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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-02

choice natural woods. Most Of .their. work b
built from their own designs. and e offered e
rco at censans sas
in russell leather for light and heavy summer
work. and a most varied stock Of harness
In j. Curieys two places In Brooklyn. al
Bedford and Atlantic avenues, and state street
snd BSsr sabIass thfE csoa
bronehaps. They also carry varied nssort
ment Of harness robes blankets and whips.
him busy IN lis shop At State street always.
but just now there Is an unprecedented rush
Of that class Of work. and his facilities are
rev 10 Of srds Is stsse
elegant vehicle. four. seated. Handsomely nm.
ished. and is constructed on pew lines with
an es,en: Tse Wheel. are eSt eoor
tone @ q the BODY. n e b@x Is quite ieep Al.
bics the new brougban,. but is much larger.
,ss hH u Ses S t 1pd ns Mssh ny ssR IL
The II. IL Babcopk Company, al to; to Az
R RsSSns 'ses sslssy rss may
their salesrcops. a. well as n fine stock OF car
riases Of all other kinds, ,
whips. saddles and stable utensils than are
GlSpIoyeu JUN now IN tne law
don. Pond h Co.. at the junction of Rroad-
way and Forty seventh street. Bronghnms.
coaches. landaulets. Omptbnses. stnnhopes.
surveys. &C.. are seen there In all shapes.
style. and colors. aud OF the very best work
Those wishing TO purchase business wagon
would do we'll to examine the stock OF new
and second hand wagons now on hand NJ the
Hudson Wagon CompAnys factories at 12
Hudson street and 107 Charles street.
Light. line. side-ranei delivery wagons and
buggies arc now being offered at mnnufactur:.
ers prices by Studebaker Bros. III Gi and 81
Il. ii. Macy 4 Co.. harness depart .nent con.
tafns every requisite for the rold. track. and
stable at prices that are astonishingly low.
Currycombs. prooms. belts. harness. whips.
blankets, aud robes are to bc found there in
bewtldering PROPULSION.
The Columbia Wagon Company at 422 to 43
West Fifteenth street are offering at very rea-
sopable prices business wagons OF every
variety. Everything they sell IL Of their own
manufacture. and Is noted for their dura bility
and neatness OF design.
The well-known establishment OF William
II. Gray at 20 to 22 Wooster street is wei!
stocked Just now with harness OF the very
latest design
four new styles Of farmer huGg.es. with new
kind OF riding spring that are said to De the
easiest ever Invented They also ma ke a
specially Of two-wheelers that are absolutely
free from horse motion. and carry fine line
OF surries and extension top buggies.
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THEr Will STAT HERE.
Richardson and CoaAor Wont Go to Phlla.
delPhia- New York VIII Have . Good Teas.


delPhia-Sew York Will Have = Good Tea..
Richardson and Como. devoted yesterday 10 calm
consideration Of the extremely liberal o6er made
them by the New York Baseball Club cement. and
while they ade public announcement of their in
entons il wa. indirectly riSen ont tina: they had about
come 10 the conclusion TO accept the terms Bsrnie and
his promises staggered the New Workers. for
time. bat ~h-u they had given the matte. little cool
thought they the difference between cold cash in
New York city and splendid promises in Philadelphia
Ih. resul; will Of course, he disappointing TO BArnie
80 far a. the remainder Of the team Is coneerned
foundation for the yarn REGARDING Glas.ccct. de.
termination to sign with some other team. The reason
Is 'ha: Gia..ecek'. signed contract 70. $50: Is
new In tue DIGESTION o % The n,s
sr.e, su: ,Gi: i, not - prosssis eis:,eosi' !.
On h,m for 10, 1rc1ns for duty ~Svn ori.rea s
had gone home to Wheeling with a.elon on his thumb
and on recovering from tina: ament was ASKED when
day on Whteh b. would rrjoin the team lie did no. DO
80 FOR eight days from the time lie set and MAS nned
for his remissness.
cor. ha. signed contract ani Herman IS good
signed OR"urk- wants alN snce and viii doJh;
get II. BaSsrit is n certainty.
In the pitchers box ar. Sullivan and Taylor. very
signed and there not The slightest doubt that John
Living will sign Al present Rusie !. an unknown
giving advance .he big pitcher. III. prospects
decidedly favorable for his centinuiI s member Of
the Men YORK team.
Behind the bA: the team 10 decidedly weak In case
Buck Ewing COMES up in good shape AL will be we'll
apt to break away and the only material At
Back EunEs condition, and consequently II appears
TO be in order 10 hustle for catcher1
s- Tor YORK patrons TO fear that they vii. not be
VEL :-pr.s scented Oh the diamond in 1892.
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TIE TRUTH .4BOrr sCNOL.
She WIN Cone 60 New York-Palo Alto to
Tr0t Agaln.

