New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27


Boston, Beverly and NewRochelle yacht olubs
Tho Yachts Will be divided INTO eight classes ana the
valued at $780, and Gould Cup. valued at sou VII
be raced for, and will be two other specia @'o
cups.
AMATEUR ATHLETES IN COMPETITION.
| RUNNING, LEAPING AND THROWING CONTESTS THAI
DREW GOOD CROWDS
| The National Association OF Amateur Ath-
letes of America splendid meeting to decide tho
amateur championship yesterday afternoon hoou'
| Q 600 peope came to the Staten Island Athieuc
| Cubs new grounds at West New Brighton Inc
fine point which amateur championship a'nieno roo
ords now stand. and the shower which came uow' e""
denly on an already rather heavy Gin crpath ad"eu u
the fact that the races on hve-iaps'o-'he
miletrack, must account for the disappoih'meht VI
those who looked for broken records. George W. Carr
acted referee yesterday. with j. A. Taylor j" psnop
and c. II. Mapes judges Messrs q. a. avery - A.
Reed and W. II. Robertson kept the time The starting
was we'll done by George Turner, and Thomas a. NC
| Even was the judge OF walking. Mcssrs f. f. snder'
| J. E. sullivan and ". +. Nixon were the scorers
There fourteen starters for the OO-yards race.
The first trial heat won easily by Malcolm V" Ford'
OF the Brooklyn Athletic Association in 10 80 sec
onds The second heat taken by II. NJ.
| Raborg, OF the New-York Athletic Club, without
much difficulty in exactly the same time. Inc
| third heat was by W. {. Adams. OF the Brooklyn
| Athletic Association. Time 10 40 seconds L. T.
Smith, OF the Manhattan Athletic Club won the fourth
heat 10 A. seconds The final heat or TINS race was
run in a peltng shower and Ford easily first past
the tape 10 % seconds. with RaborS second smith
claimed a foul on the ground that Ford and Raborg
pocketed him. Ford admitted that he ran out OF Ms
course but claimed he sufficient lead 20 warrant his
doing Tho referee ordered the race run over again
| with the result and time the same.
The one-mIo walk brought out field OF four start
| ers They we're McDermo't. OF the Olympcs; Lange.
Of the Manhatians Raynes. Of the Pastmes; and Muir
ray the Old time champion OF the Brooklyns Inc race
good one, but LANCE won easily Murray mas ios'
all his LANCE got the event. taking 1t easy on
| the last lap and coming in ahead by ten yards
McDermott and Murray good third'
f. C. Carter formerly OF the Pastmes. but now OF the
| New-York Athletic Club, was prime favore Tor the
place in milo walk Four out OF the nine
entries appear Carter took tho lead at the start
With Gilbert Of Staten Island Athletic club, close
| behind him. On the second lap Mcmahon, OF the Ora
mercy Athletic club, closed up on the leaders. forcing
| the pace Going into the third lap McMahoh
| got the lead but Carter ctme again on the
fourth trip around and with Archer OF the olympic
close on his heels. passed McMahon They came down
the straight to the finish splendid gait but Carter
| managed to get in first by yard. Time minutes
| SO seconds Archer was second and W. ii. Wilson
| Nassau Athletic CnD third.
The first trial heat the go yards was walk
over for White of the Manhatans, and Thompson, OF
the Montreal Athletic Association. Time. 80 seconds
| The second trial heat fac race between Ford
| and Raborg. In blue coming
| in first by yards in % seconds. The hnai
heat was won by Ford easily by yards In % 10 sec
| onds. Thompson second and Adams third In the
four-mile bicycle race there five competitors
Stenker of the Hudson wheelmen, on a star machine
took the lead the halfme post In the first mile and
kept it for several laps A. b. Rch of the Staten Island
Athletic Club, handily i'll 10 minutes. % 40 Sec
onds George d. Gideon. of the Germantown
| PENN Cycling Club, second, and E.
| p. Baird, of the Orange Wanderers, third.
C. NJ. Smith, Of the Newly OrR AtDlec CluD, won the
bafnle run IN minutes ana seconds from neia o
Associ ton cot second place and h FarIer. Of the Uni
was ., surprise e the friends Of
favorte. Laare Murray had evidently been
ayS ,, pd am wi ease or in % i sus 2
LANCE suffered greatly the second mile Of me race and
run in one heat AS three entries declared
out j. Robertson, of the Montreal Association, got
claimed a foul was not allswsd G. Gil, J. Rraa a1
6ssss m.s sssn paP T. a NE s
r naa to S give up POM on tue thru mile Carter the
New. Yorks, aud T. D. skilfnan Of the Manhattan ia
the last last lap the slow time of % minutes
seconds. skilmsn's time was p minutes II seconds
T. Regan. of the Westside Athletic cub came In third
The trial heat of the l2O yards hurdle race was
To eA 1 b BY On A a h 81 event wee Ia T.
The track slippery and Copeland FOL- Several 81 inc
Inc second trial neat fell to James Pcdlow Of
the Olympics IN Is l5 seconds. The final heat was
ahead OF H. :. Youn-, OF the American Athletic Club in
the fine time OF 1912 seconds PediOw ana Rninenart
made a dead third place. They tossed penny
| To decide IL and PcdlOw won.
There were only two contestants for the championship
at putting shot, they the od-time opponents.
c. j. Meckberner. Of the NcwYorks. and +. l. Lam
brecht. OF the Mauhsttans The Mercury foot repre-
sentative put II AZ feet - inches, while the nearest
the wearer =. OF the Cherry damon, DiamonS
Harry the pOe-caping contest easily win
spring placed 10 feet 1l2 inches above IN"
turf Casey Of the Essex Boat Club. and AUDI of the
West side Athletic Club tied for second place at feet
inches Casey second trial with feet Inches
| Throwing tho Hanmer-FOur conlestants.-Won by
W. L. Condor, Baltimore Athletic Club. with a cast OF
% feet inches Lambrecnt second, 80 feet Sl2 inches
| OuecA berner third. SO feet 10 inches.
| Running nigh jump long contest Won by william
Byrd Page. OF tie University OF Pennsylvania with a
eap Of feet inches. j. T. khDrnart, Of the Manhat-
tans second feet inches Baxter of the New Yorks
| thlri 8 feet, mcIes. Throwing fifty six pound
weight. Five entities the lnsh champion. sullivan.
was badly " left G. A. j. QuecEbemer. Of the New
Yorks won with throw of 20 feet inch Condor be,
ing second % feet y inches sullivan could only send
| the big weight to the - feet. 3 inch mark.
Running broad jump This contest was lOng and well
contested betweer William llaun. C. T. Wlegand. NJ.
W. Ford. s. schuyler, and ". III. Thompson. Ford won
by leap of % feet y Of an inch {. l. Wiegand, OF the
Brooklyn Athletic Association was second beat man,
covering II feet IL inches. Schuyler was third
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