The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-27
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS.
List of Athletes Who Will
Compete for the
HonorS.
THE BASEBALL LEAGUE.
1t Will Make Numerous Changes
Football at Princeton-Grifin
a Slugger.


kind ever held in America. The sprint
races alone will be well worth a journey
TO witness. Five Of the fastest men in
the world will face the starter. They are:
L. Cary. M. a. c.; John Owen, Of De-
trois; w. Jewett, Detroit; j. Donohue, of
Worcester. and W. Stage, of Cleyeland.
In the sprint races It is an assured fact
that the records will be smashed. In the
other events, the champions of all parts
of the United States are entered, aud
Canada's two champions, orion and
Waldron, will be among the starters.
The bicycle race should be the event of
the DAY. The worlds champion, A. A.
Zimmerman, Is entered and will meet
Wiudle. Taylor, Banker. Berlo, Murphy,
Hess and the great Western rider, w.
Sanger.
GRAND stand tickets have been placed
on sale at A. G.. SpalGinG & Bros. 24l
Broadway. and at Treasurer Curtis office,
Spirit of Times building, IL Frankfort
street. New York City.
The following is the list of entries:
10O-yards run-C. w. Stage, Cleveland;
", Allen. n. Y, A. C.; thomas H; Lee,
n. Y. A. c.; r. T. Lyons, N. Y. A. C.,
Luther a. Cary, NJ. A. c.; H. T. Hard
ing, NJ. A. c.; A. F. COPELAND, M. a. c.,
George Lunney. NJ. A. c.; George R.
Swain, NJ. A. c.; Davis. Syracuse A. q;
James Smith, Boston A. A; Carey F.
Worcester A. c.: c. n. Buchholz, Bank
Clerks, a. Al Philadelphia.
22C-yards rune. w. Stage. Cleveland
a. O.; Harry Jewetr, Detroit A. c.; John
Owen. Jr.. Detroit A. c.; E. W: Allen.
Luther H. Cary. NJ. A G.; H. T. Hard
ing. N. A. C.; A; F, Coplaud. NJ. A. G.;
g.. f. SaDdford, NJ. a. c.: George r.
Swain, NJ A. G.; S. A. Coombs. Boston
a. A; James Smith, Boston A. A.; R.
H. Dodge. Boston A. A; Casey F..
Spencer, Boston A. A; ]. ]. Donohue.
Worcester A. c.; Vernon Mowry, Wor-
cester A. G.
A0-yards run-C. w. Stage. Cleveland
A. c; Harry Jewets, Detroit A. c.; John
Owen. Jr., Detroit A. c.; w. C. Downs,
New York A. G.; H. S. Lyons, New York
a. c.; S. V. Winslow. New York A. e.:
Roddy. Manhattan A. c.; I. B. Turner,
Manhattan A. G.; CLARK Mellon, Manhat-
tan A. C.; G.. T. Sanford, Manhattan A.
c.; c. NJ. Carbonnell, Manhattan A. C..
S. A.. Coombs. Boston A. A; S. G.
Waldron, Montreal A. A.; K. II. Dodge,
Boston A. A.; Vernon Mowry. Worcester
A. G.
sS0-yards run-Thomas Jackman, Michi-
gan A. A.; w. Il. Morris, Y. N. C. a,
Philadelphia; H. E. Billings. Jr., N. Y. A.
c.; s. V. Winslow, n. Y. A. c.; a. W.
Macintosh, N. Y. A. c.; T. B. Turner,
NJ. A. c.; Clark Mellon. NJ. A. c.; j. S.
S. G: Waldron, Montreal A. A; H. W.
Schlichter, Philadelphia Amateur Swim
ming Club; Murdo Mackenzie, Philadel-
phia Amateur Swimming Club; j. j. Nc
Loughlin, Worcester A. G.
1.mile run-M. A. Boyd. Philadelnhia
NJ = M NJ
c.; Michael Smith, Hanover A. CS JOS
eph E. Cough, Hanover A. c.; 6. G..
Hollander. PastiEe A. c.; George w.
Orion, Montreal; L. P. Connect, NJ. A.