1rOt Aknns
STOCKTON. Cal. Nov. 1.-Yesterday was a
good day for record making on the Stockton
track. but the world heaters were not out.
On Tuesday Palo Alto will go against his
2:1O. and the worlds fastest yearling. Bell
Bird. will 60 against her mile. 2:28a. 1t is
said at the track that quarters have been Sc
cured for some Of Salisbury's stable. including
Direct, now on the way from the East. II is
reported also that Nelson is coming here to
winter.
Marvin got four new Electioneers on the list
yesterday. making twenty-five for that family
this season and ninety -four all told.
The most important record made yesterday
was earned by the yearling Frou Frou. by
Sidney. and entered BY the valensin stock
farm, Two weeks ago Willard Sanders drove
the fllly in 2:41:. Last Tuesday he made her
trot In 2:35k. Yesterday he drove her q mile
in 2:31k beating Sorlaines record q quarter
Of o second. and placing Frou Frou third
s@ong yesElings; Freedom being SECOND at
says he will get the yearlinR In second place
Charles Marvin yesterday received the fol-
ferrinR to the report that Doble Is to have
charge OF Sunol next week:
There Is Telegram published In the daily
papers from Terre Haute stating that Sunol Is
t. DO wintered IN that city, That Is not 50:
next spring. II you should bring stable East
you can have her In preferences to any other
mar"
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fILE AND HARVARD TOO E1C1CsITE.
That - Why the New Intercollegiate Asss-
eias1oA Was Formed.

The intercollegiate Rowing Association. which vas
organised by representatives Of Columbia Cornell and
the University Of Pennsylvania on Saturday. the
Of started At New London Last year.
Several meetings were held At the Croker House in
that city during week which we're attended BY
the representatives OF the three colleges It felt
that they not receiving the attention due them
from Yale and Harvard and the city they concluded
20 elsewhere TO row.
Harvard and Yale had made demands on New London
which were conceded mo other colleges which had
been sending to the Thames thought tia: thsy
fused to do anything for the colleges except 70 keep
their house, painted and In repair And then 10
add all this Harvard and Yale exclusive that
they refused TO recognize any other college crew
competitor. Therefore. when = proposi
Gornei: and Psnn.yira were delighted With Il:
idea They had not sent crews 10 New London many
years Columbia had, bat they Lad sent them there
long enough to learn that Harvard and Yale would
let them II appeared TO them to be simply
question OF being little ash in big pond" II they
stuck IN New L,ndon or big hsh In = little pond II
they went come where else they unanimously Agreed
upon the latter course.
Invitations we're seas out all colleges intending
Yale and Harvard II was not expected that either Of
those great institutions would send deeRaes and
seQuently one pas surprised on Saturday when
and Yale take diff rent view Of the matter than 90
lnmbia. Cornell. and rennsyyAni do They rowing
under old which has existed be the
universities for they and they
reason Why they should be compelled to row with
every college tina! wants TO send crew TO the Thsss
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IHr sus,s TEN STRIKE
oe,erASiy Ce.sssereA .. De the nest INT 81
the R<nso~

