The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-09

CATHOLIC FIELD DAY
Second Annual Meet of the
Young Mems Diocesan
Union Tomorrow.
WITH THE PEDAL PUSHERS
Many Race Meets Arranged for
Tomorrow-Coming Champion
ships of the A. A. U.
WITH THE PEDAL PUSHERS

The second annual reception and games
of the Catholic Young Mems Diocesan
Union of the Diocese of Newark will
be held tomorrow afternoon and even
ing at the C~aledonian Park, Newark.
and if the weather proves favorable the
event will surpass In interest and at
tendance that of last year. For the
past month President Joh F. Murphy,
who represents st. Peters Lyceum of
this city, and the Committee Of Ar
engagements have been working like
beavers to make the affair a success,
and that their efforts will be amply re-
warded there is no doubt. The feature
of the day will be the athletic pro-
m which will be inaugurated at
two o'clock in the afternoon. The events
will be ten in number, as follows: 100,
800 and 40 yard runs, half mile run,
putting 16 pound shot, running high
jump, running broad jump and one and
two mile bicycle races
The entries closed last Sunday. The
entry list is a big one and includes the
best Catholic athletes in the diocese.
This city is well represented in each
event, the Catholic Club and st. Peters
Lyceum alone sending in nearly fifty
per cent. of .9theisentgies. The officials
selected for the games are;-Referee,
William j. Linihan, Riverside A. c.;
judges al finish. J. Mcmahon, Company
X, First Regiment, n. G. N. j.; George
Burrell, Pasti1ne A. c., and ]. F. Wood
ruff, Newark; field judges. T. George
Fitzpatrick, ST. james, Newark Frank
Caufield, ST. Columbia's, Newark, and
John J.. MoGovern. Institute A. c., New
ark; timers, T. G. Cagney. st. Paufs,
Jersey City; Gordon Hamilton, Cornell
University, and ]. w. Herman, S. H. s.,
Newark: clerk of the course, John Dix
on, New Jersey A. c.; assistant clerks of
the course, w. ]. Knowles. 5. H. s..
Newark, and James Owens, Father Mat
thew T.. A. B. Society, Newark; scorers,
G. ]. S. Murphy, c. Y. NJ. L. A, Eliza
beth; John Boyle, c.. Y. NJ. A.. Harri-
son, and Charles A.. Denecke, Essex
Bowling Club. Jersey City; measures,
William ]. Calnon. st. Peters Lyceum.
Jersey City; George Luby, Father Mat
thew T. A B.. Society, Newark, and w.
]. Hogan, st. Aloysius'. Newark; inspec-
tors, Thomas F. Rooney, 81. Peters Ly-
ceum, Jersey City; John J. Walsh, st.
Joseph's, Jersey City. n Edward Bo-
land. c. Y. N. L., Orange Valley; start
ers, Frank Abbott, South Orange Field
Club; announcer, P. Prunty, Pastime A.
c.; marshals, T. Shaw, T. A. c., New
ark; s. O'Donnell, st. Joseph's Lyceum,
Jersey City. and J, Scully, ST. Johns.
+. OBrien.. Catholle Club, Jersey City;
Frank Devlin, Institute, Newark, and
Ere Fsed yoight, sandsy eo a,Tlimes." Newark.
100 yard dashLc. B. Smith, John Hart
and ]. Keane, Jersey City; J. H Reilly,
DESTITUTE Ra MeWa1iFk' Th Piksrt Ha en- 9osbn 3.
SeRssaf. M VII nas basls, S. e. rAf AlGys. 5er.
600 yard runmgohn Morsn; John Hart
Ole Club Jersey City; John Lawrsnce
f. J. sehgsrtfaehrer ana ), +. Reilly.
Institute Newark j. Machinson, s..
a aSaIns,. S SsMsssFi. W v. BB agsis. q. s q; a.
40 yard ~(novice) run-c. B. Smith.
Satho1tc Club, ! Jersey City; Tonn Comiaf
q. NJ. Menus. Institute, Newark; j.
6 bIaart and :. M M5 eiagks0as 1t. St Alo 59an.S,
Newark; 7. j. seanion. St. coiumbia's',
John ssG s Moran lany VIM. 2 R o@ley' M Frank rank
Riordan. Catholic Club, Jersey City; JOIN
Lawrence VIM HOOD, and hos. Phil
Institute. Newark; H. Murphy j.. Clark
o and w. Clarkson, st. Johns, Orange;
J. McCloskey, St; Aloysfus', Newark; G.
Z Parker, st. Colurnbia's, Newark; E.
Desmond G Z M. A.. Harrison; S.
Feo5 ns mi 4. r 14sePh,Hff Il. }ssefias 5oSn Hart,
c. B. Smith, Martin Gallagher, Catholic
Club, Jersey City; Wm. Riley and Ed.
Gorham, st. Peters. Belleville; ]. Moo
nan and A. ~Fitzpatriek; institute, NeM-
Johns, Orange; J.. Duffy, st James,
rison; s. Fallon. st. Joseph's. Jersey
Putting IS pound. shot-Martin Gal
lagher Catholic Club Jersey City Edw.
Belleville; P Rice and F. sulliyan. In
Y. O'Leary, ST. Johns, Orange; D.. F.
Harkins,- ST. Aloysfus', Newark; J. Null
vey, Y; NJ. G, Al Harrison.
nphnnTing cub bg 5grs5 SmGpin ty: g nMcG Ra2g.
and J. H. Reilly, destitute, Newark; T.
Running broad jump-John Keane,
Catholic Club Jersey City; Edw. Gorham.
St. Peters, Belleville; H. ]. Schwert-
fuehrer, Institute, Newark: T. +. Bren-
Carrick, st. Johns. Orange,
One and two mile bicycle races Same
entries in both)1John. C.. Stone. T. J..
Kennedy, ,. F.. Farrell, Edw. Hart, T.
! Riordan and John T. Mccarthy. of
G GrahSl st clq PstaS Jersey gs,, CITY; John pa Me-
and J. Colhurn. Institute, Newark; II.
Chepps and G. Oeigter, st. Johns
The grounds can be reached from this
city by taking the Newark trolley and
transferring to the Springfield avenue car
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