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The sun., 1891-05-25
OARS AND SHELLS
Crews Preparing for Next Saturdays
Regatta.

1shstory about to repeat itself! From present indL
cations II would Some years ago the Phsssfo
River Regatta Association held their spring regatta on
Decoration Day. couple Of back ward seasons IKE the
present induced them sbandon that date for their
regatta and thercuion the Harlem Regatta Association
adopted IL The Passsis Association having discovered
that their regatta not success on any other date
and ssasonsbls spring weather hevne returned in the
q :1 ,% B.. fs s s.s sn ss ssss
saSSE tSs. ,sis ssd
ss iST y: pr;:i:is
Isrsm x:.osi.sion request I.Iinqsh the dsis
ground thai Il only sdoptsd h. date stsr fss'aos
Tsis y:sf !hs Harlem Association decided to give
Decor.ton day 20 the pssacs and selected June ID as
As hs present. the mos. bselws,d season IN
sS,s asssTs III q
e om .pni
The members Ss The IN for NAT s sa
SisT V sss%s ~: s::f @ cir training so far has
"a Z: ; Ss; sy %s,,HsS
Sopsnsa 6. G,,. AND
IN srsiaiss as sasy % roW.a pa past, - wv 4A''>'s"
$:s. ;ssi. ss:s sSs .:.t Sssy
.asPsy 1as
II: s:sss.s! iSsSis. S:ss !n,..m.a,..s sas.
s!.!y .sts 70 % .Ss s Kat The Nom
parsils will know they have been In q
The Metropolitan Rowing CluD viii have but one en-
try In the Pssssic regatta In Newton Atherton In tho
senior singles Mr. AthertOn arrived at the boathouso
yeslsrday morning from Hartford and took short
sptn IL was tile Intention OF capt Mahr TO also enter
John ReaRan, but URcagan came to the conclusion
entered.
The Manhattan Athletic Club was represented by
Frtd HawkinR Jack NaQie J. McNanuA aud J. Looney.
sr,a. NJ hs.kn Nh the eao IN The m s,ni%s
Will have to row faster than he ever did before,
II. Na:..as Junior sisht which y training for the
Harlem regatta were out and plainly showed the
result OF tho past weeks work There win probably bs
a few changes made III tho crew the coming week,
however
The Friendships Junior eight. coached by Jack Lar
Ean took a long row down the river IN the morning.
Their work naturally prude a. II tn be expected from
q green crew. but under the tuition OF oliver and
Igan they ought to bs In good shape for the Harlem
Regatta
The Union and Dauntss junior fours were also ont
ami did some very hard work. the
All Of the passaic River Boat Ciuo's crews as alsa
those OF q . varuna and Nautilus club. OF bay Ridge
went ever the course at ens twice during the day there
The men were snxious to do all the work possible.
The sun., 1891-05-25
Base hall Notes.

Roger COnnOr Il striking out too often
Thsrsb letter At this onios for T. J. Estsrbrook.
Hneiy
AT bayonns on saturday--younE Mems Association,
"; Bayonne CITY A. T.. II ssaboArds. 8 AAriona o.
The report that keefss arm In condition 10 un.
true ~ 10 All Fight and he u anxious TO 20 Into the
Tex. Why does he NOT have . chancet
SYRACUSE, Nay 2%-CAtchsr Bushons was rslsAssd
by Manager frazer last night He was too high priced
Aman. th expected that third bsssman 6nailsys
Northwestern LEAGUE Kames on Saturday; ~ Evans
MiS.tyanmsv,ie , " rsoria AtIsrre nauts.TeIrs
., Detroit o. AZ Bay city-Bay City o; ri. Wayne g.
rsiscsIos, May 2tThe base ball dsfeAt Of yesterday
n.t bat and too much hunting Last evening after r.
gowns and carrying lighted ispcrs marched slowly and
snsnty ABOUT tho eampnh rarIynaa az bat in coihn
vas buried and n marble Tombstone. inscribed with
piared over It. "
The sun., 1891-05-25
BlNDBALI MEN ON A VISIT
A Bse Party From New York ana Brook
lyn Play In Phiin deiphsa.

