The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-05
m THE FIELD AND PATH.
,ruItTES, OLD and YOUNG, CEBE-
BRdTE THE FOURTR.

Az vromlnont ntnlOllt CluuS u0 uleUOSou "
,.oyn upon what AFRO termed picnic games"
"a IA an ottractvoness about such meetings
.hot IA sadly missed at the purely athletic
"Gairs whore the events are run of in dry
.,ot,er.of.Iact way, with nothing to
Slstnrb the uneventiul primness. At
"n;c,ic games" good -natured, con-
,ivinl feeling prevails, aud the Ro-as-you-
nieaso manner OF running tho events In no.
wise disturbs the feeling, for all nre out for a
holiday and shortcomings arc overlooked.
Tbeso circumstances, together with the dane
Inc rankfurters. aud beer, combine to make
such affairs success despite the dlsapproval
of the 4. A. L. and It's moro aristocratic clubs.
Tho Scottish American Athletic Club gave
such n com blnation meeting at Caledonian
Park Jersey City, yesterday. and the attend
ance will probably necessitate putting the
Treasurer under heavier bonds All the pretty
girls In Hudson county appeared TO be present.
and, naturally, oil tho eligible young mon were
also there. dancing attendance upon the bean-
though vS the fact that Champion Pat Cahil was
S0Ga FShT vn The a rsSti%s
sped through town; The athletic events were
rim OF satisfactorily, the beer kept COOL the
canes allowed themselves to DO ruDg. the
swings spilied nobody, the choyder contained
H spspiring In fact the fates were propitious
and Independence Day was spent in glorious
The summary of the athletic events ls as fol-
lows:
ono hundred yard handicfp Rup1Final heat wonsy
psnal G ~ YARDS second time s 10 % second.
p: %ny WITH Rs
vas very and the runner. having tho outside
NY S;'f ft sfI .,ir 10 wnSR bis 9S,SrT s.ouFh
bad no nrstcass opponents against him in his trial and
MapdiSsP RpnTns
Tsyers New Jersey A. C ds ySrdsS second Time 6o
Eight eigh.yyaSd aadlsSp Run7Tin nal
s won e. ASsH mfs' hSe efassl
fime minutes seconds. II. +. Billinga New York A.
;an'a tS1 rssRi S'ss Sa
S ssG n4s % Sd mp sm o even 'S
bar "h6" " bad TSnneF race owing
o@ sSns al sSoTt
SS2 Se ns As .ofss Was fn hs f
The rack and there was abundant room TO race along
Plainly unintentiOnAI and did not affect tho order
BY o , cSHT'y
hal s & Ss9 Al Rs nb sf hs .nSs an
Old English runner. exceptionally game, and his wins
na aTFSSi rs srconds j. j RossrS jsrseT
''iS@a w and
within y4Td Of each 9thsr srnItns AZ SaS
SS6 The ~ Na"
t'sSs And S then
5i tis" On ssa
a I'm md Ss s S"S
iGrmosi OF distance runners The lime Of the race
'S ms aSsSp 'S 5Hf
i,nAnSrcan ssG"3ds r G. BArd& nSn,i prospeet
!e1onis ,fhS winner |aiksd VERY far race; V: r.
s!"o oS 3. IL &an&ssSs %@rf%a5as ssn%s,s$ 5nSsf
DSt G Lad not ' beam G nd
rs entry had n9t pM,sed through Tie Official
ION @" Of X" A. law on the subject esi
NJ from H ne SG o s sf%''
at ss R 4 The si sS's ID se
s.a ,.yerA Of n: Games Gon@ttSe ,ssis% they
oa& and the Sa %?s
m, but 9 IN Tn sy for 9AS
70 would start from scratch. Under these circum.
