New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
FINE CONTESTS AT BAYONNE.
FINE JUN % y T..
TIE GAMES on THE NEw-JERsEY ATIILET
GROUNDS ATTT,ACT CROWDS OF PEOPLE
NAMES OF THE WINNERS.

NAMES OF THE WINNERS.
The games at the New-Jersey Athletic Club
Grounds, Bayonne. yesterday were good al
though no records were broken. As usual. the man
agement had failed 10 provide sufficient accommo-
dalton for the large crowd. and considerable dis
content at this was made manifest
The opening feature Of the days sport was foot
hou game under American Association rules. BE-
,wcen the e,eyens Of the Red Star Football club.
OF this city and the Centreville Athletic cub. or
pavonne The Red Stars were the victors by the
narrow margin OF single goal They made all
their goals-three-in the first half. The Centre
VILE team then Tailed one goal 10 which they AIDED
another In the second half
A game OF Gaelic football followed. the contesting
,o,na renresenting the William Berry Association.
Of Jerscy City. and the Thomas Francis Meagner
Association Of the metropolis. The Barrys main
tained their reputation as National champions by
thinning an easy victory. the final score being four
goals and six points for them 10 one soa' anu TWO
points for their opponents
n Coo Oyerprck Is. c. (scratch). with J. II Greene,
ir Sew-Jersey A. c. (2j yards). second Time
4 min. A 3-5 sec
w one- Mon BY Thomas l. Lee. NewYork a. 6
scratch who captured his preliminary ana sscp ,
Hn a, trs A. G. g YARDS. second The time
was 10 2-5 seconds
Eght-hundred- deightyyard hanaicap With
samuel scovlle. New-York A. C.. 6 YARDS second
Time min. 80 Sec MI,
One-hundred-and-t hurdle race1This
vas a special match from scratch. contested py
chase New-York A. G. Chase was leading when
Pufrer fell over the next to the last hurde |iase
finished In l6 10 seconds
Four hundred and -forty-yard handicap run-N on
Nv IT, " Brown, Young Mems Chris,ian As Il
fion go yards). with George H. Sinith, NeH.'eiSe'
t a G. C25 YARDS second Time-5i Is seconds.
ooe-mre handicap bicycle race-The final neat
WAS won BY William ID. Armer. New-Jersey a. -
90 yarls) with Frederick Shaito o., New-Ses"eS =" -
"a vards) second. Time min 80 80 sec.
handicap running broad jump.Won ny E % var,
w Golf New-Jcrsey A. I: tscratch, WY" :, Zoo, q
1oN inches. X. 7. Lyons New orr as a.; ch M u '''
inches was second. with q feet 9'i nches' .
One.m,le handicap waIk-won by Louis Liebgold'
NeW-Jersey a. c. 90 sec.). VIA lh D i
Ncw-York A. c. 6 sec.). second. Iime' "i'
81 40 sec. -, H..
Two-mile run-This race was a special one tor
CRACKS" who started from scra'cn. T IRE min
orion New-York A. c.. finished first. In : MIL NM
~ l-5 sec. Andrew }. "ais" |H"''e' " ~
second. W., j., ,v,u
Two-mIle handicap bicycle racsWWon n-d 10y Win
tam Darmer New-Jersey A. G. 1s yadasl WIT VII
Walter O. Roome New-Jersey A. C. (% yards''
second Time. MIN q 20 sec
One-mile bicycle race-This contest was race race
rom scratch for the championship OF Huason
Tunty The winner was Frederick Shafto; New
I Jnv G. He captured Alexander Schwaipachs
Dri1e diamond william Darmer. New,Jerseey ~,
4, was necond. and Walter =. Roo"S; &c" c e'
The sport wa. ended with baseball game De
.u,ann he teams OF the Staten Island ana ~ sr,
I"rsav Athletic clubs The Jerstymen won by 'n's
score: on7
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