The bowlers continue to talk excitedly OF
the question OF amateurism. and nothing IN
years has SO stirred up the men Of spares
breaks, and strikes as the agitation BY TIL
SCS Of the subject OF their amateur standing
Officials OF athletic clubs agree that the dis.
cassion is n good thing. as the matter OF anna.
teur standing in every branch o. spor. should
be clearly defined. 50 that no misunderstood
ing can occur.
II isa well-known fact that under amateur
athletic rules contestant is not debarred
frnm wagering money on his own success in a
race. but should two athletes OF an A. A. u.
club make n match race for S2J or $50 side.
after the manner OF their professional breth-
rem. they would be brought up with round
turn. and no doubt. ruled out OF the amateur
ranks. The distinction between a wager laid
by man in competition for medal. and bet
between two men 10 a race Is q 1ne one. but IL
is one made by the Amateur Athletic Union.
and Is law T. athletes competing under tho
rules of that body. The point raised regard
pose as amateurs so long as they violate the
rules governing amateurs In other branches
II is predicted that the outcome Of the dis
..,ussion viii be the making OF rigid rules by
the 4 4. I. e. govern bowling. The big bowl:
under cover. or. flock by themselves In the
future. The following well-known bowlers ex-
pttsStu tteir views a DUN reporter TexaFu-
ing the amateur subject:
Sam Hathaway. Palma Club-Any man who depends
or On s S, 70, !ssh1sdn .is.E .S,is ;ho s..;
ss. i S %'e ssa
e. ". os,ertas Gotham C,as-A professional bowler
u enc who makes living through kiA earnings won on
q. Denny Glendale Club consider q professional
one .he makes lxtnS by BOWLING.
sional places limit his wsr.rs or amount OF
s,akes Friendly xase:s do not consider a prutes
=. P-.or. Jr. Gotham Club. and SECRETARY OF tho
american NATIONAL 1ouEnantht-Ai present there are
III Neinlvn. Ro..daie Club-Auy bowler who de-
pS;,, H e On h. zane consider gr1se;';on.L
on. who makes Living b. bowling
II kahi.t"f Spartan Glub-I 40 not beliere IN ANA
us Ii,ins %, bowling alley. i. professional
one who devote. 8. u &. ,safs sE,enson To
Ani roll. arains: poor boTers consider professional
John Has, ttaisnts Club and Pr-.iaent American
National Iourn smsnt-As soon as bowler rolls for
whether in team or individual game he Is profes.
snnsi secordinE TO rnlr governing other spori do
Refer crehani Cas.I CONSIDER one profe ssional
sional bowler un!sss he rolls in Tournament where
sans bowler one WHO the game Its profession.
v. riripe, Glendale Club, consider professional
power G1e Nno plays for money on any but his elaos
u. schreeter Captain Golden Rod ciuo-Any man
rules governing other athletic sports.
"a - haitk captain Jsr..r City a, c1Any man who
an; any way .a,Es Or form s%n,ms. professional
and ssmth III. mi %aS 1e ,s as .
chow the trne playing merits Of each club
an .etn. cash prils eon.des profe,slonSi one
VITO ~asess on the game do not ccnsde: professional
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Proposed list OF League crbs. showing approxima.
membershp and property Of each As estimated

In speaking Of the call. Secretary James Z.
Sullivan OF the A. A. U. said: "Why. the New
Jerseys never received this call. What Is more.
wewouli never Join such scheme. 1t cannot
help. Notwithstanding the assertions 70 the
contrary. being .antaGonistie TO the 4. 4. U. II
games. and pastimes Of every description to
the particular advantage OF its own members
indspepdent Of all other organizations In the
Then. again. the fourth. ,ffth.. and sixth
objects will surely get 1t in trouble with the
A A Y. Why. the whole thing Is out Of the
question, and my club would net ret, even EN-, con
tainiy make trouble. 6ut one thing I think is
certain. and that Is. 1t will not be successful
Tss En Ion T. tee strong. and its good work
A @; Mills would not discuss the call until
he had carefully, considered it That section
referring 70 the honorable Board Of Governors
Il d ssia that the Msa&attsn, Boston. De-
staten Island Columbia q Wellington. and
Pastims Athletic Club Of 81. Louis. along with
the athletic club Of the Sehuylkill Navy. haveal
ready expressed their willingness TO join The
twenty-eight clubs which NJ. Jansseh AZ,
worth Of property. and It has been predicted
the Staten Islander their support
II has been surmised that Mr.. Jansen would
like nothing better tina n 70 have his new League
recognized by the A. A Y. as an allied body. ir
the same way as the Turner Bund. and the
League OF American wheelmen. These allied
the Union Governing Board. and the gentle
man from Staten Island Is OF the opinion that
he could represent the new League In thvr-
ouEhly eu0ient MaR0eLs
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!Sas eEria-
Y Vanhn
Tss ~ Ole Hess,

