The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-02
KAISER'S OUTING.
1t Was Well Attended and
Furnished Lots Of Fun
for the Members.
SCHOOLBOY COMPETITIONS
Games at Bergen Point-Regatta
on the Kills-Liyely Ball
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Games.

The Kaiser Coaching I'll held its
first outing of the season Sunday and
the members and a large delegation OF
the Greenville Rifle Club filled several
coaches and enjoyed the ride to Bergen
Point, thence through Staten Island to
the Cove Hotel, which is situated on the
ground formerly occupied by the Staten
Island Athletic CIub. Dinner awaited
the Kaisers upon their arrival. On the
run the members of the cycling division
of the Greenvdlle Rifle Club made the
trip on their wheels. The afternoon was
passed in a full enjoyment of the pas
times INDUCED in. The first event was
a one mile bicycle race. handicap. 1t had
all of the stars in it and was one of the
events of the day. The starters were
G. Renker, J. Filoramo and H. Linde
scratch; w. Renker, Is yards; C. Herfg,
% yards; H. Gotthardt, 100 yards; Colin
Boag, 100 yards; VIM. Charlock was
starter. The men rode we'll, especially
by G.. Renker from scratch. He gained
on the leaders and before the half mile
had been covered Renker was in the first
bunch. A hot pace was set, but c.
Herig and W. Renker kept the distance
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the finish. G. Renker won in 2 minutes
40 seconds. Herig was second and w.
Renker third. The next event was an
egg and spoon race, distance one quarter
of a mile. The event was run in heats,
The heats filled well and in the first
Colin Boag, H. Linde, G~oldenhorn, c..
Herig, J. Mitchell and Alderman Gott-
hard were the starters. The eggs were
lively and it was hard work to keep
them in the spoons and only three were
successful, .Goldenhorn, Linde and
Mitchell won. In the second heat the
starters were:-Fdloramo, Heiber, Kiess,
Dodds, Higgins, Scheeline n E. Woeck.
ner. The task vas just as difficult for
them and Keiss, Filoramo and Heiber
qualified for the final. The contestants
IN the third heat were Smith, Graef, G..
Renker, Pinkess, w. Renker, J. Boag
and Ehrhardt, and the winners, Renker.
Purkess and Erhardt. The final heat
was full of sport and made the fall in
eggs greater than aver. George Purkess
won the medal, William j.. Char1ock was
second and G.. Reiss third. No records
were broken. Then followed the event
of the day, a two mile bicycle race for
1.-THE champions medal. Starters had
'peen We'll groomed and were confident of
winning. These were:-G. Renker,
scratch; G. Linde. scratch; C. Herig, 40
yards; j. Ffloramo, go yards; w. RenkeY
Is yards; Alderman Gotthardt, 125 yards;
B. G~oldenhorn, 200 yards; Colin Boag. 200
yards There was lots of excitement
during this event and every man did his
best. G. Herig did the pace making
after the first mile, having caught the
leaders. G. Linde set sail for Herig in
the last half, but had not the speed
necessary to catch him and was beaten
ten yards. Alderman Gotthardt finished
third. Time, 6 minutes q seconds. Al
game of baseball was played between
teams captained by w. G. Collins and
e. A. Graef, which was won by Collins
team IS to 1. On the return the Kaisers
stopped at the we Pines at Berger.
Point for supper. One of the features
OF the trip was an exhibition of bicycle
hiding by Alderman Barr. Among those
in the party were:-City Marshal Vree.
land, w. H. Robidoux. G. W. Plaisted,
c. H Chavont, G.. Scholar, T. KeeIy
G. Boag. ]. Boag, s. Leach, J. Kaiser,
". IIerber, g. Lutizen, G. Keiss, ).
Mitchell, W. Jantzen, S. Herig, B.. Gold
enhorn, P. Erhardt, G.. Smith. +.
Woeckner, J. Dodds, P. Higgins. w. G.
Collins, G. Herig, G. Renker, F.. Renker.
w Renker, j. Hill, c. Scheeline, w. J.
Charlock, A. Swendeman. E. A. Graer
g. Purkess, r. Hammil. q. Hammil M.
Nieman. J. Filoramo, G. Linde, Fronts
and r Reits