The New York herald., 1875-10-28

crossed the fine the winner by ten yards forty yard
dividing second and third fourth badly beaten Tmel
Maurice, sm- lbs. Phelps SIN 2ls Durrie Sm- Sss
A. NJ Gale rs s 5. s., IT. in, 1; O. D Thomp
SON 10 r. 2 iu 2 ". A. Surrie, 10, = y . IN, y
M il Phelps H. sin. L. The competition betweef
Gale and Thompson excited the yeest interest amonf
the students and when the former cleared the r. in
he was heartily cheered TINS = one men DetIey
Athletic Club Thompson promises 70 be an excellent
performer this particular and had he been IN conds
ton and III practice the tussis would have proven stih
interesting. Thompson weighed to-day 100 lbs
HALF-HLE RUN
D. n Kellogg 10 W. j. Wakeman, 40, Ths
former appeared the head Of affairs on the turn, and
at the quarter pole, both running easily Kellogg ed
SIX yards Entering the stretch Wakeman made hs
closed Kellogg, but the task too heavy, and me
latter coming IN hne ayo, breasted the tape three
yards the winner. Time, I'm los.
STANDING LONG JUMP.
'77 s. s s., ii II I'M, >: D. b. cuahman 10 10 IT.
mond, '76 S. s., 10 #. n., 81 NJ IL Phelps, 7c, IL
fl. in, q.
THREE NILE Rrv
A. II Ely, 10 l l. l. cappY "a 2iT A. Vernon, =
s. s, j. LILY and Clapp at once wein away from Vers
best Of il Settling down earnest work ne increased
this 70 forty yards AZ the half me and when one uhq
Capp, Vernon badly beaten OF. Ely morg
than doubled this distance at the second mile, and
ultimately won with lot in hand by 200 yards ten
yards only separating second and thnd Time-Elya
FIRST mile, 5m 54s second mile l2m. three miles,
Ism. 39s. Capp 19m. 2Ts Vernon, .l9m 2ps. The
latter entered the race without practia and was not
provided with suitable shoes
HURDLE RACE, 100 YARDS, TEN EE IGHrs.
W. j. Wakeman, 10, 4; d. Trumbul, '76 2; Q D..
Thompson, '79 8; f. L. Morse, rs 4 Wakeman
showed the way and leading at every "a mt, won by
two yards four feet separating second an third and
three yards third and fourth. Thompson fell at tho
fourth hurdle bat quickly got going again nd finished
third Tame, loAs.
G. Creighton Webb, l.; n. II. Strong, 2; W. T. Strong
Fifteen twenty started, the number beinAg divided
and running oppusAe ways oi track Tsme SIS
HUNDRED FORTY YARNS.
w. A. Durrie, 80, Il W HSBackus III, s $ s., 2;
N H. Strong. '76 s. Durre led all the waV and won
BY thirty yards hye yards separating second and third
Time, 5ss.
d. Fl. Kellogg 10 L; a. II Ely &c, ?; T. AZ Vernon
10, s. S. s.. Il Kellogg led from the start and won
with ridiculous by hundred yards finish
ing at spurt; i've yards between second and third
Time 5m. 20s.
THRowISa TaE BAsRRALL.
G. ". Morgan, S2T H., i; w Y. Downer, 500 n, p
c. NJ. Dawes 3lB II. In, 3; G. Carter, 3ob T. in,
4; q. e. Anthony, 293 H. in, 81 Q. u. Thompson 29l
n. n., There a strong cross wind, which pre-
vented the competitors throwing up TO thor best
form
The three mile walk was started at the request OF the
competitors but after they had gone mile II had be-
come dark &at IL was impossible to see the men,
and the releree stopped the The President, Mr.
Webb, decided that the i've who had started should
compete Saturday next
Referee ana Judge of Walking James Watson. New
York; Starters, W. p Watts, New York; G. g. Webb
Yale College.