The morning call., 1892-01-31
ATHLETICS.
Speedy EuuueTs-NY wrestling and Boxing
at the Olympic.

fore the vcr.d's record remains at Is sec
ends.
There is hest Of lesser lights now in
training. and among tie lot are J.. L. Hunt
A. W. North. J. Porter, j. D. Hurks. T.
Van Niak'e G.. H. Foulks and i. c. Van
DYKE. These are good useful men, who
can take q point Whenit is needed.
a general meeting and election Of officers
cfthe Alpine Amateur Athletic Club will be
reIdIn Vorvaer.s nan, 210O'Farreu street,
on Monday evening, tie 18th proX. An eX-
Ebition Of boxing and wrestling by mem
bers viii follow.
There was adIspute on Monday night at
the Olympic CLUB in regard TO spriutlng
between Uuz Brten. Meyer ana Pianz,
and to settle the matter they went to the
plaza OBJ Powell and Gaary streets, and ran
1l0-yard race. HeiIeufedt acted as
starter and hre.iug and Niciai rs judges at
finish. Him. Won by inches. Brtten sec
Cnd: no time caught The dispuJauts ran
with heavy Shoes aud all clothes on.
a. BaEene.l, D. Winter and T. Y. Bake
well are running short distances very well,
and good Judge, Jhilk that Winter would
make a better mj3dle-distance man, If he
devoted more Of his time TO that class Of
running aud studied pace. There IS hardly
a doubt but with the staying powers Win
ter possesses he would make great race If
trained pro- erly
Ed Mays. while not in active training, is
in tr-o- condition az far as r. sh Is concerned
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pace -'il III FeIS Ian iA' NHs - oU9 u
u CSe Iclalle men WHO aiNats lace tie
starter IN proper form. No one can assert
that he was ever heard to say latter he was
s.f-o..s. .to+ ba ,r,s MT IN a. fra condition
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H. h. 5r5 III ETays viii take ti--f and So
Cr4 m rbe a4l-varf event Aorse also ev
Tea.s m IN -f.p lrr7y hmm and The 5f-rouni
WEIGHT. Ia the latter two events il is
tbor-at that he has quite a iab on his hands.
~ !, B-triicb B a can C91ceda him
feet On lie =6-pOund weight and beat him.
erT 2 . F.-tar - q .r-I.t n1+ be- ,.var-
Looked i'm Ma rrnniup long iump He has
shown that there is but one man on the
Coast his suuerior. and that one Schiller
srefD
The University Club has begun practice.
and MANY faces appear on the cuder track
that are y,tuDkDnWn 20 the ath letic world.
It /, no secret. however. that some of the
Youngsters are very fast, ana the University
Cub expec.s them 10 showup in good shape
al the champiausAiy games Il is ac-
kDowIedged that the University Club
youngsters were never In so good a con-
djtj1n to win first h0noTs as they are this
season. vet tley viii be lacking in ham
mer-thr0wrr. a. W Morrow is now 10 The
Stamford University.
Ii has been recognized that the [. G.
Club was almost Invisible in the field
events The condition Of affairs will be
somewhat changed this year as new and
uudpyeIoDed material is sprIrrfnr no and
many Of the ala champian- have sfcnifad
+bpfr Intention OF getting into uroper c0uif-
zion. Patterson "a. A. a. A. is the best
high fumuer On tie Coast: Morrow -. IL
viii take the hammer: Bakulicb 30 a.
the yG-Uouud weight. Foster the .0Dr iump
and Purcell or MCOuade, tie I6-pOuHd shot
Judp5ur from this state Of affairs all there
Will be left Tor the L. c. is The pole vault.
in which tLev viii probably take the three
rr.ras
y r. Ufnklav and Fred {. Phabv aretak
fng I5ttIp exercise. and without resarva-
lion IL must be said that thew are two Of the
most promising middle-dfstance men on the
Coast. They will prove 10 be Formidable
councillors and il is reaIlvR difficult thing
70 saw Who is the better man. 10 Justice TO
MIR Pbebv il must be stated that he has the
hest record but on the other hand HiDklpv
also possesses a good showing, having done
canal 10 Och in The cbamui0uship on Nav
e5rI. On q track that was mt at ali pnuai IN
that an winch Phpbv ra0. Itbss p-en
Cuest.on where Hfpkley derives his strength
H. RIM q hard ss.-vard. vet he demonstrated
he was one Of the pluckiest Of runners on
Cbamrf0nship day.
Princeton las decided that its football
Dlayer- must 20 in for rowing. The athletic
committee has given $1,000 10 the college in
fruary. and has decided TO erect a training
clubhouse to cost from 5000 10 $1,000.
William MuIdoon, the wrestler, proposes
70 petition Congress to establish national
school of athletics and to erect building
for the purposes Of the school at Washing
ton e. cost not over S300OO0 Congress is
Liable TO grant the petition with d wh0Op
r. T. Comet, tie crack amateur athlete,
while IN America was noted for his liability
to illness. No sooner would he recover
from ore attack than another maladv would
Law him low The 81 luck Of the pOpular
lutte runner, IN this respect las followed
him across tie sea, as the following extract
from the Dublin Sport OF December a5.h
shows: T. J.. Couneff is at present an in
mate Of the Richmond Hospital the result
Of an accident which sprained his ankle on
the Cuuard liner UWbTa, while he was COM
Ing over from New York last week.
W O. George thus writes 70 the editor Of
London Sporting Lie: " Sri note IN your
issue Of to-day an lItimatiUn that Mr.. I. =.
Connect has returned from America and
that he cOntemp.ates making himself pro-
fessiOHaL BY this l conclude he wants
some one 10 send him q challenge and | be-
20 say that / viii run Mr.. Connect any num-
Der OF races lie likes TO name, from three
quarters Of a mile no TO ten miles distances