The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-23
KINGS SONS GAMES
An interesting Programme,
and Many Entries Have
Been Received.
STARTS FOR CAMP
Associated Cyclers' Century Run
-Wheelmen Complain Of
Broken Glass.


The Lafayette Kings Sons, at their
meeting last evening prepared the
events for the all around competition for
the championship which will be carried on
in a number of contests, the first of which
will be held next Tuesday evening on the
grounds adjoining the church. on Wilton
street. The entries were all in and the
events for the first series were handicap
ped. There are a number of their most
prominent athletes in the string that will
try TO win the .honors. The first event will
be putting the 16-pound shot, and in order
to give all an equal chance the members
will be handicapped. The concessions are
E. V. Dwyer being on the scratch. G.
H. Dale, 5 feet; Walter Williams, 5 feet;
w. G. Higgins. 5 feet; J.. Bockmeyer, z
feet; E. Harrison, 6 feet; George H. Wes-
ton, s feet; w. T. Steele, 6 feet; G.. H.
Landfear, G; F. Schmidt. 5 feet; P. f.
Weston, 5 feet; E. Bunnell, 5 feet; ]. Var
Pelt, 5 feet; H. B. Van Diem, 5 feet; J. w.
Wood. A feet. 8 inches; H. J. Bockmeyer,
4 feet; F. A. Keller, 4 feet; ]. Wrege. 4
feet, S. E. Wykander, 3 feet; E. A. Hemp
hill, 2 feet 6 inches; J.. Maple, Jr., l foot;
A. G. Dwyer, / foot. On Thursday, July
29, at $50 P. M, at the West Side track
track there will be a 100 yards run with
two scratch men, q. ". Dwyer and G. H.
Weston. The handicap men are S. E. Wy
kander. 10 yards; I. w. Wood, 10 yards;
E. Bunnell, 10 yards; G. H. Dale, 10 yards:
w. G. Higgins, 10 yards; J. Bockmeyer, 10
yards; ]. Wrege, 8 yards; e. Harrison, 9
yards; F. Schmidt, 9 yards; w. Williams,
IS yards; H. B. Van Diem. I yards; W. T.
Steele, Z yards; F. A. Keller, 5 yards; E..
A. Hemphili, 4 yards; IVAN PeIt, 4 yards;
]. Maple, Jr., 4 yards; A. G.. Dwyer, 3
yards; P. F. Weston, 3 yards.
Three mile run - Walter Williams,
scratch; F. Schmidt, 200 yards; w. 6. Hig-
gins. 200 yards; ]. ~Bockrneyer, 200 yards;
E. S. Harrison, 200 yards; S. E. Wykan-
der, 200 yards; E. v. Dwyer, It's yards; J.
Wrege, It's yards; G. H. Dale, It's yards;
A. G. Dwyer, 175 yards; /. w. Wood, It's
yards; E. A. Henhill, $50 yards; F. A. KEEL
Ter, 150 yards; E. Bunnell, 125 yards; J.
Maple, Jr., 100 yards; H. B. Van Diem, 100
yards; @. III. Landfear, 100 yards; H. J.
Bockmeyer, 80 yards; ]. Van Pelt, 50
yards; G. H. Weston. so yards; P. F. Wes-
ton, 80 yards; w. T. Steele, 40 yards.
On Monday, August 2, in the evening,
the series will be at the Wilton street
grounds. The running high jump and
handicaps are:-J. Van Pelt and Erving
v. Dwyer, scratch; j.. B~ockmeyer, 9
inches; w. G. Higgins, s inches; ]. Wrege,
. inches; 8. E. Wykander, s inches: F.
Schmidt, { inches; G. H. Dale, Z inches; I.
w. Wood. Z inches; Walter Williams, 6
inches; g.. H. Lahdfear, s inches; w. T.
Steele, 6 inches; F. A. Keller, 6 inches;
E. s. Harrison, 5 inches; G.. H. Weston,
5 inches; E. Bunnell, 5 inches; H. B. Van
Dren. 4 inches; E.. A.. Hemphfll, A inches;
p. F. Weston, 8 inches; H. j. Bockmeyer,
8 inches; A. G. Dwyer, 2 inches; J. Maple.
Jr.. 2 inches.
Friday. August 6. at west side Driving
park 40 vsras r,n ses pa anae Dalsing
yards; J. Wrege, So yards; G. H. Dale, s5
yards; e. $. Harrison, s. yards; /. w.
F.. schmidt nj It's $ yards. 5. e q wy1 a. saras 50
yards; Z. Bunnell. 80 yards: n. B Van
Dren 9s wards. W r. utaa,o Ok ranss.
a. u T.anafaar j. -. = yal
meyer. Is yards; w. Williams, Is yards;
F. A. Keller. 70 wards. i. Marnle r. Il
wards. n A. Hemnbin * vsrds. q
49,. r. aeinpa,ri 20. yarus' =. =.
p. F. Weston. 5 yards; E. ". Dwyer, 5
yards; q. H. weston. scratch
Horf nil $500 p,
yards; @. H. Dale, IS yards; W. 6. Hig-
gins, rs yards; J. Bockmer. Is wards:
s. .. wykander 70 vards. = scbmiat *
$50. = . II.. =. INA y
Bockmeyer. 50 yards; A. q. Dwyer. 50
yards; +. w. Wood. 50 Yards. e V
Dwver "a Yards Il 4 Harnrh;11 rr,
npii 70 ydros,
yards; T. A. Keller, 40 yards; G. H. Land
fear. 40 yards: J. Marple IF, 20 wards.