PHILADELPHIA. May 24.-The veteran hand
ball court at 913 Carpenter street presented AZ
inspiring appearance to-day The old court
has brilliant record during its nineteen
years OF existence. but nothing that has evei
occurred thero surpassed tho entertainment
| OF to-day. The event was visit OF pnrty oil
New York and Brooklyn advocates OF the old
Irish game, including II number OF the most
| celebrated players in the world. The visitors
very kindly came here to advance the interest
in the game and they were the special guests
Of tho Amity Athletic Association. an organic
zation scarcely year old. but which will un-
donltedy occupy prominent PLACE in the
ambitious men They have lifted up the old
court with many conyeniences. Tho court is
wide. but stIll its playing qualities are very
iair and every one one 81 ,. the Visitors who t99E s
tRe secoua io iioor tie cnb has as comfortaSY
dressing roo With the latter is
I; aspS| q; n r%hsss We're i,tssn 4 liz
s5pokSn william MnaS.n Senraey DR. hhtp Smith IN
change. New York J James IS Dunno. Dun Jr.. amateur
chan SShampbf2n, bf,,, e the ySrld Major John Car,mody.
sy RSss a1ry TIaTs nd
Waekermann OF Newark. '''''.
Ihomas Nicholns the father OF hahdbnll In
ps CITY, saa fsfssSR S 9Ty
the visitors at tho depot nnd escorted them by
as az he sS GI
anu superintendent hfeholas kindly showed
at af Tho Am ne
lunch was served. The court was. crowded
S pssSs ns %s.s assss 81 c Se
S.RosT,ks: s ihS veteran Harrison, prsSs6ly q:
isek Fessrsy. Prei James Murray PAL 6'HSfa.
ss 6Rsss
the crack player Of the Amity. Association. and
sses he hSqFRhaS a. Shs
pSssne th twS will PLAY me
James Dunns II 17-So
,,Larry Larry Travis and Tom lyman played Jim
but
for the Glasgow and Limerick men. The score:
sE.s Haisoi% sna sSas% .ia Capt Ro:: i5-s i
p1h he dsy dss sns STssH snS @
Dunno; sE. end VII willia% CSgst1ey Their neat
eniilo character. intsrspsrsed with &c severe ere
m The
CITY, yTSs saols
SanS. Sa;ss ana ana ps aRsS Il ais
The final game was between Major Carmody |
and James Nolan and Capt Billy Roae and /
]. j. Walls. Tho first game was rather easy |
win. but the next two games were closely |
played. showing the men to be we'll matched. |
The score:
sS:Ra ssRIer ssss cssmoay saS wn' snd s Sas3
The following of the visitors left for homo
tonight: Capt. Rose. Col. Meehan, James
n alcolm.. James Dunno. Jr.. Larry Travis
Thomas Lyman. and Billy Courtney;
will be the guests Of the Philadelphia Racquet
Club. The special attraction will be q game
imD smes dunno. ST.. and Barney M Mc6nade. foc pr.
Smith Is In great form and is confident OF
winning.
The sun., 1891-05-25
Annual Meet,ns or the CorantA,an A. O.

The deferred annual meeting Of the Corinthian Ath
lstio Club was held ON Saturday evening In the club
house at West New Brighton q. 1t the frst zen,
eral meeting OF tho club since Its and
big delegation turned out The report Of Treasurer ssa
listened with much interest Although tho cluh
had expended an enormous amount for grading the
srouuds constructing grand stand, 10, it was In
hourishing condition financially.
Probably the most in the history Of
the club tho recent fair. II great financial
success Secretary Worrel read his annual report in
which he cited how the club had risen to DO ono Of the
day the Corinthian Athletic Club was comparatvsy
unknown in this big world.
A recess was take until tomorrow evening. whom
the Board Of pireetos Will DO elected fcr the ensuing
Saturday night was follows: James Kerr James O.
Raymond Z. H. seara Judson WorrelL Reon BarneA
z n. A.he 4: Chaplin, : Robertson. Frank shse,
OF scratching 10 likely to bo done
The sun., 1891-05-25
Odds and End. OF sports

Tommy pebevniss Of the Fifth Avenue T. C. has been
III for abe pas, few days and was consequently unable
10 play In his clubs tournament for neteens singes
He hopes to be able to compete In the doubles next
Saturday with Harry Hal cock.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. May Tho Onion Athletic Club
was organized tonight with over ,Ob subscribers.
s1,xs nhsp,s va; Ghsn ven r.sa rIssaasn; Hi"hx'
bowen, Secretary aud John SHEPPARD, Jr, Treasurer
There !. slwsys some new n@orolty nov turning mp In
poafhlsep.i.,, Psrsop. have gone without! .issp q
they were mere skestonA . Woman has travelled on
has I,mped from the ION Of the Brookiyn Bridgs in,o
the East Eiyer but Mr. Wnsow has somsih,ng entirely
ready 20 draw trot.ing snky with man seated n T.
inside Of nfty hours the auky not 10 weigh
more than l} pounds He will do this for any renson
.rs. to te,t winsows endurance and rsnTfh and nt
willing TO No against any man IN twenty four hours
70 Us You please
The sun., 1891-05-25
Our Ciubs n tho West.

