Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-21
Athletics.

Fall Meeting of the Yale Association. Notwithstanding the cold weather, some five hundred spectators were present at the park yesterday afternoon. The meeting was I the most interesting held for several years. The programme was begun at 2:3O, and | was as follows: HUNDRED YARDS DASH (TRIAL HEATS. First heat-Corwith '83 Yates, '83 Brandt, '81; Helmer, 'S1; Thompson; '81, s. s. Winner, Thompson, '81. Time, 1O4. Tucker, '93 Reynolds, '84 Cleneay, '81. Winner, Gardner. Time, 1O3. PUTTING SHOT. Eaton, '82; Folsom, '93 Storrs, 'S2 Car penter, '82, S. S. Winner, Storrs. Distance, 29.24.
 McQuesten, '92, s. s.; Durand, 'S1 :; Bridgeman, ,,'81. Winner, Bridgman. Time, 5:17.
 (Final heat between first two in trials.) Winner Corwith. Time, 1O&.
 LONG JUMP.
 Folsom, 'S3; Beach, '83, Arnott, '84 :; Nichols, l.. S.. Winner, Beach. Distance, 9.54
 RUNNING HIGH JUMP. Lamb, 'S1 Jones, '83; Billings, '82. Won by Billings. delght feet inch.
 MILE WALK
 Briggs, '81 Bourne, 'S1 Bacon, 'S3, S. S. Winner, Bourne. Time, S:264.
 HALF MILE RUN. Bridgman, '81; Helmer, '81; Lay, '82; Devereaux, '83, s. S.. McQuesten, '92, S. s McCreery, '84 Daniels. Winner, McQues- ten. Time, 2:174.
 THROWING THE HAMMER. Carpenter, 'S1, s. S; Storrs, '82; Vernon, 's3 Rogers, '83. Winner, Rogers. Dis tance, sos.
 POLE vAULTING. Won by Billings, 'S2.
 BICYCLE RACE (oNE OE1LE). Billings, 'S2 Slocum, 'S3 Bishop, '84; Fosdick, 'S3. Winner, Bishop time 3:334 TUG OF WAR BETWEEN TEAMS OF '81 AND 'S3. Winner, 'S1.
 QUARTER-NILE RUN. Brandt, 'S1; Corning, 'S2; Cleneay, 'S1 Scudder, 'S2; Helmer, 's1; Badger, 'S2 McCreery, 'S4. Winner, Helmer time 5:74.
 KICKING THE FOOT BALL. Camp, M. S.. Wurts, M. s. Beach, '83 Trowbridge, s. s. s.. Hopkins, s2. Winner, Hopkins distance, 141.2.
 THREE-LEGGED RACE. Whittlesey and Walker, Yates and Cor with, 'S3; Tucker and Hawkes., '83 Woodward and Hillard, '83; Brandt and Durand, '81; Coleman and Thomp- son, 'S1. Won by Yates and Corwith time 124.
 LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Won by Wood, '81, s. S. S. The officers are as follows: President, Badger, 's2 vice president, Watson, '81, s. s. S.: secretary and treasurer, Dillingham; '82 executive committee-Hart, '81, Badger, 'S2, Woodward, 'S3, Lawrence, 'S4, Chamber lain, '92 s. s. S.; referee, Mir. Hummer (N. Y. SportsH1dn); judges-Camp, M. S., Ives 81; timers Gilbert, '81, Pollock, '62; start CT, Darling, 'S2. Sunday School Convention at Milford. Another of the Union Sunday school con- ventions will be held to-day Oct. Fist, in Milford, in the Plymouth Congregational l church. The county committee are E. S. Greeley, J. J. Matthias, w. H. Bush and w. 1 H. Perkins. The programme is as follows The work of the Sunday school as admin | stered and aided by . 1900 3. m--The Pastor. ,. 10:3a-Ihe Superintendent.
 F. w. Pardee 1 j. 11:s0-Ihe Library.
 12.O0.-Collation- |. 1:30.-The Mount Zion Believer
 Rev. B. M. Adams H. J. Prudden. s.oO.-BreAd and other things. 33so-The Horse Shed Class . 400.-The Home, the School and the Teacher.
 ". E. Brooks While it is early yet to announce details ex- ept on general terms, the heads of the de- know that there will be big delega- ions from Hartford, Meriden, Bridgeport, he Naugatuck Valley and other sections of the tate II