The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27
PLENTY OF "suBBINe1 LAST N1eHE
The Printers Held their Annual Games
YesterdnH Amid Lively scenes.

The Printers Benevolent Associations tenth annual
"pienic games" were held at the Empire city Coos.
scum yesterday afternoon before fair crowd consd
erins the Il reaeninR weather owing to the star A.
c. having scheduled the daewth thea A 1.-THE events
were for members otthe craft only bat this does not i'm
ply eptle1 for there plenty OF hrsclass
material among Ben FrNnklins disciples, and all the
contests were interesting Ching" Lang Of the Man
hatans appeared in the and two mile runs but out
side of progressing faster than when walking the
change Of style was not noticeable
Tho management conld hardly be termed du nat,
Each one OF the spectators had favore In the various
eVenth and II their confidence turned to be mis-.
placed the officials received the bruut OF the failure
The most absurd claims Of foul made not TO the
referee but to the starter judges in fact anybody
in authority The referee looked anything but dpo
mAst but never safe 10 Judge by appearances At
the con clubIon of each he ould nysteousy dis
sHDsSaT and though a, time. ay dsSsnontsd ana eS.
No sooner had the difficulty been settled however than
a. 4 solving The Tree states problem At the nrst
sn. Of the The next riot the ground o TPGS
so,G,nE to h.rscordr Yelled oas man Vel up.
s.s i Tor pra,e re Tor RFssora mem
sS o. sSnts !; as lGw.
y VIM rOsa1 SImE''s ne0 rry0T , Nsw S2tk
Time, ) seconlI dfosan only beat Pryor by a few
,nshes and there was .end9ey ont part q Pryor
verse the decision claim Ln9n man vas as
sent In. A further hearing will he had Monday night
bun 10 foregOno oncuson he will be disqualified
which viii give third prize 20 e1 HAMPTON James Kin
wan Iron Age, Groyan 10 the r.nner VINO competed az
Fame OF Lsahey. and his case in the hands OF the
Amateur Athletic Union. -
20 yard handicap run-won by Z. s. be Lane. Ihrit
tt1n ttn (scratcn)! T. robbins Is yards second anu
George DunneRan q yards third Tmo 25S seconds
=, Hail mile championship run-Won by 1heo 5 iryor;
4, Ltmberg third Time 2mnutes 2, seconds Jas
krwan I'm" A1r will pr9bohy get third prize and the
others move IN peg on Pryors neligibiLit'
ono mile HAnui' ap Run-Won by J \. tinl ey. Love
Joy Co tL5 yArdS): E. +, CAssily, ReIpltor's
Scratch. second, and f: r. Lange ami Union
wasA grotesluo at the End Of this Cassdy
friends almost proNokn rot in their EFFORT TO estao
hsh a foul FIndey hand ar had dashed some water
In his face near the nish and re were loud cries OF
That's not . fair ruce." "tindey was given water in
the race" He had outside assistance" Cassidy had
wranRnG Cassidy uphodsrs witt drew. unconvinced.
however that had not been cheated out Of the race
by sponge full OF water.
Twomho Handicap Run-won by C. IL Adams,
Methodist Book Concern rs YARDS; F. D. LAnRe. A
and C. Union scratch). second aud Charles Rhodes,
Kempster's rs yards third. Time, ~ minutes
Fat Mems Race 200 yards-Won by y. Newman:
Brooklyn E0gr, Cl4j pounds; John F Post Atkins ~
poundN second and John r. Weller, Atkins coo
pounds. third. Time, II seconds The winner con
coded almost nifty pounds TO every man in the race
and then won in cAnter. lie Is a surprising runner
for OF his bulk, and haShad monopoly at thus
event for years.
The park nied up we'll at night when dancing and a
drawing for ladies were the attractions. The typos
trpped the light fantastic and mahe frequent excur
sions to the bar from which evidently no objection.
able" copy was running