The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06
nm. sErEsrn,s oREAr CAVES.
A mig Crvwa r,eekea 20 the Arrery Of the
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| A MIG crvwa Fseescs 70 the Ar.ery Of tn
fnmous soldier ssts.
The fact that the Seventh Regiment Athletic
Association Ind clashed with the Amateur
Athletic Union did not seem to dauipen thu
spirits Of the large and fashionable throne
that gathered In the arfnory last night to wit
ness their twentieth games In poin
Of brilliancy, attendance. and interesting
events the games were equal to any OF thu
long list Of the Seventies mastery achieve
ments There were fully 6.000 perseh'
in attendance. including the Seventh''
usual large proportion OF fair women
A large plAcard in tho hallway an
nounced that the prizes were on exhibition In
the reading room. and constant stream o.
persons poured into that apartment to view
the handsome trophies which were displayed
in case. There were handsome toilet sets
elegant lamps. diamond lockets, cuff buttons.
scarf pins, opera glasses. shaving cups. silver
water service and othcr things to delight the
masculine heart.
xviii you compete" was asked Of George
schweuler. the New York A. G. hurdler. as he
gazed lovingly ct the prizes.
Most assuredly." was the reply. I'VE
don't care 20 much about the A. A. U. But
these second-rate athletes are trying to drive
Us cut Of tho regiment and We won't have 1t"
A. b Georges. the middle-distance runner.
viewed the games from a box. He said he
would not compete. a. no did not care to Inn
Iorreli. the red checked hurdler Of the New
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runnss. Az after Sslahips in the L6SS.ysrd run;
r rns. saI sto %9 I'm PROFESSIONAL 0us
Johnny Norton. the Cherry Diamond runner.
Se sa 5r Ss es e vas
. President y, 9. schuyler OF the Seventh
mssk%s Aet Ms are Sone WITH sho
isss that aissr having ths date 81 De-: Il
. ses US III Sp Soxns
that DATE 1ks rea shs
fs It true that all athletes. members Of the
regiment who failed to compete, will De ex-
PEELED from hsregiment 7 asked lHE soS re-
Well" was the reply. while, no such an.
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the s' Tsicn va Won p a. wan snd
tE,rd. Fine FINE. 10 e9 rs 8 seconds. Ae.' '''A
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the sfratch man sn,dv Asore GS
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r A. pollard. Company z. scratch: A: Nc
ssIs. an %are ess2nr ss oni
starters IN the half mile roller sketing race.
McClare soon got q long lead On his oppoii
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The go yards scratch race for those who
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Was never headed. winning by yards in
IRE 2o. yard run. handicap. had SO man,
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:. In the half-mile walk Lloyd Collins, Company
;. started from scratch and thinned out 2 fast
IS sssona
Company II. s seconds. was second, and G. G.
I%sw BaI ~ ssefne Won sn IT, soy.rd
sack race in 8 seconda r. c. Fisher. Jr.. dom
s ssny T VSt,d second and N. A. Huss0n' Com
The. two.mils ordinary bicycle, race. handi-
san developed no tumb!es. W. y. Barker.
Sens e d: nsh 2" Psrsel ssSs q T.
l70 y4rds Wa second End Z, me- 4. Clarke; Com.
minutes sS the arm'f'
Tie one Iag Iun: iS,E r.. men weighing 1ee
Hsans IN ass
sr,t n 2sS seconds, + MathsEs; Company %
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mo "a. ana tSi, George sehwegier. COMPANY y.
L Van Syckel. CompanyF F. won the half mile |
un for novices In minutes ION seconds. A. |
S9Gs enSycr cSS omPnany thira second and
The zaS, yasd run. handicap. was hot con;
est W.. n Moore. Company ]. IL yards. had !
90. good start for Catlin. the SCRATCH map.
md won easily In 55>s seconds. W. y. French. |
jompany Z. IL yards, WAS second. and l. Sned- |
,ker. Company r. third. !
In the three-legged race the powerful Fl. |
dorreli had RS q partner the feather weight, |
!. J. Busse, Company r. and carried him to |
.etory r. ilne style. covering the ono LAP Of |
ut down their previous record Of n seconds. !
J. y. Farley. Company +. and r. @ Fisher. |
company T. 8 yards, were second: and r. H. |
', H and G. + tS pSpnsoomb' both Company II.
4. O.. Barber. Jr.. Company p. won the mile
Afety bicycle race from the 100-yard mark In |
5 %apss Il ssscnSs }he
1HmpaRy p 90 XaEas w r.. sss ead and l. II
The handicap ,Wheelb barrow race Of two laps
'as rough and tumble AFFAIR. all the men fall |
ne IN . heap at the finish. C. Z Miller. Com |
any q yards, was picked up as the winner;
T. Morton. Company G. 2 yards. second, and
Shn \; Ryan: Company B. I yards. third
The -Wils haRd!eap rap VA, well CON