New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
A MISUNDERSTANDING DAY.
CHAMPIONS AT MANHATTAN FIELD.
JEwETTS GREAT RUNNING" DEMON" CARY 5
UTTER CoLLAPsE-A GREAT CROWD


PRE:ENT
The fifth annual championship meeting OF the ANA
teur Athletic Union held at Manhattan Field yes
terday and between 5000 and 900 people enjoyed an
afternoon of sport The athletes entered into the
sports with hearness only at the annual cham
pionshipS, and result the track and field contests
entertaining athlete and spectator alike. Many
women present In the grandstand, and their bright
dresses lent additional charm TO the pretty open
air home OF the Cherry Diamond Club. The manage
ment throughout admirable. the contests starting
shortly after p and ending IN good season for
dinner. The weather perfect except MS the after
wnncd the breeZes from Dead Head Hill waited
down thoughts OF winter and made the thiny clad ah
etes and shake. The track excellent and the
records OF last year made at ST. Louis were broken III
nearly every instance. +. c. Pufer. who has much
improved smashed the 120yard hurdle record but as
he knocked down several hurdles the record was not
allowed although he received the prize. Athletes
entered from all the country and some Canadians
also did we'll the brick dust track.
The 100 and 900 yards daslcs tie races Of the
day Jewett, the flying Michigan man, carrying oil
both In grand STYLE alth ugh he was not well and
attended by physician within few minutes be-
fore BE had made his nrst appearance on the track
Cary, the old Princeton man. did badly. and his
friends say he was not condition. Jewett is re
markabc Splinter. and he deserves the honors ne 50
handsomely won.
a. A. Zimmerman, the man With the wonderful
muscular development in the lower limbs, OF course
the bicycle easily. Winde did not start,
aud Taylor was beaten by his club mate Barker
Orton, the Canadian champion, won the mile run as
lie pleased, astonishing everybody by his remarkable
purt and freshness at the finish. Pufer's perform
In the 30 hurdle praisworthy easily beat
Ing Morrell, Harding. Schuyler and COPELAND. The
nvcnile really match between Day and
Carter. the younger man having the best OF IT.
lIIcrthbcrg and Connect dropped out.
The Manhattan Athletic Club won the honJrs Of
,he day, making 10 points. The New York Athletic
Cub close second with 43 points and the ether
clubs finished a. follows Detroit Athletic Club 10;
ra,time Athletic club, g; Xavier Athletic Club Z
Boston Athletic Club. Z: NewJersey, Ath etc Club,
q; Toronto Athletic Association, ,; Columbia Athletic
Association, of Washington 4; Montreal Athletic As
sOoiaton 3; Bank Clerks Athletic Association OF
Philadelphia. 3 Columbia Athletic Club. Of New York.
/, ard Athletic Club Of the Schuy kill Navy. l.
The officials follows.
=, Referee W. j.: Curtis ~ Y. 4. C. track judges.
1;eorrc W carr NJ T. {. j. ii. Booth, :. T. 4: G.;
+. X. steaIns Detroit \. C., Detroit, Mich F. f.
c. c. Hughes, VI. H. c.; Mortimer bishop +. \. {.
narei E &c. y q RGRerl t sto waNi &C.
%"hp N Storm 9 neg nF c. a. Pp.. l. e. 8 : g.
W. . j. sw"nn, & T. . H. A. cunning, Acorn ' A. 49,
Charlie" wiIAcn;: W. A. C.; inspectors I. s. Weeks,
wcn r A. c. st. Lonls: Il. " Bcals b. 4. A.: |
Boston, Mas; J. Kelly, r., Euclid A. A., John ~ j.
