The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-28
LADIES' D~ATPROGRAM ME
A Dual NJ eeting Between the
N. ]. A. c. and K. A. c.
at Bergen Point.
INTERESTING EVENT PROMISED
All the Crack Athletes Will Com
pete-Mahoney the Winner
Il. G. W. Race Meet-Cath-
Ollie club Entries.

Tomorrow, should the weather permit,
| the New Jersey Athletic Club will carry
| out one of the most interesting pro-
grammes of sport ever presented at the
| Bergen Point oval The New Jerseys
| have been famous for the quality OF their
| entertainments given at the club grounds,
but no greater variety nor a better list
of events has been prepared by its COM
mittee in years han the one for tomor-
row. 1t has been arranged as a compi-
rnent to the hundreds of ladies who look
upon the New Jersey A. c. with so much
favor. They have time and againn given
their assistance in lending their presence
to the attractions that a been held at
the club ground, and 1t is for the purpose
of r~etaliating that the officers have nit
upon the plan of a club matinee in which
there will be a variety Of sport divided
into several departments. There will be
cricket at one o'clock, consisting of a
match between the first and second
elevens. Following this will be a regatta
for the clubs fleet of boats, and at half
past two the event of the day will COM
mence. This will consist of an inter-club
competition for the championship be-
tween the full teams of the New Jersey
and Knickerbocker Athletic Club Of New
York. They are rivals in athletics, and
the most prominent athletes In the Metro
politan district being among the members
of each organization the contests on the
track and field will be of a most interest
ing character. The event being in close
proximity to the championship meet of
the A. A. U. will give a fair inkling of
the possibilities of the respective organi-
cations in carrying off the honors in the
contests in which their athletes will be
opposed by the cracks of the other. In
glancing over the programme and the
list of competitors it would appear that the
teams are closely matched and it will be
a hard fight for the honors. In the short
distances the New Jerseys will undoubt-
eddy win while the Knickerbockers, with
Corley, Jerome Buck and raj Hallan-
der in the longer distances, should carry
off the first places. In the walk New
Jersey seems to lave the better of it
while in the jump they will carry off the
prize with Rogers. The pole vault
should prove a victory for Hamilton, while
in the contest with the weights and ham
mer it will be a toss up with chances
slightly in favor of the Knickerbockers
The athletic programme will be varied
Will ~ Ct0 1dCS0s IA AN LIZ X. "a ~.
will win the greatest number of points.
The sport will be continuous and will ter
inmate with a game Of baseball. h
order of the competitions and the men
that may enter therein are as follows
100 yards dashLNew Jersey A. C., E. A.
Goetting, VIM. Dubois. w. B. Rogers,
Vim. Cohen, H. Barcklay, Chas. Sulzer,
John cosgrave F. Jones' W b Brister.
Knickerbocker A. G.. J: w. Enrich. j. T.
Holland s. K. Thomas, j. :. Storms, IT..
stp T Fit He r. wa !; 4; sa 8 4. 8 svm W..
". a. Harms. J. BUCK, M, J. Waters,
Lyons. G.. W. vreeland, P. J. Corley, j.
$50 yards run-Knickerbocker A: c.. W.
E. Grady, g. H. Herche, E: W. Bedford,
G: g. Hollander. J. M. Kinney. w; "
e Gisa " PVrie e A H. ). w5ats sse'. r., f +.
Y. Hansel, p; Keeogh Jr :; T. Holland;
{. Ford, Z. +; J~eIllnghanss Floyd Smith,
= + B B. Pasa. y Z. " Wh snlish. g. ). L 4. Ef Ray.
One mile walk-Knickerbocker A: C., H.
M " Iass, P P + Rs Heiia f; Y Ns Ha5f jersey : 4 h.G E.
James frazer. Louis Liebgold, c. T.
Myers. M. H. Donovan.
A. e q, y I. B. R ResIle s. A. syme. Z. &.
White. j. T. Mahoney, ]. 4. Fitzgerald.
