The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-12

ments are already under way IN honor
of h big event. Dances and dinners,
at which the Marathon contestants will
be introduced u many other functions
at which the athletes will be present
are contemplated. 1t is certain that the
runners in this race will be handsomely
feted by the people of Newark and
vicinity.
A suggestion has been made that the
New York and other out of town en-
tries be invited to go over the III
some evening before the race, In order
that they may familiarize themselves
with the route of the run. The local
runners have been advised to do this
and will undoubtedly avail themselves
Of the opportunity. One evening during
the present week will be selected, and
e all the out-of-town contestants who
wish to go over the route will send
their names to the Marathon Editor,
NEWARK EVENING STAR. a guide
will be furnished and q trip over the
course made
The entries, as received up to tho
present time, are not confined to any
one section, New York city, Yonkers,
Staten Island, Newark and nearby
towns and many cities In the southern
tier OF New Jersey having representa-
ton. Without q question Of doubt the
event will be the greatest athletic
contest " held In the State OF New
Jersey, bringing out, as 1t does, the
best-known men in the long-distance
game. n being a test Of those quail
ties-grit, endurance and the ability to
stand the strain of a gruelling contest
which should be the first to be esteb-
lished and nurtured in young Amer
leans.
lnach runner will be kept posted
through the sporting pages Of TyIE
EVENING STAR as to the latest de-
yelopments, arrangements and what
ever changes in the plans Of the con-
test circumstances may make neces-
sary.
Following Is the complete list of
those entered in THE NEWARK EVE
MING STAR Marathon race. Any on
this list who have not received regular
entry blanks may obtain same by ap-
plication to the Marathon Editor,
NEWARK EVENING STAR, Newark.
N. J., either by mail or in person.
1. Joseph A.. G. ~Bauderman, BeI1eviIle
Catholic Club.
2. John oberlc, ST. Mary's Y. M. Cath
oiio Club.
3. August OberIe, st. Mary's z. M.
Catholic Club.
4. S. H.. MelIOr, tr., Mercury A. c..
Yonkers, ". Y.
3. George b.. Meeker, 81 Sherman AVE.
nue., East Newark.
9. William II. Lind, 1S Hill street,
Orange.
2. l.. w. scriven, Elizabeth, una
tuched.
9. Joseph Doyle, ST. Mnry's A. C.
.. James Donahue, Elizabeth A. O..
10. Clarence Corbley, Newark, unat-
taehed.
II. John O'COnnor, jr., Elizabeth a. c.
IL. James clark, Xavier A. A, Brook
lyn.
10. Emil Cuno, st. George A. O., New
York.
II. George rutscher, Newark, mat
taehed.
IL. Arthur Dam, Newark, unattached.
10. Joseph Kohl, New York, nnet"
tnched.
Ia. Henry Jones, Essex A. c., Newark.
iS. j. G~erschanek, New York, unaf-
taehed.
10, III. s. Jones, Harrison, unattached.
20, Edwin T.. Doyle, Brooklyn, unat-
tached.
n. Charles Ryan, s. A. c., Elizabeth.
20. William Volx, Essex A. c., New
ark.
2y. John Russell, Newark, unattached.
"a. A. L.. Connnt, Elizabeth Y. vi. G. A.
Is. j. A. jacket, Newark, unattached.
20. Arthur A. Palmer, unattached,
M~iIIington, N. J.
"a. Joseph MichaeIs, Clover a. C.,
Newark
IS. E. Marder, Elizabeth Y. NJ O. A.