New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-28
FOR THE INDOOR GAMES TONIGHT
RARE SPORT EXPECTED AT MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.

RARE SPORT EXPECTED AT MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.
Madison Square Garden will be gay with lights and
streamers and music and bright costumes tonight ana
its vaunted roof will echo with cheers and applause aO
the annual indoor athletic meeting OF the Manhattan
70 ctic Club Cappa's 18th Regiment Band VIII give
a frst-cass musical programme. THIS Is the reeepuon
committee J. X. Hackett, John Reilly, Francis NJ
Person. James Il. MacFarlane John S. Ridley waiter
Boes, w. T. Wood, J. S. Ascough, h. r. Lydoh' Johi
J. Manning, Louis L. Betting, +. II. Rowland, Alfred
Chasseaud Warren Sage, Z. NJ. Carnrck W. II.
smock A. z. Niorisini, W. A. Reilly, Z. IL.
Burhaps. H. d. Averill and A. L. Ripley, chairman
And the officials are: Referee, George ". Carr track
Judges Charles F. MathewsOn, Walton storm, W. u'
Schuyler: field Judges, W. j. Swan, j. Il. sullivan Will
lam b. Curtis starter, Harry 2. Pike timers, u Z.
Hughes Everett j. Wendell. George A. Avery. Wendell
Baker Eugene Van schalck; clerk OF the course, D.
Cornell assistant clerks of the course, C. d. Perry j. b.
Anderson Dr. J. c. Miller, X. b. Moneypenny; Judge
of walking, F. A. Ware inspectors, c. W. Whitney,
j. G. Tighe Lincoln A. Stuart l.. E. Myers, Dr. W. X.
Pryor: marshal DR.. Arthur O'Shea; announcer, A. u
Palmer; reporter W. de Forest Bostwck; bicycl, UNI
pires, F. p Pria F. II. Rowland; scorers NJ. A. Cum
ing A. Peverely, II. L. Bloomfield, +. X. Fortmeyer,
H. Dimse f. c. Carter; athletic committee s. ].
Cornell captain and chairman; Eugene Van Schaick,
first lieutenant; Fred A. Ware. second lieutenant.
There are over seventy entries for the 70yard hand
cap Thomas j. Lee n. Y A. c., scratch about thirty
In the one-me walk, handicap, T. Shearman NJ. A C.,
scratch thirty two for the 44Oyard novice run from
scratch: twenty for the 70-yard hurdle handicap.
F. c. Pufer ~ J. a. C., scratch; sixty-fOur for the
44O-yard rum handicap, J. s. Roddy, NJ. a. c.. scratch
twenty five for the Onemile safety bicycle hand
cap, p. j. Berlo, NJ. a. c.; e. NJ. Worden, NJ. A. c..
and George A. Booker, NJ. A. Co. scratch; sixty entries
for the 22Oyard run, handicap, E. W. Aen Berkeley
Yale and c. r. Swain, NJ. A. c., scratch; seventy for
the one-miIe rum II. p. Connect, NJ. A. c., scratch
thirty eight for the 3mie run, handicap T. p. Connef
NJ A. c., scratch thrtytwo for the running high
lump, II. L. Hallock, NJ. A. c., and A. Dfckerson
~ Y. A. c., scratch thirty eight in the running
broad Jump, handicap, T. C. Wiegand, n. Y C.:
George Schwegler NJ A. c.. and J. J. Mooney, y. ~
A. scratch; and eighteen for the high pole vault
handicap o. Pnlvermiller p. A. c., and J. Crane, IT.
Boston a. A., scratch
game of lacrosse will bring the evening to close
Tho teams will line up as follows T. NJ. Marson (cap
tain), Manhattan goalkeeper; W MITCHELL point
f. spahr inside attack; David Browr, cover point
C. Smith outside attack; Charles DeCssanova. de-
fence field j. II. Crecnbaum tcaptain), attack heh
Joseph DeCasanova, defence field; +. Sutorius: AZ
tack field; W. T. Davis, l.. Bowman centre Held
Horace Thomson. attack field; Il. Mcguire, defence
field: C. Royal Bennett, outside attack; IL. Mitchell
cover point Malcolm Thomson, inside attack H. b.
Ginsberg, point II. Rice. c. c. n " goaKeeper
substitutes Il. Rice VI. OppeBheimer. r. Whltc, foi
G. C. n Y: A. +. Goodwin. Thornton Earle. NJ H. u
Bennett for NJ. A. G. Referee, ii. ii. Balcl. Um-
plres, a. D. Ritchey s. /. A. G., and J. t. Flannery