The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-31
N. ]. A. @. ENTRIES.
The Men who viii Compete at the
Labor Day OIympfad.

Labor Day O~Iympfad.
The entries for the New Jersey A.C.
Olympiad have closed. and the events
have certainly filled very well, as all
the leading amateurs in this district are
entered. Handicapped Garter finished
his arduous task last evening. and below
Running Broad Jump-E. w. siedler,
Mas, #. 6 in; George H, Smith,
! #. 6 in; Meyer Cohen. MAC, 2 it.
9 in; Harry Barclay, MAC. / TT. s
in; FRED Puffer. Mag, 6 in: G. W.
A.C., 2 it.; John Keane, St. L. Y. NJ. L.
A, l TT. 6 in; James Fitzpatrick, MIA.
G., 2 IT.; Jerome Buch,. Hoboken Nj: 2
#; n. / Blur. Columbia C.C.A, 8 in;
G. Winship, Y.M.C.A., 2 TT; VIM. e.
s5ottger, unattached: #. in; NJ F.
l it,; F. T. Lyons. N.Y.A.C., / it. 8 in;
a. F. Beers. De La Sale "A. / #. 9
E. NJ. NJ. Fate. Pastime A.C., 2 #: ].
F; vo Rim; e 2 t i 4,c- 2 # t. 9 c in; Gee 6
A.c., scratch: John ii. Mooney, X.A.A..
ons mile walk GO sec. imit)-Harry
ger, Centreville A. A, 20 sec; T. Letson,
n. Y. A.. c., 5 Sec; Sam Liebgold, Pas
Time "a ~ Scfdecn' VI. Nicois, prospect
One mile run-H. Jaehne, N. ]. A. c.,
s SI9al % 5a xards. M Mafiar' s st, L y = !.
yards y J. W. Meade. S.jI.H..c., 80 iA yards;
Louis Liebgold, Mag 20 yards; v.
Woodford, N.J.2.c., IS yards; john s.
5akebsa9, Gentreyille A.c;s 10 Yards; z.
Fitzpatrick, Mag, 10 yards; M. J.
s Frost. Acorn "A, IS yards; II. j.
A. l. Fitzpatrick, Institute A.C., 10 yards
James Noonan. Institute A. c., scatch;
George Clark, il. Kane A.C., 30 yards;
N. B.. Barley, Bay Ridge A.C., scratch:
Ghas; Kearney, Albion F;C., 50 yards,
{. Rosenblaqt, Prospect H. 10 yards;
$50 Yards Run-F: n. Hayter, 8. W. A.
y 10 yards waiter s a. so0mDs i. N, = j. A C. g. !
yards; George Chambers, N. ]. A. c., 40
yards; J. H. Greene, Jr., n. ]. A. c., Is
ya ards fh "a G GreenhaI' N J. A a C. c. "a A.
n. J. Cindgen, N. J.. A. c., As yards;
F e. Woedford, y; J; A G. 50 yards;
lanes n Titzpatriek; n; J, 4; G, 90 yards:
F. F. x s. A Aus N; y; A. G., s. yards;
f BIerm Marin %ay aeatt 4 80 % y yards; sans sans;
Jacobs, Pastime A. c., 40 yards; James
Toonan Institute A. G, 30 yards; H; l.
Ny0 rs A A. g. !. A : y "a: 81 y y d, T Fl sadviT De-
La Sale A. c., 80 yards; G. Hollander.
Pastime A. c., scratch; Thomas Nixon,
s.: GseTge 81 4. 8 g. p Yards va 81 Geofge f 4.
y. =. city, IS yards; George R. Eiwood,
N 10 Yards IS, Run % SA'WV7 ". seidler, MIA.
c., 10 yards; H. Jaehne, Mag. II
yards; Fl. w. Baron, Y.M.C.A.s 20 elrds:
bers, MAC, Is yards: S. II. Greene.
Jr,, N:J.A.C;, 20 yards; Charles Green
JAG. 25 yards; Meyer Cohen, MA.
G., Is yards; Fred Puffer, MAC, )
yards; G. W. Bedell, MAC. 80 yards;
Kingden, RAG. Is yards; Ell E. H. Merle,
pEalby, New York, Is yards; John Kesne.
patrick, MAC. 10 yards; A. Emmett
sullivan. Rolistqne &C. $ yards; I:
Harry IA r ya' Barela;y, MIA Mac. As Is YARDS afo E.
]. Kern. Institute A.C., 80 yards: Geo.
Sands, N.Y.A.C., scratch; G. F. San
ford, Q MS. J "a ds. SCRATCH + wa H, I; Lyons asf,I n;
A.C., Is yards; Thomas Cannon, ST.
Mary's L., Is yards; Frank Post, w.
N Masf sI9e &c AG e yards yards; A. LiRRd aii1y'
Institute A.C., is yards: E. w. Golf, II.
JAG, 10 yards.
One Hundred Yards Mandicap)-Jer-
F. y. Seidler \. Y; 4; e y yards;
Ge0T ". B 81; Smith 2. N N. I I. A 4. 81 Sig 8 yards yards;
S. A. Coombs, ". J. A. c.. 2 yards; Geo.
Chambers, n. j. A. c.. I miles; ,Chas.
ePfenha II. j. J. 4 4. A e.. C.; : 8 3 = yards yards; M MsyeT
Harry Barclay N. J. A. CA yards; Fred
Puffer.>J ]. A, G., 2 IL yards; G. W.
z Redeli' n \. ! j. A A. e. e. 5 ! = yards yaGds; R +; X
Muliings, 7. N CA, and n. II. lAo A. G..
IL yards; J0hn Keanei St; L. y; NJ; Y;
Cycle c., 6 yards: Geo. Koethen, Y. H. G. |
A, 5 yards; s.. H. Blur, c.. c. A. u,
6 II yards p A Weinschenk New
Unattached, S yards; r. II. Patterson,
Xavier A. A. 4 IL yards; Thomas J.
+. I. Lee, n Y. A. c., scratch; M. p
Halpin,, n; Y; 4. e. yards; I. c.
De La Sale A. A., 8 IL yards. ]: F.
West Side A. G., 6 - yards; s.. Chase,
New York City, 6 yards; j. H. Reilly, In
stitute A. c., 8 yards; A. Partington,
St. George A. c. yards; E. W. Golf,
Two mile run (scratch)-Geo. Orton, N.
VAC: Geo. o. Jarvis, ,N.Y.A.C.; A. j.
Walsh. Xavier AVA: EA w H~iertberg,
NsJaAsC.; Gabriel Hollander,- Pastime &C.
sIJ130 yards hurdle7 (seratoh)HFred Pnffer,I
S. Chase, If MY C. BID
Hatch, =N4A.A.C .s=E. H.-Cady, N.Y.A.C.l
7o9} Diamond Chips. tAA 4
The Greenvilles will play the Passaic
5Y.M,C.A.' at Passaic Saturday. ThelPassi
sales are a very sstrong team. but thei
iGreenvilles are confident of victory.
/. The Puritans will cross bats with the
Murray Hills on Saturday at Greenville,
the Woodstocks at Belleville on Mon
day AM. and the Brooklyn Field Club
at Greenville Pm.
The st. Michaels will meet the. crack
Venus team of BROOKLYN at the In
spection grounds on Sunday afternoon. |
The game promises to be interesting, as
both teams will nave their best players
in the field.
The Academys won a game from the
Young Domestics yesterday by the score
of II to A. The feature of the game was
the fielding of John Milton, who caught
six difficult flies. Pitcher Jones struck
out ten men. The Academys would like
to arrange games with teams averaging
16 years. Address Walter Milton, No.