The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-06-03
SCHO0[BOY ATHLETES.
Al Interesting Tournament
to Be Decided at Bald
win Park.
MANY TEAMS ENTERED
Several Leading Attractions
Are Presented in Base
ball-.-P to Play
Sunday.

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Tha onn,,o1 o. mes ~ the Catholic Tn
~stif,,ta u;l, he beld tomorrow At Baldwin
81 III, and nror,;sas ~ no tha most PROM
inant a,bls4ic event II he presented this
season ~ This civ The best athletes of
the schools Of tbis city Newark and Pat
arson ore anfarad and the ea mes will be
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Ill, +aa +ha roarl, +ban the number that
oon,a+ad ~ Ravonna IN Memorial nav in
tbe Naw Iersav arrival There are SEN
arata events FOR member Of tbe Inst,t,,te
onIv Tbase have sllad well and the ri
valry for the chs mnionshin shown nv the
members of rho arious classes bids fair
10 result n the hraa Zinc of The nresent
records for tba school One Of the great
events If tba dav will he tho one-mile re-
Law race in which school teams have
entered from patterson and Newark
besides those of this CITY. The Paterson
team is said to be unusually fast. but they
viii find sneedv runners in the Hasbrouck,
Jersey Citv High School and Catholic In
s+it,,te teams ~ +b3s citv Tho events ia
he decided and the contestant win be as
follows
CLOSED EVENTS.
Relay races, colors blue and white,
John Egan, Thomas McGovern, Ferdie
Dorr and Bernard Frantzow: '99, red and
white, James Sullivan, Thomas McCabe,
Matthew McInerney and Harry McNally;
1900, maroon and white, Edw. Maypother.
James Carroll, Peter Egan and Maurice
Cunningham; 1901, red, white and blue,
Frank Quinlan. Thomas Butler, Amerigo
Noce and Thomas Norton.
100 yards dash-John Egan, Thomas Nc
Govern. Ferdie Dorrl Bernard Grantzow,
James Sullivan, James Carroll, Dennis
Barry, William Caffrey, Philip Fleming,
Charles McCort. Albert Miller. Jere
| Crowley. John Rynd, Patrick Mahoney
and Archie McAleer.
220 yards dash-John Egan, Ferdie Dorr,
Bernard Grantzow. James Sullivan and
John Hawkes..
One-half mile run-Thomas McCabe,
Harry McNally, Maurice Cunningham,
Nicholas Caffrey. Patrick Mahoney James
Mccormack, Thomas Butler, Michael
Lyons, Frank Colahan. Seton A. Allen,
Charles Donohue, George Brazlel, James
Cox, John Meask.
one mile Mclnerney, Ed
WARD Maypother' Feter Egan, FRANK
Quinian' Denis barry' cnarles MecaDe,
Jonn HaWhes' 'onn N1fash.
oo yaros oash' Juniorsgames Maner,
james ouhii, Ea"afo boyian, Wiiilani
Desiian' Ghaiies 1eiiiy' itonias Muliiis'
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sack Fureeh' bernard
Cassidy, EDWARD Ryan EuYard Boylan,
Thomas Q James sherry William
MeSpirit, Owen Kelly and Luke OsMalley.
OPEN EVENTS.
One-mile relay raee.-St. Peters Col
lege, colors- maroon and white-J. Devlin,
'02; J. Cassidy, '02; E. Blair, '02, and G.
Proukford, '02. st. Patrick's School, New
ark, colors gold and blue-Frank Hill.
'9S; George McDermott, '9S; William Sui
Ivan. '9S; C. Mcbride, '9S. Jersey City
High School, colors red, white and blue
r. Herman, Oh: William Roche, '02; N.
| Murphy, '0;, and H. Mulry, '02. st. Johns
School. Paterson. colors blue and white
Frank Walls, 'sS; James Elwood. ,9s;
| James McGill ,sS. and Thomas Morgan.
'ss.
1n wards dash-c Pro,,dford ST Peter,s
College. George O,Neill Drake Business
College. Thomas Keegan. j. g High
school. Harry walton. 4 {. High school.
Harry Tavlor i a High school. Felix
Reilly st. Particles Newark Frank Hill.
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