New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
BREAKING THEIR RECORDS
TWENTIETH GAMES OF THE 18th REGIMENT.
OVER SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE THE GUARDS

OVER SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE THE GUARDS
MEN IN THEIR CONTESTS.
NJ the arm0ry in Pnrkave., between SIXTY and
sixtysevcnth sts., the 7th Regiment Athletic Associa
ton held It's twentieth games last night at o'clock
The attendance was large and the big throng apphuded
all the good points. Cappa's 9TH Regiment Band
furnished music during each contest More than one
half the people present were women. At O'Clock
there was not seat in the building unoccupied and
the games were started promptly at that time
Praise is due the officials whose excellent manage
ment brought about this pleasant innovation; for
tedious delays too OFTEN disagreeabe feature Of
athletic games
The officials OF the games were Referee, Colonel
Daniel Appleton manager Sergeant Waldo spague. OF
Company c. track judges-LeutenantCo Colonel George
Moore smith, field Captain George W. Rand Captain
Augustus W. Conover and Captain willard G. Fisk :;
field Judges-Lieutenant Wafer S. Wilson. Lieutenant
Robert Mclean, Lieutenant W. J. Underwood and First
Sergeant ]. W. Garter: judge OF walking-Samuel G.
Austin, NJ. A. c.; timekeepers-COrpOal F. W. Coiwell
Major A. p. Mortant, and John ii. Abeel scorers
Lieuienant James f. Schuyler Augustus Trowbridee
A. b. Wilson and Charles F. Burlians; clerk OF the
courSe-QuS rtermaster-S Sergeant William NJ. Ballard
assistant clerks of the course-J. II. Fisher and A s.
Pringe; handcapper-E c. Carter, N Y. A. C.;
starter-Samuel d. See Acorn A. c.
The Floor Committee, who looked after the comfort
A. Nesbtt, Sergeant L. f. vannier, Corporal II. W.
JANSEN Corporal W. p. Pcssngep G.. S. Stiles, Cor
porsi j. Weston Myers John n. Ryan, j. Everett
Hssler, G. Henry Arnold, Charles Hail. James Lee, g.
Hanft, Alexander Jordan, John McClave jr., Albert H.
Sutton, William A. Darling, 1r, John q. Foord, Corporal
A. E. Pfeifer, c. &. Aeyn, J. ID. Thornton, W. 4. F.
Smith, Lieutenant NJ. b. STEELE, Lieutenant r. A. Pow
ers, FrstSergeant j. ID. Ford Sergeant Charles A. Ap
pleton Corporal NJ. j. Fitz Mahony W. y. Edelsten,
IL. l.. Egbert, G. W. Finn, stuart Duncan Frank H.
Hoyt, Harold G. Titus, Walter Bloomfield. Corporal
G. F. Muller, Willis NJ. Moore Walter H. Clark Ira A
Kip, jr., Corporal L. c. Center, A. W. S. Cochrane
z. r. Irving, l.. E. Lahens.
The first contest was a 03-yard run. scratch for
those who never won prize in any running race
The final hotly contested, and won by L. Van
syckel Co. F.; F. NJ. Edwards, Co. F, second and
F. G. Turner, Co. +, third.
1,ooo-yard run-1Oo yards limit Of hsndicap-won
BY W. NJ Moore, Co. l, first, with 30 yards F. D.
Co. E and n. Y. A. G. IS yards third
MaeBurney. I co.. G and 4. j. A CO. second E. E.
Bashford, Co F: third, H. L. Bloomfield, GO. X time
this Contest and bloomfield and Il. p Cavalry, Of
Co. l, took headers in the last lap but the former
Half mile roller skating oS Tace &andIcapFrst a. Nc
Cave, Co. ID. scratch; second, p A Dollard, Co. c;
third, George II. Clark, Co. b; time-1 minute and
44O,yard run, scatch-First, ". s. COyelI, Co, F;
second, A. Pretty Co. II third, j. 7. Slade Co. c..
220-yard run, handicap-There was foul In the
final heat, and it will be again Wednesday
Hafmile walk, handicap-First. Lloyd Collins, Com.
pany and Columbia a; c., scratch, In minutes and
minutes % 25 seconds, of which he was the holder;
second, J. G. KOrth, Company II, 5 seconds third,
Fifty-yard sack race-First W b. Baird, Company
b second r. c. Fisher, tr., Company F. third NJ A.
Two-inile ordinary bicycle rac. handicap-F1rst,
w c. Barker, Company F, so yards; second, NJ
Company F, scratch.
ohe-iap run, scratch. for those who weigh 100
f. Matthews. Co. B third, W G. Coates CO. II.
22oyard hurdle race handicap-Iirs H M More
apG Yards A. third a. scSWeGer Co. and
Gne-halfmie run novces, for officers, cup-Flrst
third, F. 0'Connor Co. c.
o 3afs gecond W. 3 French Co. T. -
third L. snedeker, Co. F, yards.
First II. Ii. Morrel and c: j. Busse o, Co +, scratch
second, Q. F; Farley and II. C. Fisher, r.. OF 20
yaT s m H. s SECONDS aGs breathing ss Ses
armory record, "a seconds made by the same men at
4 HGTes 1sSl nanacap-r.
Barber jr.. Co. d. 100 yards; second, r. II. Frost,
Co F. e5 yards third NJ SHAY CO o. E 20 yards
W6eelbarrow race handcap-First, C. f. Miller,
third John N Rysh, Co. b, yards; time, SO rs
seconds. Every contestant in this fell down at
'"1 The field games were contested at the time
a. Fitting the iopound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. H.
Morrel Co. F, with put of IS feet Including
R' 'S feet inches baHdieap feet inches w.
~. The running mghump handicap resulted resulted. IN ma
e SeanG feG G S nehes c at feet e
This tie and the final in the 22Oyard fat race viii be
decided by contest at the armoy on "Wednesday evening
1t was officially announced that The attendance
65l4 shown by the tickets taken ut the doors and
this is the largest number that even the 7th Regment