The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-15

won by Eden in 1906 40; -.
century" is Miss Margaret Henderson.
On Sunday she pedaled the lo miles !"
9:45:00. +ba ba1r
mile race at Elkwood Park, Lo1g Branch
Yesterday, His time was liz. leon 3up-
berly of Long Branch was Secoha: ha a.
Quarter mile record with. flying start IN
o seconds. He was paced by Cubberly.
ATHLETIC ARENA.
Ra xter the Vaulter Will Not Compete
In the O~lympind.
hampio Baxter of the New York A.
c. has written Chairman Sullivan OF the
New Jersey A. C. that he will not be
able to compete in the special pole vault
at the Labor Day Olyrmiad of the club.
He broke down while in training, his
leg having gone back on him ana II ttb is
season. AS this one of the special events
ii has been changed to a running oroaa
Jump, handicap, and the pole vault win
The athletic events that are to be given
in conjunction with the Labor Day
Olympiad of the New Jersey Z; ar
of the most interesting races OF the Gay
will be the match race between Shanl,
pion Chase of the New YORK a. 4sr q: an "A
C over the high hurdles, 12O yaros;
These two hurdlers are without DOUBT
the finest in the world. ana the ne en lafe
Sndrew ]. Walsh of the Xavier. A. A.
and George Hollander of the Pastlme a.
two mile scratch race and have both &C,
cented. This will make five starters IN
his race, W. I. Day, Orion, Jarvis
Wa5sh ana I hiebgold is training lard on
the Pastime grounds for the special race
with Tommy Letson, n. y. A. Z: Al
S Salai IN the one mile, and his club mates
think that on Labor Day he will be able
to turn the tables on hie bbag fo,lows-
hanol 10. 20 seconds limit; one mile run;
broad jump, :, ha aad cap h sSO garas i mile mule
bicycle race, handicap. Class 4 c.
Entries close with james E. sullivan
NO. 241 Broadway, New YORK, on Satuf-
da Tb,e A seaside Athlete Club through it's
representative has completed all arrange
ments for the boxing tournament o. an nj e tbe re
Will be "a rounds Of boxing and a cola,
and elbow wrestling match;
will of course be the ten rounds at eaten
weights between Jack and
Young Critic, This bout will be preceaep
byyis one and t Charlie Burns OF Cincinnati,
cponnsisfing of eight rounds at 1876 pounds;
Con Sullivan of New York mas engaggW U
10 pGs yfsIlS pounds. The boxing pro
rrainme will be preceded by the collar
and elbow wrestling maLen' yete " 10
ner lane. ex-champion collar and elbow
wrestler. -
Diamond Chips.
On the Orange Oval. Grove street
East Orange next Saturday, will be one
of the l~iveliest games of the season.
whom the Orange Athletic Club team
will meet the Oritani Field Gu nine
| considerable interest has been taken
nv the followers of these two nlnes az
the season as to the posslple outeonie Eli n
a match was played, and me resuis W. NJ
| be that a great crowd VIII Walcn tne
game. The Oritani team is the strongest
! that has ever represented that cup,
| having defeated nearly all the aIiaeeaa
with considerable ease: They are a
| strong batting team, and in the neld play
a sharp team game. me decisive VIZ
tory of the Orange team over the Asy-
inns last Saturday was a surprise to
/ many, but it was an emphatc lllustLa-
ton of the ability of this team to pla
a fast game, both IN pattlne ana III leu
Mike Herman has been laid off with
o9 The pa Umpire was kin to the Giants
Results of League games yesterday:.c
| New York 5. ST. Louis 4; Chicago 3,
cleveland /, Washington 0; Baltimore O.
| Rrooklvn /: Boston %, Pittsburgh 8;
s: Louisville13, Philadelphia Z
stands from the Ropes.
M Corbett has recalled his
manv assertions to the effect that Bot
Fitzsimmons would never have the op-
~portunity to fight him unless he met anc
whipped Peter Jackson. Now Corbett is
u,iiiino To cross arms with Fitz. and the
oniv fhing which the latter has to do &c
make the match a sure thing IS TO &c
ahead and post a certain sum OF money
70 show that he is sincere in his desire
10 fight. The Olympic A. G. of New
Orleans have offered to give the men g
$4,000 purse. ;,;,+ ~
plattsmeuth. Neb., who fought with Jim.
nv Lindsey of Omaha, August y, at the
former city, died Yesterday o o, ds'q Rnfba y
and OMEN and Referee Griswold were al
arrested in Omaha and taken to rats
mouth for a preliminary hearaiis, taKer
to Plattsmouth. g
Cricket Slips.
The New Jersey A. C,s second team
defeated the Elizabeth c. c. yesterday
at Bergen Point. The Hudson county
team did the trick in one inning, and hat
sixty runs to spare. The totals We're
n. ]. A. c., Al; Elizabeth e; e. ! frs
Jevons of the Stain Island team has al
average of 17 for five innings. He ha'
only been retired once. =,
The New Jersey A. c. teams lead II
both sections of the Metropolitan. Mel
ther has been beaten in a League gatne
The first team has won 5 games n tn
second has won 3gameS.
Jersey Oarsnse en- Won Honors.
Newark oarsmen carried away tn
bulk of the prizes yesterday at Scranton
They met the crack s~cullers of Philadel
phia and other places. The importan
event was the senior 4-oared shell race TO
the punch bowl. Tritons of Newark wol
it in 518. Tritons also won the senior 4
gig and senior S-shell arces. The Inst
tute Clubs pair won the junior doubles
Coburn of the Institutes was second J.
the junior singles, Passaic CLUBS creV
was second III the senior tours, Uritz an
Carney were second and third respect
lively n-theasenior singles.
Tefrapfns In the Field.
The Terrapin Bowling Club of Green
Vile has -reorganized for the season, an
on Tuesday evening, September Z, tn
first play will be indulged in; The clu