzen Park.
A large assembly OF spectators was pres
ent. There was n purse of SIS a side. 10
be presented to the winner. james Kelly,
the president of the Wayne A. c., was
referee. Ash was 50 confident OF win
ming that he ave Cadmus forty yards
start
The race was one of the pretties5 seen
for some time. Cadmus led until the last
lap. when Ash, by a strong squirt, sue
ceeded IN passing him and reached the
tape a winner by two yards. Consider
able money exchanged hands on the re-
suit.
bringing Out = bantam.
Dick Templeton, a bantam, who same
on from Scotland a few weeks age, is
looking for a match with some Of the
men In his class. He was given a trial
last evening In a gentleman's house on
the Heights. HIS opponent was Joe
Doyle. a very clever young boxer from
Hoboken. Il was about nine D. m. when
the men entered the parlor and started
IN. Both were very cautious. Only W
exchanges were made in the first round.
Houors we're even until the fifth round,
when Templeton got in a terrific upper
cut which toored Doyle n made him
rAawr $500 nn~lo afn1ad fNTa annnda
more and then gave up.
A purse of s25 was made for the winner
n given TO the referee, who Will see
that O suitable prize be procured. as Tenn
pleton intends to stay a little while
longer.
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Aovices from Australia state tnat one
day, while the steamer Mariposa was be-
twean Honoluln and Samoa Holm T, SnL-
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ing W. parry Associstio1 WIN play
me rsugn A. bailagns, SUNDAY, az tne
loos OF street, brooSiyn. Treat
eAeiteulene exist petween ooth teams,
ADO y Rseas game snoua oe tae result.
ing IN their rooms last evenlng, and
elssen new msnloers were esectea- Iney
VII play = orac.ice gane ounGay alesr-
moon AZ Inc Senerai al Conhua-
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LIS jim panay ooeoan Cloo Is grow
Tux ~ neuDsIship II hNs as present Ioi
ihehlueIs- tney nave u uniforms;
.u15ne 70 snesr sue Ioo1oSn league. Ihey
Glst p1ay sAs DisnIonu OiuD at hrastina.
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lug wiz pe nsiq slonaay evening at their
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zen neW msmpers were eiecte1, the
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