New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-28
LOADED WITH HONORS.
CHERRY DIAMOND ATHLETES RETURN.
WARMLY WELCOMED HoME-A RECORD OF THEIR
Exn1rIFNr WORK ABROAD.

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a. 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning, to the fine cloo nu,
,n, AZ Forty-HfThst. and Madson-ave. The team
Glitch sailed away modestly enough got rare ~
cen,iou last night. the big clubhouse BENG iu'n'''
mora brightly than ever before. Music. mrth anu Wv
.ooratnlations of thousand visitors many times re
mid the Joyous athletes for any deprivauons eh,a"'D
~ nrepar,ng for their competitions on foreign soil
" ~ ,omos ~ the Young men who represented lhe
Manhattan Athletic Club and bore tho cheirJ u'"
mond TO victory abroad are Eugene Van scha'oA' "
oar. C. A. j. Queckberner, II. l.. DadmuD' az
ma w. T. Young Luther II. Cary. heico" ~
Ford, Mortimer Remington. G. l.. Nicoil, II, A
Ioch ]. s. Roddy, A. b. George and e. H. ssri1' ,ost
Ford Young and George were OF eoutee nee
o.cn+,s marty although they returned In dlneren'
~ ahead Of tbe moIn body Of athletes on account -.
srrsncs, lpcasements THAI could be 'io .hs
noeIected LANCE and ROddy were not p'e9o and
walker deciding TO stay little longer III H"s""N
Roddy taking a Continental trip. . hos been
ono ~ the oneerest facts about this Trip a' thor
the pnradoxca records OF the men WINE on were
.,Ae Of the Atlantic. The men whose oi." r,iges
Toast thought OF secured the most ond the ~ ,rred
n.oh,ornor Dor Instance second on the DsV' o'p
s.vo, Are, p.yes and one second, and alSo - no.
hreahinr OF the record, and Remington ,do that
ING behind Cacy, the phenomenal spli"V0 ,ntd nrize
crack with list OF nine first prizes anu ono 90 those
while the champion only got seven pIlHe' -. cli,oate
ho,,o ersts The travelling and the chahso VI 49,, ,rin
bcfh liner
and the weather abroad must have Dehch''u rncIand
bennington. The change from America 10 ,yoe
mnst have been good for Queckberher' w. 49, sho~os
not considered I'm good shape when nc 'i horeecial
bnt Transmitting does not seem 10 paVo q = nhe
" Ford Ford was Ill when he starle" I'D NOT
nomensl broad Jumper at home. but aorouu ~ ha Nan
onnroach his native form. For instance az ~, A. M
aPp'oa0" -. ,an.k,, ON Iune o. Ford could 40 ho
80 .hcr Ne with Bulger in the running proSu ~
- 90 ,e.t A inches though Mt home he mas op.a'N
fact doing 90 feet @ and Inches rep'" - cot
parts Ford won the 120yad hurule To- co,,oco
second 10 Victor Mapes, Of the Coiu"lO' s, ,nos,
Athletic Club in the running broad Jump prisrc
Of only 10 feet inches. Az NV cnoon London
| comes Ford was second 70 d. W.
! Athletic Club. with 30 feet IL lh0"e'
But TO the successful man. A. 100 yor1
Nortimcr Remington won his heat IN inc n-o,'~N
handicap two yards start, at the gam. ." eI lot
Geld on June CO. but did not starr III u'o H. ., a,,
no was third to Cary in the 22o-yard run o S1Ho
| .tro 90 "a seconds He won the 4oO-me'o i",
u'e ,,D,r . IN "a A.5 seconds, and captured uic
900 yards at Tufnell Park on July o. IN - seoo'u,
a, sta,ford BRIDGE on July II, he won the loo anus
! :, N socords and the quarter mile run III % -
seconds At Manchester he captured quo 74o ~,
dash IN so seconds Remington ran uhpi"'o' ~ ~
one race and brings home nine hr'u p'i"'' ""N
third trophy. So, .,,,oa much
I
,,icnIorIy in London were sorry his form uiu Ho'
| +o, hv him we'll enough TO give them chance 10 sco
with their own eyes and time with their own "VIl.o
inst what wonder he II. AT first the u'iN VI N~
@ 2 4 seconds and IL seconds time for running "'
! 700 ends wos looked on as Yankee nonsense Duo
after the Englshmen had timed Renhs'on' WIZ
not prtend to be as good as Cary they pesa'l - "
80 crodnIous Cary showed q 12O-yard perlorm-
orce at Urddersfeld over n now and OF course poor
track that astonishcd all that saw IT, lie hhs"c"
four feet behind man who had l. !i"uS s''', -
| II a seconds. There is no question lhao Vno ''
doners would have given Cary fair chahce a5aNS'
tho watch even IL they do hate TO allow outsiders 10
-. q o,ons especlally after they timed Remington
s fat as they did Cary's best performances aDroau
ora the winning of the 220yard run at Jluddersneiu
| I'm 90 35 seconds, the 100-yad championship aV i'''
chester in 10 seconds, the championship Oh fran'o a.,
Paris on July T. 100 metres, In 10 40 secohus' ",u
the 100 wards at Gateshead, on July H. IN ~
II l. Dadmun won two first prizes, one seoo'u anu
| two thirds while abroad.