The Eastern clubs have four more games to play In
the West before the nrst Western trip Of the Eastern
teams shall bs closed The New Yo.ks have their four
hardest games to play. Ausons team are playing tho
kind OF ball that will land them top when the sea-
son closes, II some other team does check them.
They have been winning right along OF late sweeping
everything before them They took four straight
games from me Brooklyns. and Anson now confident.
ly boasts that hs will repeat the dose 10 the New Yorka
lie should not be SO suro Of that however, for al
though tho New Yorks have done uoory so far on the
trim they may be in Just the mood to throw Anson
down ysry hard and At least win two gamea
The New iorks have won four and lost seven games
on this trip They should have won more. az in nearly
every game they outbatted their opponspta and oui.
tieied them also But they seemed to have hard luck
In the three series they hava played they earned
Will show what they did fn each series:
The sun., 1891-05-25

viii b. seen that the standard although placed low
to bagin reaches beRht In each event which Ii
siasred high class for any sil around petition The
scoring table above differs materially from that Of
the system that OF giving points second
poiutA And third points.
instance. the winner OF the l0OyA ard dash might
run in 10 2s secondS the second man IN II seconda
and the third man In ~ - ssconds The winner would
II running three nfths ot second sx yards better
than second aud the second fths onds or
four yards better than third man. whereaA under the
Guck systsm the better performances scored proper
uonatsly In points
This would encourage the contestants not only to
perform better than ono another. but to reach the
highest possible standard In each event In this way
Grand total OF ponts obtained may be compared At dis
tAnt places aud with others In future ears Il also
enables the individual to compare his from year
TO year
tho result Of the adoption Of the Guck system would
be that the entry list for this would
tsnfod and the interest therein oud Ge
propornonaly good We would then ses every event
fought the very limit II would stimulate A dc.
sire In many for alLaround development Instead OF
speciates and thus make race of stronger and bet
ter men.
This tho step which, II taken will intrench athletics
deep In tho he arts OF the American public.
Nkw foRk, May ~ MKYHR COHEN
The sun., 1891-05-25

The Jersey City Lacrosse Club has consolidated with
the tabernacle Athletic Association OF Jersey Cy and
will under the latter name IN the As
ISOLATION OF Amateur Lacrosse Iinyers 1his viii yivs
the Jersey Citys good grounds on which 10 practise.
UP we'll
The game which was scheduled on Saturday between
the COrin.hinn Athletic Club ami the Jerscy tity La
crosse Club was forfeited % tho Corinthians 1seagse
VIII give tho Jersey ys last place in The Metro otan
Lacrosse Assoc aon series They have vet gnino to
play with the New York Athletic Club hut II 10 quite
likely that tho latter will win.
The lacrosse team Of the Staten Island Athletic club
felt ind guant because Lehgh University cancelled the
sams on saturday y :. very evident that lehigh wns
warded: .'Mnst cancel game for Saturday. Another
defeat will XIII lacrosse here" Tho staten Islanders
10 take them out besIdes getting up larr. de egnon
OF club members to accompany them. lehgh's answer
that they could not play adding that The team had
been dseandel the gams between me Drnihs and
Juno d Staten IsaQh
The sun., 1891-05-25
jackson Wants to Fight 1t Out.

