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at the first election. Hesoon began to show
his great ability as long distance rider,
pushing the best road riders In the country
for the handsome jeweled medal offered by
Charles Schwalbach to the man making the
greatest number Of miles during the year,
which he consequently won, riding during
the year e,lT7,S miles. While in competition
for this medal he made 1,70O miles in one
month, which stood a. an amateur record
until few months ago. Murphy's fl-rt
notable performance at long distance rid
ing was in 1884, when he rode $50 miles on
the road in ono week, riding seven days,
which record remains unbroken Today
he is one of the fastest men on the track
and almost invipcible on the road.
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Texas league during the season Of 1889,
taking part in eighty-fy games, His in
dividual fielding average was .235. During
thirty-two games he covered second base
and out of l0G chances offered he accepted
.ss7 per cent, During the remaining fifty
three games he occupied his favorite posi-.
ton at third base and when the season
ended stood fourth in the official records OF
the Texas league. He is making fine
showing with Johnnie Wards team and is
q great favorite with the Brooklynitcs. He
will stand h. oh at the end of the season.
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Capt. F, w. Robinson, Of the Athletic
association of Yale university, has entered
protest with the intercollegiate associa-
tion against the result Of the two mile BIZ
cycle race in the recent intercollegiate
games. He claims that Davis, of Harvard,
capsized Clark, Of Yale, and SO won the
race. Robinson charges Davis with foul
riding for three successive years. II the
protest is allowed the race will be ridden
over again, and il Clark wins the Inter
collegiate cup will go TO Yale in place Of
Harvard rs the score now stands.
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AMONG THE JUMPERS.

Walter Farrant, Of Chicago Is doing big
work In the running broad jump and word
Is that no surprise need be shown II he
pushes the best amateur record of the
world, 23 feet inches.
George W. Powell, Of the Missouri ANA
teur Athletic club, Of St. Louis, has full
filled the expectations of his club mates by
making a big record Mt the running high
Jump. He cleared In a recent competition
3 feet 10 inches, which IL his best record
He still uses the side style in negotiating
the bar.
That great professional jumper, Joseph
Darby, Of England, has at last come forth
and shown what lie can do. For the past
year he has been performing ut various
places Of amusement throughout Great
Britain. He has had a standing challenge
out to jump any man in the world with or
without weights, and recently he was taken
up by one named Parker. Such great in
terest was shown in the match that 20, 900
spectators were present. Darby made a
perfect show of his competitor, and in one
Of the events, standing broad jump with
out weights, he cleared the remarkable
distance OF l2 feet ~ inches. beating the
best record OF the world by Is inches. The
previous best record was 10 feet l01S inches,
by II. Nj. Johnson, Of America.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21

William Mccarthy, the famous Irish ath-
lete Of the Manhattan A. c., was born in
Macroom, County Cork, Ireland, in the
year 1863 He has been a runner since the
age of II. In 1888 he won the Gaelic cham
pionship Of Ireland for mile in Am. 36s.
on heavy grass track. He afterward
was matched to run against Blundell for
the championship Of Ireland, at Balls
bridge, Dublin. Blundell was credited
with record Of Am. s2s. He defeated
Blundell by 20 yards, his time being Am.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21

ShAnLEs bppD' Is native OF DeS
Moines, Ia In shooting he is very deliber-
ate, sometimes provokingly so. He never
pulls the trigger until the sight Is secured
to his satisfaction, then the willing finger
presses the trigger In answer to the call
of his brain. In the field he is cool, rat
Ting hand with the scatter gum" and has
few superiors.
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eNS WY 49, Soo sbS
country from At
'lantic to Pacific
and / hen back
again. He stands
about 5 feet 8 inch
es in height, and
his position at the
trap Is q m os I
graceful and easy
one. He IL one Of
the few men who
"shoot with their
heads" that Is to
say, muscle an d
m in d work to-
gether. Mr.. Budd
A.
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WILLIAM M'CARTHY-

2ss. Shortly aftsrward he ran a race
with McCabe at Dundalk, and defeated
him handily. McCabe is we'll known from
the fact that he defeated Conneff in En-
and mile respectively. Mccarthy has
been in America about two years, but
has not done much running until this sea-
son. He stands q feet and weighs $50
pounds when in condition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21

The treatment that William O'Connor,
! the American professional oarsman, has
received in Australia is causing scathing
criticisms by the English press. O'Connor
seems to be conceded by all to be the
champion sculler of America, yet the
prominent Australian oarsmen, although
they have been most active lately, have
gtvel sll kinda Of excuses not to row him.
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Daniel Canary, who has electrified spec
tators all through America and Canada
with his fancy bicycling trips, has given up
performing and is now travelling as
cycling agent He still keeps in fair prac'
Vice for the feats which made him famous.
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WEAh,,Snpvr,o opr, p . mrs.

