The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-27

on Analostan Island. The various events were
vel contested. There was a large crowd
present The event of the meet was the ex-
cellent record made by Mr.. Carey F. Spence,
who certainly achieved glory enough for q
first appearance. Beautiful souvenir pro-
grammes were distributed free.
The officers of the day were Referee, Mr..
Howard Perry, G. A. c.; track judges, Alex
Grant, G. A. c., and j. II. McClelland, b. A.
A.; field judges, II. NJ. Woodward, c. A. c.;
w, A. Wells, Y. NJ. c. A.; James Wade, c. A.
G., and R. E. Joyce, G. A. c.; inspectors, G.
NJ. Fague, P. A. c.; DR.. B. NJ. Hopkinson, B.
A. A.; F. H. Taylor, Y. NJ. G. A. OF Phila-
delphia, and J. H. Heydler, W. L. ]; G.;
Pairo, A. B. c.; c. Oscar B. schmidt, P. A. c.,
and F. M. Ward, G. A. c.; clerks of course,
Percy B. Hits, G. A. c., and G. E. Goodwin,
Y. NJ. G. a. starter, Professor John 7.
Crossley; referee of cycling, g. s. Atwater,C.
Professor simms, Y. NJ. c. A.; WE. Pierce,
c. A. c., and G. F, Root, secretary of the
Atlantic division, First Regiment, A. A.; an
nouncer, j. B. Elliott, G.. A. c.: marshals,
Captain Lewis w. StnemetZ and j. Nota
McGill, G. 4. c.
SUMMARY OF EVENTS.
Junior 100 yards; handlcap-First heat
Won by Guy Davis, scratch, in IL seconds;
r. Greggs second. H. Roelker, ID. Talby, f.
Biscoe, and w. Webb also ran.
Second heat. Cough, yards, won in
IL 3-5 seconds, Paul Taussig, scratch, second,
a. Lerly, U. I. Thyson, l.. Reinburg, and
Stiles also ran.
Third heat-H. Taussig, yards, won in
II 2-5 seconds; E. Biscoe second. s. Stiles,
j. P. Willett, Irving Gregg, and Ponald Nc
Donald also ran
Fourth heat-w. Fickling, 25 yards, won in
10 1-5 seconds; c. NEEDING second. j. B.
Saxton, Mills Dean, Arthur Plant, G. Dodge,
H. Green, and A. Parker also ran.
Fifth heat-A Landvoight, 12 yards, won in
II 1-5 seconds; Charles Taussg second Paul
Dean, Maxwell, Howing, Needing, and Con-
nors also ran.
Heat for second men-Charles Taussig,
won in 10 3-5 seconds; E. Biscoe second.
Final heat-Won by William Tickling, s5
victory of little Billy Fickling was an event
and he came in for lots of applause.
100-yards; handicap-First heat-Won by T.
B. Huyck, G. A. c., yards, in 10 seconds; j.
B. Elliott, G. A. c., second. Quackenbush, Y.
and o'Leary, G. A. G., also started.
Second heat-Won by Carey F. Spence, G.
A. c., q yards; G. G. Townsend, Y. NJ. G. A.,
second. Clark, Y. NJ. G. A, and E. P. Hough,
G. A. c., also ran.
G. A, scratch, in 10 1-5 seconds; Robertson,
Neptunes, Baltimore, second. Elder and
King, G. A. c., also ran.
Fourth heat-Won by W. B. Chichester 2
yards, in 104 seconds; j. II. Springman, c.. a.
c., second. Rose, Y. M. c. A., and McDer-
mott, c. A. c., also ran.
Final heat-Won by Carey f. Spence, c.
A. c., yards, in 8 35 seconds; Huyck, G. A.
c., second. Harding, Y. NJ. G. A., and Ell
lott and Chichester, G. A. c., also ran In
this race Carey Spence made his first appear
ance and his speed was something marvellous.
AS novice he is about the best 100-yard man
that ever went on track
One-mile bicycle; ordinary; handicap-This
&ol,
dropped out and the rest were placed in one
heat. It was won by w. ii. Ward, 100-yards'
start, in 2:40; Berrian, G. A. c., second: Hol-
land, Neptunes third. 1t was good race,
but the handicap was entirely too much for
Crist the scratch, who had not trained for
the affair.
SS0-yards run; handicap-Won by Ernest
Thorp, Brooklyn Heights Club, scratch,
easily in PIP; A. M. Fredericks, Y. NJ G..
A., second; French, G. A. c., bad last. This
was practically gift for Thorp, who won
easily.
220-yards run; handicap-This race was de-
cided in one heat, as three-fourths Of the men
dropped out, leaving only five starters. twas
c. a. c., 10 yards, in 22s-5 seconds; Dodge
G. A. c., scratch, second Huyck, c. A. c.,
third. Elder and Hough also ran. 1t was q
good race, and Spence again showed that he
had plenty of speed in him, as Dodge could
not overcome the handicap.
120-yards hurdle-Won by L. c. Lewis,
Schuylkill Navy, scratch, in 10 2-5 seconds
Harding, Y. M. Q. a, second; Chichester @,
A. c., third. 1t was a good race, the three
men jumping the hurdles together until the
last one, when Lewis got little the best of II
and won by three yards. Harding and Chi
chester came in close together The judges
decided it dead heat for second place, but
Harding had it by two feet In the run of
Harding won by three yards.
One-mile bicycles safety; handicap-All
started in one heat, the scratch men, Crist
G. A. c., and Leeds, Wilmington, dropping
out. Won by Z. l.. Blunt, c. A. Co. 100 yards
start, in 2:S6; Jose, Arlington Wheelmen, sec
ond: Holland, of Neptunes, third. Blunt't
victory was popular one, and he deserved It
as he rode splendid race.
Dodge, G. A c., scratch, in 50 2-5 seconds
Stoddard, g. A. e., third; Moulton, G. A. G.
fourth.
220-yards hurdle; handicap-In the first at
tempt Lewis, Schuylkill Navy, and Chiches
ter, @. A. c., ran dead heat for the frs
place. Elder, Rallowell, and McDermott no
finishing. In the run-off Chichester won b,
about four yards. This was a surprise, al
Lewis, of the Schuylkill Navy, was set dowI
as a sure winner, as 1t was thought he could
easily overcome the ten yards. Time, 26 2-I
seconds.
Putting 16 pound shot; handicap-Won b.
Carey f. Spence, G. A. c., 3 feet, with throw
of IS feet inches; Dodge, 9. A. c., second
The victory of these two rising athletes wa
pleasing to their fIiends among the spectators
Running high jump; bandicap-Won b.
Royce Hough, Y. M Q. A., inch, with
Jump of feet inches: McDermott, Q. A
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