The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-20
CLOS ROAD RACE
Unusually Fine Entry List
Received for Tomor-
rows Big Event.
BoWLERs READY FOR WORK
Many of the Local Clubs Reorgan-
ize for the season-Yacht-
ing News.

1t needs but a glance at the entry list
to demonstrate that the second series
of road races under abe auspices of the
Clio Wheelmen which will be held on
the Bayonne section of the Boulevard
tomorrow afternoon, willabe the biggest
affair of the kind ever held in Hudson
county. The number of entries Is UNI
usually large, and they are of a cafbre
seldom found in road race meets. a fact
which speaks we'll for the Clos stand
ing in racing circles. Among the fast
ones who have sent in their entries are:
TEDDY Goodman, the Riverside
crack; Walter Roome and William Dar-
mer, of the Clos and N. j. A. G.; w. l..
Brown, of the Riversides; F. w. Rlchr,
the winner of the Irvington-Mflburn
race; and c.. ]. Liebold. of the River
sides. The races will start promptly at
half-past two o'clock. The finish line IN
each event will be directly in front OF
Salter's Willow Haven Inn at f1fty-
first street. One of the features of the
afternoon will be a one mile exhibition
race by Charles Kluge, the veteran Jer
sew City rider, who is now giving a
good account of himself in the profess
sional ranks. Following is the complete
list of entries with the handicaps:-
on Mile Handicap. first heat. f.
Goodman, Riverside W., scratch; {. j.
Liebold, Riverside W., 10 yards; F. w.
RIGHT, Brooklyn B. c., 20 yards; L. WI
sem Essex County w, % yasds; A. I.
Van Houten, Manasquan Cyclers, 80
yards; w. A. Whelpley. Greenwich
Wheelmen. 40 yards; w. R. Neville
Century Cycle Club, 50 yards; I. D.
Bird, Elizabeth A. c., so yards; ID.
Fosdick, Hackensack W., - yards; q.
P. Griffith, Hackensack w, 50 yards;
w. l.. Stansbury. Clio W., 40 yards L.
c Funk, Paramount W.. 20 yards; J. e
Giles, Lafayette w, 80 yards; w. Hurley
Castle Point Cyclers, so yards.
Second heat-Walter C. Roome, Clio
w. scratch; W.. A. Brown, Riverside
w. 10 wards; C. ". A. Walsh. Clio W.,
20 yards; H. C.. Rohlfs, Clio W., 80
wards; Naub L. Kuhl, Clio W., 40 yards;
d. NJ. Frazer, Monarch W.. so yards; F.
aatniens. Monarch W., so yards; L.
Kirby, Hackensack W.. 60 yards; F. G.
Ripp, Clio W.. so yards; ]. Smith. Ham
ilton Park W., so yards; W. McIlvey,
unattached. 80 yards; G. MeFadden'
Royal Arcanum Wneelmen. 100 yards
Third Hsat;.W Roe 1, Df n1Tnsbet Si &. q, q,
IS yards; G. A. Detroit. unattached. g
yards : :. p o'Hka ddsera E 4; ! 4. &. j ~
50 yards; Harry Solomon. Clio w, 70
yards: &. E~mmingwga1ly o " gnat ia he 80
TwoMile handicap. First Heat 7.
Goodman, Riverside w. scratch; G Z.
L Idas@s f RiyeBslde A W. &. 3 5 YARDS YARDS; + F. " +.
RIGHT. BROOKLYN B. c.. IS yards: ]. Greg
ory. White s5ar 4, G. G. Z Yards a 1S $. WI
Van Houten. Manasduan Cyelers, 60
yards: W. R. Neville, Century c. G., 2
Yards: e, J. Bro iBat r Gliza tgafts a g. 8 8
wards: H. Fosdick, Hackensack w. 100
yards; I. c Funk. N. Y,
we second n William f I barma ao0 ei|o Y
scratch y a6s v; 4 4 Rro Wis., Riy ciio ". W q
Yards y sds.uH Il. G. Rohlfs. clio W. 50 yards;
e Z Kphl, Clio W. s. yards; M H; ( G
Ro 2 ci R., W 81 2 ga yaras: j. p. r. M, R edgses.