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arms, chest and shoulders have grown in
size a great deal His chest measurement
now is 80 inches, and his biceps with arm
bent are l41S inches. These dimensions are
very large for one Of his height and weight
but the strength he has gained by their de-
velopment enables him to perform feats on
the flying rings consisting entirely OF arm
work, which, so far, have not been dupli-
Gated by any other amateur, although there
have been many uspirants.
His specalties on the rings are forward
and back scales, one arm horizontals,
swinging hand balances, the cross and very
slow pull and push ups. He not only has
monopoly so far as ease and grace OF
movement is concerned but the combine
nations in which he commences on one feat
and does not drop from the rings until he
has performed three or four Others, making
one movement of the lot, is where his chief
superiority is noticed. A number Of good
judges who were present last March when
Stoll won the flying ring championship for
the sixth time said that they had never
seen professional who could equal him in
some of his combinations. On this occa-
sion Stoll won 431 points out of possible
45, and the other competitors, although
they were high class, seemed almost like
novices alongside of him.
In 1888 rope climbing was added to the
programme, the game consisting of climb
ing certain length Of rope against time.
Stoll won the event, defeating the next
man by two-iifths Of a second; but in 1889
and 1890 he had to succumb to the quicker
acting muscles of other men. He thinks
that so much practice in heavy arm exer-
else to acquire proficiency on the flying
rings has made his muscles too slow for
fast rope climbing
His build is very suitable for arm work,
for his legs are not heavy, and he therefore
has less weight to support or carry when
on the apparatus. He exercises regularly
certain evenings in gymnasium and at
tends to a successful jewelry business dur
ing the day. He joined the New York
Athletic club year ago, and since then
has represented it in the various competi-
tions MALCOLM w. FORD.
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c. II. Sheriff., OF Yale college and tho
New York Athletic club, makes the ninth
American amateur who has run 100 yards
IN ten seconds lie accomplished it at the
recent games Of the Berkeley Athletic club.
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pHlLADeLpHlAs PET.

John +. Pickett, Who Covers Infield In
the City of Brotherly Love.
John T. Pickett Is the young man who
covers a large portion Of the infield for the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21
CLaInDiOn DOwnea.

W. G. Downes was born in South New
market, N. H., June 20, 1869. He Is the
holder Of the intercollegiate quarter mile,
which he won at the games at Mott Haven
on May 81, this year. He ran the distance
in the fast time of 50 35 seconds. Downes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21

Those two Australian oarsmen, Peter
Kemp and NJ M'Lean, who lately rowed,
have again been matched. The race will
take place at Sydney in July.
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Brooklyn's (P. LIZ Third Baseman.

w. Joyce is the brilliant third baseman
of the Brooklyn club Of the Players league.
He is fielder of great ability, daring
base runner and batter of high order.
He played with the Houston club of the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21
Philadelphia P. L. Backstop.

Philadelphia F. L. Backstop.
l.. Cross is the efficient backstop Of the
Philadelphia club, Players League. Be
sides being fine catcher, he is good bat
ter and has been making his services very
valuable to the club. He was reserved by
the Athletics but jumped his contract in
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Charles Budd was one of the men selected
to go with the team that recently "shot"
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order to sign with Philadelphia's crack
team. He led the American Association
catchers during 80, accepting $50 chances
out of 800 offered Cross is one of the
most popular young players in the pro-
fession, and he certainly has very bright
future before him.
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One night, two centuries ago
year, the learned DR.. Vikarius, Of VI
enna, returned home froia round Of
calls among his patients tired, wet and
slightly out Of sorts. Things had gone
badly with him during the day and a
few people had dared to question his
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21

from the years
1881 to 1855 he
ranked third or
fourth best in
America. lie Is
8 feet 6inches tall,
and weighs 142
pounds in athletic
clothes. When he
was running his
best he cut an en-
tirely different fig
-ure from the aver
; age foot racer, for
he was heavily
built around the
chest and arms
and looked more
like a miniature
weight thr w er
than one who was
feet footed. Since
his ret ire m en- 3
from running he
has worked con-
siderably in u
gymnas ium on
parallel and hori-
zontal bars and
the rings, and the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21
ON FLYING rings.
Robert stpll, Champion Ama-
tsnr Gymnast.
UNSURPASSED FOR SIX YEARS.