had little Halloween fun Last night. and
a;ubiee owe: the victory Of the football team When
the iantor opened the chapel this morning the reading
desk and Its fixtures were missing. and their place
filled with rubbish Prss:den: xcEn;ghts stable had
been visited. His carriage wAs located on the higa
nj n %, Ds from a n1e 2" 81
Hall Beds and chair. we're beautifully dis.riesied oy..
steam plant The loksn had even attempted
20 domire the doctors horse In the chapel but the
brute refused TO climb the stons steps. The regular
morning bell did not rns and the long w.. found
Later Carlisle street holding up two trssa Nothing
WAS broken and she prank simply gave the janitor
little work In replacing the thiEss.
The elevens OF Pennsylvania College and Western
Naryand College played a wsstninsssr and
When time Was up the Gettysburg boys had scored "a
points and their opponents nothing.
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ODDS s.a E.s. or s,sr,s.

ft!s pretty vel; known that the winners In the Va
ruiA boxing Tournament Hot 500 apiece. Hhich &C
counts for the s. 900 expense bill
tArHeiy attended house warming took place q, rHy
esntG street Broofiyn. on saturday night X,6istss
SS1xs siaI. SstiossI Gre.nDon, Xeo n. f.ssi%:
3. a.,ss 1r:,
Citations gave spirited exhibitions.
n. LOWS, Nov 1.-Henry o. Psarsos, Who holds the
middi. weight wrestling ehampaonship Of nnois. and
easily d.iessd IL iso Soats he match vas tor pusss
lAi pounds
George D;xon the champion fsathsrveisht paeiist
Of Amsrca Is 10 meet his od rival Cal Mccarthy. this
Miners Bowery Theatre to-niyht He ~tl spar four
rounds at each performances during the week. Those
Who have so Tar CONSENTED 10 Stand up against him
Cal Mccarthy. Eugene Hornbacker and Nick Collins.
The "ss, POLE ,s:sSn q 1ss.ss 80 formally
posed Of D.yts Ing GTesSs asSse, Van seSseH.
saa. Sp e. Z:
knoedlef. Pollock, " Davis, and Bushner; Il Was an
re sisS .as S;s
two BY clubs this winter promise 20 be very interest
ing. The New York swtmnsrs arc the ehsmpions
As,rIr l.sI: Eoy. l-Ihe pleasant vesihe, here To-
day brorxh, hundreds. Of persons down 20 the b
ran in;e .hSrs neat The IsiIs s,ssss sSs
on its .wsy down the coast. When the big school
reached ts: foot q IiIsi avenue the surf ~. alive
Nth sss Opposite ksDss e Soi:Isn houss s,s Ash
nopped about the vet sand A iarss nlnbsr % nns
nsh .ers eaPtassd ~ nsn and soya vhe jumped Prom
their asny prsss before they we're carried eat again By
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Aner,e.. A,,oeint,ou Football,

severa! hundred persons jou.neyed TO the Brooklyn
Football Cubs grounds at Ridge wood yesterday TO
the New York rhises and the Brooklyn Football GLIB
play their second game for the American Association
Cap. These clubs met two weeks ago and played tie
game OF goals each and when the teams Lined up
yestsrday several changes in both teams.
The game called for O'Clock but II was 5:45 when
Referse johnson started the play AdamA fort This
teA kicked in the OF sd breeze and the ball
close vsttorS Rost The rhisties ed
after ten minutes' hard work. No more scoring
though both sides worked hard.
In the second half the visitors had the wind their
favor. and pressed hard bot the Brooklyn boys
blocked every attempt to score c. Gorrin allowing mo
work in defending bis eosl great deal Of rough play.
ing characterized the last hall and many fouls we're
ond goal ne Br?oklyns unable to score. and the
game Was finished In darkness The score stood: New
York. 2: Brooklyn The makeup OF the teams was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-02
Football Notes.

