The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-05

Rarry. CARR owens.
p Tarxins Goal ........John MCCARTHY
e. maddeu.......) - Michael Cronin
W yn4mas fSy :. John aoAulIre
i x snelson Halt backs Dennis OKeefs
} ~ n@si h g ssis sGaDso Centre .Tho aa%ss a e caaSoS
Patrick Ha' es -" Right wing "..'ohn io Rqsn
Charles uoverin.. Lelt WING .....Jos o'Connor
o-u -. John KeatinR
John McConneh'.-. n .....P. O'Doooyan
Con. o'Kesfs ,..... Francs Zeal
The Barry's had what might be called
a .ciuch." Their systematic and team
playing enabled them to win the game
hands down. They allowed the
ball to come within a hundred feet OF
their opponents goal. In the first hall
they scored two goals u In the last hall
they increased their score three goals and
won by 5 goals aud 8 points TO 0.
The bicycle team race of the GARFIELD
A. c.. ana GreenvIlle Whselmen, which
was the twelfth event on the programme,
! proved one of the most exciting and in-
teresting events of the Gay. The Green
vile Whselmen, who are all experienced
riders, We're looke upon as winners.
The Garisld's novicss, however. proved
| that consistent training Is g match for
experience by securing first and
| third places aud scoring nineSsen points
to their o%pponents'l seventeen. Tbs
lJT0SuVIltG okn dch tAV y W.
In hand u, to the mile aud u half post.
when the CARTEL Is showed their staying
| ability by coming to the fore. AT the.
one quarter mils Kreiser led with Liv-
ipgstOn a close seco1d. AT the one-nalf
| mile mark Livingston took first place.
| Kreiser went back to second and
| O'Hatlerou pushed up to third. Thsy
rode IN this order until the one mile and
a quarter mark was reached, when
| O'Haileron wrested second place from
! Kreiser, who dropped to third place. 10
the next quarter O'Halleron jumped TO
the front, Livingstone went back to sec
oud. Kreissr still staying in that place.
In the stretch O'Hallsroa increased his
lead q few feet and Wilson Van
CIesf spurted past Krei4er, taking
third place. Livingst IN finished second
aud Kreiser fourth. Tn trophy secured
by the Garfieids was II handsome silk
banner, embiematic OF the championship
of Greeuville.
In the four mile imitation race Hjert-
berg was quickest away at he's start. He
showed the way for the first quarter,
when O'keefe Went to the front
Connect was third, Day Fourth
ard Vogellus fifth. At the
half mile Hjsrtberg again shot to the
front. CJnneff was second, Day third aud
Vogsllus fourth. Connect made q stiff
pace aud gradually drew away from his
field. Az every stride he increased the
distance between himself and Day. Vog-
ellus remained in fourth place until the
two mile smark, when Day. concluding
that 1t was not his day. with
third place. Although Conuef's
pace was a record breaker, the plucky
Jersey City lad stuck TO the track and
followed a few feet behind the flying
champion. At The three mills post Vogel-
lus slowed up. He still retained second
- G4a,- tr NhiJ tfrrn
was a half q lap ahead aud sill running
fast. He increased his lead over Voael-
lus gradually until the flush. When he
won by one lap. Immediately after
passing the judges, Council was received
by q large delegation OF members of the
Holy Cross Lycsum Athletic Association.
of which he is a member. bearing ~ large
banner inscribed Tommy Couuef-Vie-
tory Conneff's time of 30 minutes,
1885 seconds is but IA OF a second slo I'VE
thai the record time.
The summaries Of the events follow !:
One hundred yard dash (handicap)-
Final heat-Won by Thomas !. Lee, New
York A. C. q 1-2 yards); NJ. P. Halpin,
New York A. C. 21-2 y Ards). second, and
Godfrew Eacrit, Englswood Y. NJ. l. 5l~s
. yards), third. Time. 10 2>5s. Won by q
yard and a half; half q yard between
second and third.
One mile run (handicap)-Won by
Z 1 AuulGW IulnHt <s Jo4AoJ
: with w. S. Freuch. w. H. Y. NJ. C. A,
! Q1O yara.). second, aud G. G.. Hollander.
Pastine A. c. $50 yards), third. Tine
Am. 90 3-5s. Walsh took tine lead on Tho
I last lap and rompe.t home az easy win
: nsr by i've yards; two yards between
second and third.
: Que nils safety bicycle race (nandicap)
Won by Charles r, Dspuy. Staten Island
A. G. GOO yards); Frederick Shafto. Aud-
son County heelmeu u.s. yards). second.
and G. w. Young 90 YARDS. third; time
2m. 81 8 IS. Depuy aud SnafLo fought II
out between them until fifty yards from
the fnish when the former. by a grand
? burst of speed, got the lead and won By
half a length, one length between sec md
: and third.
Running broad jump (handicap)-Wor
by 4. Howard, lr., Acorn A. A. q feet)
with a jump of % It. 81 10. E. w. Golf
New Jersey A. 2. (scraIchl. was second,
, with 90 #. AZ in.. aud I. i. Denaonley
/. New York City q feet 6 inches)
: was third. with % #. ~ In. COTS juml
is two inches behind the worlds record
: Two huudrad and twenty ward hurdle