New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14
LADIES, DAY AT TRAvERs ISLAND.
TWO RECORDS BROKEN AT THE y. Y. A.
GAMES-A LARGE CROWD PRESENT



GAMEs-4A LARGE CROWD PRESENT
TIE WINNERS.
The New.York Athletic Club held its fOrty-sixth
games Yesterday at Travers Island. 1t was one OF
the clubs ladies' days. and II seemed That not one
Of the 1000 Invitations issued had been dechned'
The day all that cOud be desired, and there were
many who had reached the grounds by carriages ana
yachts before the special trains began to sehd their
large cOntingents to the grounds Three long trains
crowded to their utmost capacity brought the men,
bers aud their guests TO Pelham Manor, from which
station coaches took the ladies TO the athletic grounds
but many walked ad did almost all the men,
The sports opened with an exhibition game Of Ia
crosse between the regular team of the club and the col
lege graduate team the latter winning by three goals
10 one The truck. at which George Godie the n. y.
A. c. trainer has been working hard, was in excellent
condition and the following rcbrds were broken during
the afternoon: Two-me bicycle race by two seconds :
throwing the lG.p0und hammer by two inches.
George w. Carr acted referee; W. II. Robert
SON. starter clerk of the course, 3. C. Williams, ana
official reporter, Charles J. Leach There were fully
6OOO people present, and great credit is due TO the
transportation and Reception Committees for the OK
ceent way in which they did their work. There
was not hitch during the whole afternoon. and the
big programme got through by p m
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. a. o.
Mills. Mr. and Mrs. b. 5. Weeks, jr., Mr. ard Mrs.
Walter G. Schuyler Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carr, Mt
j.
John, Mr.. and Mrs II. a. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
smylle Mr. and Mrs. F. s. segrst, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
IIaslcr Mr. and Mrs. Dore Lyon, Everett WENDELL
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. William
IIeiser Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, Mr. and Mrs Frank
KnpatIlck Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilson, Miss Agnes
! Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Zittcl, Miss G. Gilman,
Mr. and Mrs. John stead, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Segermann,
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Johnson, Miss Adelaide storms, Miss Ella Allen. j. C..
Barclay IT,. H. Hardness Flagler, NJ. Benedict John
WILSON Mr. and Mrs. William +. Mcl'hersOn Frank
Nirdllnger stephen w. Roach, w. Lottmer, +. D..
Allen, l. L. ID. Power, Colonel George Moore Smith,,
Mr. and Mrs. Guerra Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Campbell,
Cecil Hodgman, e. odeI, Lieutenant and Mrs ". J.
| Underwood, Colonel d. Appleton, Captain and Mrs.
| Conover General McKibben, Mrs. Delaney Kane,
Mr. and Mrs Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stead. g. A.
| Tatum J. f. c. BlnckhIrst, Jennings ). Cox, T. G..
| rayler Gustavus G. Walton j. C. Wilson, IT,. John
II. Nesbitt, II. J. Pearson, G. f. Toussaiht' j. II.
| Weld, John Butler and r. c. Elgar.
The following are the results OF the different contests
lOO-ysrd run--Won by r. vreGenbuIgh, n. Y. A. c.,
In 10 10 seconds i. I; Lee, n: y; A. G., second
in 80 is seconds; j, {. Deyereux, NJ; A. O., second.
" WaqoncH r. ~ A. @ Gu second 20 '''O'u' '" van
i2o.yad naEdiea%cn BY Il; L; Williams, \. y. "A. c.,
% as seconds; P. ysdenbargI, \; I, a c., seeond
l.OOO-yard run-won ty j. }. Reid, N. a. g., IN
minutes 30 40 seconds s. scOville, jr.. Yale, second
22Oyard hurdle race-Won by H. l.. Williams, Yale,
In % 3j seconds second, h. +. Barnes, y. j. A. G.
: One-mile handicap walk-Won b. &. Ardrade, Acorn
A. C., 25 seconds Handicap, In minutes % 10 sec
Onds +. b. Ellis, Pastime y. c. 80 seconds handicap,
second.
TwOmile bicycle racc-WOn by w. i. Murphy, y. Y.
A. C., In minutes 2G % seconds; Hayland smith,
n. Y. \. c., second. .
One-mlie rum handIcap-Won by E. HJertsberg y. J.
A. C., scratch in minutes "a seconds W. s. French
n Y. A. c., 10 yards handicap, second
Obstacle racc-WOn by h. e.. Woodruff, n. j. a. {.
W. c. W. Auferman n. \. A. c., second.
Pole Vaut-Von by l.. ID. RYDER, N \. n. C., lC
feet Inches; c. T. Wlegand, n. Y. A. C., second
feet.
Putting slxteen-p pound shot-WOn by George II. Gray
N Y. a. C., ~ feet IL inches j. . Mitchell, n.
A. C.. second. Al feet ~ Inches.
Running high jump-won by A. Nickcrson, y. Y
A. C.. q feet inches +. NJ. Edwards. n. J. A. C.,
feet inch, second. 80
Throwing slxteen-pouDd hammer-Won by j.. S
Mitchell n Y. A c.. l33 feet 10 IL inches; NJ O'Sul
Ivan, T. J. A. c.. second, 100 feet . inches.
Running broad jumpWon by +. Puter, n. j. a. C..
90 feet 10 inches T. f. Barnes, NJ J. A. g., second
- feet inches o.
Mitchell n. Y. a. C., so feet Z Inches; c. Coughlin
VI. A. c., second. ~ feet inches