The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-20

ON The CINDER PATH
There Is Much to Interest
the Wearers of the
Spiked Shoe at
Present.
THE BALL TossERs ALSO BUSY
Arrangements for the Puritan
Greenville Game Perfected
News of the Wheelmen.
THE BALL TossERs ALSO BUSY

ISOLATION of the A. A. T., to be held
July 81. under the auspices of the SYRIA
cuse A. A.. at Syracuse, N. T., prom
Uses to eclipse any of the previous cham
pionships of this association. Additional
. interest will attach to this champion
pi5nship meeting owing to the appear
ance of many athletes who will compete
in the international match against the
London A. C. President James E. Sui
Ivan has appointed the following Cham
pionship Games Committ@e:-George w.
Wood, Union A. c., Secretary Metropolis
tan Association. Chairman: ]. p. Boyle,
Pastime A. c.; Barlow S. Weeks, New
York A. c.; John Steil. Treasurer Met
ropolitan Association. New York t. v.
and William j. Linehan, Riverside A.
c., Vice President Metropolitan Assoc!-
alton.
The President has also appointed the
following local committee who will
make arrangements FOR transportation.
hotel rates. etc.:-Messrs. G. Worden.
Charles E Huek, and J. B. WEIGH.
Syracuse A. Az; H. H. Love. Rochester
A. c.. and F. A. Casey, Catholic Union.
Albany.
Chairman Wood will call an early
meeting of the committee.
Entries will close with George w.
w OOO, SecFGldEy A1SiIOpOittoA SSSONAo
ton, No. S1S Broadway. New York City;
8 per man, for each event, must ac-
Tn south Orange Field Club will
hold its fourth annual open handicap
games on July 4 under sanction from
League. of American Wheelmen. So far
= decided ppon the open events VIII pc:
l hSrd RSe a one a4 mile iklaT reiag 1a1 races raeef four hT0 t ssrns
of four: half mile, one mile and Two
mile bicycle races; p9;l,e vault and ar, OBJ.
Include gold watches, a bicycle, $40
sSe elIdd s RsEgstih held spd by dl Ems Club pif have t az
ways. attracted a very fair number Of
seS oa5as e arsdewicb TR Wba RjHsrsid and K Eass
s oraags is eompet aaSs IN the bicycle
r ,Roiiin F Il. Tyn close S 3h }Hns q ss wlsh
Orange. and No. 80 Pine street. New
Much interest is being manifested by
the Lafayette Kings Sons in the handi-
cap games to be held in conJ99n eet}a
M. E. Church. The grounds at Rarltan
Beach Grove offered excellent facilities
for oars ath let rae races sr and g area bs sp9aft is
loo,yara assh h y y, DwYer' se gamb;
Ben. A 5 h Sapds; 4. & r pwyer. 5; j. K.
Putting 167p9pndh a shot-E fo Vi p1wyes'
6. ". p5ekg en-, feet; + A. Terhune,
22O.yard dash-E. Y. Dwyer, scratch; J.
5 Yards; =; a HfmghinIlii os : yards; F F; rd 4:
4 yards: !: !; +; Weston. j. yards sEsr
serateb: 6. w. Kiiingenberg. 4 inches:
Fl. A. Terhune. 4 inches; F. A, KEEL
inches; J.. A. Wilson, 4 inches: ]. A.
Roberts. 8 inches.
n. weston, scratch; +: A HemphiIl.
A 4 * Keller; $ yard nwv G. Fl 10 Hi TaIsh: j.
FoulRes. Jr., u yards; 1. Bonneli, is
yards; j. a. g 1ds 20 v YARDS bjjck f.; B0cs S
yards; J. D.. Hemphill. Is yards.
Diamond Chips.
An interesting game of ball will be
played next Saturday afternoon on the
Club and the Paterson Baseball Club
will meet. The Paterson team is one of
the strongest semi-professional teams in
the vicinity of New York and will put
their strongest team out against the
crack athletic club nine. They have a
record against the National League that
they mey well be proud of and made
several attempts get a game with
Orange last year so that there is con-
siderable rivalry. Many of the players
ange three exciting games last year.
Priest and Westervelt will alternate IN
Sthe. box for Orange the remainder OF the
The Adams Baseball Club of Hoboken
Clos, on the ~Iatter's grounds, on Tues
Nay afternoon. The Adams boys. played
IA excellent form. The score by inns;
oams Clos Ia : : : 3 II
ma West Bergen A. G. haye June q
nd p open; also & add few saturdays e F Pool In
III The boulevard B.; Z. c. would like to
1arrange games Is v wlen tf for july Mno and pay AS-
gust. Address Albert Husheer, No. 1874
Durham avenue.
foilows:-Washington, A; New York, 2.
Il; Baltimore, S. Pittsburg, S; Louis
Ali arrangements for the Puritan
Greenviile Championship, which viii be
played on the formers grounds, have
ly please the baseball cranks of the
Celery District. TIL game will be the
most important played in Greenyilie this
being at stake.
Clio Wheelmen Growing.
Since the Clio Wheelmen have taken
Crescent Hall as their clubhouse the
membership has steadily grown until at
the present time there are about one
hundred ON the roll. Today a piano was
delivered at the club. and at a recent
meeting a committee on entertainment
was appointed. The members of the
committee are:-William H. Smith, Jr.,
Chairman; H. S. Gedney Brooks, John ].
Boukon, Edward H. Smith, Phillip Uhl,
T.. G.. Ripp, Henry c. Rohlfs, Frank
Ellison. Thomas e. Longfield and Albert
n. Rohlfs. New membership cards have
been received and will be distributed at
once. The members have completed ar
engagements for a reception to VIII Fer
ris, who. won a prize in the novice race
while riding under Clio colors.
Prizes 10 be Distributed.
A good time is expected tonight at
the clubhouse of the Hudson County
Wheelmen. The presentation of prizes
won In the Times relay race will be
made. Mr.. Frederick Keer, President OF
the Associated Cycle Clubs of New Jer-
sey will be present and present the
prizes. -
s.. Johns
The athletic members of the Guild of
the Iron Cross of st. Johns Church are
framing hard and expect to make an