The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
ACTIVE ATHLETICS.
They Compete for Prizes
in Three Local
Club Games.
COUNTY LEAGUE GAMES.
Scots Win the Place From the
SylVas-Jersey Wheel
Men.

1890
in the evening and almost that number
witnessed the games in the afternoon.
The entries were large. and SO well did
the Handicapped do his work that only
one of the scratch men won a prize.
Vogellus ploughed dow his field IN the
two mile race and won handily. The re-
suits are appended
One hundred yard dash.-First trials
First heat.-Won by L. Fl. Wlseman,
Kenilworth A. q. (311 yards), with Charles
Wiedman, National Turn Verein q
yards). second; time o475 seconds; Sec
Lorillard A. C. OF yards. with Michael
Smith, st. James Y. NJ. G, A. a YARDS,
second; time 10 4 5 seconds. Third heat
Won by James Deyins. Stuyvesant A {.
6 yardsl, with W. Bromley. Comet A. G.
Is yards, second; time, II seconds. Fourth
heat-Won by John Wball, Yonkers A.
G. az yards). with w. j. Dixon, Man
haitian A.C. az YARDS. second; time 10 40
seconds. Second triais-First heas-Won
by Wledman. with Wiseman second;
Devins, with Whall second; time, 10 rs
seconds. Final heat-W0n by DevIns.
with Whall second and Wiseman third;
time, 10 is seconds.
One mile run.-Won by E. II. WiItalch.
Prospect Harriers AS YARDS, with w.
OAeGLG, AdtlGE IA. ~. NSO tdiools GCOpho
n George McGipnis, Star A. G. (S5
yards). third. Time, 4 minutes 80 1-5
seconds.
Quarter mile r~un.-First heat-Won by
IT, J. Monahan, Xavier A. A. g yards).
with S. Levy; Stuyvesant A. Z. (scratchl.
A. C. az yards), third; time, IS 20 ssr-
on1s. Second heat-Won by F. L. Mod
rill, Westminster County w. c. 90 yards),
with j. G. Egan. 1orillard a. C..
az yards), second and w. Brown
ley, Comet A. C. Co yards). third;
by Monahan. with Morrill, second and
Levy third. time, 81 seconds.
Half mile run-(for novices).-Wen by
David H.. Melville, Stuyvesant A. C.,
with W. F. Bang, Y. NJ. c. A. second,
and H. Arnold. Wayne A. c., third.
Two mile run.-Won by I. J. Vegellus.
Xavier A. A. (scratch). with W. O'Keefe.
Xavier A. A. $50 yardsl second, aud A. K.
Mills, Yonkers A. C.. go yards, third.
Time, 1om. IS 2-5s.
The Scottish-American Athletic Club
had its annual club games on Saturday.
What was TO have been the event on the
card was a three mile run between Vog-
ellus, of the Xavier A. c., and Rogers, of
the New Jersey A. C.. The latter was un-
able to run owing TO an accident by
which two of his ribs were broken. The
club events resulted as follows
One-hundred-yard Run - Final heat
won by j. Mulligan. 6 yards; I. Higgins
81 vars. second; T. Cannon, 6 yards.
third. Time, 10 8 seconds.
16 yards; J.. Mulligan, 8 yards, second;
7. Higgins, 10 yards. third. Time So sec
onds.
Half-mile Run-Wen by ]. Mulligan.
20 yards; NJ. Corcoran, Is yards. second:
v. Waselewski, Is yards, third. Time 2
minutes 81 seconds.
Running High Jump-Won by F.
Rush, scratch, actual jump S feet u inch;
IL. Cannon, 8 inches, second, actual jump
4 feet 4 riches; b. Rogers. 61s inches.
third.
j. Mulligan won the gold medal, with
10 points. The standing of the Others
VAST. Cannon, 8 points; F. Rush, 5; 7.
Higgins, 4; M. Corcoran. 5 V. Vase
lewski, /; II. Rogers, l.
