The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-14

thing in the right spirit The matter
of proper attendants to go with their
representatives Is being taken up, and
each n seems to be putting success
In this race above everything else.
Among the entries received yester-
day was that of Frederick LORI. OF the
Mohawk a. c., Of New York. Mr..
LORI is one of the best known Mara
thor In the country, and he
has been a competitor in all of the
largest races at this distance. He
writes that he will surely be on hand
n that he will make the others hustle
to Deal him to the tape.
AS to the prizes, beside the medals
offered to the men who finish In the
leading positions. every man who
finishes will receive a commemorative
medal which will be worthy of his
achievement. and one that he can
proudly show his friends.
James e. Sullivan, president Of the
A. A. u. will referee the contest. and
this fact alone guarantees the fair
running of the race. and a proper de-
cision in case Of argument.
Johnny" Hayes. the Olympic Mara
thon champion, will be at Proctor's
LiiCdtICs ANCWdl N, IhS elllT0 WEEK Oh
the race, and his presence In this city
and his acting as starter for the "big
show will undoubtedly add athletic
tone to the struggle.
Photographs of the runners are COM
ing In but slowly. and I would ask all
who have entered to send them along
at the earliest opportunity.
The race will have the largest num-
Der of starters of any single race In
the history of New Jersey, and Its re-
suit will be watched with interest all
over the athletic world.
Eighty-seven athletes have signiied
their intention of competing in the
Newark EVENING STAR Marathon tc
date. The entries will close at s O'Clock
next Saturday evening, October II, after
which no names will be added to the
list. Photographs of all runners should
be sent in Immediately to the Marathon
Editor, Newark EVENING STAR, to
whom all inquiries should be addressed.
L. Joseph A. G. Raudermann. BeIIeyiIlc
Catholic Club.
2. John Oherle, st. Mary's Y. NJ. Cath
Ollie Club.
3. ugust OberIe, st. Mnry's Y. NJ.
Catholic Club.
4. S. II. Mellor, jr.. Mercury A.. c..
Yonkers, n. Y.
nue, East Newark.
q. William #. Lind, 1s Hill street,
Orange.
7. L. w. scrivcn, Elizabeth, unit
tached.
9. Joseph Doyle, So. Mnry's A. G.
o. James Donahue, Elisabeth A. q.
10. Clarence CorbIey, Newark, unat-
tachcd.
II. John O'Connor, Jr, Elizabeth A. G.
Il. James Clark, Xavier A. A., Brook
Iyn.
IS. Emil Cuno, st. George A. G., New
York.
IA. George Putscher, Newark, unat-
Tackled.
Is. Arthur Dun, Newark, unattached.
JIG. Joseph Kohl, New York, unat-
ached
IL. Henry Jones, Essex A. O., Newark.
IS. J. Gerschanels, New York, unat-
tached.
10. II. s. Jones, Harrison, unattached.
20. Edwin r. Doyle, Brooklyn, unat-
tached.
FL. Charles Ryan, S. A. c., Elizabeth.
-. W lillian yoiz, Essex A. c., New
ark.
70. John Russell, Newark, unattached
"a. A. L.. Conant, Elizabeth Y. Nj. c.. A.
%. j. a. Jacket, Newark, unattached,
20. Arthur A. Palmer. !. A. A. c.,
Wilmington, N. J.
~. Joseph Micbaels, Glover A. G.,
Newark.
IS. II. Marder, Elizabeth Y. NJ. c. A.
20. Harry Hynes. Newark, unattached
30. william r.. Madden, Acme A. A.
Newark.
81. John Rush, Grant A. c., East
Newark
~. Elliott j. Holton, Mohawk A. G.,
Newark.
33. Edward Amburg, Alley Boys Club,
Harrison.
"a. Frank McAuliHc, National T. ",
Newark.
30. John Il. sahrbeck, Newark, unat-
tached.
36. Andy vncarelia, Newark, upat-
fached.