The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
COFF The
He Easily DEFEATS CossroVe,
La!kin, Gray and ~
ButterVorth.
MEETING At BERGEN POINT.
Willie Day Runs Three Miles in
10 Minutes and Sc IL Sec
onds, Finishing Strong,
IT Is GREENvILLE'S TEAM RACE.
Fair Crowd and Magnificent Wealth.
Or tor the New Jersey Ath-
Ietic c ub Events.
IT IS GREENvILLE'S TEAM RAc-.

bERGEN PUNT, N. d., July 4.-The
Fourth Of July celebration of the New
Jersey Athletic Club on its handsome
ground this afternoon proved a great
attraction to the lovers of out of door
sport. The weather was perfect and
the track in fine condition.
When the games began, at l o'clock,
there were about 1000 persons on the
grounds. The important feature Of the
day was the contest for the all-around
championship of the Amateur Athletic
Union. for which nine crack athletes had
entered. but only FIVE came to the
scratch. Those were John A. Larkin,
Xavier A. c.: James C.. Rutterworth.
Providence A. c.; John Cosgrove, Ridge
field A. c.; George r. Gray, n. y. A. c..
t.nd Z. W. Golf, n. ]. A. C.
The events OF the all-around cham
pionship were sandwiched In between
the open-feld events, SO that the spec
,utore had plenty to claim their atten-
ton, as there was something going all
: tho tiuie.
IN few of the events large num-
, Ter of famous cracks had entered,
among thetn Champion w. ID. Day, In
the three-inile; George o. Jarvis, W.
"'Ea,r:, e. W. Allen, of Yale; ]. Is.
Saluu and Tommy Lee, OF the New
lie cnisers OF the day were as fol.
lows: Referee. w. 3. Curtis, n. Y. A.
j1" laeEsn K (. p 0e c.; j. n f. l. 81 eioe Ok
N.rs,. n. y. a. c.. W. l. Swan. N. Y: A,
=, 193hn Newman. \. ). A: c., and Bar
4on., y. Y. A. G.; j. D. Boyd, n; J; A.
rer. y Y. A; G; ,, , ~
= 's'FT Fly, J. 4 4 s. 8; / ti''sT y
scorers-h. ". Ryder. I. A.. G. r. j.
barnes. W. a. c. J. j Carroll. e: A. G.;
WaikingEsam Austen. starierNW. H
Robertson. Announcer = Charles j.
Harvey. Clerk OF Course-,;Iohn Dixon
l.. Wilbur, Riverside Wheelmen:, Timers
Robert S,cll, n Y, A, G. E: p. Allen
F. jenkins, } Spreth. E; G; Carter, =
!: Wendell. Morshal-Ailan Lawrie
The games wore started with the
the Garfield A. c 'e Wssm Sans'siinWN al Fl
and p, W. Dlnger. and the, Grreenyille
Wheeimen. consisting Of J. II. Liv;
ingston, Robert simon. S. Nreeland and
The Greeny,lle team won after q
fierce struggle, getting second, third
and fourth place. although o Hailorsn
Of the Gartieids. came IN hrst III 'n'
In he ,oo-yari run, Of the all-ar9und
championship. u. W. g n Won IN ~ les %;
sSSGr, 49,; seend oHn "a G io;,TE6 S
G. But srwor!h. 1888; NTH. George Il. Gray
In the open lQ0-yard-dash handicap
there were three trial heats.
The first Was ~on by r.. W. Siedier
handicap. ir loi-5s.; r ssell Van AIS
SSs a rour Yards 'eS3nd lhe se Tsnn
Xavier 4. c., with six yards, In 10 S-5s
T. j. Lee. y. I. y. c.. one, yard, second
Third heat vas won by lanes De i,ns
prfer, one and oue-h half yards. second.
The final was very c.osc, Sieiier win
nin{ in 10 2-os.. with Lee second an,
The open 4ao-ya..d handicap, run hao
about dozen starters. The winner wa
James Fitzpatrick of the Centrevill
A. C., with, % yards handicap, X, II
second, and Herman A. r. Jaeane. n,
A;rc, with u yards. third.
The two-m'le FI"Ns"n County bicyc',
\ after a close and exciting finish, by VI
i Fred u shafts, n !. 4. g., was :, Sse .n
run off. Only 1--WE hnIshei IN this
though ten started, a fall on the tur,
spiilng the others. The winner was
W, Judge, h. W., 20 yards; second, Bel
NNreelani, Greenvi,.e W., 100 yards; third
Mn II; L, Danger, N. j. A. Co. 10 yards
Meanwhile, several events had bee
decided In the all-ar3und cham ionshi
GGEntests In putting the l6-pound sho'
.,iipay won with pat OF a feet, scoi
sS. Larkin, 3o feet GA Inches, score 45S
hon, 81 feet 4 II inches. score 4lO: Cos
sroVe "a feet l-2 Inches, score 3gs; But
terworth, 80 feet inches, score 22S.
Inc running high jump resulted as FOL
Winner, Goff. 8 feet. score sOi; Cos
grove. feet 10 inches score 500. Butter
worth, feet s inches, score 60; Larkii
s iset 2 inches, score b1O; Gray, feet
The seward walk was an amusin
Hohtest: Gray, tale mcrcury-foot gian
Nus left far in the Il. ar, with Butter
worth and Con not much better placed
ne result was as follows: Winner Lai
ksh' IN An. IS lbs. score 6S6; Cosgrov'
snn. I t.5s,, score gu Goff Am. 20 4-bs
core 6Os; Butterworth, Am. 20 Abs
TIe gS; Cray Am. 81 Sos, score b59,
aunal score 20 present time: Con, 2 81
WgroVe, 2.6SI; Larkin, $50; Gray, 2,22
ny rAorta. 2.2lV.
wei le c ss9;yard run handicap, Open wa
As S Win 70 yards handicap, won in IN
ISL, second. James Fitzpatrick. Ger
k sv,,lre 4. g, 20 YARDS third. Lou