The New York herald., 1875-09-29
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
SECOND ANNUAL OUTDOOR FESTIVAL OF THE
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The second annual outdoor festival OF the Yonkers
Lyceum held yesterday afternoon in that city.
The track was surrounded by large assembage, and
the grand stand crowded with vast and fashion
able company. All the arrangements most salts
factory carried out by the gentlemen in charge The
weather was fine and the several we'll contested
Details OF each are appended
THROWING HAMMER Q2 PoUNDs).-Isaiah
Frazier SO feet inches; H. NJ. Underhill, SO feet
inches; James Irvine 5Sfeet 10 inches; s. S. Leo "a
feet inches
RUNNING HIGH LEAP.-Isaiah Frazier feet IL
inches; Elliot j. Mason, feet 10 inches; J. w. Arthur
feet inches
STANDING JUMP-L c. Dole feet inches; Elliot j.
Mason, feet 4K inches: Isaiah Frazier 0 feet 4
inches; James Irvine, feet lo1 inches J. W. Arthur
feet nches s s. Leo, feet 2K inches.
STANDING HIGH JUMP.-Isaah Frazier, feet inch
James Irvine feet Elliot j. Mason, feet IL inches
J. H. Arthur, feet inches; Il. N. Underhil feet
inches
ONE HUNDRED YARDS RUN (sEMoRs)
Ftra heAFL 9: Dole ! E. J. Mason, 2; Oliver
marked advantage a. the start and though closely pur
IL u seconds
H. Harriott 8; E. NJ. Jackson, 4; j. H. Arthur s. Ir-
dashed away the head OF affairs and coming on
strong breasted the tape four feet in advance Time
IL u seconds.
FidI Heat-t arranged that the FIRST and second
in each heat should run on there two prizes
The result vast B. Irvine /; Isaiah Frazier 2 H. j
Mason 8; L. Dole For false Dole was penal
lied three yards, Irvine two yards and Mason and
h ,hn1r ali IN won bv three Sea, ,, nv rorA elu
the second falling to Frazier. Time IL seconds
RUNNING JUMP.-Isaiah Frazier, II feet u inch (; T. B.
Irvine 10 feet inches j. T. Drummond, 10 feet BIZ
inches; J. H. Arthur 10 feet inch; James Irvine Ia
feet inches; S 8. Leo, IA feet 3h inches.
ONE HUNDRED YARDS Run JuNIoRsl-F. s Acker-
man, L. G. p. Ayrcs, 2; A H. Ayres, 81 7. j. Hill 4;
+. Simpson, Ackerman showed the way at fair
pace, and was never headed winning by three feet
Time II seconds Ayres and Simpson cannoned on
the start and they required 10 run 1t off to settle
second position. Ayres won by two feet Time, 1914
seconds
inches; L. Dole, 268 feet IL NJ. Underhil 2lS feet
S. S. Leo, 203 feet inches
QUARTER MILE RUN.-T B. Irvine / Oliver Adams
2; c. H. Harrott 8; II. T. Keyser, 4; j. Ii. Arthur g.
Irvine off with the lead and made the pace hot
that he demorazcd his fellows On the second lap
Mason and Frazier dropped out, and 100 yards from
home Adams who had been running second all tho
way, made tremendous effort, and, gaining at every
stride, he closed on Irvine ut the post but just
too late, and was defeated by eighteen inches Time
PurrNo sHor "a lbs.l-Isaiah Frazier, SO feet;
l. c. Dole, 2S feet IL inches H. NJ. Underhl 2S feet
inches; I. b. Irvine, IS feet inches.
VAULTING-0iver Adams, feet inches Isaiah
Frazier out at feet inches; James Irvine, out
feet inches; T. B. Irvine, out at feet inches
WALKING-0NE MILE c. Dole, / T. j. Hill q;
Isaiah Frazier, 3; C. C. Shaw, Dole led from the
word and always had the event in hand He walked
under protest A merry struggle between Hill and
Shaw landed the former the winner of second place by
six inches Time-Dole sm 21s Hill, SIN. 24s
ONE MILE RUN-C H. Harriott ]; ; Oliver Adams q;
I. B. Irvine, 0. Irvine ran ahead two laps when he
dropped away and allowed the other two to fight on
Adams led until entering the eleventh lap when Harr-
challenged him and fine tussle ended by Harriott
winning by about eight feet Time 5m 81 1ss
ATHRRE MILE WALK.-L c. Dole, / c. G. Shaw, q;
7. j. Hill O. Dole had an easy job and with hands
down. Time, first mile, Sm. 20s. second, Gun. los !;
third, SIN. 52s-total, 26m 22s. Shaw, 2Sm- 7s.
HURDLE RACE Juniors)-Eight hurdles and two
fliths of mile-F. S Alderman, l; c. p Ayres, 2; F
Simpson, g. This the result beyond doubt, but
Ackerman stumbling at the last hurdle, and Simpson
being close on, the judges made them run it OIL The
result was that Alderman won easily
HURDLE RACE (Senior's|-Two-fift -fifths OF ile--Same
as above 7. B, Irvine, l; c. II. Harriott, 2; J. W.
Arthur, 8; E. j. Mason, a; s. S Leo, s; Oliver Adams,
@; E. NJ. Jackson, o; Isaiah Frazier, O. Irvine shot
away with the lead and was never headed, winning
easily. Frazier and Jackson did not finish
THREE LEGGED RACE-0ne fifth of a mile-T B.
Irvine and Arthur l. Frazier and Simpson, o. Keyser
and Harrlott, o. W. E. Drummon and Kirkwood, 4;
J. L. Drummon and Dole O. The dead heat for second
place OIL and decided in favor of Frazier anc
Simpson
The Judges of the day John Watt, Captain 10,
Peene and NJ K Cozzens- Timer II. +. Van Stock.