The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-02

William Fleet. Is yards; David L. Curtis,
20 yards; Wallace S. Alkef, 25 yards:
Harry r. Bush and Canrles Rider. 30
yards; Charles I. Esher. Ell. Cahill aud
VIM. Lvingston, so yards.
Running broad jump-Rohest w. Eiah-
mann, David L. Curtis, Wallace S. Aiker
ana j. Il. Peters.
800 yard dash-G. r. Petit and Robert
w. Eichmaun, scratch; David l. Curtis.
5 yards; H. f. Peters. s; Charles 4.
Esher and George w. Parks. II; w illiam
Livingston. Is.
Running high jump-R. w. Eichman.
D. L. Curtis, W. S. Alksr aud J.. +.
Peters.
Quarter mile run-R w. Eichmau and
David Ramsay, scratch; j. It. Peters, 30
yards; E. J.. WEIGH. 25 yards.
Putting 10 Id. shot-R. w. Elchmau,
D. l.. Curtis, w. S. Alker aud j. f.
Peters.
One mile run-Geo. Acheson, scratch
Fred Colder. Dauld Ramsay aud William
Fleet, 80 yards; Wallace 8. Alker and
Robert w. Eicnmann, 40 yards: Harry
F. Bush aud Charles Rider, SO yards; Ed.
Cahil. 100 yards
MIGHT OF LABOR GAMES.
District Assembly No. 1877 Knights Of
| picnic aud anne at Caledonian Park.
The Athletic contests have always been
a feature Of the annual social gatherings.
but this season they will ok
coed in interest the competitions
of previous years. as over =
hundred athletes will contest for the
valuable prizes. There Will be six open
| events-100 yards run, 440 yards. $50
yards, 3 mile run, one mile walk, all han
dicaps, and a 600 yards movies. race. A
| complete list of the entries were given in
the NEWS yesterday. Almost every
| club in New York, Brooklyn and
New Jersey WILL be represented. Cham
the mile walk. McAuliffs Will be the
seventh man in the sDrint and 440 yards.
| Clarkson and Whitlach In the $50 yards
and Joe FIaherty in the three mile run.
In addition there will be q fat meas
| race: in which ali the competitors must
tip the beam at 200 pounds. and sey sral
contests for the Almshouse Z%ouaves, who
will be the guests of the assem- ply.
YACHT RACING ASSOCIATIONS REGATTA.
The amateur lars will have II happy
day, AS the New FORK Yacht Racing As
sociation's regatta will be held. All the
clubs in this city and county are members
of the Association and have entered
boats. One hundred and torsy-one yachts
will compete. Among them the cracks
Concord, Avalon, Helen, For sythe,
Freiyja, Psvonia, Soutter 10 Jimmie,
Christine, Millie, Mary B., Bessie Sham
rock, Muzzie. Mosquito. Lima, Water
Lily. Vixen. Ami j.. Hit or NJ ISIS. Sur
prise. Aida. Dolphin. Phoebe, Lizzie B.,
Eureka, Defiance. ALA, Frank and
The steamboat Cygnus will accomp any
the yachts over the course, leaving the
foot of Twenty-second street. North
River, at nine A. M; foot of Fifteenth
street. Hoboken, at haif-pxst nine A. NJ;
foot of Morris street. this city, at ten
A. NJ. aud pier No. !. North River. at
mittes<s tug Henry Hoehn will leave pier
No. 4. East River, at q quarter to ten
A.. NJ. The committee comprises Mr..
George E, Garland, chaifman; Mr.. Wm.
Cagger and Mr.. Charles E. Simms, Jr.
WHEELING EVENTS.
The Catholic Club cyclers will go to
New Dorp, Staten Iiland, aud have a
club meet. The programme has not been
posted, but the skill of the members will
tie tested in sprints and long distance
races to ascertain who excel and guaEe
the ability OF the members In fast driv-
ing. 1t will be the clubs initial road
race meet and the events will be princip-
ally from scratch. Allow auces will pro-
badly be made to the new members. The
club is bullstined to have u run tomor-
row to Fort Wadsworth. but 1t is also
announced that they Will joIn the Castle
Point cfcler and Hillside Wheelmen in a
trip to Asbury Park.
The Stone Wheeling Association will
20 to the Irviugton-Milburn course and
have club races for gold medals. They
will all be scratch events, They are
quarter mile. half mile. one mile and two
miles.
A party of Hudson County Wheelmsu
wial start today for a trip to the Delaware
Water Gap. They will return OF Mon
day night. They will 90 out by train and
return on the wheel.
Darmer of the Hudson County Wheel
men will compete tor the diamond prize
OF Monday at Railway.
The wheelmen of the Palma and the
Jersey City A. G. have club runs for
Labor Day. They will ride out to Rah-
way to see the road races.
The National Association of Cycling
Clubs will rave a big meet at Manhattan
Field which will attract many cyclists.
Fifty professionals Will take part, among
them Kin9e of this city.
TARGET M TRAP SHOOTING.
The Endeavor Gun Club will spend the
day on their grounds at Marion. Several
baskets of pigeons have been purchased
and they are said to be q fine lot of flYer>.
The club member will amuse them-
selves in a series of sweepstakes. Tneru
will also be shooting at blue rocks.
The Greenville Rife Club will nave a
series of shoots at the clubs range. The
Marion r. C., will also practice and have
match shoots on its range.