The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-09
HE. BOSTON
FILL DECORATIONS ALL EAD
Y. G. A.: W. NJ. Graft, N. J.. A. c.; M. P,
uoIDfo NJ " r

Y. G. A: W. NJ. Craft, N. j. A. c.; M. P.
Halpin, N. Y. A. C.
One-lnile run-G. G. Hollander, P. A.
G.; A. B. George, NJ. A. c.; T. 2. Conneff,
NJ. A. c.; NJ. e. Smith, M. A. c.: w. Nc
Carly, N A; c.. N; Hunter. N: A, G.; A.
7. A. O.: E. Hjertberg. N. j. A. c.; A. j.
Walsh, x. A. q.
Tnree-nile w~alk-Samuel Liebgold. P.
A. c.; NJ. Levy, P. A. c.: Il. Sherman, NJ.
A. c.; G. L. Nicoil, NJ. A. c.; Thomas
Letson, y. Y. A. G.; j. Shelley, Acorn A.
A.; w. H: Meek. G. A. c.
7. P. Connect, M. A. G.: W. McCarty, M
A. G.; N. Hunter. N. &C; E. c. Gar
w. O'Keefe. x. A. A.
Running high jump-H. L.. Hallock,
NJ. A.. O.. H. Herrick, NJ. A. c.; E. w.
Gof, NJ. A. c.; Alvah Nickerson, N. Y.
A. c.; NJ. f. Sweeney, X. A. A..
Putting sixteen pound shot-C. A. j.
Queckberner. NJ. A.. c.; C. Coughlin, NJ.
Gianmin. N. Y. A. c.
Running broad iump-A. F. COPELAND,
a. A. c.; E. G; Potter, N. A. G.; E. G.
Puffer, NJ. A. c.: E. w. Golf, NJ. A. c.;
M. W. Ford, NJ: A. c.; H. Barclay, Loril-
E. Smith, N; Y. A. c.: Geo. Schwegler,
j. Mooney, x. A. A.
Throwing 16-poupd hammer-C. A. J..
Queckerner. M. A. c.; c. C~oughlin, MA.
G.; B. g. Davis, Brighton A. c.; j. S.
| Y. A. c.; NJ. OSullivan, X. A. c.
Pole vault for heighr-E. c. Potter, M.
A. c.; II. l.. Hallock. M. A. G.; H, L.
Town, NJ. A. c.; NJ. S. Hart. M. A. c.; H.
II. Baxter, n. Y. A. c.; E. D.. Ryder, N.
Y; a: c.; George Casey, N. j. A. c.:
William F; Genssn, Sylvia A. c.; Henry
Throwing the 56-pound weight for dis.
tance-C. A.. J. Queckberner. NJ. A. c..
q. Coughlin, M. A. c.: NJ. O'Sulliyan. x
A. A.; u. O'Sullivan, x. A. A.
DIamoul Chips.
Manager Leadley of the Detroit Ath.
Ietic Clubs baseball team has written
Secretary Sullivan of the A. A. U. that
the Detroit A. c. baseball team will be In
New York City October 1. and will be
pleased TO play any of the strong teams
In this locality on Oc'ober 4, 5 and 6.
Any club desiring these dates can have
them secured by addressing James e
sullivan. Sporting Times office, No. 24l
Broadway, New York City.
The L-orillard A. C. champions of this
Hudson County League Wal play against
the sylvia A C.'s nine at Oakland Park
tomorrow afternoon. The game will be
called at foul O'Clock.
The Lorillard team will meet the nipe
of the Young Mems Association of BAY.
onne on Sunday afternoon. The match
will be for a 500 trophy. The Bayoupt
club has a strong team and the Lorillards
will have TO put up ~ fine game to win,
Results of League games Yesterdays
Pittsburg, S; New York, 8. Brooklyn. d
Chicago, 2. ST. Louis. z; Boston, l, Bal
timore, 9; Louisville, 5. philadelphia. Z
Cincinnati, g.
Athletic Arena.
The managers Of the Metropolitan AS.
sociation Of the A. A. U. will meet to
night.
Fifty of the ninety clubs in the Metro
politan Association are in arrears for
dues.
Harry Barclay expects to beat his jump
of 20 fl. 9 in. at the championship meet
ing tomorrow,
Tennis.
The final games in the gantlemen's
singles in the Danforth Tennis Clubs
tourney will be played Today on the club
grounds at Greenville. The competitors
will be Clarke Walker aud Linn Bruce.
The return series of games between the
Cartaret and Danforth Tennis Clubs will