New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-05
ATHLETES COMPETE At BERGEN POINT
JOHN CosGRAvE. OF ALBANY. WINS TIE IXDI
vIDrAL CHAMPIONSHIP or THE \. 4. ".
OTHER CONTESTS.

JOHN CoSGRAVE. OF ALBANY. WINS TIE IND.
vIDuAL CHAMPIONSHIP or THE \. A "
OTHER CONTESTS.
The Independence Day carnival 81 outdoor SPORT
was held by the Ncw-Jcrsey Athletic club on the
New-JeIsey oval AZ Bergen Point yesterday after
noon. with the all-around individual championship
competition OF the Amateur Athletic Union
adjunct Torrents Of rain poured upon the quarter
mile cinder track. which soon covered with
pools many yards IN length ana haif foot reep but
President James r. Sullivan and his associate OH
cials Of the club decided to run on the games
The carnival opened at noon with game OF foot
ball under irish Association rules between the
Jeffcrsons OF Newark. and the Rangers OF Kearny
Two halves OF thirty minutes each were contested
In the first half the Rangers shut out their oppo-
nents and scored two goals Niece and Brown
sending the sphere between the uprigh,s During
the second half The Rangers scored i've goals Me
Gee kicking two. Smallcy making two. and Mar
shall The final score was goals 10 0 in
favor OF the Rangers. who carried of as a trophy a
silk banner
OF the ten athletes entered In the competition for
the all-round championship OF the Amateur Athletic
Union. six contested for the honors. They were
John Cosgravc Rdgefcld A. C.. Of Albany. y. T..
L. a. Carpenter. Of Boston: Daniel Long. the Bos-
ton A. a. crack: II. ". Brown. OF the Mount Yer
non Y VI. G. A.. and Michael Sweeney and Thomas
Slattery the representatives, Of the Xavier A. c.
l.. X. Sheldon the Yale crack. did not compete
Cosgrave carried off the championship clever,y.
having qualified in all of the contests Carpen-
ter finished second. Summary:
Cosgrave won; Carpenter. second
Brown. third. Time-l04-3
Putting the sisteen.pound shomLone nr.,: distance
pen,er third "a feet A.. inches.
Running high jump-cosgrave won. with leap u ;
Brown tied for third
Eight hundred and eighty yard walk sweeney and Cor-
third
Throwing the sixteen pound hammcr-rong won. dis.
tance. o" feet 81. inches. Sweeney second "s feet !
Pole vaul,Cosgrave and Brown tied for FIRST place
feet liz inches. Carpenter third.
One hundred and -twcnty-yard hurdle Co-grave
Carpenter. second: Brown. third. Time -
Throwing the nfy-sx- pound weight-slatcry won dis
ance ~ feet inches; cosgraye second. Is feet ia
inches: Carpenter. third.
Running broad junp-Cosgravc won distance II feet
II inches; Brown. second: Carpenter, third.
hlrG fima won" Brown" second co's've
The total points made by the competitors are:
ey @ Long, ca s sna s%ce nS"9 Stat
The open contests nine IN number. one
third OF them being allotted 10 cycling. Thc others
included one sprint. one hurdle race and four long
distance contests.
HANDICAP CONTESTS.
onehunares,y%,a u, aashuwSn by e W sedIsr n J.
'I5a' SSha %i'1% ma Fine y ,e e. Il" ''
80 ~a;a VI wsar 'S o aS'S
shaf,o y. j. a. G scratch third Tme~2:s2
ecratchJ A. !. Fitzpatrick Institute A. G. 'g5 YARDS
s :si Is H. '"''"' w. o. ~ = va '"'''' '"'' Time
ght-hundred and eighty yards (novce)-Won by H. r
Marvel Elizabeth A. C. NJ Hayes. Perth Amboy second
W. F. Ryan. Xavier \. c. third Tme2li
one hundred-yar hurde-Won by W \. Deyo. Ridge
neld A g tplus yardsJ r. g Martin New York CITY
plus YARDS second. Charles ". Cohen ~ j. A. q
plus yardsJ. third. Timed 20
Two-mle tbcycle,-won by II. +. Lochrs Elizabeth
A. C. nO yards Frederick Shafio n. j. A. G. scratch
second: ". Pfeiner. stow wheemen o220 yards third
Time-5:55 -. ~
Eisht,nunarsd and-e!sh,y-,ard rn-.wsn by C. W.
Reese, J. VI. c. A. 40 ynrds) A. u. Daily. n Y A G.
g. yards second: H. Bannister y. J. A. g. go yaris
third Time: 03 4-5 >
Onem mile bicycle; Tor Hundson County cyciisis)-Won
by a. J. Walker. Bayonne: r. Simon. Greenvie Wheel
men, second George Seitz Grecnville Whee.men fell
and failed 10 nnish. Time23l 20
Four hundred ard fortyyard run-won by Everett L.
Morgan, Amherst College us yhrds): g. A. Coombs +
4. c. :crateh) second; Edward W. sieder. n. j. A. c.
10 yards). third. Tlme-S< is ssc