New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

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The referee was Henry penniman. Of the Druid
tr,u Lacrosse Ch,h and II. W. See. of the c. A. e..
voted az umpire for staten Island ard E. T. Peonse
20 PHILADELPHIA. for tn" Schuykill men Ah'r HVeN
plavine for awhile half the players got INT" heht
sticking and punching made matters exciung' ana
when schell of the Navy. went down ne got NUM-
ia. NJ sbaru rams The referee parted the
lighters and King Of the staten Islands. was d!'quai
flied for his Singing and his team played one man
short Under the rules q substitute cannot enter
until goal has been made.
The staten Islands won the championship. scoring
two goals in the first half and fve in the second :
scluvlkill making It's single goal in IN" first haii
The regular annual championship mec'ins OF 'hc
A. A. T. then began with the trial beats in t'''
hundred yard dash. John owen. ir, OF the Df'r"
Athletic Club the present champion. took hr>' pa'
in this heat running easily and winning 10y sp"''
in the last ten yards. p Vredenlrrg. OF the new
York Athletic Club. second, and McDernoU' OF
the Manhattan Athletic club. last. Luther H. carey
Of tho Manhattan Athletic Club. who was looked np"h
as the man mot likely wrest the victory from owen
won his trial heat in 10 1o: Robinson. "a IN" ~ l.
A. c. second. F. westing. OF the NJ. A. - out
,lssed all tho others in tho third trial heat winning
In 10 c-5: S. J. King Of the Columbia Athe"c 'lu"'
getting tire place. There was close nght oil inc WAY
down tbe stretch in the fourth trial beat but NJ
Remineton NJ. A. c., came in ahead in 10 90; A. r.
Copeland also Of the Manhattaps second after haF
brush with F. NJ Reilly. Of the Acorns Inc secono
men ran of IN decide who should 20 In the finals.
Robinson. Of the y. Y. A. c. coming IN sheao'
The contestants in the ono mile walk then lined
nm e. L. Ncoll and his clubnate, z. d. Lange.
OF tho ~ A. c., started out 10 make the pace dogR'h
by w. R. Burkhardt, Of the Paetime A. G.; Gregg. OF
.he " A. c. and Bardeen following. Sicoll was 70
few fet In advance at the quarter which was maze
In 80 and ct the half in IL He still leo at 'he
threo quarters, made in III 2'5, but BurRhardf
and ualy
lower turn was made, Bukhardt went TO the trout
and a desperate struggle between him and Nco be
ran the Others being already out Of the rare Buik
hardt looked winner until the last fifty Yards whri'
Nicou spurted. and closing up the gap. was on even
terms ten yards from the finish. They then were IN
collision, and Burkhardt was Knocked out OF Ms
stride Nicol breasng the tape before Burkhardt could
recover. winner III al 10. Lang" was p'o'
third
Tho trial heats in the loO.yard hurdle started at
once F. G. Pufcr. or the New Jersey A. C TOOK hS
heat In II seconds; p. J. Finncran OF the l'''oh
A. c., second. A. +. Copeland. OF the MahIii''a'N'
and P Duclarme Of the Detroit A. e.. were looked
upou - having the Of all the others entered III
TIA s>oond trial They cleared hurdle AFTER hiiruc
With Copeland little In the rear until the last hnf
IL. when he like flash. and made dead oe''.
rme-l6 ID, almost equal 10 the record Inc ti!i'
xfsL heat was taken by H. j.. Williams, OF the NC"
Yosas, In l6 % seconds, with all three Otner meh'
yarnes and schwegler. q the NewJerscy> ana Lewis
a the Schuylkill Navy. punched for the place On
.harms won the toss with Copeland, to decide VINO
shouh 90 IN the finals and then Copeland retrieved
his bed luck by making excellent squirt at the last
moUsot and securing u place in tho finals by de'
feaung the three who were tea III the
third trial heat. Lewis was second Ime-l" 30
Vhsn the frat trial heat in the 44o-yard race was
startsl, ". G. Downes, Of the y. Y. A. C.. immedi
aSsy went to the front, and running we'll WITHIN MN
se6 was an easy winner BY ten feet In 81 Is SECONDS
his caubmate, A. W. S. Cochranc second. ana U. L.
stss OF the Manhattans third all three to compete
n he finals.
Dickinson, Of the Coumbias. surprised all his
friends In the second trial heat Remington ana
Ro6Ay of the Manhattans, started to set the pace
ratAr SLOW but Dickinson while his numerous friends
snong te local athletes shouted encouragement ran
h ~ front. and pushing steadily ahead. gh good
~ and won in 81 seconds. T. Spencer, OF the 30
tons coming up as the straight was reached and
ee.knr,ns the place. With Remington third.
Waue these runs were taking place, the neie
spo6 on the long programme were set In mouo'
Vim . team tugof.wxr. no weight limit I'M
hraVruy muscular. heavy weights from the Acorh
and the Manhattans braccd themselves The Acorn
had Gale for anchor. Ashley, Nofri and Edwards
mxkinE up the rest of the team ID. :. Lord anchors
the Mauhattans, and SHINING. BrOkaw and Rever'
wero lined up along the rope. For some time afte
tho shot was fred the rope WAS tout and immov
able. slowly the AcOrns got inch after inch and