Root Isl REGIMENT \. A., Philadelphia. Penn referee
S Of sys"S G. d 5'CS"E l. & W. v w. MoneS
benny NJ A. &C. (Gse Of walking sam Austin ;, Sci al
course. samuel J. Cornell, VI. A. C.
one hundred yard run, first heat-Won by Luther |
II. Cary. Manhattan A. G.; Harry Jcwett Detroit |
10y Carey +. Spence, Columbia a. C., Warrington; f. |
Allen New {or; 4 g. ref 1si1 , @f' 10 her,
II. Cary second. Time-lo seconds.
one mile wak-won by sherman, Manhattan 4. |
g.. samuel Lcibcold. Iastime a. G., second TIM
record Of last year. by 10 seconds made By shear
man at It. Louis.
one hundred and twenty yard hurdle race, hurdles |
feet Is iuchc,-Won bl +. c. Puner. Manhat an \. |
-; II. H. Morre. wlork ~ {. second Time
- % seconds. TIL, bcus the worlds record by %
cconds made 10y II. L. Williams. New York. May 30.
1890. The record. however, was not allowed as
rutIcr knocked down five hurdles.
-Four hundred and forty yard rm-Won by ". c. |
o"n econS ID" rpr~o ccond This bcats the A. A.
towns l,o at ST. t. L %Si YEAR O'
one mile run--won by George W. orton;, Toronto
Lacrosse club f. Hjerttcrs New-Jclsey a. G., second
1imc-i 80 -.
Two mile safety, bicycle rac",w9n BY A; A. Mm
norman. New York \. c.. G.. \. Banker, Manhattan
\. G.. second Tine 30 %. This beats hst
years record By l :ois
Two hundred and twentyyard hurdle hurdle Iie,
second. Time-254.5 seconds. Second heat-Won
BY A. T. Copeland, Manhattan A. &C.,; 'cofee
rcond,. Final hcat--won BY F. G. Puffer; George
,chwcglcr second. 1ime-25 90 seconds.
Running high jump-Won by W. F. sweeney.
Xavier \. c.: II. lIerrlch, Manhattan A. c.. second
Tie winner cleared six feet. beating the \. A. l.
record Of last year by 4 rs inches.
Putting l0-Pound shotwon by George II. Gray.
New York A. c. distance 43 feet "a inches ).
; Mitchell New York A. C.. second.
Throwing 10 pound hammcr-Won by ). :. Mitchell.
Ne York \. C.. distance l1o l',ct IL hl'H'S' u
Corghlln Manhattan \. G.. second.
Running broad iump,won by F; ". Con- Man,
sciwcgcr. NcwYork A. C., Il feet inches, second.
Thrce-me wall,-won by samuel Liebgold. Pastlmc
y y II, ~ - ''''
N.wYork \. g. distance "a feet 80 lnche,; &.
Courhin. Manhattan ~ G., 30 feet IS Inches
second.
ssoyari run-won BY T. b. Turner, Manhattan
!: ~ y: a-5. ' "'''''' W 49, "
go ward run-Fir.t heat Won by Harry Jcwctt
,econd. Tim,-2i - .eronds second heaimWon by
carey columbia Sa Co. Fl was"F9s scc or
rlnal hear-Won by Harry J"wett Carey f. spence
second. 81 - seconds
Polo vanlt-Won by Theodore Luce. Detroit A. t.: |
distance II feet W. ;. Rodenbaueh l,o ton A. a.; ana
G. T. Buclolz Rank Clerks \. A.. of philadelphia Tied
for second place distance 10 feet u Inches
Fivemlle run-Won BY W. d. Day, NewarerS'y
4 e.: f. c. Carter. New York A. c., second. Thine
% "a %.
OPENING THE SEASON ELSEwHER
Troy oct 1.-The Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
and Union College football teams opened the season To-
day. the Unions winning by a score OF TO o. 1t was
the Institutes first game In several years. The best
playing was done by Cimbra, Iavan and Ly oIs for IN"
Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute and Lavery %. lS
Gala NIeius and Braman Of the Unions. Union Sc
cured II touchdown but failed TO kick goal.