The Jersey City news., 1902-08-02
DIOCESAN OFFICIALS.
Men Who Will Manage Big Field
Cay Selected--The Events
Announced.

The Arrangement Committee on the
field day to be given OF the 10th of All
gust by the Diocesan Union, held a
meeting Thursday evening at the Inssi-
tute in Newark and named the following
officials for that EVENT.
Referee, James Il. Sullivan, President
Metropolitan Association, A. A. u.
Judges of Finish, AI Givern and George
D. Bushfield, Jersey City; p. j. Connell.
Elizabeth, and Frederick Yoight, New
ark Timers, Charles J. Dieges, Pas
time A. c.; r. j. Knowles and William
]. Knowles of Newark; William j. Len
ahan, Riverside A. c., and Thomas Z.
O'Brien, Metropolitan Association A.
A. Z. Starter, +. c. Abbott, South
! Orange Field Club. Clerk of Course,
Captain Joseph A. McMahon. Assistant
Clerks, Peter Clerken. Warren A. G. AMI
Edward Bedford, Newark. Announcer,
Frederick Burns, of Newark Field
Judges, James f. Caffrey. of Newark
d. J. O'Sullivan, Xavier A. G.; BENZ. j.
Middleton, Letter Carriers Association, of
Newark. and Frank Unangst, of Bloom
field. Measurers. Charles Denecke and
John Ward Of Jersey City. Referee. of
! Cycling, Joseph p. Norton of Newark.
Scorers, T.G. Fitzpatrick and George J.
Murphy, Newark. Track Stewards, Felix
Doyle, Newark, Colonel Il. J. Cayney
and John Z. Murphy, Of jersey City. He
ception Committee, John t. O'Hara, of
Newark, Chairman; Michael Doyle Phil
ip Brogan, of Newark: Patrick Hayes, of
Jersey City: z. j. McGurn of Elizabeth
James Lyons, of Harrison; Hugh j.
Campbell, of Paterson; Frederick Keim,
Joseph G. Wolber and Will J. Rahl of
, Newark. Floor Manager. T. J. Fovle of
Newark. Assistants, John A. Breen,
Belleville; James Hylod Bloomfield ana
/ Edward S. Brock, of Newark.
Following the selection Of the officials
rules. 1t was stated by some of the
committe that, according to report sew
eral of the local societies had announced
! their intention to enter certain we'll
known local bicycle riders and runners
connected with outside clubs. The result
of the discussion was that the committee
! determined to go over the list of all
entris before they are announced and
will pass upon any athlete about whom
there may be some question. The games
are to be closed contests. according to
the American Athletic Unions rules,
which are to govern.
One of the rules which it was stated
will be strictly enforced is that no ath-
lete can enter who has represented any
other outside organization during the
month previous to the field day The
same question developed after the games
last year. and trouble with the Amateur
Athletic Union resulted The committee
now intends to be ON the look k-out to see
that no such happening will occur this
time.
The events to be contested are:-75-
yard dash. handicap; 22oyard run, ham
dicap; 4l0-yard, novice; SS0-yard run.
handicap half mile bicycle race, scratch;
one mile rum handicap; running broad
jump, handicap; running high jump. han
dicap; putting sixteen pound shot. handi-
cap; one mile relay, four men to con
stitute team; two mile bicycle race
handicap
Gold watches are to be awarded to
the winners, and second men are to get
silver medals. The society scoring fac
most points is to be given trophy, and
the winning relay team will get banner.
The entries are to close with Frank Cog
Ian, at Institute Hall, on August 10.