The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-17

considerably more
NJ than that number
having already
Z. sent in their
& 49, names. I would
ENf&sM ~ advise all entrants
<ss to wear their run
ming suits under their street clothes
when reporting at the office on the day
of the race. I want everyone to re-
port to me before IL o'clock next
Wednesday morning, the day OF the
race, when they will receive their off,
cial numbers, be assigned to a dress
ing room and Get their final instruc-
lions before the start. Each mans
clothing will be carefully kept, and
there will be no danger of loss.
All entries must be In by 5 o'clock
tonight or they will have to be refused,
and I would call the attention of the
runners to a notice appearing In the
paper in regard to- the physical exami-
nation of contestants. DIR. Koch, the
official physician, is ready to examine
all entrants between Z n 8 o'clock n
evening Sundays excepted) from now
until the day OF the big race.
An entry from the Long Branch z.
M. C. A. was received yesterday, and
inquiries and entries from all over this
section prove the widespread interest
in the race. Everyone is practising
hard to be in the best of shape, and
some of the local boys look pretty for
midable at this writing. Everyone
should read the article by Johnny"
Hayes in another column, for he will
tell about the bicycle attendants. and
just what the rules for them. in this
contest, will be. Everyone seems to be
sincere, as Is shown by the requests for
information received from many en-
trants every day. The course of the
race will be printed In THE EVENING
STAR every day from now until next
Wednesday. Read 1t carefully. OFF,
Gals along the course will see that no
one loses his way.
Photographs of the unners should be
sent in Immediately. Mr.. Hayes, the
Olympic Marathon champion, will be
at Proctor's Newark Theatre all next
week, SO Monday and Tuesday will be
fine opportunities to observe the great
athlete.
The 100 mark has been left away be-
hind, the total number Of entries being
now 126. No more names will be re-
ceived unless mailed before s O'Clock
tonight.
1. Joseph A. G. B~audcrmann, BeIleville
Catholic Club.
2. John Oberle, st. Mury's Y. M. Cath
Ollie Club.
3. Angus Oberle, 81. Mary's Y. NJ.
Catholic Club.
A. S. III. Mellor, r., Mercury A. c..
Yonkery, N. \.
s. George b. Meeker, g. Sherman ave.
w.~A Du-4 A~rn
8. william f. Lind, 1s Hill street,
Orange.
2. L. w. scriven, Elizabeth, unat-
tached.
S. Joseph Doyle, st. Mary's A. O.
0. James D~onahue, Elizabeth A. @.
10. Clarence Corbley, Newark, unat-
tached.
IL. james Clark. Xavier A. A., Brook
Is. Emil Cuno, st. George A. O., New
York.
Id. George Putscher. Newark, unat-
tached.
15. Arthur Duff, Newark, unattached.
10. Joseph Kohl, New York, unnt-
tnched.
IT. Henry Jones, Essex A. O., Newark
is. J. Ge~rschanek, New York, unat-
tached.
10. H. s. Jones, Harrison, unattached,
20. Edwin p. Doyle, BROOKLYN, unat-
tached.
Fl. Charles Ryan, s. A. c., Elizabeth,
22. william volz, Essex A. c., New
ark.
%. John Russell, Newark, unattached
"A. A. L.. Consnt, Elizabeth Y. M. q. A.
20. j. A. Jacket, Newark, unattached,
20. Arthur A. Palmer, l. A. A.. G..
Millington, N. j.
~. Joseph Michnels, Clover A. G..
Newark
IS. 10. Marder, Elizabeth Y. Nj. @. A.
20. Harry Hynes, Newark, unattached.
30. William e. Madden, Acme A. A..
Newark.
81. John Rush, Gran A. c., East
Newark.
81. Elliott u. Holton, Mohawk A. c.,
Newark.
IS. Edward Amburg, Alley Boys Club,
Harrison.
81. Frank McAuIine, National T.. ",
Newark.
rs. John e. sahrbeck, Newark. unat-
tached.
30. Andy vacareIla, Newark, unat.
tached.
81. James Kelly, Harrison. unnt-
tached.
IS. Peter Kenny, 81. COLUMBIA A. c.,
Newark.
80. Thomas J. Leonard, St. oIumbu
1. c., Newark
40. Patrick Dempsey, St. COLUMBIA A.
{ c., Newar
) Ill. j. Flynn, EImwood A. c., Ems,
, Orange.
AZ. c.. Murray, EImwood A. c., Eas.
Orange.
4a. r.. stasse, Elmwood A. c., East
, Orange.
A. III. Harrington, Elmwood A. @.
East Orange. -
45. NJ. Traubmnn, Elmwood A. C..
East Orange.
4e. William Bensley, Essex A. O.
Newark. -
At. Charles f. Doerr, Newark, unat-
tached.
as. George G. Britting. Royal A. A..
Newark.
40. t. Simpson, EImwood A. g., Ea.,
Orange. -
so. Frank wasco. Mercury F.. G.
Newark. "
81. Walter pyatt. Mercury F. g.
1 Newark. -
3 unattached. -
: 81. r.. J. Read, Elizabeth Y. NJ. q. A
: %. Hugh Mcintyre, Morrison A. G.
: New Brighton, S. 1. "
I o5. Fred J.. seyfarth, st. COLUMBIA A
c., Newark. -
SO. Frank P~richard, National rurr
Verein, Newark.
90. Henry F. Kautzman, National
Turn vcrein, Newark.