St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-05
JERSEY ATHLETES.
Interesting Annual All Around
Contest of Amateurs.

Interesting Annual All Around
Contest of Amateurs.
BERGEN POINT. N. j.. July 4.-The
annual all-around amateur athletic con-
contest was held in the grounds of the
New jersey Athletic club this after
noon. 1t was extremely warm, but q
breeze from Newark bay somewhat
modified the heat. Taken altogether
the conditions were favorable for good
work.
William R. Curtis was the referee.
The 10O-yard dash was won by E. W.
Gof, John Cosgroye second. John A.
Larkin third, James S. Butterworth
fourth. Time, 0:10 Is.
Putting sixteen pound shot-Wop by
George Gray. distance Al feet; John A.
Larkin, distance So feet inches, sec
Ond E. w. Golf, distance "a feet AZ
inches. third; John Cosgrove, distance
81 feet inch, fourth.
Running high jump-Won by E. W.
Golf, distance feet; John CoSgruve, 5
feet 10 inches. second: James G. But
terworth, feet 5 inches. third; John
A. Larkin, 5 feet 4 inches, fourth, and
George Gray. feet 5 inches.
Eight hundred and eighty yards walk
Won by John A. Larkin. time, 4:0515 !;
John Cosgrove, time, 4:04L. SECOND
Throwing the sixteen-pound hammer
Won by George Gray, distance, 1O5
feet 10H inches; John A. Larkin, 90
feet a inch, second; E. w. Golf, rs feet
inches, third; John Cosgrove, Is feet
inches, fourth; and James g. Butter
worth, SO feet 61S inches. fifth.
One hundred and twenty yards
hurdle-Dead heat between E. W. Golf
and John Cosgrove; John A Larkin
was third; James G. Butterwurtb,
fourth; and George Gray. fifth. Time,
1T 1-5.
Pole vault-Won by E. W. Goff, distance
8 feet ~ inches; James {. Butterwurth,
feet, second; John Cosgrove, feet s
inches, third; John A. Larkin. feet,
fourth, and George Gray, feet 6 inches,
fifth.
With the fifty-six pound weight broad
jump and mile run undecided. the score
by percentages was: Golf 4.217; Larkin
3.795; Cosgrove 5.779; Gray 3,171; But
terworth 1857.
One hundred yards dash. trial heats
First heat won by Siedler, n. j. A. c.,
21a yards; Van Arsdale. Rutgers
yards, second. Time, 10 is seconds
Second heat was won by Patterson,
OF Xavier a. A. six yards. Time,
1925.
Third heat was won by Devine, three
yards. Time, 10 2-5.
Final heat was won by Siedler, N. j.
A. O.. two yards. Time, 10 2-5.
Two mile bicycle team race was won
by the GreenYille Wheelmeu, who
defeated the Garfield A. c.. in $3.50 Is
Two-mile bicycle race for Hudson
county riders = Won by Walter G..
Room, N. Y. A. club; Fred Shafts, N.
j. A. club, second. and w. ID. Duane,
n. j. A. club, third. Time, 5:29%.
Eight hundred and eighty yards run
Won by J. w. Meade, N. j. A. club, IS
yards; James Fitzpatrick, Centreville
Athletic club, 10 yards, second; Louis
KantSOwitZ, Pastime Athletic club, 100
yards, third. Time, 900 3-5.
Two hundred aud twenty.yards hur-
die race, trial heats First heat won by
Seust, n. j. A. c.. fourteen yards; B.
t. Woodruff, Pastime Athletic club,
thirteen yards. second. Time, OPS 3-5.
Second heat won by Fred Hutfer, N.
j. A. c.. scratch; j. E. Murphy. Acorn
O:24N.
Final heat, 12o-yards hurdle race
| Won by II. K. Suest, N. J. A. c., four
teen yards; B. L. Woodruff, Pastime A.
| NJ, LulItecu ldIuS, SoCOuu, anu ETeQ
Puffer, n. j. A. c.. scratch. third.
Time. 0:26 Is.
Three-mile run Won by Willie Day,
N. j. A. c.; w. S. French, New York
| city, As. second; Jere Sullivan, Center
vile A. c., As. Time. 1858 1-5.
The final rounds in the mems doubles
| lawn tennis competition were decided
as follows:
John Hobart and Sydney Smith, New
York, defeated }. p. Parott and E. ].
McEnroe-S-6. SO, Cd.
In the singles it narrowed down to a
contest between j. P. Parrot and j. w.
Jessup.
In the pole -yaulting. the all-round
championship, Golf won. clearing feet
N inches, and adding 500 to his
score; Butterworth, 9 feet, score 472
Cosgrove, 8 feet, score $50; Larkin, 8
feet, score $50; Gray, feet inches.
score nothing.
Total score is: Golf, AIT; Larkin,
3.799; Cosgrove, SIRE; Butterworth.
1857; Gray, 8,171.