New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
yrw.JERsEY ATHLETES CARRY OFF TIE
n..-,-rn ~ TIL. NATION AL. GLIB CANES.

RAINIER IN THE NATIONAL CLUB GAMES.
The first annual games of the National Athletic Climb
NJ Brooklvn were held yesterday afternoon at Ridge
wood Park before about 1000 spectators Although
the track was corrugated like washboard, ana through
some stupidity in the workman who staked II OF ai'
the surveyor had run it It made so short OK
tho intended mile that the verest novice imagined nc
ras smashing records-stn the days sport was one
NJ the most delightful that has been witnessed IN ths
neighhorhood for long time. A feature IN the DAY
snort was the breaking Of the worlds record oS oorso
r. Gray ~ y. A. C., in putting the slXteeh,pouho
shot his put being As feet l inch or one men over
any preyous record. slight cloud was thrown on
his triumph by the suspicion that the metal was SNORT
in weight hut il will be weighed to-day, and his fienos
,h,,, no will come of champion in the end.
The weather was delightful. though somewhat "arh'
INIT il got pleasantly cool toward the evening anu ~
most agreeable for the dancers, great many IN nun
her who spent the evening at the GROUNDS Inc con
tests as follows , 49,. r %
The 1oOyard race OF in twelve heats = r.
ttacenever p A. c. handicap az yds won the hrst neat
in 10 rs seconds; T. J. Lee, " \ A. - s'''S"' van
t tba second in 10 As seconds Harry Miller l. l. A.
c. 5 yards handicap won the third NJ o. D0.o's a.
y handicap 90 yards. won the fourth ana A. W.
MT. y Y C. handicap yards taking the ni'h u
A harrington p. a. c, ~ yards won 'he s'N'h ..
Rc!lv A. A. c., handicap yards TOOK 'he neN 50"
lanes Newman, NJ. A. c.. handicap yalus' Wv" VINO
sichth D. A. sands p. a. c., handicap yafus' won
,n ninth w C. Downs y. Y. A. C., hanCcap yaTo,
won the tenth and W. J. DANES, d. y NJ, l. A.
yalds won tAe eleventh. The t"eth neat ie'' ~ -,
Wicgand. y. Y. A. c. handicap 'hree 9"'u' - 80
,ra made ln these heats 10 20 seconds "h'n "a
nd b several men In second TRIAL OF the IoO'ya0
dash for first the first heats the "ih'e'e -
nou,t. Reilly, Wiesand. DANES, Lee ana harr' Aue
trial heat FOR SECOND IN the second uia4s vac w
by Newman and the hnai heat resulted IN v'cIo'' IO1
70 .,rn Downs second aud Reilly third Lees time
was 10 is seconds - ,r.A... "
Tbo onen1e walk was won by II. Hlertoers ~ -
NJ L. A.
A c. handicap 30 seconds with W. W. oco'" ~ " "
handicap so seconds, second, and r "a1Aer, = ~.
nondic.n IS seconds. third Hjeitoergs time wac
minutes 81 20 seconds The soo'yafa run wa. . -
four heats and a final Il was scratch contest is'
uov1ces only and IN four heats Oh 'hlCeen men
.h ,be 0r. four in running In the nhs.'
The tnal heat in was Won by + barnard "
VITA H. ". John. E A o. se0'hN' '.a
Crawford \. a. c. third. BarnaNs uine' N"-'''
81 Is seconds. -, ,.. r,,
h ceo,oa !; Orav y Y. A. C.. scratch, by put OF ~
feet inch ing inch over the "ofld re'or- - ~
Douglas : \. G., handicap teet . lh.He'' .o'n
pace with put 30 feet ~ inches while II. T. rec
bcr, p A c. handicap feet inches cau'e 'h'u Win
p,t O, 80 feet inches.
The 44o.yard handicap was run IN @fee 'r1' "~e
tho 0r,t and second each running III tne maj Inv
enai heat was won by William F. Beck'' T. A. u h@ha
cap IS ysrs h, being A. S'5 seconds almost ie0en
IN The record Of Az. seconds This tine speed however
wac owing PECULIARLY o. the track more man 70 40
ABILITY OF the runners. Il. f Kennellie' y ~ I. A'
handicap Yards took second pace anu D. ~ '''' ~ -
c. handicap 80 yards. third. -,,
Tie running high jump was won by j. l. fl'IserAa'
g 4 hsrdicap inches, by Jump OF D feet lhehes'
,.,,h ~ T. Iu,ev \. c., handicap 80 hches'
.,oot with Jump u feet G inches and F. H. Earring.
M, y J. 4 c. handicap inches, third with a Jump OK
. feet inches. , =,
Tn. ouen e run handicap was won by E Hl'rtoerg ~
! A. c. handicap 80 yards, hss tine being minutes
Il Ia seconds W Kuhlkc p H., handicap % yaFas lax
lns second place. and William - French y. j. A. |'
bandlcal, 20 Yards, ne third.
The score for points made by the competing CLUBS
the club winning the most points 10 get banner was
as follows: ~ J. a. C., Is points; y. \. A. l., 49,
p \ e. A. c.. :: W. :. A. C., 8; Clinton A. g.
:. Prospect IiarrieIs. 3; V VI. c. A, Harlem 81
Etnos. \. c., 3: National ~ C.. l. The NewJerseys
inns won the banner The prizes were gold watches
N first men, silver to second, and silver medal "
third The officials of the day were Referee, Maicoin
". Ford b. IL. A. c. judges C. C. Griffin. o. Burreu
p A. c.: F. G. Webb. 2. H.. 4, field judges W. IL
Ruberts. Y A. c.: samuel Cramer, P. A. c.. hme
keepe,s. Robert stoll, " Y. A. c.; c. C. Hughes
a c.; :. ". Tenant. y. y {. inspectors
H. Dimpse, p A. C.. q. Mccormack scorers
Robert Conn st. q. \. c.; f. l.. Johl,on' Bediord
A C.: f. /. ChrStofel Co. d. 41th ReGiment A. G
clerk Of the course JudSOn W0rIel. G. A. c. aSstane
clerk Thomas Hobby. y. \. G., Judge OF "alhins'
/ G Knowles assistant Judge Of walking, j. ): Dixon,
Ir y A. G.. announcer, Frederick W Bulhs A. -
n A. c.; c. ". Hay. y \. c.; Howard T. WaSho9rn'
~ A. c.. G. F. Berner, y. A. c.; starter ;. ~ SEQ,
P A. c.. official reporter. G. Mccormack: ofhc&
handlcanDer. F. {. Carter.