The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-09
N|MBLE ATHLETES
Of ALL PAROCH|AL
SCHOOLS IN TRIM
Hillside Park, BeIleville, Will Be
Dotted with Young Conn
: 4 petitors Friday.
ENTRIES ALMOST l,5OO;
n MANY PRIZES TO AWARD
FatE ers M. p. C0rcoran and Ed
wa I'd F. Quirk Train Their
Z ~ Respective Pupils.

Great mi Hrest is being manifested in
t the field al I'd track games to be held
Friday aft Arnoon at Hillside Park,
Belleville, u F1er the auspices of the
sParochial Sci ~toolboys' Athletic League
OF the dioces, , of Newark. Although
this will be ii @ first meet ever held
under the com hined auspices of the
parochial school y nearly 1900 entries
have been receive a.
The ages of the shoys entered range
from 10 to 16 we ans. Nearly every
parochiai school ii \ the city will be
represented in the inject. The team
that will represent St. Johns School
of Orange was the f vst to send in its
entries and is fast 70, mding into shape.
Under the coaching o { the Rev. M. P.
Corcoran the boys { 4 st. Rose of
Lima's School have 81 toWn wonderful
ability and promise to surprise many
when 1t comes to the fiji val test.
The young athletes W NO will carry
the colors of ST. Joseph'i : School have
been training for the past month under
the watchful eye of the ! Rev. Edward
#. Quirk, and promise to make 1t in
teresting for their rivals.
Valuable Trophies on ered.
Gold, silver and bronze n iedals will
be awarded to the boys fini. shing one,
two and three in each event, with the
exception of the relay races, y where the
members of the winning team will re-
ceive silver medals, and those nnlshlng
second bronze. The Rev. Geo rye w.
Corrigan, rector of st. Joseph's { Church,
has donated a banner, which ' viii be
awarded to the school scorine3 the
greatest number of points. There Will
also be a prize for the individual scor-
ing the most points, which was dor ated
by the Rev. Edward F. Quirk, Il cas-
urer of the league. The Rev. Ano rev
L.. Clark has offered a prize to the boy
scoring the greatest number of poi nts
for st. Joseph's School.
The events on the program will be
started promptly at 2 o'clock and W vi
be as follows: Sixty-yard dash &c
midgets, 600-yard relay for midgetst
each boy to run $50 yards; 75-yarcl
dash, 220-yard dash, SSO-yard run,
running high jump, running broad
Jump, throwing baseball for distance,
putting eight-pound shot n SS0-yard
relay for seniors.
a The throwing of a baseball for dis
lance Is a new feature on the program
The entries follow:
Y Dash-Midgcts.
w. Johnston, Walter Doyle, Leo kehoe,
Robert Ackerson, Thomas Hewston, Ed
ward Erny, James Fox, w. Donohue,
Frank Hunter, Samuel Lennon, Raymond
Donahue, Paul Mordock, st. Michael; An
thony j. McDougal, Charles Jacques,
John Reilly, Edward Boland, William
Ludwig, Daniel Halberts, Alfred Stock
bridge, ST. Joseph; James Riley, Francis
Bladder, Walter Murphy, Frank Logel,
Edward Cooney, Francis j. Iogue, BERTHE
owens, st. Bridget; Joseph Cassinl, Mar
tin Lawlar, Sacred Heart; Frank Cal
lumle, ST. Aloysius; James Plum, ST. Jo-
seph; j. Cram, st. Augustine; John re-
kosky, st. Joseph; John Mullin, 81; Rose
of Lima; William McHugh, st. Columbia;
Hugh O'Gorman, John Murray, ST, James;
Aloyius Donahue, Charles Harold, Cathe-
Heart, Bloomfield; C. Call, J. Wendell Hail,
Joseph Boland, ST. Joseph; Charles Brady,
ST. Michael; Charles English, St. John, Or
ange; william Kleibold, James Spfllone,
ST. Michael; A. Gloverdance, st. Augustine;
William Lee, st. Aloysius; James Downes,
Thomas Gearty, st. Joseph; Gus Matt, Ray
Carolin, St. Augustine; Toney Melehonni,
st. Philip Neri; Wilfred Magee, st. Rose
Arthur Jordan, st. Joseph; S. Cascelia,
ST. Philip Neri; John Ducy, ST. Aloysius;
Andrew b. Grumpy, James Tighe, st.
Joseph; Thomas Lynch, st. Aloyslus;
Thomas Croghan, William Ryan, ST. Jo-
seph; Thomas Durkin, ST, Mary Magdalen,
Lawrence Hart, ST. Aloysius; james NAL
10y. ST. Joseph; earle Fannon, st. Alloy