5 tnT s
na smnr the Ss SGw nf ' e no
cub but the r 6. at tho next championship meeting
AFTER tamss a"ncng and aEcwork. inanlssa
The officials of the, meeting were: Retersecow,nAm
rS eve a"2si TanTssn 4 and aud o W Mathew: A.
and SteIens S'P Pasiims 4 g jSdgc Of walkins-H
.s Ro, cGk Of s"riefw %n k4nnT
A. Z. Announcer-G Rurrell, p &C.
Tnp GFRVASANERIcAS CANES
Tho German. American Athletic Club Of Jersey City
& va. " Whit The FRI ,s@Un "9 a sSas
Ss x srGna n a s e r@n ms y
three mile run Tor officers was won BY Vice President
ord. 4 tub race with seventeen starters was won by
Lawrence Turner.
uvnsow cou11rs cMypoxI.x cLuh
orst annual games a schsut1en Park in IaIoE I'M yes
's s %ss N S RTs;.
na @""s Efn p nrnos oSR eT"am sssoSd
feet inches, Andrew Hamilton second
RGnanS WIFE rte second "'0n n''' 'ee'
Halt mile RAco-Andrew Hamilton first David Morr |
BOYS KIce-George Bourke won. George Hamilton
Putting Heavy Stones y. Mclean first 80 feet az |
inches William Robinson SECOND Y,r.. r,.,.pp
,.: PoS Hdsi Heb second SA'HoHHA first
T2a Sy
fSsng tho cabre-J. T Chattanooga, first, 81 feet 5 |
EfiiEhand Fling Dane o-wiIiam Mcsorley, FIRST Will
Mic un-GeorgS Frazer, nrst Nicholas Coz second.
T"sltRs Win fos0GsorSe Slater. FIRST feet inch;
Miss Wilson Won the gold medal for being tho hest
ds@SS aty ,,ish.%dsr present. YES Neytt sse9na
Incl S1T +, I Fiji fi .:s "Ei " "''' . 's'
FcSr "rr Rscs-Si6Scss t Hs, Srs re5r ffddy
Br@ndswoTd 6anco"Wiliam Mcsorley, first; william
inr Of wSS~';so- Slater. & D. Mclean, and william
, Htc, 1ni kick-GeorRe Slater 0rst sfeet II inches
d. Mclean, second.
MFpALs NEWARK.
The games OF the Riverside Athletic Club az Newark
yesterday were interesting and well attended The first
event was the sixth comIeti Ion for the Morton medal
y yard dash WHICH was Won by Archie Day, yard,
mite run. tho second competition for tho Dr. Lehrit
Ter gti medal was won by waller All. -
seconds, n - minutes ~ seconds, iiarri.
SON. 10 EecOntS second. Tho hna contest for
te scan medals was for tho highest pons IN tSo sets
j. points gold medal: G Williams 10 points, silver
mens. They on their tic IN u 22OyaTd dash, aud
bo.ton won Tho events In this contest were lOtSard
dasn won By kmiton yards In 10 - seconds, Wiz! f.
SSnn ;econd standing broad JUMP won by 4 sill.
.nd Running hith !unT. II : sl!, scratch, teett
second Two hnEdrsd. and rntyy ard dash ROliUn,
ATHLETIC GANLs ~ TIsHKILL.
NywErHGn July I.--lhere large crowd present
ms hferuoon at tho sports AT the FisAkil athletic
poEnis JO'cph DOHOghue, champion skater acted
Hfeitrcr lhe events were as follow: Opn hundred. |
afi dAsh=N on by JameR Ne TmEn OF Manhattan Ath-
iee elm, Time seconds one hundred and nifty yards
IuEa.e Eace-NOn by James Newman lime n rec
ono. uus.nlle Run-WO by lohn Higgins Kishkill
Athletic t7gy. Time. minutes secoulS -Four hun.
at'l auI iUTty- ard Dasll-HOu by Thomas BullmAn,
tBltAI A'Hetic C5b. fine, ~ . seCIniL KunninK
-, limp Won By THONGS Bnllman with
py la'rick FOwerG Irish Ath,bHc Club OF