The sun., 1891-05-10
zns scHooLsoYs VIE MISS Hrn
TAe Late Charles rrsN was Much Ces-
eos eerneH IN Athletics.

morning exercises. HIS thoughts were afven
to tho attentive pupils In much the same man.
ner in which . father would talk to his son.
Mr. Prstt's sons have always been Adelphians.
Charles NJ Pratt graduated from the academy
| in 1878 Fred. the secretary OF the Pratt In.
stitute. IL member OF the class OF 'sa GEORGE,
who has recently gained considerable athletic
honor at Amherst .ColleRs, was an honorary
| member OF 80. Herbert, or "Bescher." as TIE
| SuN named him. 10 President OF ~. John and
| Harry are In lower grades
Mr.. Pratt was loved sincerely By Adslphis
pupils. When hs Visited Europe last year. II
was bis desire that they should write him let
ters giving sketch OF their ambitions In lifs
Scores Of letters we're written, and Mr. Pratt
personally rsad them all He has sincs said
that this proof OF affection would always be Q
| pleasant memory to him. The deceased bene-
factor was greatly interested in athletics. and
his boys have In their fine Clinton avenue rssi.
dence a good private gymnasium.
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school have got tired OF constant defeaE end
club. The main trouble {, WIN v. and KS was
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have been the vlctora Tho heavyweight
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Thsy hsye sisen up The idea Of doins ANYTHING
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Vim Vincent TrayeEs - The M % club suppor,s 2 base
worthy ci Ne. Y9sE isde The issn com. COM
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Will Young t.; Frank Ryan. 80 b.; Arthur
Gspns HEfE1 Wand
Avon q Burnham is professor Of eymnastie
boys In training. Tho two Mfgusls Rsndon,
and BEenes are clever a.aroupd gymnas.s;
Sse.ss and sFs t5s Slls
pays especial attention to the irapeze. Arthur
sIassst q l.sssa sss s sss nss. has tho
sMqst Of iast sPrnss track athletes have ieis
e: 1"s ~ psT :!stt e. S!
Left foss Tie 44Gya.df dssh n %
The ieilswlns I memb-rs Of tbe class q vi Of
sds.
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4ssss VIII also @ I 81 SaIs: GsasI.s: Bs:s!:
:n :ns Hsss. tnssna ssasn Robert brr
1tthe 5esidencs oi HafHL KENYON last Tues;
5 farsSsli lessn.ion 10 issoms 'sS1SsS coqSsss.
Sl.h hs The aSss Sr .sn.s
oonsDi.pous; q thH gstnerinE There we're
a. A. a. amt . promineDt football player: Ned
Brooks football player. base ball expert. and
football eleven BENZ amin WhitjsEsr. The mot
graceful OF Adelphi hAse ball helders:. Charles
Clarence Kenyon OF the second 1Adelphis,
Harry Kenyon. captain Of the 80 football
manager Of the 80 fo.,tball eleven and third
baseman on the Adelphis' team for several
years. was present In all his glory.
ONE MANs STRANGE CAREER.
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