The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-31
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL

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Lumsden second.
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
New JERSEYS A. C.,s Big Games
Cables Contests.
The three thousand persons who witnessed
the athletic carnival of the New Jersey Ath-
letic Club at Bergen Point yesterday, en-
ioyed the finest athletic treat that has ever
been given in this country. The weather.
although a trihe cold for the spectators. was
Just what the athletes wished for, and con-
sequently there were many spirited contests.
The games were of much interest to the
local enthusiasts from the fact that a num-
Der of athletes from this city were among
the contestants. The carnival opened with a
football match, under the Gaelic rules, be-
tween the Centrevllle A. z. and the Green
| vile Wanderers. The am consisted of two
halls of twenty minutes each. Tn Centre
vile team scored a goal in each half. and
shut out the Greenvillites. The teams lined
up as follows:-
Centreville A. &C. Bauer, A. Wilson,
W. Winters, A. Davidson, F. Oliver. c.
O'Donnell, j. Campbell and G.. Spann. Cap
tain.
Greenville Wanderers. Camb, W. Jeffs,
Captain; w. Chreech, F. Mcdonald, j.
Griesmer. j.. Brown, d. Douglass, J.. Don
nelly, w. Taylor, T. Williams and a. Nc
Gee.
At the conclusion of the football game,
there was q lacrosse match between teams
from the Stevens Institute and Crescent A.
c.. The play was limited to one straight
half of twenty minutes. The Stevens boys
were in excellent form and played a mag.
niicent game. Captain W. w. kellogg did
some very clever work and won the game
for Stevens by scoring the only goal in the
game in twelve seconds. The teams were:-
Stevens-M. H. Chaplin. w. H. Corbett,
P. N. Strong, II. Maxtield, E Hutchinson,
G. B. Fielder: A E. Whitman, al. kellogg,
H. Nelson and r. Buctzner.
Crescent A. CT. A. Sutorius, Z: j.
Doyle, L. Moses, Jr. c. ]. Pot, Jr.; q E.
Drier, E. Mclean, G. H. Roberts, h. l..
Patterson, C. c.. Muller and J. @. Curry:
Referee, A. D. Ritchey. Umpires, Ores
cent, w. c. Cole; Stevens, FL. G. MESSENGER.
The athletic events were opened with the
one mile relay team race between Yale,
Harvard and University of Pennsylvania
| College. Harvard won each quarter and
the race as follows:-First quarter, S. M.
Merrill, H., first; H. Chubb, Y, second
and w. B. Warren. o.. of F., third; time,
so 5 sec. Second quarter, n. W. Bingham,
H., first; F. F. Bennett. Y, second, and
George W. Orion, U. of p, third; time,
/ min. 40 rs sec. Third quarter. E. Hol-
lister, H., first; w. Jordan, Y, second, and
G. J. Turpin, q. of P, third; time, 2 min.
80 3-5 sec. Last quarter, L. I. Hildreth, H,
first; 8. K. Gerard, Y. second, and P. r.
Freeman. q. of p, third; time, 3 min.
20 3-5 sec.
In the two-mile bicycle race Fred Shafto,
of the Hudson County Wheelmen, won
after a Garrison" finish. He stole first
place from w. c. Koomes, who had a lead
of q score of yards, and who wanted to fin
crept up to him slyly and passed him three
feet from the tape, This performance won
for him a salvo of applause. Following are
the summaries
One-mile bicycle race-Won by J. A.
Powell, N.Y.A.C.. 40 yards; W H. Fearing.
N.Y.A.C., 10 yards, second, and Fred
Nagel, Riverside A.C., 90 yards, third.
| Time, 2 Minis, rs rs secs.
75-yard dash ION turf-Won by z. W.
Allen, N.Y.A.C., l foot; M. Solomon, Victor
A.C Is feet. second, and G. Arensten, YIN.
CA, Is feet. third. Time, s Is secs.
go yard hurdle, won by E. Goff, N. J. A.
G., 2 yards; E.. H. Cady, N. Y. A. c., 2
is yards, third. Time, 81 rs secs.
Two mile bicycle, won by Fred Shafto, r:
C. W, Skyards; w. C. Koomes, L. A. w.
$40 yaros second, and H. B. Skidmore,
| Brooklyn, third. Time, 5 minis. 81 rs secs.
One mile walk, won by Louis Liebgold, N.
J. A. c., 25 seconds; Sam Liebgold, P. A. c.,
/ scratch, second, and James j.. Ryan, P. A.
| c., go seconds, third. Time, z mlns. 9 secs.
Time of scratch man, 8 Minis. 81 rs secs.
go yard dash, won by w. Jordan, Yale, 6
yards; II. w. Brown, Y, M. G. A., Is yards,
second, and r. A. Freeman, U. of p, 3 yards,
third. Time, % 35 secs.
SS8 yard novice run, won by C. G.. Sichel,
o.. of p; N. G. johnson, Col. Coll, second,
and J. Fl. Thatcher, Princeton, third. Time,
2 minis. IL As secs. This race was protested.
$50 yard run, handicap-Won by Fl. R.
Kingsley, N. Y. A. c. n G. c., 80 yards;
CIV. Orion, U. of P, $ yards, second, and
G.. Hollander, P.A.C., Is yards, third. Time,
l min. SO As secs.
Three mile run-Won by Willie Day, N. J.
A. G scratch; A. j. Walsh, Xavier A. A,
A., 55 Secs, third. Time, 5 min. rs
secs.
Running high jump Won by Clarence
| Creech, Y. M. c. A, 5 inches, actual jump
of 5 feet 9 inches; Daniel Reiss, Y.M.C.A., q
inches, second, actual jump. Of 5 feet s.
third, actual jump of 5 feet Z inches. Creech
and Reiss tied and Creech won by toss of
coin
CABLES AT PARK.
The Gable Athletic Associations games at
C~aledonian Park we're very interesting, and
attracted q large and enthusiastic crowd.
The events were well contested. The 100
yards dash had eleven starts. j. Cannon
| of Hoboken took the tape a few inches in
| advance of r. Dale, Alva A. c. Of Brook
lyn, who was barely a foot in advance CT +.
Murphy of ST. MichaeIs Lyceum.
Half mile run had six starters. Cannon,
who won the sprint, also captured this event
and won from w. Glossy, S.. A. A. G..
One-mile run had nine starters. Glossy
was first home, followed by his clubmate,
ID. Moran.
Three mile run had eight starters. R.
Dorgan of the Barry A. A. was the winner,
who finished ahead of A. Laney, West Side
A. C.
The one mile walk had five starters. NJ.
Moran, S. A. A. c., won, with E. Murphy,
Alva A. G., second.
An amusing event was the chase for the
CREASED pig. James Black caught the prize.
The officials were:zJ. Barnes s.. A. A. C.,
referee; T. Donovan, st. M. Lyceum and J.
McKenna, Pavonia A. c., judges: w. Cron-
ley, starter; J. v. Cornell and E. J. Muir
ply, scorers; w. Launders and Geo. Woods,
timers, and T. Aubrey, judge of walking,
DIAMOND CHIPS.
Local Ball Players Had a Lively
Gay.
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