The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20
BOyds BOwied.
The Boyds had a lively team match at
Browns alleys last night. The score:-
WAYNE ATHLETES.
The Clubs Successful Indoor Games Last
Night.

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The Clubs Successful Indoor Games Last
Night.
The Wayne Athletic Club held its regu-
lar weekly athletic competition last night
at their rooms in CALIFORNIAN Park. A
large audience was present and enjoyed
tine contests. Before the games were
Started exhibitions of wrestling, boxing
and club swinging were given. L. E.
Adams OF Newark gave a clever exhlbi-
ton on the flying rings and WAS loudly
cheered.
The first event contested was the As
yards dash. The first heat was won by j.
Dnndon, Z feet; II. Halsted, scratch, was
second. Time, 6 seconds. The second
heat was won by K. E Berrigan.
The second event was The half mile
walk. eighteen started, but only three
finished. II was won by 7. e. Wall, 20
yards; e. Hertz, 10 yards; r. II. Powers.
w yards, third. Time 4 minutes.
Third event was Il team race between
teams of four men; four teams started.
The team capitalized by Glossy won.
Glossy, Dundon, Everiss and Arnold
composed the winning team. Glossy.
Halsbead and Dundou ran a very pretty
race. They started and finished in the
above order.
The next event was vaulting with the
pole. 1t was won by E. Tuite with 6 #.
4in.: L. Farrell second, 6 it. 2 in.; J..
Benedict third, 6 it.
The last event was the As yards hurdle.
1t had seventeen entries. The first heat
was won by K. lutte, 4. Wall second
time, ~ seconds. The second heat was
won by w. Glossy, II. Halstead second;
time, ~ seconds. The final heat was
won by w. Glossy. II. Halstead second,
E. Tuite third; time, ~ secones.
The officers of the night were:-James
p. Kelly, referee; Z. Fitzgerald and
Joseph Lynch, judges; w. H. Berrig an.
Jr-. starter; Frank kelleger, clerk of
courses; I. J. Yarrow and Peter Sherry,
timers.
Th0 Hoboken Tournament
The Valencias vanquished the Temper
ance team and the Hour team defeated
the Iron Cross in the Hoboken tourney on
Wednesday night. The scores
Valencia-Storm, l41; Kilian, III;
Krommel. 1856; Gerdts, 1853; Kuempel, lat;
Mathey. Ill; Fisher, 1863, and Lsuly, 10.
Total. 1.19S.
Temperance-Kelly, lis; Whirmore,
III; Reinhold. 1874; Wilkens, 1879; Prentice,
lag; Arnold. 1872; Binny, 12l. and Farley,
Hour-Sullivan, 1874: Mover. 1870; Spohn,
172, Baeder, 1876; Ohrieter, 1874; Hanger,
14e; Kramer, l54; Soieder, 154. Total,
1882.
Iron Cross-Pierson. 1853; Grouls; III;
1bttFluRs LII 0CuTel6Ts LIZ WILSON,. luo,
Robinson, 1855, Hawkridge. 163; Cross,
Ia. Total, 1863.
Athletic Arena.
The Wayne Athletic Club will hold it's
annual ball at Woods Hall on Barrow
streernext Monday evening. The club is
very popular, n their affairs are largely
attended. A happy time is anticipated.
The Harrison A. c. held a meeting last
evening at its rooms on Harrison avenue
The members will hold a set of athletic
games at their grounds on Harrison ave
nue. on Thanksgiving Day, when the fol-
lowing events will be open to all members
of the club:-i00-yard run, half-mile run,
one-mile run. half-mile walk and a sack
race. The games will start at three
o'clock.
The Hoboken Athletic Club will meet
this evening. and officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. All members are
requested to be present.
The Outing Athletic Club would ike to