New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
UNION.
DR. G p. IIyHART INSTRUCTOR IN Wy NH""i'o'

,,xu,pr INSTRUCTOR IN GYMNASTICS.
c.,oroc,,av Oct. 30 (spccnD.-Thc field DAY
cro,s were held IN the 'o's' '"'
,ocA on Thursday last. Tie day was oeVio'u SUE
cess although no records were oro8'h' ~ ""S
..noor.,,o,ed that the freshman class haS niue"
athletic material. 1910, .,o,, 10
next years baseball nihe .. NJ,
po,.rt G. Alexander the youngest trustee OF
,,,or college and perhaps. the greatest indvilual
rromotcr CT It's Interests has recently been 'hs'r''
n,or,o, IN m. building up OF new department Ior
,,s ,,uo Mater Through him the cOlEege hos Sc
c,red for the ensuing year the services rs instructor
I'm gymnastics OF Dr. Christopher r. Linhar'' '"'
nhvs,c,l director OF the Manhattan Athletic Cmo.
Or. Ldnhart carries with him not only INC w"
wishes of many friends. but Thoroughly traiheo ~
,c,ieence and rlpenrd experience into his new h'lu.
lie was born at Pittsburg on January - leon. ""'
rr,n,rcd I'm the common schools and entered "'.'e"
.oc College Springfield, Ohio While there he ]oih'u
IN. Phi kappa Psi Fraternity and tho fhIo"opp'
1itora-v Society. Possessed. however with the NV
unnatural desire TO be no longer oepohoeht "po" ~"
c,h.r hut 10 earn his own living, lie left wlttenoerg
and entered the medical department OF INC "o''e"
Reserve University. in Cleveland, Oh'o whe"'" NC
VIA duIv graduated with the dcGree OF NJ d. In Ioo-
lie stood SO well with the medical facni'y '1't "o
Two Yeas service honse physician ana s"reco" "
tho cleveland City IIo.p.ta ne filled the position OF
aomonstrator OF anatomy for his Alma Major. III
tho SUBSEQUENT year he mad" visiting pnys''''n
20 the chdrens department Of the Charity Hospital
at Cleveland.
Always fond OF athletics as n boy ana growing HIN"
be ra, PLAYED bnl rode md during the hrst year al
the Medical College he commenced tho regular gym
pastic work In thc Y. NJ. e. A. ut Cleveahh' Vhi'
v,ta Dr. ". G.. Anderson. the present Instructor W
physical train ng 1T Yale. Leader OF all ms classes
he made rapid progress, and became so much a1ta'hu
TO his work. that after finishing the mcdicai ana
hos pltal courses Mt Cleveland lie camo East 10 aKo
chorgc OF the Orange IN. j. y. NJ &. A. gymnasium
and also gevp lessons In several schools In Hew'iorh
Fer ,hrcc years he instructor OF gymhaSu'S'
pbyso,ocy and hygiene ut the Newark Academy ana
dire tor OF physical training at Newark w. J p"Dhc
schools and among h4 pupils were Frederick a.
Ecrchr-:ng tho intercollegiate cmlnp!on H. H. Swaln
tle ! rtnce Splinter and Hamilton Wn!l'' iaie"
rlevor foolball plny'r. . .
In on.cr thoroughly 20 acquire the ground WORK
OF mi, anch Of hi- Profession. lr. Linart VINO is
nearly six feet hSh and va Gl- possibly 10 pounoS
attended the An.e-on and Sargent schools ot ihysra
Training lie IN. hftrl 1000 pounds wlthout
harl,.-s ard has made record OF 3ii cubic lnchr
on the SD romc r, j. a good boxer ana eNnnl>t ana
has had experience with Of the bes: athletes IN
the world. $780,,
For The Inst year he has bean medical advisor AZ
tho Man,att, n Athletic club where he la~ ini ni"l
The c.ilrtlng system and special Work WHICH mas
become SO popular there.