Malcolm W. Ford Writes About His won-
derful Performanccs--A 3O-Inch Chest
and Remarkably Developed Arm Mus
cics Render Him Practically Invincibie
at the Game.
Although championships at field games
have been given for about fifteen years In
amateur athletic circles, similar titles have
been given for gymnastic performances only
since 1855. The first gymnastic champion
ship meeting was held mt Tammany hall,
New York city, Under the auspices Of the
American Athletic club. Robert Stoll,
whose picture is given here, won the event
known as the flying rings ON that occasion,
and each year since then he has demon
strated his superiority in this line. The
other events on the programmes each year
are parallel bars, horizontal bar, club
swinging and rope climbing. These other
events have been distributed pretty well
among various athletes, but the list Of
champions on the flying rings for the six
years shows no other name than Stoll
lie made his debut in athletics as a mid
die distance runner, and at half mile
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-21

A Promising TwO-Year-Old.
Annie Brown made her debut as 2-year-
old at the New Orleans winter meeting
On the second day of the New Louisiana
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place "a fcl
four can be h.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-01-23

ellie n'eut qu'un default celui d'etre
trop vite 6coul6e au gre de tous
ceux qui current le plaisir d'y prem
DIRE part.
Parmi les personnas presentes
nous citerons:
LIE Rev. Pere Martip, M. ct Nine
Vital Campbell, NJ. ct Nine Alex.
Tuscany, M. ct Nine Eug: Mennier,
M. ct Nine A. Bourget. M. ct Nine
j. W. Dupont, M. ct Nine Geo. HI
Were, Nine Augusta Pomerleau,
NM. Charles Marchessault, ST.,
Charles Marchessault,, Jr., I. r.
Riviere, Ovila Meunler, Louis w
St-Hilaire, Frank Perkins, Q. Ls-
gass6, Arthur Lavall6a, VIM. Bou'
ret, Theo. Davis, T. l.. Lalibert6,
M. d., U Beaudette, Louis Mar
chessault, II. F. Brown, Frank Ga
ron, Frank Chabot, Arthur Perkins,
Arthur I1agass6. T. J. Bergeron,
Chas. Dubeau, Theo. Demers ct j.
Fl Seymour, Melles Laura Demere,
Perry, Augusta Dubeau, Olive
Brouillard, Alma Dubeau, Alma
Eaton, Ida Bonret ct plusieurs au.
tres don't lie nom nous 6chappe.
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DECES.

La mort toujours impitoyable
Went d'enlaver q l'afection de ga
famille, Madame Desire Lenoir,
nee Clarisse Laurent, femme dou6e
des plus grandes vertus chr6tlen
mes, mere de famille modele.
Madame Lenoir est morte lundi
dernier de la grippe q Aunaudale,
Mimi, a Page de 40 ans ct z mois
ct munie DIES sacrements de l'Egll-
sc.
Ellie laisse pour d6plorer ga mort
un mari inconsolable ct plusieurs
enfants qui garderont toujours de
leur mere d6vou6e le plus pieux
souvenir.
Nous offrons a la famille Lenoir
Repression la plus sincere de
sympathie ct de condolences q
loccasion de la perte cruelle qui
Went de la frapper.
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Charmante soir6e vendredi soir
chez M. l.. Tuscany.
Une de ses demoiselles, NELLIE
Kate, entralt &c jour ID dams ga l8e
aimee, aussi les nombreux amis de
la famille s'empresserent : Ills de
profter de cette occasion pour venir
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Acknowledgement les sentiments res
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A Mademoiselle Kate Tuscany.
MademoiseUe,
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nes qui ont Gu l'ayantage de vous
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lis sont nombreux, Mademoisel-
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leunes demoiselles Condolences.
FRANCHISES de Minneapolis.
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Puisse cette mo1tre ne marque
pour vons que des heures heureu
SEES. Tells sont les voeux sincere
de vos amis l6voufs, don't je sui
l'heurcux %interprete aupres d
vous.
Minneapolis, Is Janvier 1890.
; La soir6e tut des plus agr6ables
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-01-23

Lundi dernier le comit6 ad hoe
du s6nat de Washington q d6cid6
do recommander l'adoption dun
projet de loi presents par M. Wash
burn ct accordant 5000 Il NJ o.
NJ. Laraway, ancien ma1tre de pos
to de Minneapolis, c'est a dire lie
relevant de toute obligation Wis a.
vis du gouvernement d9s Etats-
Unis, achievement au vol de SIS,
0L0 de timbres-postes oper6 au eu-
reau de poste de Minneapolis il y
q pres de trois ans.