w.ltsr Camp "a. Homans kick his pretty goal from
Aoses next saturday At Philadelphia,
her .s On. s g ss q ns ri. make
Saturday, Meredith and leo played well a, bali back
also
wesleyan has been working under disadvantage. this
,.niop and mo lender she was not In the game
day. hut ~ fhinss win be different in the college
stisessd TO Cambridge and Vicinity ' ~ " ''''@'
The Mount Vernon football team average weight l1S
ss 'sy e:% hi. & a.s
aa:. B Ksp Noun. Jones'
Was .s! e .,. match re fs
' 81 h. S nv s
Sf:ss Isen the men from J.rs.y rushed sS,hss lille
u: flashed ne, ,s:5 ssms With g..
ss:n s., LIE Ss: M s
s,:: as;'' s.s is:i 81 4:
gam: on ysahs as q s.4s.
as.e5 -. him ssI Is
siSS $s% sss
..i e.srd ecay e.n
Sosy =. .Sqss ;.s fellows 'a s.d as
ton eeyens OF 1889 has put an appearance YET
this fall Jhs men have to Be urged on with ike:
-Sov. fellows line mp quick r Get move there =
AID Hurry NJ. boys; they are vinded' II u mot
pleAsant 70 always refer TO old times, bnt think OF
Snake Anes. "spou" Dopnely. Cash Cowsu Jane.
way. C<or1e Poe. Claiming. Hack. and Warren to-
HetheS for Princeton and also Of the 80 men C1rbin
Yale.
WtLliAHsroSN Nov The two orening games las,
Saturday ~ the Eastern intercollegiate series were
18th something OF surprise 10 those inisrest-i in
the championship roIteSt The ~ WiiiALnstOuu
between stevens and Williams resulted In @ NOR.
crushinE defeat for stevens than many expected
Amhsuts small score Of - 10 IL against Techs
pissiy team q. so.,Sn vas heard sSd;y with sur
ysns sams mems little i simply .ho., that stevens
tor wlltams showed no improvement On her former
good reputation - football plAyers Judging by the
way the team daily ItAettsing on the 81 yohnS Col
than maintsined noted football asthOfiiy has said
country. ne average weight OF The rush line 10 100
Martin: len tackle shea; iefs guard Roche: esntrr
smJth: right guard, Smith. right taeIs Welsh: right
end Brown: quarter hack. ferguson. left half hack
RsArdon; right half back. hcAlniAn: full back Hard
man. The Reservss have fe sunday dates open The
uAnASsme1t would like 70 arrange glmes the open
dates with the Volunteers Of Harlan the Mount Vernon
A. G. AAd DE exyAns- All conmnnicstions sbeald BE-
SgEdhAR. n. Il
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THE HORSE and CARRIAGE TRADE
eStsaay Demand for Standard Horses-Ths
Carriage Indsstry DoSaiaS.


Local dealers in horses report ready sales Of
the best grades. with nrst-ciass carriage
horses. express. truck. and other business
horses in demand. The call for roadstsrs Of
quality Is fair. and well-trained. stylish saddle
horses bring high prices.
The consignment OF hackney and other
horses from Mr.. Webb's breeding farm In YER
mont sold ct Tattersslls last week WIS merely
. weeding-out lot. previous 10 great sale
Later on. There were number OF fine horses
in tho collection. but most OF them sold
ut low prices. Those that fetched the best
prices were: Lady Giibey. blk. IN. 4 limp
hackney $775: Cfarevna. l.. T.. 2 limp. hack.
ney. bred by ". Burdett CouttsL s525: car.
s ?H cne b g. b fS5 s a. s sSS'easRrs
burn Maid. By Ethan Alien ~ ltre,tins S7Ss
From these prices they dwindled down to $lUO
Al Ven Tasssll 4 Kearney's repository. 100
apd l32 East Thirteenth street. matched pairs
sad coach sH horse. ss@ 10 % pair md
b Sse Sra ,5S1s,i1g geldns years l5
standard quotations at well-establ ished sales
Ssrsss. 500 % $500: good Saddle hsrsss.
3H00: pairs express or truck horses, $500 to
500: business horses. $3.50 to 500 each;
ing on IN trade is noticeable In business cir
clos. owing to political excitement and other
causes. but In tie carriage trade this fall there
has besn NO let up. During the past week
many good sales have been made 4 feature
two firms Of new, styiesAf 6roughams. In
build and general lines these vehicles are
somewhat suggestive Of those In use In the
time OF our forefAthers.
oan .ssr :, wss
sary for the stable and track. He has q big
depot wagons. Of which 10 has 9 large va
riety In the newest designa His extensive as
sortmept Of horse BLANKETS and line lap robes
from 81 the leading mile invites Inspection.
particularly some very hne Siberian wolf fur
dreprooi building at 80 Warren street. lis
n pnssenCer elevator and will probably be one
VI the finest eaissro9ms In the City.
AZ Van Tassell d koarneys. East Thirteenth
street. near Third avenue. may be seen q fine
display OF carriages Of the gewest and most
ssso9s Sos. go. xsasifSteNE and many
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wheeling COSBY.

