The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-05
LIVELY SPORT PROMISED.
Everything in Readiness for Tomor-
rows Interscholastic Meeting.

rows Interschoiastic Meeting.
The first annual track and field cham
pionships of the New Jersey Interscho-
lastic Association. which comprises the
Plainfield High School, Newark Academy,
Montclair High School, Pingry School
of Elizabeth and the Stevens Preparatory
School of Hoboken, will be held on the
New Jersey A. C.. grounds tomorrow,
commencing at two P. NJ. Great inter
est is being taken in this meeting by
the schools and athletes of New Jersey
and it is expected that some exception
ally fine performances will be made in
the different events. The schools have
all entered their best possible athletes
and naturally great rivalry exists as to
which school will win the trophy for
scoring the most number of points. The
New Jersey A.. G. grounds are in the
finest possible condition for the school
boys and they have been practicing
there steadily for the past four weeks
preparing themselves for the different
events they are to compete in. A com
petent list of officials has been selected
and already there has been an exceed
ingly large demand for reserved seats.
The different schools will all nave diff
ferent sections allotted to them in the
3 lditu SLdHu. lIl0 CenlrdI hallrOdu OF
New Jersey will run special trains from
the foot Of Liberty street to the club
station. The entries have filled well
and the events will be holly contested.
All of the prominent. athletes of each
school will strive for the championship.
The contestants for each event will be-
One hundred yard dash-L. George,
G. P. Prout n G.. W. Lord, Newark
~paratory School; G. A. Sulzer and E.
Alexander, Pingry School: L, Ludlan
and A. Lindley. Montciair High School.
One hundred yard dash, under sixteen
School; R. s. pickering and w. G.
Wrightson, Newark Academy; L. Allen
and B. Morrison. Monteiair High School;
B. r. Underwood, A.sF. Myers and O..
Al. Huston, Pingry School.
Two hundred and twenty yard DASH
G. A. Sulzer, E. Alexander and P. w.
Tinlpson, Pingry School. G. Houfock and
F.. Kidde, Montclair High School; w.
Academy; G. P. Smith, Plainfeld High
School.
Two hundred and twenty yard hurdle
race-G.P, Smith, Plainfeld High School;
Montclair High School; S. H. Plum, Jr.,
J. D.. Peters, P. Jones and w. R. Con-
Ion, Newark Academy.
Four hundred and forty yard rum.
H. E. Marvel and 6. A. Sulzer. Pingry
s.; w. O'G. Quimby and J. P. Adams,
Newark A.; D. Stewart, Psainfield
H. S.
One mile bicycle-L. Hilman and c.
Runyon, Plainfield H. s.; T. Plaget, R.
Allen, F. A.. Reall and W. Lyon, Mont
clair II. s.; II. Appley and G. Magic,
One mile run-J. P. Adams and A. f..
Ham, Newark A.; H. e. Marvel and
R.. S Gales, Pingry S.
Twelve pound shot-R. Shipper and
r. s. Bradley. Stevens s.; r. TORY,
T.. Allen and F. A. Real, Montclair H.
s.; -. B.. Underwood. Pingry; A. H.
Mitchell, Newark, and G. p. Smith,
Plainfeld.
Running high Jump. Jones and W.
II. s.; W. Cornwell and r.. Carroll.
Plainfield; P. A. Moore. Pingry s..
Running broad iurnpeP. A. Moore.
Pingry s.; s. H. Plum, Jr., and P. Jones,
Newark A.; G. P. Smith and W. n.
SeWeA, Plainield H. s.; j. Hughes, H.
Stewart and F.. A. Reall, Montclair
Fl. S.
Twelve pound hammer. A. Reall.
r. Terry and J. Penn. Montclair H. S.;
r. s. Bradley and r.. Shipper, Stevens
s.; G. p. Smith and S. c.. Runybn.
Plainfield H. S; A. R. Lee, A. III.
Mitchell and W. F. Mountain, New
ark A.
Pole vault-G. P. Smith. r. Carroll
and w. Cornwen, Plainfield H. S.; W. r.
Conlon, Newark A; P. l.. Moore and
e. Alexander. Pingry S.
One mile Walk-J. p. Adams and T. s
Cross, Newark A: c. Y. Myers and
p. Higgins, Pingry S.