The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01

ing the ladies' with the creultable score
of $50. One of the games vast
Team No. 1-Winckler, ISL; Mrs.
Winckler. 1855; Freitag, l43; Mrs. Freitag,
129; Schrader, 173; Mrs. Schradcr, l0l; j.
Team No. 2LMersheimer, l73: Mrs. Mer-
sheimer, 143; Mutsehler, los; Mrs, M1tseh-
Lyons, 154; Mrs. NJ. Lyons, 1so. Total,
1,198.
event Regiment Games.
The thirty-second games of the Sew
enth Regiment Athletic Association will
be held at the Seventh Regiment Ar
mory, Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock.
The order of track events follows:-93
yards run, scratch, trial heats, winner
to run in final heat, for those h
have never won a prize or finished first
or second in any running race; rs yards
run, handicap, trial heats, winner to run
in final heat; one-half mile run, handi-
cap; one mile safety bicycle race, scratch,
for those who have never won a prize
or finished first or second in any bicycle
race; Is yards run, handicap, trial heat
for second men I'M first trial heats, win
ner to run in final heat; 90 yards run,
scratch, trial heat for second men IN
first trial heats, winner to run in final
heat; one mile roller skating race, handi-
cap; 440 yards run, scratch, Ior those VINO
have never won a prize or finished first
or second in any running race; 22o yards
run handicap, trial heats, first and sec
ond men to run in final heat; % yards
run, scratch, final heat; 50 yards hurdle
race, handicap, seven flights, three
f fnn. h bga5,di tsn yards ansl d bsaf: aso y yards
Roman chariot race, scratch, first
trials, each team to consist of four men
and driver, the latter to appear IN Ianey
costume. Members of teams must be
henderson same company; one lap sack
race, handicap; 900 yards run, for caam-
pionship of regiment; 220 yards run, handi
cap, final heat; one mile safety bicycle
race, for championship of regiment; one
mile run, handicap; 22G yards Roman
chariot race, scratch, I'd trials; 22o yards
hurdle race-trial heats, LIST and I'd men
to run in final heat. For those VINO nave
never won a prize or finished 1st and I'd
in any hurdle race; 900 yards hurdle race,
handicap-trial heats, LIST and I'd men TO
run in tinal heat; one-half mile run,
scratch for officers cup, for those who
have never won a prize or finished lst or
scratch; 40 yards run, handicap; 220 yards
Roman chariot race, scratch, hnal heati
220 yards hurdle race, scratch, hnal neat,
for those who have never won a prize
or finished LIST or I'd in any hurdle race; 20
yards hurdle race, handicap, final heat;
two mile safety bicycle race. handicap;
bers of teams must be members Of same
mpa Field events are: Putting 16-
ID. shot, handicap; running high Jump,
handicap, bar started at 4 feet . inches.
Rules for aEe Dumb EeIi Competition
The international Dumb-bell Competl-
ton at the New Jersey A. G. games on
December II and IS is now IN assured sue
cess, and New Workers will be treated to
the greatest of exhibitions since the in
PRODUCTION of calisthenics into America.
Up to a week a ago the Germans headed
the list with the largest number OF en-
tries. They were closely pressed by the
Swedes, but this week the sturdy Ieutons
and their stolid cousins from sweden
sons of sunny Italy. The Italian entry
now easily outnurnber that Of any Two
other nationalities. Mr.. J. 5. Morando, Of
No. 255 Washington street, captain OF the
Italian Amateur Athletic Club, is organic
ing his countrymen in the most successful
manner and hopes to show that a spark
of the blood of the old Romans still lin
gers under the dark skins of the repre-
sentatives of northern Italy. Morando
himself has an exceptional record as q
dumb-bell performer, and barring the TACT
that some dark horse may turn up, Will
undoubtedly establish a worlds record at
the style of performance allowed. Nor
ando weighs only 40 pounds and, though
of medium stature, is tremendously DOW
erful for his inches. A few days ago, in
the presence of several experts. he easily
performed the following feats, as per pro-
gramme of international contest
Section Holding a bell in each hand,
with arms perpendicular above the head,
dllua QIOpDGQ QOWH dllQ iiCld / dlS Ii Jul
at arms length from the shoulder hori-
zontally; 50-lb. bell in each hand.
Section 4-Tossing up one bell from the
ground to the shoulder with one hand, 152
pounds.
Section Tossing one bell in one land
from the ground to arms length above
the shoulder in one motion without stop
ping at the shoulder; 126 pounds.
Section Jerking up one bell with
hand from the shoulder to arm's length
abouve the shoulder; 152 pounds.
Tarxi1lo O. IN nOA hell in aanh hand from
shoulder to arms length above the Shout
der; 100 pounds in right and IS pounds in
left.
Section 10 of the programme will be de-
voted to special feats, and Mr.. Morando
has in reserve several which will put
Sandow to shame in his best role.
On the first night of the tournament Mr..
Morando says 500 of the Italian A. A. G..
will be on hand to cheer their countryman
and he guarantees hat the number will
go well into four figures on the closing
night.
The Newark Club Sold.
The Newark Baseball Club of the At
1antic League changed and yesterday
and George c. Ellis, who was the sole
ourY,ar of tho olrb will now rafi,rp "a his