San FRANcisco. May 2+-Jim Corbett to-day received
telegram from tho New Orleans olympic Club. offer.
ing S2 900 purse for fight between him and Slavin
Coroet replied that he would be in New York in two
weeks and would then talk fight. lie states that he
will probably not engage In another contest for year
when he Will be larger and stronger.
Regarding another match with Corbett, Potter Jack.
son says: II am perfectly willing to light out and in
said that on leaving Australia. he had promised tho
sydney Gymnastic Club that as soon as GODDARD put
@ nSd since been nrorm:d sGat The club had arransed
them in ten days he would agree to another match
with Cofbett within three months from date Jackson
further states that should Goddard hold him to q
match and he won. he would make no other engage
menta but return here aud give Corbett the first
The sun., 1891-05-25

Norman @ Iohn'on Tho champion Of the Annexed
District L. !. A. has Joined the Now York Tennis Club
- Parmy Paret strained his ankle while pr &C ,i.ing
on me central Park courts on Friday II 10 feared that
lie viii not bo able 10 play this week.
Edwin Fischer Is one OF the most promising Of ths
central rark paySa Ito IN the fr mt rank OF single
players. but is weaker In u double game
This seasons crop Of young npulicanta for teunis
honors wili probably 10 large one Another viii
bfiny M snrh Players IS duncan Gambler William k
Fowler Howard A. Colby. H. u. WIonil, and Gsrard IT,
Charles llaish one of the propristors of the oisl
Gladstone, Ia ono Of the most rnnsAsic ~ IIo Ger,
Iai ark payera WIN Theodore l. Townsend he won
the doubles Championship OF the Park In both the
spring and fall tonrnmenis last year lie practising
now for the spring championship events
The sun., 1891-05-25
HOW WOULD THIS DOs
A New System OF Scoring for tho An.
ar0uud ChnmDlOnshlp.

around Championship.
70 rHR EprroR OF Tns sux-sr: A. We are about on
the eve OF the A. =. all around championship We
have brought promi minsntly before us . table complied
by Dr.. Luther Quick Of Springfield. Mafs. which 10
ranged for such contests. snd has been adopted by
mAnyY N. Z. A. branches throughout the United
States and s also 10 use At the Springfield Training
School,
The system has many good qualities which worth
considering In those all around CONTESTS apt
to see certain mon being 80 far superior in certain
specaltiss that the interest in them lAcka The
strive oniy to be placed In thsse events and there
fore do not perform 10 the limit Of their respective
eeiliiea whereaA were they to perform high class
der the Quick System their efforts would receive
nitiou with additional pontA
Then the ouble with the present system ia that the
standard y PLACED 80 hizh - new men enter this
competitor and tn fear Of this serves to discourage
their efforts This arrangement also leads to complt
catons for the men fail BY the way by the
standing Of those remaining II necessarily changed
We Also have means Of comparing the result Of
compstitonA say II held smultansously IN New YORK,
Chicago. and San Francisco
All these drawbacks this new system 10 supposed to
overcome 1t 10 based follows: The standard 10 placed
low. 30 that all may at least quality. and the points
which for himself or team may bs easily
computed. One falling to qualify In any event 10 not
total.
The points range from 100 end are taken here at
random. These illustrated a. they appear
IN both bam onohlp lists:
The sun., 1891-05-25
L0NDONs LIVERPOOL
B0WERy, COR. HESTER ST,
YALRS CREW NOT WORKING TooETBEn
They will Have TO Reduce Their VVeisA>
Considerably Yet.

Esw HAVEN, Nay 2l.-Ths Yale Varsity crew wbish
will struggle with Harvard practically decided on
yesterday, and the men assigned positions n fol-
lows: Stroke. Gould; No. 2. Hegcman; No a Brew,
ster tcaptain); No. s Hefieanger; No. Payne; No
Ely; No 2 simms; bow. MillA Percy Bolton Yala ga
who coached the es crow that broke the record and
who has been in almost constant attendance. At ,hs
practice pulls Of tho during the last tive
weeks says that Crosby may replace Mills but such
change will not be made Mills does not drop OF in hs
good work. a. he may possibly do.
Bob Cook has been giving all his attention to the
crew for the last two days and considerable improve
msnt has been shown in their He refuses TO give
an opinion for publication. Percy Bolton however,
ssys that ~ Hoy. are By R0 u 70 the STANDARD
have suffered much from sickness and absence Of
the men from the boat. The men stilI TOO heavy
Ths weights OF The mem as E9sn 1Sl ou c.n9 10
Brewster last night show that 20 the past weeks
~ a. and
Nxw Lospos Nay 24..AfthouEh the crews viii not
Harvard race Tho betting here 1avors Yais y about
ss sa:a "a s
ss s crew. ;s wit IF md :. csSi
browne house on June is where they have been 40
Of mile below Ysiss Il is close 70 tie vats1 SSs
SsSk from tns roaSway s9Ssnt % H d,.ssnss e %
S g eesasa zee
ss% s Sa ss. S:.
erected sgo Columbia Enl probably be the frst
I'll md VII soo"
few The indie atons that all the orews VIII
6e ths river length OF time this year nss
The sun., 1891-05-25

