The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
MARATHON RUNNERS SHOW
GREAT FORM in TRAINING
able to stand the pace and show results
Of faithful practise work.

able to stand the pace and show results
Of faithful practise work.
Whole clubs are practising, one man.
t4ger writing into this office and stat
in3 that the, FIVE representatives of his
club in THE EVENING STAR Mara
thar were running from ten to twelve
miles every night.
I can state now with certainty that
the field at the start will consist of at
least 100, and every care will be taken
to give every racer a fair start and a
clear course. The contestants will, of
course, be guided by the official auto
mobile, and watchers along the course
will also indicate tho T'ay, so that there
may be no possibility Of mistake.
I would strongly advise every n of
the local runners to carefully study the
printed course, as published In the
sporting pages of THE EVENING
STAR.
John j. Hayes, tie famous Olympic
Marathon winner, who will start the
runners on the f1fteen-mile journey, is
booked for the entire week of October
1924 at Proctor's Newark Theatre, and
all local entrants should go to see him,
as he illustrates the differer styles Of
running and imparts most useful in
formation to aspiring athletes. Go
Monday or Tuesday, in order that you
may get his advice before the race.
The Elmwood A. c., of East Orange,
has called a special meeting of Its rep
resentatives in THE EVENING STAR
Marathon race to be held at Manager
Flynn's house tonight at 8:15.
Arrangements will be made to pro-
vide runners with bicycle attendants,
and the club expects its colors to show
well UP in front.
~Seventy-six athletes have 80 far en-
tered in THE EVENING STAR Mara
thon. The entries include most of the
famous clubs OF New York and New
Jersey. 1t is expected that more than
100 will start. Any unn who has
entered on the blank printed In THE
EVENING STAR and has not received
the official A. A. u. entry blank may
obtain same by addressing the Mara
thon Editor, NEWARK EVENING
STAR. The names of those already
entered are herewith appended:
1. Joseph A.. G. Eaudcrsnnn. BelIeviIle
Catholic Club.
2. John oberie, 81. Mary'x Y. VI. Cath
Ollie Club.
8. August oberlc, st. Mary's Y. NJ.
Catholic Club.
As. II. Melior, IT.. Mercury A. c..
Yonlkers, N. y.
nue., East
9. William r.. Lind. IS Hill street,
Orange.
=. L. ". scrivcn. Elizabeth. unat-
tached.
8. Joseph Doyle, st. Mary's A.. c.
%. in mes Dosahuc. Elizabeth A. C.
10. Clarence Corbiey. Newark. unat-
tnehed.
II. Johu Jr. Elizabeth A. G.
". Jamcs Clark, Xavier n. A., Brook
~, Emil Cuno, ST. George A. c., New
York.
II. George rutscher, Newark, unat-
tached.
NJ. Arthur DUFF, Newark, unattached.
10. Joseph Kohl, New York. unnt-
tnched.
II. Henry Jones, Essex A. C., Newark.
~. J. G~erschanek, New York, unat-
tached.
10. n. y. Jones. Harrison, unattached.
%. Edwin Il. Doyle, Brooklyn, unat-
tached.
Fl. Charles Ryan,. 8. A. c., Elizabeth.
z. william Nolz, Essex A. C., New
ark.
N. John Russell. Newark, unattached
"a. A. l.. Copant, Elizabeth Y. NJ. c. A.
2S. j. A.. Jacket. Newark. unattached.
c6, Arthur a. Palmer, 1. A. A. O.,
MiiIington, n. j.
~. Joseph Michaels, Hover A. c.,
Newark.
%. F. Mnrder, Elizabeth Y. NJ. G. A.
20. Hurry Hynes. Newark, unattached.
10. william E. Madden, Acme A. A.,
Newark.
Newark.
Newark