The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-19
CLIO WHEELMEN.
Exciting Races on the Bou1e-
ward at Bayonne on Sat-
urday Afternoon. ?
FAST TIME MADE AT TRENTON.
Bayonne's Annual Regatta Boat
Races for Cups-Cricket-
Diamond Chips.
FAST TIME MADE AT TRENTON.

The mecca OF cycieFS III lHA9
on Saturday afternoon was the willow
Haven Inn. at Bayonne, and hundreds
of riders of the silent steed, among
whom were many of the fair sex, guild
cd their machines in that direction. Fhe
attraction was the first road-racing tour
uament Of the Clio Wheelmen of this
CITY. an organization which but recently
sprang into existence. They had arrang-
ed a programme of FIVE events, four OF
which were handicap, and the entries
were numerous. The new Boulevard was
the track. the start and finish pelns IN
front of the Willow Haven Inn. Despite
the fact that the course was one OF va
ried grade, excellent time was made,
aud tha meet was a highly successful
one. H. G. Roome. the crack rider OF
the NeweJersey A. c.. was entered IN
three of The races, starting from scratch
in each. Only in one event, the nVe
mile, was he, able to overcome the hanol-
cans of his opponents, and that he won
easiIv. The events and winners were as
follows
Ha1f-mfte race. seratch-Won by s. Will
son. Essex County Wheelmen; John
O'Halleron, New Jersey A. G., SECOND;
A j. Walker, Greenville, third; Walter
c.. Roome, New Jersey A. c., fourth.
Time. 5s4 seconds.
one-mile race-Won by George Gregory,
Century C. c., so yards; A. ]. Walker,
Greenville, 100 yards, second; c. V. H.
Walsh, Clio Wheelmen, so yards, third;
Walter C. Roome, New Jersey A. C.,
scratch, fourth Time. 2 minutes 2SA Sec
onds.
Two-nfle race-Won by George Greg
DRY, Century C.. c. $50 yards; A. j.
Walker, Greenville, 15 yards, second;
c. v. H. Walsh, Clio Wheeimen, scratch,
third: s.. Wilson, Essex County Wheel
raen, 50 yards, fourth. Time, 5 minutes
2si5 seconds.
FIve-mile race-won by Walter C.
{ Roome, New Jersey A. c., scratch; H
C. Rohlfs. Clio WheeImen, 100 yards, sec
ond: George Gregory, Century c. G., $50
yards, third; C. V. H. Walsh, Clio Wheel
men. scratch, fourth
BOYS raee-Won by J. Roberts, Jersey
City.
CASTLE POINT CYCLERs.
The Castle Point Cyc1ers of Hoboken
aeld a meet on Saturday afternoon at
the Gutenberg race track. The races,
of which there were five, were only
open to members, and resulted as fol-
Rows
one-mile Race. scratch-won. by. Carl
Hasbrouck AIonzo Let's second; Charles
Kraft. third. Time. 2 minues 2l5 seconds:
Half-mile Race, scratch-Won by Cecil
Hasbrouck; Alonzo Let's second; ".
VSvarttas, third. Time, l minute 10 rs
seconds.
ogarteE.nilSs. ssratehmwon By, G 5sGil
liam Hoffman. third. Time. 9445 Sec
onds
Let's. so yards: Cecil Hasbrouck. scratch
second: William Hoffman. 60 yards, third.
Time. 2 minutes 27M seconds.
Cae-nf1e Consolation Raee-Won by
William Meffett; Albert Hedley, second;
O. Aherns. Jr. third. Time, 2 minutes
amos seconds
by OfHeiaIs for N. J. Games.
aueae Games Committee of the New
ehek Athletic Club lave selected the
~hi5wfng officials to manage the mon
eoa carnival of sports that is to be held
efiythe club grounds on Labo Day,
calender 2. The list of members en-
thiStes many of the best known men
7thletfe circles: Referee. VIM. b. Cur
uasN. 7. A. c.; Judges, John Newman,
unl J. A. c.; Julius Harder, M. T. ";
W. j. Linnehan. r.. A. c.; Thomas
m. C. A. B.: B. S. Weeks. N. Y
OF =: w. ]. Swan, n. Y. A. c.. Field
yes. A. A. Jordan. n. Y. A. c.; Sam
on. Evening Sum- C. E. Annett,
shsih Baxter, ". Y. A. C.; Jas D.. Boyd,
~ A.. C.: j. Dooiing. x. A. c. Seor-
a-4 w.. Nc -. r. - ~ OOs
Jenkins. N. J.. A. c.; J. J.. Carol,
III C. Inspectors, A. J. Murburg, P.
III: John Steil, N. Y. T. "; H. D.
3er, N. J.. A. c.; Geo. Wood. Standard
T.; E. J.. Darven. N. j. A. c.; A. W.
"aIh. T. ]. Parker. N. J. A.C M.
engsobb. N. j.. A.. c.. Walter Williams,
peneZ s.; ]. F. Blackhurst, n. T. A..
j. F. Dooling. X. A. c: Starter,
casSee. Announcer. Chas- j. Harvey.
exTeree of Cycling, f. P. Pr1aa,
perheeI.D Clerk of Course, John Dixon.
fstant Clerks of Course, Chas. White,
= lton A. c.; J.. Boyle, P A. G.; e.
re afford. N. J. A. Gil. j. Walsh. p a.
F H. A. E. Jaehne. N. j. A. c.: w. Hi
aid. Timers, R.. Stoll, n. Z. a g;
G. Hughes, Lotus Club; Cyril Robin
". j.. A. c.; e. T.. Wendell, y; Z.
lu [C.; Mort Bishop. F. A. c. Chas.
Md. ". Y. A. c. Umpires of Cycling,
redB. Chamberlain N. Y. A. c.; e W
COX N. J. A. c.; C. Fl. Leonard, n. ].
so q: s. Tucker, E. A. c.: Z. Jenkins,
of 4or. Official Reporter. Hueh 5.
na1fl ni n. J A. 6. Assistant Marshalls,
J. L. Robertson, n. j. Al, c.; G. W.
Van winkfe. N. ]. A. C.; 3. R Grant,
N ]. CA G.; Rob. Paret, ~. ]. A. e;
p, L Vredenburg. N. J.. A. c.; j. T.
Krebs, MI. A. G.; c. Il. Spenser, ".
T a. C.saC.AH. DAVIS, N. j. A. e; J.
Hoeber. .Bayonne; Walter Brown, N. j..
A. C. -
Esayonne Regatta.
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