The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-05
HIDDEN CHAMPIONS.

1he Cracks Who VIII Compete In the
Amateur Championship Games.
The entries for the Metropolitan Cham
pionship meeting to be held next Satur-
day OH the grounds of the New Jersey
A. C. closed yesterday with Secretary
Sullivan. The list is one that will please
the patrons of amateur Sport and perpIex
Them to select the winners. Among
those enterad are:-
100 Yards run-E. W. Allen, the quarter mile
champion; r. Lee, w. M. Richards, the Inter-
collegiate caampion; J.. B. Smult. u. Halpin
and J. K. Rim, and the same men wiz face the
starter III The 30 yards race.
Nine entries have bsen received for the 440
yards. j. W. McAuliffe. Riverside A. c., New
ark: L. w. Allen, chicago Fair cha nlpion; A..
r. Pope. II. E.. Billings, H.. s. Lyons. T. Il.
Fisher. G. Howard, Jr.. and W. NJ. Richards.
$50 yards run : W j. Knowles, Riverside A..
q; L. Krantowitz Fastiine A G.; Il z BIZ
Jaehne, New Jersey a. c. Samuel s~coviile,
Yale College; Andrew Walsh, Xavier Az
One mile run-T: P. Council, Holy Cross
Lyceum, holder of the world s record; William
B. Freach, Saratoga A. A; A. Walsh, Xavier
a. A.; Z. G. Carter, New York A. c.; G. HoL
Ander and others.
Fery interesting. Those entsred ares.
Liebgold. Pastime A. c.. fhe three mile cham
pion OF america; T. Shermsn, New York A. c.,
bne mile champion; l.. Liebgold. New Jersey A..
g.: Lloyd Coils, New York A. c.; c. e. Nicols,
Onion A. G. and others.
In the polls vault E. L. Stones, tho famous
English pole %vaulter, and at one time the rec.
sgnlzed champion of the world and holder
pf the record, is entered from the New
Jersey A. c. George Casey the present cham
pion of the Metropolitan Association. is also a
competitor. George Bowman, X. l.. Caswel
and d. Cunning, Acorn A. A., are tho other
sntries. :
In the running broad jump the entries are.-
3. T.. Lyons. New YORK A. c.; L. sheldon,
New York A. c.; 7. q. Sherman. ex- Yale jump.
sr: E. W. Golf, New Jersey A. O.; Il. g.
Puffer. New Jersey A. c., and E. T.Howard.
Acorn a. A.
10 hammer it looks as if champions Mitchell
and Gray will have everything their own way.
ia the shot. putting contest, however, the
Xavier A. A. has entered j. Barrett and he Is
putting the shot in exceptionally fac shape
and the Xavier A. pods expect him to win. The
other entries in these contests are BIC. Davis,
Faruna 8. c.; z. F. Berger, Varuna CT: E.
!. Giannini, New York A. c.; 7. H.. Hunting :
on, Pastime A. c.; Jas. A. Larkin, Xavier a.
a., and Mike O'Sullivan ex-aI around CHAIN
ZION.
in The hurdle races it looks as if the New Jer-
scy Il. c. flyers wonld have an easy time OF 1t.
=. G. Puffer, Champion Of America and Canada
md E. w. Golf are the principal entries.
Champion Sweeney has entered IN the nlgH
Jump. Goff. Puffsr and others will battle for
lecond and third piacss.-
The Z mile bicycle race will iudeei ba an
went worth seeing. Cham pion a.. A. ZHnmef,
nan Of the New YORK. A. G. is entered and
Hoyland smith. W. Murphy, c. smith aud L.
1unter are the other entries.
The hye-miie run will be the last event and
Pill be Of extraordinary interest. w. D. Day,
gew Jersey A. c.. hAmpi0 OF Amsrica. is
Uttered and at the last moment Connen sent III
Is entry and has signiiisd his intention OF
bmpetinz. This will " the third tinas THIS