New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
MANHATTAN ATHLETES.
THEY HOLD THEIR INDOOR GAMES.
ABOUT TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE THE CON
rrere ~ N,nrsox cor,pr c.pDEX

.nour TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE THE CON
TESTS IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
The annual indoor games of the Manhattan Athlenc
cInb were held at the Madison square Gardeh las'
s,cht An army of athletes took part in the carnival
ard muscular tissue was again king. PropaDN -'oo'
people present and the livcliest in'eres, was
manifested Many pretty faces in the private boxes
bsIped TO add beauty to the scene. y large party
~ Yale students entered In body and they checren
everything with a will. The management was en-
celent but the entries numerous that the
csm.s were not over till late hour The ohcers
were fllWs:
Referee George W. Carr NJ. 4. c.; track judges.
Walton Storm NJ. A. c.; j. II. McDermott. NJ. A. e.;
J. B. Anderson, NJ A. c.; field Judges, James f. sui
uvan y. J. A. c.; VI. A. Cunning. A. A. A.; starter
Harry p Pike NJ A. c.: timers. G. c. Hughes. NJ ~
c.; George A. Avery, NJ. A. c.. Eugene van Schd'ck'
NJ A. c.; clerk OF the course. samuel j. 'orhen''
NJ A. c.; assistant clerks OF the course, H. l.. bloom
field NJ A. c. Robert Conn., c. A. c.; Judge OF Walk
ing : G. Austin; scorers DR.. J. C. Miller. NJ A. Z.
DR. W. H. Crawford NJ. 4 c.; Lincoln A. stuart
NJ A. c.: inspectors. c. a. Maurice. NJ A. u; H. -
Mitchell NJ. A. c.: F. II. Rowland NJ. A. q oh'o"'
Announcer, Frederick W. Burns. V. j. C., oihcial re
porter W. De Forest BostwicK. VI. a. c. oi'cia manu-
capper f. c. Carter. n Y. a. c.; judge OF DicNcn"s'
r. B. Moneypenny. NJ A. c. A..
The track was lumpy and uneven, ana the .iinc
made was naturally not remarkable. Puifer fright
eped all out Of the 175yard hurdle race eXcep, "oI'
and the champion defeated his clubmae as lie penseu
The evenings entertainment wound mp WITH an eN
bmtion football game between the Manhattan A. =
and Varina Boat Club elevens several princeton
men played the Cherry Diamond team"
Following Is the summary:
Halfmile bicycle race-Final heat won oy D. Z
1n,,one E. T. Rau second. L. Rauschkoio 'hiru
Running high jump, handicap-Won by T.; W. Go n
Manhattan A. c. o 10 inchesl feet IL lnches,
rooney Xavier A. c. & inches) second l'c'
onemile walk-w0n by Samuel Ieiogold, pnsll,ne
A C. (scratch): c. Ludwig. Pastime A. G. tfo sEoiuS,
second Time O5 3-5. Seven men were uSqu"i
Twomie bicycle race. handicap-Won ny =. IA "
.r,-uhy Ncw-Yo A. c.. 20 yards; j. W: 'uus''
E,verside W l6O yards. second: time. $40 ID.
six hundred yard run, handicap-tlnal neai WI ~
p D MaCkay Aeon A. A. IL yards A. IL 10 hoi G
A A. % wards, second: time. unut~ " ~ -
Half mile novice. scntch-W0n 10y W. hitIn' -
A. C.: G.. F. Jacoby, second; time, nnu'eS' -
One hundred and seventy five yards hurdle race ace,
Won nv F. G. .PnfIer NJ A. c.. Scratch r, w "o''
NJ A. C. eight wards. second time. "a secohIs, y
One hundred and seventy five YARD dash' nanu. ~
Final heat won by VI. +. Garfield NJ A., ~ eisi,'
and one.half wards allowed in on foul)' H. l. BOZ
4on second time :O4 Is seconds. - 49,. -
one mile bicycle race handicap-finsi no.. ILL., '
nv s. Rauschkolb: J. j. Hughes, )r, secohu' "'H''
I'LL Seventy. ward dash-Hnal heat won by r. IL
r~ahoon = r ploss second time % seconds.