M AUaaiah N. 8. 50 Yards; /. Kirby,
H Hi;o Wa f5 varas 100 " yards Mc II; S0lG mnaq.
taehed. $50 yards; George McFadden.
Royal Arcannm ". lSe yards boon,a c,io
W. ohs ". L. D saraaaa clio W; F. F. Good
man. riverside W: W A Brown. River
side w; CT. Liebeld, Riverside W:
Fosdick. Hackensack W. He. Rohlfs,
Clio W. g Y A Walsh. Clio w; s.
E1ia ". Essex +. Kis GSun Hac ken f; u W. Kuhl'
IL Half mile. scratch. first heat9w. c.
Roome,- Clio w; Il. c. Rohlfs, Clio. w;
DRY. White Star A. c.; F. L. Kuhl, Clio
w: w. l.. ~Stansbury, Clio W; H. Fos-
dick HMaekensack W.; c. ]. Liebold, Riv-
Second heat-w. L. Darmsr, Clio w;
" 4; Brown, Riyerzide w; II e ra ?.
9. 4 4. A A. Walsh Ssi J.. Clio + K 8. Wilson n.iI ESSEX sex;
Co W; A. N; Rose, White Star A. G.;
Five mile handicapNF. F. Goodman.
R 1sr e Soa W.; VII giioL L: w paE soratc and w wal (
+ 9sbtoi Gliz Rfsa1sid 4 " &, e e yyaaTFddss;: E !.
" Wils aIch Ess sT0e e. w.. b so q yards q y 8, Greg 3.
R Pssi s1 Clio W. " 3 yards I'd ! :. "; Hoia-
Whelpley. Greenwich w, 80 yards; f
I: Kghi, ce clio ! W. Gvc 80 E ghiTSds;, 2o W Yards r:
Z; Z. 9H Birdi Eliz ab 4. q. "a y yards:
F Eos Mattin a,ad Monarch W W 1 19S Yards Yards: + T.
Kirby, Hackensack W, $40 yards; 1. G.
Funk, Hackensack ". $50 yards; n, L.
s SIia Wy , $40 ya Ml iSg +. ys Smith r. H e. Hillppi
Park Wheelmen, 200 yards; J. G. Giles,
Lafayette W, ~ 20 yards; "; G MeI 1 9
den, Royal Arcanum W~heelmen, 300
Although organized bat three weeks,
Liz oAlllA
name for themselves last evening by
holding a most successful lantern par
ade in the lower section of the city. The
members turned out in large numbers,
while endorsements came from the Clio
Wheelmen, Hudson County Wheelmen,
Hamilton, Hillside and Riverside Wheel
men. The start was made from the
Headquarters in McCoobery's Hail. No.
l47 Erie street promptly at eight o'clock,
and the route was ass4foloWs:-Around
Hamilton Park to Cole street, to Mer-
GER street, to Van Worst Park, around
the park to Barrow street, to Newark
avenue, to Grove street, to Grand street,
to Washington street, to Montgomery
street, to Newark avenue, to Grove street,
TO Fourteenth street, countermarch to
Payonia avenue, to Erie street. a squad
Of policemen, mQuntedson wheels, rode
at the head of the line and cleared the
Way. Sergeant Cannon was in charge of
the squad, the members being Police
men John S. Murphy, James 7. Lena,
precinct. A noticeable feature of the
parade was the large number OF wheel
women in line. The wheels We're prettny
decorated and all carried Chinese Ian
terms, which were suspended from the
handle bars and other portions OF the
wheels. First honors were easily, car
ried off by Captains b5eMcFafl and Ar
thur Smith. who were mounted on the
tandem, which was decorated with large
sails, to represent the Defender. The
sails were so large that it was with DIM