The New Jersey Athletic Clubs carni-
val, which was held Yesterday as Bergen
Point, ..Bayonne, was a big success. Over
and athletic races. The feature of the
day was the S89-yard run and one-mile
safety bicycle race. open to residents OF
Bayonne and Greenville.
The former was won by j. O'Halleron
(scratch), of the Garfield A. c.; f. w.
Jaehne (35 YARDS, Greenville Y. M. G. A.,
was secona, and Thomas Reid, Jr., (35
YARDS. Garfield A. c.. was third, The
time was 2 minutes IA rs seconds.
The bicycle race was won by Alexander
McAIlister, Bayonne; ]. H. Livingston.
Greenville wheelmen, second, and A. c.
Armstrong. Greenville wheelmen, third.
Time, 2 minutes IS 2-5 seconds.
The boat races started between two
pair cared gig crews. They were:-Reds
#. h. Garrett, bow; E.. Scofield, Jr..
stroke: c. Ii. Cook. coXswain. Whites
e. P. Allen, bow: Fl. w. Fuller, stroke.
n 7 Snoncor onvayyaip Tho rocn vuoc
captured by the Reds in 5 m. s s., beating
the Whites by II seconds. The Reds had
the inside course.
The three crew. in the foul cared shell
race observation-disclosures {. Anuett,
bow; D. Davenport, No. 2; NJ. V. String.
aad; H Reos- + + I. Garrett Mf Fq SoW
c.. H. Cook, No. 2; C. j. Spencer, No.
8; E. Scofield, Jr., stroke. Whites-N.
II. Day. bow; G. F. Purdg, No. 2; e. P.
Allen, NO. 3; E. L. V~reedenburgh, stroke.
Blues had the inside and led The entire
distance, beating the Reds, who were
second. by two lengths in 4 minutes Ii
seconds. Reds and Whites turned thf
same buoy and nearly fouled, the Whites
being badly beaten.
This crew on the outside WOE the pair
cared barge race by three length: Red
u. F.. Garrett, bow; G. Fl. Cook, No. 2: E
p. Allen, No. 8; g. Scofield, Jr., stroke,
r. c. Annett. coxswain. Their time was
5m. 57S. The opposing crew were: White
e. V. Schneider, bow; h. K. Zust, No. o
j. Gilbertson, No. 8; F. Wright, stroke
w. w. Scott. coxswain.
In the one hundred yard swimming
race w. w. Scott won, with T. "A. Wrighi
second and John GilberJson third.
The summary of the athletic and bi
cycle races follows
One Mile Safety. Open (handicap):-
First heat-Won by j. w. Judge, River
side Wheelmen $50 YARDS; time, 2m. 45s
Second heat-Won by Harry Hawthorne
Orange A. c., $50 yarus); time, Pm. 42 4-5s
Final heat-Won by G. W. Coffin, Orang,
A. c., with H. Hawthorne second and j
w. Judge third; time. am. Al 2-5s.
Twenty Yard Potato Race.-Won by M
Cohen. E. PASSOVER second, E. Hjertbers
third. No time recorded.
Eight Hundred and Eighty Yard Rul
closed (handicap)-Won by j. II. Green,
40 yards); Fl. Jsehne go yards). second
+. Clark Us yards. third. Time, 2m.
2-5s.
Three Hundred Yard Run (handicap)-
Won by Z. Clark Is yards); e. V. Scheide
go YARDS, second; NJ. Cohen ~ yards
third. Time, 80 ass.
One Mile Safety, open to Bayonne ant
DISQUALIFICATION by Alexander Meal
lister, Bayonne; J. II. Livingston, Greer
vile, second; A. q. Armstrong, Green
vile, third. Time, 2m. IS 2-5s.
Eight Hundred and Eighty Yard Rul
fhandicap, Open to Bayonue and Green
ville.-Won by J.. O'Halloran, Garfield a