New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
lTELETfO CONTESTS.
TEE INTERMEDIARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATE-
LRTIC GAMES,

TIE INTERMEDIARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATH-
LEuo GAMES.
An "lnter.Miltary Athletic Tournament" was
held last evening at the armory OF the 22d Regi-
ment under the auspices of Company Il, In o the
contests there f T stS s SE 9 4 and
Regiments and also the Atm Regiment OF
New-Jersey. The. events were as follows
One mile rum won BY Charles j. LEACH ION oTH.
pany K, of the 71stj go yards rum won in the nrst
heat by Morris f Brq9tOn. OF the 24di COMPANY. T,
and in the second by George , on SS TRS
ri. Hooking, Of the 22d, Company, K 90 yards run,
won BY George q. NeldlipgeT, OF the 23d. Company
Briggs. OF tho 22d, Company K, and In the second
by George G. Neidlinger, Of the 23d, Company 81 44O
Yards run. won by " T. Baird, Of the ED, Com;
dnlv' won by Carlos p. Priest, three tugs Of war,
between company teams, two OF which were won On
by Company x, Of the Nsw-JeTsey regiment, W.. I
Tau INC won On deoEsS SG6SeE TIE
Thomas Of the 7th, Company Ii tug Of war, won BY
the New-Jersey team halt-mile run. won, by Y.
r. Baird. Of the 22d, Company ana hye1mlle
run, won by Thomas d. NOOnan' OF Vne T1SI' COm-
p'TTf6 HE prizes, gold and silver embIematIc ned
ale, were presented TO the winners by the Rev.
William n Dunnell, Chaplain Of the 22d Regiment.
COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
The ffth annual Spring games Of the Athletic AS
socation of the College Of the City of Newly for
various medals, took place yesterday afternoon on
the grounds Of tho Manhattan Athletic Ass9oiation
at Eqhth-aYe and Fifty th-st. The cold, cheer
less weather prevented q large attendance. Inc
referee was DR. William Stratford the timekeeperS
were Edward Pl1mmer and W. ,. COnnellj the
| ind0es were s. n. HOag, James GOODWILL, - ID. FOL
I lack and G. II. Hollerith' ,.,.
The first nine contests were open only to members
| of the college. H. G. Faulkner 49, won tho 100
ward dash In IL II seconds, F. l.. Emmons being sec
| ond and G. L. Jacquelin third. The q1arter-nlie
run was also won by H. C. Faulkner in SO seconds
| with c. L. Jacquelin second. Three men entered
for the one-rne run; J. F. Condor, 49, securing the
| first place In 3 min. a. Sec, I. IL. bomeisleri
| 1873, coming in second. Condor also won the one
mile walk in min. 10 Sec, H. j. Kelley coming
Al r K Perkins, 81, excelled in the running high
lump, clearing feet 10 inches. Fonr men entered
SsndCn so IS MIN En? % Tss W.
H. Jacquelin came In half lap behind him. H. e.
Brown. 1872, won tho half-mile run in gig minutes.
over three competitors Tho tug OF war" be-
tween teams OF 'S2 and S3 was won "
NE boys shouted themselves hoarge this CON
| test. which was fought with much stubbornness:
ii. L. Brown, 1872, aud 7. r. Bomeiser, 1913, carried
S S fsf 9IpSfS Condor. sS, and J. b Sinclair 49,
The 100-yards handicap, open TO all, brought out
eight men. Three heats were run, resulting IN d.
Johnson, Of the Eclipse Athetc, CLUB; b hpst,
j. i DSTson and e. stSrus 'a Of coumbS
| Goiepe third The time was 1O4 seconds
Hbout dozen men started in the Onc-nile handicap
| walk open to all, which was won by w. Congconl
| of the Empire City Club, in min. 40 &c.,
". NJ, Faber. of the College of the City OF New
York, second, and w. A.. Bogert, of the Scottlsh
American Club, third. Tho open to all halt-milC
handicap run was won ny S'9, 0n 1dsi Sec
w. NewbrOugh of the Manhattan CluO' coming
in second.