G.; A. b. George, NJ. A. c.; NJ. E. Smith,
M. A. c.; E. w. Kelsey, Philadelphia
son, Worcester A. c.; E. Rjertberg, N.
j. A C.
smile run-E. g: Carter, n. Y. c. A;
George w Orton, Montreal; 7. P. Con-
nef, NJ. A. c.; John l.. Wren, NJ. A. c.;
g. Petite, NJ. A. c.; A. B. George, M. A.
G.i w. n. Hunter, NJ. A. c.; Joseph B.
Club: ]. Birmingham. Lorillard "A. c.;
W. D. Day. N. j. A. CO. Z. j. HjertDerg,
n. J. A. C.
1-nile walk--James MCGEE, Detroit A.
G.; T. w. Letson. n. 7. A. c.: Samuel
LteDgold, Pastime A; c.: I. Sherman. NJ.
Meek, Columbia A. C., New York.
e3-mile walk-James MCGEE, Detroit A.
c.; Thomas w. Letson, N. Y. A. c.:
Samuel Liebgold, Pastime A. e.; L. Sher-
man, NJ. A. c.; c. L. Nicoll. M. A. c.: w.
Il. Meek, Columbia A. c.. New York.
2-mIle safety bicycle, held under sane
ton of L. A. w. Racing Board and L.. A.
W. ruLes-A. B. Rich. Staten Island A.
c.; c. w. Sanger, Michigan A. A.: A. A.
Zimmerman, New YORK A.. c.; G. f.
Taylor, Manhattan A. c.; P. j. Berlo.
Manhattan A. c.; G. A. Banker, Man
haitian A. g; Il. G. Wheeler, Manhattan
Hess, Manhattan A. c.; w. f. Murphy,
New York A. c.
Pole-vault for height - Theo. Luce,
Detroit A. c.; H. L. Towne. NJ. A. c.; E.
r. Hart, NJ A. c.; Zach A. Cooper, M. A.
G.; 3. G: Potter, NJ A. c.; j. Crane. Jr..
ton A. A; Beno Klein N. Y. Turn Vereln;
George Casey, N. J. A. c.; C. L. Buch-
holz. Bank Clerks A. A., Philadelphia.
Running high jump-H. L. Hallock. NJ.
A. c.; 2. W. Gotf, Al. A. c.; H. Herrick,
N. A. c.; J. 2. Morse. Boston A. A.; c.
D. Haywood, Boston A. A.; Norman G.
Leslie, Philadelphia Amateur SWIM
ming Club; Emil Hupe, N. Y. Turn
Verein.
Running broad j~ump-Georne Schweg-
Ter, N. Y. A. c.; R. 7. Lyons. N. Y. x.
G.; A. E. Coplaud. NJ. A. c.; E. w. Golf,
W. "A. O.s d 6s ItOuuy, M. A. u; II. y,
Potter, Nd. A. c.; T. c. Puffer. M. A. c.:
phia; E. E. Barnes, n. ]. 4. c.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-J. S. Nit
chell, n. Y. A. c.; E. J. GiapniBi. N. Y.
A c.; c. A. j. Queckberner, M. A. c.; @.
Coghlin. M. A. O.; Daniel Long, Boston
A. A.
Throwing 56-pound weight for distance
j. S. Mitchell. New York A. C.: A. J.
Queckberner, Manhattan A. c.; G. Cogh-
lin, Manhattan A. c.; Daniel Long, Bos-
ton A. A.
Putting 1e-pound shot-George r. Gray,
N. Y. A. c.; j.. S. Mitchell, N. Y. A. c.;
Q~neckberner, M. A. c.; G. Coghlin. NJ.
A. G.
12O-yards hurdle, ten flights. aft. Gin.
Schwegler, N. Y. a. c.; A. j. COPELAND,
Harding, NJ. A. c.; Lewis C. Lewis, A.C.
S.. N, Philadelphia.
22o yards hurdle, ten flights. 2 tt. 6 in.
George schwegler, N. Y. A. c.; A. F.
Il. L. Harding, NJ. A. G.: P. j. Finneran,
NJ, Philadelphia; E. E. Barnes, N. j. A. C.
Griffin the Feather-Weight Champion.
Jersey City and Hoboken sports were
numerous last night In the Coney island
Athletic Clubs big hall. 1t was not the
scientific battle they anticipated. Griffin
is a hurricane fighter-a slugger. He
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