My HAvEs, May a!-Commodors II. A. Seymour Of
ne M New hayen nacHt .ah -: appointed Myron X;
Day for the opening sail.
The Newark Yacht Club givos notice iha, on May NO
the club wil hold lis Annual opening ~ the club house
a. BAyonne. rrspArstons have been made TO ftcsys
the member Ahd their lady frends on that day. Tho
RsRAta Comnitiee have arranged special psnnant
race ana the yacht owners are especially requested to
The ensisny OF the Jersey City Yacht lub AM Jersey
City Aihisc Cinb sreed IN hu'fer In the breeze with
unusual viRDr yo-ierday OIL nccunnt Of the arrival
rrssidrnI!. I.ppcii Az T"rp,n Is an sn!ha.is,iio
ssen 20 The want. OF et. handsome craft while away
ana ho vi thus DO aee 10 sntoy sail OH beard tie
msmGsr. q ,us J.rssy Ghy Athletic ;nab viii Roii
muaioal prokramnie mas bstn ARRANGED.
The sun., 1891-05-25
LorilIard A, C. Athletes.

Tie members Of the Lorilard Athletic Club decided
another series Of events In their regular monthly CON-
petition at tho West Side Trot,ing Park Glendale N j.
yesterday morning. The result follows:
onshundredyard Run (nnal heat-J. F1aherty
tsoratchl first; Moran " yard) second and J. Hod.
nett tscratcnE third. Time, II 25 seconda
Quarter mile Run-J Flaherty tscratch hrst; J. Hod.
nst 90 yards and Moran ran dead heat for second
place They agreed TO toss coin the pAco and
uodnett won. Time 30 Ia seconds
Running Broad Jump scratch)--J. Hodnett IL fset 7
inches. hret Faherty, ls fest inches second and
j. Moran. II feet u inches. third. WV
One mile RUM. Flaherty (scratch), 6rst: A. Brubp
uio yards. second. The remainder OF the seven com.
psutors quit Time. o mnntss and Is ssconds
The leading men TO date follow: j. F.aherty %
i. Doan 3. " ~
The pool tournament to decide the ch ampions OF
the clnb wN concluded at Duny'e parlors in Jersey
tity Saturday evening The leading trio received
gold medal silver water pitcher and silver basil
rrAuectiNelY The recaru InlnIya. - -.
The sun., 1891-05-25
Maple Athletic Club Stag.

A. wannsuaohors Hail. Middle Village L. l., on Sat
urday night the closing indoor entertainment Of the
Maple Athletic Club for the season held The pro.
gramme was very lengthy. Capt. Frank Krug was tho
upon the club and the COMMITTEE In charge Some Of
tile clevercst amateurs in America donned the gloves
svinced sa,i.taetion Of crowded and .nthu.iastia
Ahle,ioClub and rroL Semester Eastern
Club made corkinH exhibition bout with tio gloves
,ionsl A.. gave .:syer ana earnest bout; Batty
good pair. Thomas Greed. .Hoppsreil A. C.. and j.
Wa!tst Maple A. c.. rave bnut which was repIets
with scientific points the of the two clever
lad, you'd lead one e sSpsct William Butler and
good bout D. Rena,niu md r Kisse Of the xmerican
Athisro Association made an Interesting sttto II.
G. were very good both dcing good clever work, q"
The sun., 1891-05-25

on Reilly. g. oroXsn. Z. Struck out-simons Daily
Howe. barry dillon. ficpkins aelliy. Home rsas-
b.lliy: llosy s"e,Ile. II,.N'I,Sn, s,9!.n S-s.ss- -
Etsuss. and tInnessni Reilly, Barry aud Powss;
g. eiil NcIabe and ,onnell: Nelson, Connei, and D.
Kennedy. MT by pitcher-Connsll ty,. UkeilL Barry
Ioey, 6illon Wild pitch--Reiliy. Passed bsi-Kfaus
Cmpire-flopkihs Time-1;tD.
rrnss GIANTS, ~; NoSRore. q
Isi won the game for the Cuban Giants at ths ross
Island rrouins Yesterday not br sny brilliant play
ms but By his sprntnr abilities In the ninth inning
rlay ny foul over the left nsid fence and As
Ihcy had hopes OF winning the game In this manner.
hut sfterR long dslav the ball wa. found fisty i'm,
nediatelY hit IL over again. boy picked Il and
rsn awnt. Left fielder Nell with one bound cleared
the fence and chnse and after long run the
bali Tho srore:
The sun., 1891-05-25
ACTIvITY AMONG THE WHEELMEN.
Many Experts on the HiIbsrr Course
Rams TO All sections.

