The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-16

at Proctor's Newark Theatre all next
week., will also be present at the bl-
cycle races to be held at the Newark
Velodrome next Sunday afternoon. IL
will be a good opportunity to see the
famous runner at close range, and IT
would be q good thing to get q good,
close view of this husky. American
and worlds champion.
If you take a trip along the Mara
thon course any one of the cool eve
nings don't be surprised to see a good
ly number of nimble-footed runner
rush past you In the dusk. They are
all out practising for the big race and
do not intend to lose their chance OF
victory by lax training. Never has an
athletic contest taken such @ hold as
has the NEWARK EVENING STAR
Marathon.
Entries have been received from as
far up the Hudson as Poughkeepsie-
The famous Mercury A.. c., of Yonkers,
N. Y. already represented by Sammy
Mellor, one Of the best known long
distance runner in the country, has
sent for ten more entry blanks. The
New York papers have taken notice OF
the race, and some of the entries from
up the river can be traced directly to
those sources of information.
Naturally, the local clubs have the
large representation in the race, but
you local boys dom want to think tina
numbers are all that are needed to in
sure the victory. You nave got some
very good out-of-town men against
you and you may be sure that they will
lead you a merry pace before they VII
let you romp away with the prizes.
Entries close at s p. m. Saturday
October II, and will positively be re-
fused after that hour. Contestants are
again asked to send in their photo,
| graphs at the earliest possible date II
order that they may be published be.
fore the day of the race. All com
m~unications and photographs should be
| addressed to the Marathon Editor
EVENING STAR. Newark, N. j.
Sixteen additional names have beer
a total entry of III. This means that
larger field will start than did in any
of the Marathon races held in different
parts of the country during the pas
year.
1. Joseph A. G.. Baudermann, Bellev1Ire
Catholic Club.
z. john OUCTAcs 81 MAI - As N ~
Ollie Club.
3. August OberIe, ST. Mary's Y. NJ
Catholic Club.
4. S. II. MeIIor, IT,, Mercury A.. O.
YonIeers, N. v.
s. George d. Mceker, g. sherman ave
nue., East Newark.
9. William f. Lind, Is Hill street
Orange.
.. l.. w. scriven, Elizabeth, unat.
tached.
8. Joseph Doyle, st. Mary's A.. G..
o. James DOnnhue, Elizabeth A. C.
10. Clarence Corbley, Newark, unat-
tached.
II. John o'Connor. jr., Elizabeth A. c
IL. James Clark, Xavier A. A., Brook
IS. Emil Cuno, st. George A. c., New
York
ID. George Putscher, Newark, mat
tached.
rs. Arthur Dun, Newark, unattached
10. Joseph Kohl, New York. unat'
tnched.
II. Henry Jones, Essex A. c., Newark
IL. J. ~Gerschanek, New York, unat.
tached.
10. H. $. Jones, Harrison, unattached
20. Edwin r. Doyle, brooklyn, unat-
tached.
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~. william volz, Essex A. c., New
ark.
Is. John Russell, Newark, unattached
"a. A. l.. Connnt Elizabeth Y. M. C. A
rs. j. A. Jacket, Newark, unattached
"a. Arthur A. Palmer, L. A.. A. G..
Wilmington, N. j.
~. Joseph Michacis, Clover A. c.
Newark.
2S. E. Marder, Elizabeth Y. M. @. A.
20. Harry Hynes. Newark, unattached.
80. william e. Madden, Acme A.. A..
Newark.
81. John Rush, Grant A. O., East
Newark.
81. Elliott d. HoIton, Mohawk A. j..
Newark.
80. Edwar Amburg, Alley boys Club,
Harrison.
"a. Frank McAuline, National II. W.
Newark.
81. John f. sahrbcck, Newark, unit
tached.
SO. Andy vacareIla, Newark, unat-
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