The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-01
THE ATHLETIC swim.
Lorillard and Other Games
"A New Record-The
Wheel.

The first Of the series of monthly COM
petitions Of the Lorrilard Athletic CLUB
for the all-around championship medals
closed yesterday at the West Side Driv-
ing Park. Joseph Flaherty won the hrst
honor for the May series with a total OF
thirty-thrse points, Joseph Hodnett Sc
cured second prize with a total oftwenty-
one points and John Moran captured the
third honor with twenty points Inc re
suits Of the contests yesterday were as
One hundred yard rum. Hodnett e
yardsl first; ]. Flaherty (scrateh) second;
and Il: Dolan Is yardsl, third Iime' u
seconds
Two hundred and twenty yard run
A. Bruhn as yardsl, first; ]. Moran 90
Yards, second, and j. Flaherty (scratch).
third Time IS seconds.
Eight humid red and eighty yard walk
H. Dolsn go yards, first; a. Bruhn
(scratch(, second, and J Hodnett Il min
ute). third Tine. 4 minutes
Eight hundred and eighty yard run.-
J.. Flaherty (scratcb). first; y. Dolan
(scrafch), second, and J.. Moran (25 yards),
third. Time, Pm. 27s.
The Warren A. A. will meet this even
ing at Turn Hall and n full attendance of
members is requested as business OF i'm
p~ortance will be transacted. The constr
tuition and bylaws will be adopted and
membership tickets distributed, also
tickets for the picnic to be held at Gale
DOMAIN Park OF July 3. Several COM
mittees will be appointed aud the Board
of Trustees will organize. An emblem
and coiors for the club will also be chosen
IN different committees appointed at
the last meeting will. report. The base
ball team of the club has been chosen and
will play the l.. d. A A. next Sunday.
June z, on their grounds. The Warrens
ku.. r.x NJ n ~ M n n hars nc INV QrfiNQ
athletic club In Jersey City, and have
several events on hand. which IL success
full, will put quite a neat sum TO the
balance in the treasury. Among the
members or the club are some very promf-
nent athletes OF Jersey City, and also
some old timers, who will endeavor to
bring out new talent In the athletic line.
Fred Bonley, the runner, who a few
years ago held the championsh Up OF Jer-
ser City at a mile. is one of the active
members Of the club, also L. j. Lane,
who was quite prominent in the spirits
on the old Erie street grounds. Both OF
these men will represent the Warrens'
this ummer. The Room Committee will
notify the club when the rooms will be
ready. and the next meeting will be neld
in them.
Luther Carey Of Princeton made a new
record In Saturdays intercollegiate games
but an error in making the announce
ment gave hin the or edit of having only
equalled the English record, which was a
shade better han the best American
record. The timers were 6. A. Avery G.
c. Hughes, w. II. Robertson and e.. A.
Reed. When the fl nal heat was started
Avery set bis watch going without in
spection. and his time was, at his OWL re-
quest, thrown out. C. G. Hughes made
the time q 3-5 seco nds. W. II. Robertson
21e< seconds, and G. A. Reed 81 AS sec
onds. In accordan ce with the rules,
which urnvfda that when three watches
disagree, the Intern ediate time shall be
taken, Referee Curtis announced the
Official time as 81 As seconds. Thereupon
the proceeded to tell the
spectators that the time was 81 As
seconds. Notwithstanding the error,
Carey is today a world beater at 220
yards.
The corrected table of points in Satur-
days games gives Harvard a total Of 46
and Princeton e.