The sun., 1889-12-29
FINE WoRK ON 4HE BOARD F1ooR.
The Thirtsenth Regiment and Aeorn A. q.
Rnnnrn ErnHn = Rneeean.


Ganss Prove = Bueeesa.
The Joint games OF the Acorn Athletic As
sooiatIon and Company X, Thirteenth ReRi-
ment, we're held last night ut the latteris
armory. Flstbush avenue, Brooklyn. Fifteen
hundred spectators filled the galleries and
seats ut the edge OF the track. Many ladies
were present The track was thirteen laps to
the mile. marked plainly on the floor. The ar
rangements in this line were excellent. and
were the result Of the ingenuity Of the we'll
known Jack GouldinR. Powdered rosln was
sprlnkled profusely at the corners, and the
competitors ran with much more confidence
than they generally do at board floor games.
The entries were numerous, and the many
trial hoats produced races fully as exciting as
the comparative few trials did The manage
ment was fairly prompt, and military band
added extra pleasure to the occasion.
Several performances are worthy OF special
mention. Chief among these was the form
displayed by @. NJ. Raymond OF the Manhattan
Athletic Club in the half mile handicap run. He
had fourteen yards start, but he negotiated the
sharp turns so we'll that he held h. HjertberG
the scratch man. after he had been caught. and
eventually beat him out by about ten yards in
the 'ast time OF minutes "a seconds Last
night was his fourth appearance in q race. and
he will undoubtedly be heard from later on;
Ths Tnnnss bH hfh Dede1d pe
Cooper, Brooklyn, and Charles Stokum, " B.
C. The two iormer had three inches and they
was the scratoh man. cleared $ feet s inches.
10 win stokum would have had TO jump more
than 8 feet 10 inches and after several trials at
feet 10k inches he stopped.
The officers wore:
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Mccarthy and Moran Box at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S-The monthly en-
tertainment OF the Athletic Club Of the Schuyl-
kill Navy was held at the Market Club rooms
this evening. 1t was expected up TO within a
short time since that the December gathering
would have been held in the now Arch street
house. but 1t is not likely that that building
will be ready tor occupation till March.
The programme for this evening wss not
decided in one bout with the exception of the
158- pound wrestling for the Powell medal,
which called for two trial bouts.
This composition began the entertainment.
the first pair being George w, Hoskt tns and d.
L. ChesteEman. After prolonged struggle,
gained the fall j. ". Wilson was then thrown
BY A. J. Kitchen In s minutes 10 seconds, and
Kitchen won the final from CheStermen in 5
pound wrO Ting medal from Herman Wolff in
minutes 19 seconds by some clever work.
The 115-pound medal was captured by j. knox
hysloP from J. b. Riley the fall being gained
in / minute So seconds.
There we're two medals for the boxers. one
for l5S-noqnd meP b., and t6e ne other wU wsnecial
For the other, Frank Rose defeMted s. NJ.
Gouoher without much difficulty. the profes:
sional portion oi the entertainment consisted
OF clever exhibition between those old glove
opponents. Jack Fogarty and Jimmy Ryan, and
another between ,al MCCARTHY and Chanpie
Moran. both Of Jersey .City. The honors in the
OF those who had heard so much Of Mccarthy.
The little coored mascot gave an amusing
display Tho officers OF the evening were the
aaes: hSP !O6n 81 aSynH5s aRa ~ sasn
Island A. c., referee. Time keeper. MIR. John
+. Huneker.