Amt.ttns OF the ATLANTA whselmsn Of Newark viii
lie held this evening.
The TOURIST wh.eimen Of this city held run 10
A0rrtstovn yesterday
The Gotham Wheemen have arranged 10 open club
pool tournament on Nov. IL.
The South Brooklyn whse!men held . e!Gb run TO
Hampstead l.. J., yesterday.
The Peerless wheelm.u OF Brooklyn will hold club
run 10 coney IsiAnd tomorrow.
The club Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club were post
ponsd from saturday until toporrow.
p. W. scbelteua .Beduen. the German racing crack
Is at present visit TO this country.
The AontAuk wheelmen will hold ten mile road
race over the PiAinnd y. j. course tomorrow.
VIZ. Murphy Of the New York Athletic Club proposes
trying TO lower the IOomie road record this fall
The third OF the series ct hye.mie handicap road
II the Riverside Nheslmen viii be held 70 NOR
row afternoon
The Gotham Wheenen viii hold q bOEsewnrm'ns on
next Saturday evening IN their new eu6 house "a East
seventy ninth street.
yessr.. stilger. Judge. Powers. Smith. Barker and
wAId viii compete In the club championship race VI
the Riverside Nheslmen to morrow.
The kipss County wheslmen will hold their twenty
nye mile handicap road the famous Irvngton-
niibgEn course 10 a2uow. There are twenty entTtss
tog tbs .IAss,
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Harry Yesterday MORNING ,se member, Of The Gaelic
Society hal bsen having say time the night b.
celebrating thtr rtub hous~ in west twenty.
eighth street the aAl Ha,lor Eve seanAehas jour.
in several tally 10 coaches to the athletic plant
At Is;in Nocdside, l. I. to epjoy dAys outing and
athletic rames J Michel The New York A. q
weight ihro~er. refereed the folio wing events
One hundred yard Desh-won by J. Mccarthy: J..
Connolly second. T. Eerne third. Time. IL 3 sec.
ouds -
throwing &c. pound weish.-wcu By Mccarthy. 20
feet inches Haxrerty second. Is feet inches; j.
Connery third. IL feet y inches
One-hpndre ed and wenty.yA Hurdle-Non BY J.
Mccarthy. r: Foley second J. Hngserty third. Time.
n Is seconds
ihro.ins i,.rognd n.mn.r.wsn by !, MeC.I,hs,.
81 feet in M Connery second ~ fee: 10 inches T.
Re node third. 81 feet inches.
Gusrtermiie Run-won By ]. Mccarthy. ,. connery
second: H.scerty thru Tint. Sy< ssrcnds =,
Az inches; }: Hagsertr second. 81 feet inches j.
Running il,xh Jump,Won b. Connery Sfe.. ~
inches r. Foley tecond 5:eet 6A inches, j. MCCARTHY
third. . Zee; 81 inches.
Hop STEP and Jump-wou by Mccarthy. - feet 81
inches Hatg.rty second - Feet W inchss. + Foley
third, - feet inches.
Running Broad Jump-won by J. Cornery. ls fest ,
inches. ): Mccarthy second. Is feet inch; P. Foley
third. II feet inches.
Mile aan-wnn By J. NeCa-,ley: r Foley second
Time. minutes So 2-5 seconds.
On the regular basis OF points to nrsts. to sec-
onds and 10 thirds Mccarthy won the Gaelic cham.
pionship With 81 pnints 70 lis credit Connesy was
second with points, HeeHvrty taicd With IL poin's
and Foley fourth. with ii rOintA