| Ar George won three second prizes
uIlock won three first prizes, two seconds ana GIG
| u,rd besdrs running unplaced once, on TINS tr'p'
- 7 vicou won a second prize and third prize
: Rojdy gained two first prizes. one seoohu anu oo
| bJ Eugene Sarre took one second P'Nc. Wv"
Hitch, did moi On over 10 compete but rather than let
| the underwriting competition at the farS bdi'9
| aGzze.r he took a pole and won the prize lo""e
,ao,, ono eecond prize and Lange came home with a
|
third place trophy. .,,1
The reception last evening an entirely informal
lint ,u<i,t en- Movable one. spread TOR the re'u''s
athletes I'm the cool summer garden on the roo WIN
tbe congratulations Of hosts OF delighted euS' "eIo
n ,,nros Tn a large room on the second floor were
djsplaved about third of the prizes woh' tho IT'S.
hoi,g IN the way But the third shown maze ps
! hu.t,on There was the English Challenge emp Won
bv Pennington for the quartermile Lon Myers iooAeu
at tie trophy peculiarly what a rush Vi Io
| T.. ,pust have brought 10 the eXchanpiohs mnu' lis
own name Appeared twice on its base aohB WIFI ms
~ other men who have captured IL annuaiy Slce i''
,rho ~ was FIRST offered a medal and tho honor Oh
,rscr,pton at the base OF this cup IS Il" 'ila'
! e. galncd by winning this fifty guinea Prize
bicb can never become tho personal property Oh any
ono Cary's championship of England medal ana u'
championship Of the northern counties were Soei"sN
insicngcant alongside the card plaque Fora won o!e
| ,h hurdles the splendid clock captured by Dadnnt
~. ,InddnreGeM the silver tea set valued ut G10
S az FdmOnson carving set, Remington Queer
Ane cnp A. b. Georges bronze ale barrel, inc g4iT
zoo ser,,ice the vases the pitchers, the uFhs ana us'
tSor snicndId proofs Of American amateur athletic
proves that ovcrhowed the long tables: last n,rh
rocenion were President George W. Carr Treasurer
| WALTON Storm Secretary C. &. Hughes Detore bU9'
wick one Of the ry Mana Wcsaga os AK Mddat ex
Chom1ion r. p connect. s. G. Darnum j. F. Wlencr
the ioboc 1 L. Iamretzen " s. Calender.
~ ir,pnt' f. r. Prrson John Kirby Dr. loyt' Gr9re,
m ~ wilkins, II. Smith. A. Morris
c. Clever George learn larry h pEIoCet9n
uT,ri" Rooke Dr. Crawford, A. II. Curtis. A. Ncrr
son. the Athletic Nh o Cn csmD nEu Jgmc
| ciovs j. H. Ciews, william Ilalstead, zach" Cooper
aud j. Petersen. -, -. g., .ho,. +rir
| Ororitcrnor particularly, appearing the picture .
6oolih Their trainer. James Robinson. says that u
lii ,ai his men rest for fortnight then begin WORK
inc them for the Metropolitan District chnmpi0nSnls
Witch viii be held I'm September, on Manhattan flId
pemIn ctOn will do ~ 12 seconds for the quarer"o
| RoblnsOn says, within another year
THE SUIT OVER SIDNEY SMITHS ESTATE.
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