6. W sturges. A. F. Beers, ]. d. Tilford.
S Gew 5seseY =. a jones' Gss Y a b. iK0s Sisn. 'G 5rl,
One mile bicycle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A.
e. Ssw p j Klplsy' s 8. g. eco W. Ro W e.. " owe E.
Darmer, Harry Hasford. VIM. ]. Deane,
J. II. Livingston. D. Mcmahon, George
4 seit7 3. y \. Ma5lsg: 3 Sanford +. A.
44O yards dash, Observation-Disclosures A.
G., ]. Buck. r. J; Corley. ". 2. Grady,
ssay L; h Z ]. Storms rs Jr.' NV" NV Enrich Err G.
H. Herche. D. Keogh, Jr., G: v. Lyons, II.
Z. Washburn, 6. w. vreeland, w; A.
= Raf Bsln + 3. j tn n. Kinn : ]. + s'y W; Ha.en \
D Sui i; Il. Z. Marvel vel. Il r. <. Pendergaat.
Pb s1Fe' + =. Y Witt Rafl. 4 Mn g. r cone,n 8, f +, B Rslllng-
grave, W. B. Brister, E. A. Goetting, w.
3. Rogers. F Jones, B. Noyes, A.. w. Bur-
Holiander, B. ". Bedford, G: il. Herche,
K Z; X. H. hisf 5! 6g.eso Z; n v. kki1a9 fsSdiy. E 2.
H. Baynes, F. w. Haensel.S j. T. Holland;
New Jersey A. c., p. II. Christensen, B.
NNoges' Z +, G BeeE " " yb Smith Il ;, Z.
Raymond, James Sheren..
22o yards MISUNDERSTANDING. A. c., J.
W. Enrich, ]. T. Holland. S. K. Thomas,
sayles. {. W. sturges, II. {. Washburn,
S. A. Syme, W. A. Harms, j. Buck, M. j.
Waters, Jr., &c. White, J.. T. Mahoney,
G. v. Lyons, G. w. Vreeland, P. ]. Cor
ley, J. p. Bernhard, c. H. Herche, D.
Keogh, Jr.s j. M. Kinney; New Jersey A
c., E. A. Goetting, VIM. Dubois, w. B.
Rogers, VIM. Cohen, H. Barckley, Chas.
Sulzer, John Cosgrave, J. Jones, W. B.
Brister, w. A. Whyte, A.. w. Burlin-
game.
26 yards hurdle Observation-Disclosures A.
c., ], P. Bernhard, w. A. Harms. J. w.
Enrich, G. v. Lyons, J. j.. Storms, Jr., H.
B. ReynoldseG. w. Vreeland. ]. T. Hol-
land. NJ. j. Waters, Jr.,s ]. T. Fitzgerald,
a F Beers, 3; 4: syme; J Buck I; J.
P. A. Sayles, s. K. Thomas, ). D. 'Tilford,
w. B. Rogers, H. Barckley, Franklin Bien,
Jr., John C~osgrave, P. Jones, 7. j.
Graham, Fred Greene.
Running High Observation-Disclosures A.
c., J. T.. Mahoney, G. Y. Powell, p.
R B + 5 y; 4; mar1 e. If !: stur Titzgs 8 y
Thomas; New Jersey A. c., C. f. Hamil-
ton, +. j.. Graham w. 3. Rogers, J. Cos
Putting the 1s-pound shot-Knicker-
booker 4 e. r. "; Edgren HI b. Rey-
sfswart =: !. R s. Titz ~ Il h II s. White. 3 :.
T. Mahoney, W. A. HARMS c. Neuss,John
Cosgrave.T 7. J. Graham, 3. c. Davis, r.
PoIs Sasa,lt4KniekegbqsAsg 4. =, 5; <.
Thomas, p. Relss., G. w. Sturges, w. a.
Philip A. Moore, John Cosgrave, Geo. r,
Smith, Franklin Bien, Jr.
Throwing the l6 pound hammer
Kn~ickerbocker A. G., r. w. Edgren. H.
b. Reynolds, p. Reuss, w. j. Kindgen, j.
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