TIE threatening weather Of yesterday did not deter
any OF the bicycle clubs from participating In their
scheduled club runs The roads being In good shape
from the recent rains large crowds OF rd.rs out
The New York Bicycle Club members accompanied =
party OF the Long Island wheeimen Glen Island The
Harlem wheelmen he'd well attended run to Tsrrv.
town. The Gotham wheclmcn changed their schedule
and instead OF riding to Tarryown Capt weiner took
number OF members over Milburn the Of next
saturdays road race. Tho clubs racing men entered
In the contest rode over tho full course. ..--
every racing man OF any note was Mt Mburn yesfef-
gay the crowd being than that Witnessed
on any previous The warning ot the town ofica's
mat wneemeh found racing tho sunday
would DO did not alarm tho TO extent
uhtl late in the afternoon by tho entered for the
run 70 the course.
The facing element OF the Kings County wheelmen
ano rode out 20 the conrse; large party also rode 70
. Snsep,essd BnM number Of member, Of the Brock
County Mheslmen and Brooklyn Rambiers held runs
through tho Oranges aud to Milburn =
Tho Jersey clubs all took trits 10 frvnrton and Nil.
The sun., 1891-05-25
Pea,i Win. Again In London.

The match between ". J, Psal and j. Donland In Lon
don at the spot barred EnslAh for ended In
an easy victory for Peal who rrnown Just before
the game BY beating champion kobsrtl P-aii con.
SSSsa sG 9, s'.rs M ., 3n's pon,s r. i0u ~
closed his ~ 60 points With lead ot s4I his al
nnsneinl standpoint The match n1sl for 100 late
dss 60 strae, sns stsntiSn of the public who seem
matches early IN the season SEEM 10 have had no it,
tic influence ID bringing about pub ic apathy.
The sun., 1891-05-25
Meeting or tn. American A..oe,a,,os.

BALrINonR. May 2a-Ths object OF the special meet.
ing OF the American Association In Cincinnati on June
!. is President Won der Horst states 70 change the
schsdule 20 a. 10 increase tho home series after the
present trip from three to four sams with tho view Of
proionEing the season Another matter to consid.
cred 10 the biacslistinR Of playen who have jumped
their contracta Speaking OF this matter Mr. Won der
Horst sid ~ dent bsevs ~ backstlns any one 6ss
VI: Hlsysrs wns have IepudiAtsd sr contracts Wi not
ana should the Association A. any Time the future
consider sny proposltion with the other base bail
win be ,saShsd nn,sss the Proposition aeespsa i6si
any club There was considerable Of this sort OF talk
The sun., 1891-05-25
Rutherford wh..,m.u,. Road Ra,e,

Arrangements have been completed for the Ruthsr.
ford whesinsns 100 mile handicap road rscs On
Decoration Day
Tho entries and handIoaps allotted to the men sss ~
follows; scra,ch-Louis ~ Msir ussrge D. Brown and
H. n. Leeds. Thirty minutes-J. Van Harding. n. A.
burgess Spd j. r Holden, ,Fo.ty:nys minu.ss.-E. A.
j., l. vhapm.n ! n j. ,Kiimsr ana I y, KittslL -.
be on three mile strsoh between Rslevilie and PISS
safe Tie race VIII 1nsh At tiormana Hotel st Avon
dale. Three vod medals WILL be awarded to the three
hours " III also receive medals
The sun., 1891-05-25
New Jersey Athletes Run.

The joint cross country rnn between members OF the
Wayne Athletic Club Of Jersey CITY and Mohican Attn
letlc Club OF Newark took place yesterday morning
from mbruster'. SriIuct,en Park 0reenvlle N T.
The distance was fonr miles !. vogellus Uera'chi
on IN 81 inmates: George bowman Il ninute) second
and j. NnrIow a minutes) third The above are ali
members OF the Wayne Athletic club. ana they each
received pretty trophy.