The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-03
SPORTS ON THE FOURTH
Athletics, Yachting and
Other Events for
Tomorrow.

The Glorious Fourth will be celebrated
with c~ommendaols spirit tomorrow II the
weather Is pleasant Every plot OF ground
that can be utilized Will be transformed
into q baseball field; the yacht clubs have
arranged a programme and the annette
clubs will Rave q gala dsT. The Pavonia
Yacht ciub,s fiset win 60 to the house at
the Atlantic Highlands for a ju bilee and
a race 10 the Afternoon. The Jersey City
Yacht club will take a sail 20 the summer
home at Tottenville, S. I, where prepare
rionsh have been ma de for a dinner and a
merry time. The Oceanic Yacht
c1nb win have its annual re-
raffa on the club house at
Communipaw snd Will have q jolly re
ception OF reunion in the evening. Inc
house of the Dauntless Yacht CluD VIII
be open and refreshments will DO server.
All the baseball clubs have one or more
engagements. A free entertainment Will
be given at Ulrich's boat house gu New
ark Bay at the foot Of Danforth avenue.
where boxing. singing, races
aud other features Will make = pleasing
programme Prizes are to be awaroeq 70
the prettisst girl aud boy infants q ~
will be an unique and happy affair Tne
tennis clubs Will be out and an interest
ing match Will be contested on the
grounds Of the Jersey City Tennis Club
between mat club represented BY I'll
Fielder, Jr.. and Andrew Post. and the
Bergen Point Tennis Club represented by
Sydney l. Smith and Walter I. Pares.
The athletes will have a busy day.
The GreenvilIe Y. NJ. G.. AS athletes
will have acarnival on their new grounds
at the foot OF Chapel avenue. Baseball
and tennis will be played, and a pro-
gramme with nine athletic events nus
- a-.I x.1sh MA rfnh and three omen
events. The Scottish-American Athletic
Club will occupy Californian Park, ana
have club games and IA picnic. Inc New
Jersey A. G.. will celebrate the day with
athletics. baseball and hreworks- Inc
athletic event viii, however. pc the open
games Of the Lorillard A. G., who VIII
formally open the club grounds at Oak
land Park. Exciting contests Will De
Witnessed. After the athletic contests a
1ivefy football match will be PLAYED De-
tween the teams OF the Barry ABSORPTION
and the Rangers OF fonkers INT list OF
events. the entries and handicaps are as
follows
One hundred yards dash-T. j. Lee. n.
Y. A. c., will start one yard behind
scratch; George Schewegier, n. 4. A. Y,
srntch; w. Bowling. PassaIc A. G.; J. r.
Rim. +. A. G.; b. w. Gwinnltz, X 4
q, 3x;H. w. Halsted, Wayne a. CT a.
c. Grsbo, Lorillard A. C., 4; T. Koran. r.
AIHIA AuA " ia "a
r. Eichman, Jersey City Y. NJ. C. A.; G.
Presler and george Rowe, sylvia A. G.;
W. j. Dixon, M. A. c.; j. OfHara ana
j. w. McAuliffe. w. E A c.; A. Michel.
Varnna q. c., . yards; w. J. Knowles,
N. A. G, 5H yards; W. H. Berrlgap'
j. Fitzgerald, Brooklyn A. C., 6 yards;
w. J. Kendrigan, Lorillard, A. G.;
Minicus, Sylvan A. c., 81 yards; W.
Bushle and G. w. CotIingnam, sylvia a.
b.: w. J. Prove and W. 7. Newell, Loril-
lard A. G., 7 yards
I. ]. Lee will start 8 yards behind the
scratch: George Schuyler. N. Y. A. G.,
scratch; j. T. Rim, ?. A. C-5H yards;
A. Warner, N. Y. city: w. J. Dixon, NJ
A. c., 6, H. w. Halstead. Wayne A. e;
A. g. Grabo, Lorillard A.C. Z yards; ".
Dohn aud George Rowe, Sylvia A q A.
r. a. q; j. McAulifre, John o'Hara and
7. j. Brown, w. T. A. c.; Robert Harris,
Rutherford; Hurry Myers. LorIllard A-C.;
and II. Hawthorn, Orange, 8 yards; j.
LoriIlard A. c., Q: I. ". Gwinitz. r. A.
c., 911; F. Riordan. Lorillara A G.; 7.
Grotty. n. J. A. c.; j. German, Loril-
lard A. c.; j. Herrlck, Star A. c., 10
yards, E. A. Powers, Stuyvesant A G.,
NJ. }. kendrigan. LoriiiHrd A. Gsotgs
ana Il. II. lOu2DAihs W. f. a.
c.; &. J. Renahan, Yonkers, ii yards, w.
Buhle, sylvia A. c. and w. j. Prone.
LoriIlard A. c., IL yards.
Four hundred a forty yard run-Chnr-
les Cornivell, Passaic A. C.; Fl. G. Powers,
New York City; f.. Schnaibel aud r.
Eichmann. Jersey City Y. n. G. A.; j. j..
Dundon and W. Douglas. Wayne A. G.;
Frank Riordan. w. J. Prove. George
Green and Thomas Gfnigan, Lorillard A.
C.; II. Chritchett and 4. Baurer. Ashland
A. G.; NJ. Ades and II. j. De Doe. Pas
time A.. C.; John Herrick and J. Grady.
Standard A. c.; II. NJ. Kinney. Star A.. Z.
AZ. #. Mccarthy, West Hoboken: James
j. Murphy, Nj. j. Keane and J. T. Dool-
ing, Xavier A. G.
Eight hundred and eighty yards handi-
cap-Conrad Marks, Xavier A c. anil g.
Y. Gilbert, n. Y. A. c., scratch; W. +.
Glossy. Wayne A. c., 10 yarns: ]. +.
Williams, Jr., II. A. c., 10 yards; E r.
Leonard, Stuyvesant A. c.. and H. d.
Tompkins. Riverside A c.. Is yards; E.
W. Pierson. Riverside A. c., D James
Couglan. Varuna b. C., % yards; j. j.
McDonough, New York city. Harry
Myers, LoriIlard A. c., and }. e. Clark
son, Riverside A. g., % yards;
4. J.. Saunders, Star A. c., and J. J.
Moran. Lorillard A. c.. 80 yards; Thos.
Brodigan and William Opferkucn. Han
over A. c., NJ ]. Murphy, Stuysesant A.
c.. w. j. Norton, O'Neill Association, j.