The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30
GREAT ON PHYSICAL CULTURE.
The +. NJ. e. As Making mig Preparations
tor the Future

Tor TIC future.
Schemes unparalleled In the history OF Y. NJ. @.
A. athletic. have been set on foot and have
mot with prac !oal success. From The last
quarterly report OF the State associations. 1t
has boon learned that In 100 out OF the l89
associations the total daily a,ten lance ut the
gymnasium hns been 1879. nr. Yarnell Of the
Young Mou's 1astbMs On the Bowery, who
has only iocently returned homo. has been
exceedingly busy receiving applications for
gymnasium memberships. Commencing Mon
day. Sept. Z. regular class drills In Indian
clubs. dumb bells. jumping. running. sroe
gymnastics, and In work on the parallel
and horizontal bars will DO held through.
out the wintor. according to tho following
schedule: Graded evening classes. MONDAYS.
Wednesdays, and Friaays at S O'Clock. After
noon classes. Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Sat
urdays ut 3 ard 8 O'Clock. Fencing. Mondays
aud fridays II: 8 o'clock. Individual instruc-
ton will 10 given on Monday. Wednesday.
anu Friday afternoons and on Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday evenings. Tho time
for Eymnastic exercise is not confined 20 these
hours alone. General exercise 10 allowed at
NIL hours. One good rule requires all gym
nasts to appear ON tho floor in regulation
suits OF White shirts. da tights and trunks.
and white or gray slippers
Tus y. NJ. l. people unite theory aud prac.
tice Talks OH gyninasr les will he held ~ FOL
lows: sept %. William Glaikis. subject not
yet announced: Nox s. Or. Il. NJ. Bull OF
NauRatuck. Coun.. OH What Gymnastics will
do for Ono" Dec. 8. Points on Personal
Hygiene" ~ pr. W. I. Martin; Jan. Z. George
W. Ehcr. tho now physical director Of the
Central Branch OF the Brooklyn y. ~. C. A..
subject unAhnounced: Feb 4. Alexander c.
Howe. physical director OF tho Last Eighty
sixth street branch. on Cross-eountry
Running: March 3. what is Physical
Cultur,?" by DIR. j. Gardner Smith OF
tho Harlem branch. Physical Director
TO the public schools: april = =. lessons IS from
DaltiOtt OF Twenty .,nird street branch. In
order 10 discover tho los. apparatus TO 10
u nee er S:en I thoro ch Scientific exnmna.ion
spiromslor.. and test machines before no can
be admit d to the gymnasium floor.
The various clubs Connected with tho In
stitu ~ becinn NC to reorganlze. The Of
rrcsidcnt: J. 5. McCislian. vice. pTesident:
Nathan shinan. Secretary AMI Treasure. Tho
club will commence 10 practice about the mil.
get Into proper shape challenges will 10 issued
hi. Is i. III. min s year Of tho existence o, tn.
rowing club. ind the Attendance Mt tho out.
inEs held during The past summer has heen
esbsr branch crews. On Labor DAY the "lab
1Ts h.s E so Ga H Fsiy d SsP d
dinner, after whiSn match game of baseball
XII am Thsn as ss will a
In swimming MAJ chos. There are some. prize
swmmsrs nmos the oars%.p ipslnains
William Lubosch. and Max kohn '
Ihe Harrisrs Club members h are expected t to
Mendelkern: irestit5Rt: hudson $; Meclsan;
b. Ss1Nm9y ST. siSrsas r"e
pital will be the medical examiner OF the Y. II.
l. men for the ;,eason OF io9i ". ,,,
checker matches have been held in tho Young
Mems institute E. ;d NJ. room Al present
Viii lam X mailman: Trcsiien OF tl.e club: Vie.
Rrss ens ard Mr. TnGhsr
v.y at the game ''u0 10 also
Tle Il j; a,h!sts, haze s been M winning
a.os and an e. At it,
second the mile run ]. Ne!ustein Won The
il the walk ali. at the Star Athletic cIub game.
H"llander W n second place in the mile run at
The Twenty.third, street Christians are col;
lerling an extra good bowling team; They will
Athletic contest. a members handicap all
u he q Mo nef Haven as the
Saturday. Sept, II. Any CT y member OF three
games. The entrance fee ID 80 cents aud the
entries close with James II. McCnrdy. 40 East
A. NJ. The following are the events: One hum
dred.yard dash. hammer throwing. running
ps snnSa ashse cham
P% m Of Tie New 9rk S!uts
Amy Nom ber OF the 1879 associations in tho State
10 eligible. Al contestants must enter at scratch
can send more than three men. ANY number
los; than three may; however. compere tor In.
Gniet sco' H SYSTEM. as ad"ptea b. the in:
ternntlonsl COMMITTEES Prizes will be awarded
to the s1c essdp, men q. iol,"Ts: IL the VIC.
WON WON f 6y t"s same 1 ST 5isnah VICE
500 es medals will be award ed to the Winners.
d des ssp BY H wh M . &scp Mssne''
The boys denartment OF tue \ ~ ! has
ss aoer IN n.
word go. They are going to have regular
are Il the ee eesr. 81 the charles
me mem n Charles 1. ReckweIi. seeretary. Ea-
doph g. hsyEoidt Is Chairman and Treas
Rptre Is close oct. with Secretary Rockwell.
The following events will contested: QUAR-;
Jump. knapsxck race. throwing the baseball.
potato race. and thrss-leeeed race, The finals
In tho lawn tennis tournament the Drelimi-
nares OF which will no played on Oct. 8. vii! be
decided dee on the day Of the athletic meeting.
On Tuesday evening tho gymnasium OF tho
Central Branch in BROOKLYN will reopen with
grand reception 10 the new physical director.
Gsorss W Filler; !, eng HI ns'n,s .Ha;; g. N;
athletes,will Welcome The Detroit Christians.
Friday evening. athletic night. tho subject
discussed was the Effect Of League Member-
shn Outside ths J: n; q A." espscally IN 70.
2. J.. smith. cham! lon broad nmrer Of tho
league; J. II. Van, Huyck. ard Malcolm Ford.
were tho principal speakers.
The entries for tho doubles in thu. Brooklyn
tennis tourney have come In 20 slowly that hs
management, have decided to hold open tn"
known players la,o entorel so far. =. A:
Gul4twin ant 4; n. aiken. ". +. Powers and
Il. I. Rollins and Is. Y. X, Speidell. Alllois
Tenns Club: George II. Eonndtres. VIII l..
Parker, and Z. L. and II. s. Hsitcamp.
Yachts Being Laid Up.