The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-25
LABOR DAY CARNIVAL.
List of the Officials Chosen by the
,Tarsev a n for the EvanH

List of the Officials Chosen by the New
Jersey A. C. for the Event.
The annual Labor Day celebration of
the New Jersey Athletic Club that is to
be held al the Club Grounds, Bergen
Point, N. j.. on Monday, September 8.
commencing at enc P. NJ. promptly,
promises to be the greatest day in the his
tory of the club.
The first e OF the programme is the
football game for the Gaelic champ ion-
ship of America between the famous VIII
liam Barry Association, of Jersey City,
and the Kickhams, Of Harlem. These
two teams are equally matched, and as
both claim the Championship a spirited
game is expected.
at two P. NJ the athletic carnival will
commence, For the eight events all the
leading athletes of this section of the
couHtEy are entered and will compete. OF
course the event OF the day, In fact the
NEST celebrated event contested this year
VIII be b great three mile match race
between Willie Bay, the young New Jef-
sey wonder. who holds all the American
records from 2 20 4 miles, and Temny
Connect OF the Manhattan A c., who has
won tbec championship of England, Ire
land, Canada and America. Both boys
have been training hard for the race and
as the New Jersey officers offer a special
medal for the 8 naile record Qf broken)
they will sJrivs hard to do 1t. Willie Day
has been training steadily at the club
grounds at Bergen Pofnt, he is in good
condition and will render a good account
of himself. He certainly has much the
better ofthe match. 1t is his distance
and he holds the record fer 3 miles.
Manager ABnett of the baseball team
has secured the strong BensonhuFst team
forsthat dag and Manager Burdock. the
famous ex-Boston player, who lovers
second base for the Long Island team is
sure he Will tura the tables on the Jersey
cracks or Monday. Tommy Esterbrooke
the well known ex-League player will
cover first bag fer the visitors.
So far as official are concerned the New
Jersey A. G. will be we'll taken care of as
the following list will show. Referee-J.
3. Anderson, NJ. A. G.. Timers-C, C.
Hughes, M. A.. c., R. Stoll, N. Y. A. c.,
NJ. Bishop, Fresh Air Club. A. M.
Sweet Judges at inish-J. F: c.
Blackhurst, N: Y. A. c.; Wm. J. Swan,
N. Y. A. G.; Howard Perry, Columbia
A. C; e. B. Ely, N. j. A. CT; John New
man, N. j. A. O.; A. Vredenberg, ST.. N.
J. A. G. Inspectors-John D.. Boyd, N.
J. A. C.;E. S. Marin, N. j. A. c.; A. W.
Booth, N. J.; A. C.; Henry Fuller.
= Tont !; A. A G.; c., E. Art +; Mitchell s,isn'
Orange a. c., M. A. Cunning. Acorn A.
A. Field Judges-A. A. Jordan, N. Y.
A. C.:J. O'Louahlin. Lorillard A. c.:
Sam Austin. Charles E.. Annett. N. j. A.
c.; George W. Wood, Standard A. c.; j.
R. Woodruff. N. I. V. N. Clerk of Course
j. Dixon. Standard A. c.; Sid Smith, N.
j. A. c.; G. Cenover, G. White, Clinton
A. c. G. S. Busse, D. R. c.; r. Mamlock,
DauHtless, r. C. Scorer-D. McDonigie,
Brooklyn A. c.; j. Krebs, N. j. A. C.;
H. Newman, N. j. A. CIR. Annett. N. ].
A. g. Judge-Hilton, of Detroit; George
Burrefl, Pastime A. c.: Allen Laurie
N. j. A. C. Marshall-M, Stringham, N.
j. A. G. Assistant Marshals-H. e
Harris, N. J. A. c.; A. G. Jennings, N.
J. A. c.; N. Day, n. j. A. c.; Geo. Van
Wrinkle, N. j. A. c.; H. c. Cole, N. j
A. c.; A H. Church, N. J.. A. @
J. ". Goddard. N. J. A. c.; s. l.. Davis,
n. j.. A. c.; ]. L. Robertson. N. y. A, c.
Charles Leonard. N. j. A. c.; Jos. Y Dung.
N. j.. A. c.; George Virdin, N. J. A. c..
Announcer. S. s. Schuyler, N. j. A. G..
Starter. William Robertson; Official Re
porter, II. Sylvester Quinn.