The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
BERGEN POINT GAMES
Greenville Men Win the Team
Race.
Gofi First in the 100 Yards
Running in 10 AS.
siedlcr First in the Open Affair for
Sprintcrs.

Especial to This ~ CHING World,
BERGEN POINT, n. j., July !. The
Fourth OF July cele bra ton Of the New
Jersey Athlete club ON It's handsome
ground this afternoon proved u great
attraction t. the lovers of ont of door
sport. The weather was perfect and
the track in fine condition.
When the games began, at l O'Clock,
there were about 200 persons on the
grounds. The important feature OF the
day was the contest for the a!l-around
championship of the Amateur Athletic
Union, Tor which nine crack athletes had
entered, but only five came To the
Xavier a. c.; James c. Batterworth,
Providence A. C.; John Cosgrove. Ridge
field a. C.; George K. Gray, y. y. A. c.,
and +. w. Goff. n. j. a. C.
The events of the ail-around cham
pionship were sandwiched in between
the open-feld events, 80 that the spec
tators had plenty to claim their atten-
ton, as there was some hing going all
the time.
In n lew Of the events n large num-
Der Of famous cracks had entered,
among them Champion w. II. Day, In
the three-mile; George q. Jarvis, W.
O'keefe, f.. W. Allen, of Nai"; J. H..
Smull and Tommy Lee, Of the New
York 4. q.
lows: Referee. W. y. Curtis, y. Y. \.
G. judges. II. Booth, y. Y. a. C.:
W. J. Linehan. H. \ G.; J. L. g. Block
hurst. n. \. A. e.; y. !. swan y. y; A,
T tow J g We SfM "T Fe d d ana A. cor
don. n, y. A. C.; j. =. hoyd, \; J. \.
ter. y. A; c; ,,.,,,. = ..
'h + iy j. A@1 e Fal q: s y
!. a. c.. Z; r. Dsryet,. y. }, A., C.;
karnes. ". a. T.; J. J., Carroll G. a. C.:
Walking sam Auster. starIer-W II.
Robertson. Announcer -- Charles i.
Harney. Clerk OF, course--Iohn Dixon.
STANDARD a e. RetGr"s Of oy'!.IIRtg
Robert Stoll. y. Y. A.. G.: +. y. Allen,
+. Jenkins. J. Sprcth, T.. {. Carter r.
j. WendeiI. Marshal-AlIon Lawrie'
The games were started with the
two-miiS bicycle team rae" between
the GARFIELD 4. q. team. consisting q
j. O'Halloran,. Il. q, WeEma u, n. VAL aii
Wheemen, consisting Of }. VI. l.iv-
ingston, Robert Simon, ;, NrceiaEd and
William =. Krmser; 49,,
Tie Ahftt tNlllt N'i.l WIN nv
rcrce struggle. gettiuG second. 'hird
and fourth place, although Oliai'orgn,
Of the Gar:ields, came in first IN 6m
In the inO-ysrd run W, the al-agound
ctGmpllnsaIp. T.. ". . ~ won in 10 los {;
score. 49,. sccsud. John Coss ave, 76I;
NIT, John 4. l.arE!n, .+l' fourth. James
{, But ,rwo7tn, 7S2; sra, gorge L. Graz,
So
II the oo,n l.o-y ."d-d.aR handicap
there were three trial N'tls.
The urst was won ~ r.. IS. Siclicr.
=. i. \. T.. w!th two and q. e-h9lf yaris
haua.gag r. " los; Russell Van Ars-
ogie. four yards, second. IN" second
hca, wal wo. ~ y. j.. Patterson,
Nayier \. g.. wiki SID yards. IN 10 3-5s (;
-, j. Lee. y. Y. \. g., One Nasi, ,e.O'n..
Tall. nea; NaH Vol uy James bCyil@,
=. \. e.. With i've wards. ia 10 .-J3.: tg-l
Puftag one and oue-h@lr .arIs, strort
The l.M was very Close, sheldon VIM
ming IN 70 2-Ja.. villa Leo second AM
re open i4t-yacd handicap run bad
abou, dozen CHARTERS. The winner was
James Fitzpatrick, % the CentrcYill-
A. O.. with 80 yards handicap; Il. H..
Patterson, Of the Haviers, With 70 yards.
A. c., With II yards, third. -