The sun., 1891-11-03

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Tho athlstss In the Young Mems Christian
Association arc Just now going IA for all kinds
Of aports with sesk Tho grounds At Mott
Haven on Saturday afternoons are wen patron
ised The election day games Of the Eas,
Eighty sixth street branch will be carried on
with spirit The list Of entries shows that the
events will be closely contested as somo Of the
best sthlctcs In the brAnrh have entered.
The Young Mons Institute seems to be Che
most active branch IN athletics In the Y. NJ c.
A. Tho gymnssts are focking to the gym"
Instructor WEIGH has class in fencing. Those
who manipulate the foils best are Harry
Bchnidt Harry La Mont and oscar Hille-
brandt. Harvey. one OF the new leaders, is an
all-around gymnast His style OF doing trick
is better than that Of any other leader. Pole
vnuitinE has been introduced In tho Institute
gymnaaium. and the Christians have gen.
orally adopted Il a q favorite exercise Rob-
ert Lndney. Q novice. has vaulted . feet
inches, and he u practising TO do even better
than that
The members Of the Ma7risrs Club are do
ing sorne great travelling on Thursday even
inga They usually covsr tho four-mile course
In % minutes John Einssk G Shaefer. and
A D. Stoeph are among those who generally
come in ahead Capt Louis Barchheld stays
behind TO coach the younger runners in the
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Island. instead Of Hollis ,
for the various. indoor armoLy, =, contests.
Among q these are Nike swseney. g shaefsr. g:
kleid. The bowling alleys have been, newly
painted and waxed. The bowling club have
sn active msNpleIshIr i fo.tN Or ne s; Ire;
e SEQ who would rspresent tho Institute as
tie The regalsr. nembsrs Of the team; After % a
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prosperins. The following li % have been chosen n
to make mp the, team: Theodore Rheipers.
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The members Of The .Twenty. third street
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CITY will be well represented In this sport.
Some Of the members OF the team are fine
piayera Dr: BARTLETT, the physical examiner.
plays half back; w. DAILY makes scapftsl loft
end; and bis brother. J. DAILY. is q spry quarter
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left guard: l. Welzmiller. the assistant d.
rector. plays the other guard: Be!L q heavy
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think that they cannot get up team. The
mana9ement have sent word TO tho ON
GERS OF tho City League that they had better
have their schedule dates cancelled How
ever. Harlem may be induced to remain In the
There has been considerable trouble caused
among the bowlers BY an old and unneces-
aary rule. requiring them TO wear slippers
when engaged In bowling. An attempt was
The reason Dr: Howe wants the rule set aside
is because y is rapidly killing the interest
at the East Eighty sixth street branch. Many
9f the best bowlere threaten to leaye the team
ssms shoes in which they bowl in other alleys
Dr. Howe himeelf is In favor Of bis team with
drawing from the League and joining outside
4 movement Is on foot to have the score
tsIiss Of % the branches which bnye 70 gymns-
tic training. II this is done 1t will. no doubt.
bring about the establishment Of small gym
nestu ms In suburban branches.
During ths past past week a football matters in
At arst il was thought that ihe Central branch
would surely have team. but there does not
seem 70 Be enough energy among the mem
bers Walter Tonslow hoDed to play. but he Is
said q other players: The Checker cist q the
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