The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-30
AMoNG THE i. NJ. c A. ATHLETES.
ET,rts TO DO Made to Organize q Basket
Hall LrnCu-.

There is some talk In Young Mems Christian
Association athletic circles Of forminG a basket
ball league. The only difficulty attending the
playing Of league games would be the lack Of
uniformity in the Interpretation Of the rules
A convention Of delegates from the branches
should be able to sot aside this obstacle.
The Harlem branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A. ia. as
usual. wide awake. The gymnasium classes
are largely attended. and the membership has
increased to go. DR.. J. Gardiner Smith il
eiated over tho fine business mems class Of
the branch. Among tho member are: Rich
l.. Purdy. Chairman Of the Finance Commit
tee: William A. Sage. Chairman Of the Harlem
y. NJ. {. A.: John Carr. Thomas Knowles. DIR.
ii. D. Burnlnm. A. Jnmison. Elmer T. SAN
born. c. II. Plump. Guy II. Turrcll. II. 7. Crnmp-
ton. and A.. Jasper. The. youngest member. Of
t a"rr r'S wSo i Is q i. y s%me :" OH ,hs til iist f,ass. sl in Mr:
XolE. William +, smith, h, Z. Turner, John {.
well. T.. Il Lyle. i" A.. Haskell. i homas j.
Msrrilecsi J. X Anhersop, / /. smith. i, i.
Joins, + i. H;us%Sf. ii. 4. stoori' AMI JOIN,
Hnyi'anh.
The Harlem branch also have a, class for
T. Gtifenhagen Of thu Twenty.ninth precinct.
tri,fenliaaen has been y memlesn tho branch
Tor three years. Other men from the snnlC pre-
~ Burfeind and latrolman Michael Downs.
ss sGalnt ,hH ca Tn!t.!' TX . .rsiI" %ii nrS, len Hs. s%,n
John Mustard. William Moody. and. Thomas
k"nrns. hergt.. ~l.or-nzo u. Love- OF the
lg,sSns" as "" 'SaS $ v '.S S' The t. "ns ss'aI 'H ei InS
mInt to take place on Tussday night, N?v:'i.
}olin Breen has teen elected captain OF tho
h hnr ssSm nI Syn! a tsam Rr and h sshs i. o ,re' sIbsri
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
Ihn En- nrn liG ri,f nN ..N..fs on, ~ 49, ra - Ftrfp
has been thoroughly ovcrhauled. 4 new shot.
been added. The medicine bali has n leather
cover stuffed with felt 1. Is fourteen INCHES
In diameter e and Weighs eleven pounds. There
North. the Chairman Of the Gymnasium Com
mites m c, recently rec arpI intel t Il i]"Il"M,nS men
lgelheim er., Henry Engel. Charles IL. Bogel,
my, Frederick, Harris: The rymnasts will
other TUESDAY nlisht. beginning Doc. i. Two
events will he run on each night. The events
vii be running high jump: standing broad
and ' rop" %sIimSinr. "'r ris me medals iis' ' vii! Ec
a a%ail ihi = 1s5 tte annual members meeting on
The gymnasium Glasses in TIE Eastern Dis;
On Tuesday and Friday nights ths volunteer
ft na $ ar are HE'LL sIa;or The b = bu ST. mems class is
bers are: DR.. North. {. c. Tanner. 8. W.. Nc
Donald, Lawyer William WiIlotts. Jr. ]. Ryan,
and p. r. Way. A students class is attended
by several rolytechnie Institute and Adelphi
ministers class will be continued this winter.
Presbyterian Church. the, iiev. John Fritton
Clark, Of the Leo Avenue Congresa-
tioral Church. the Rev. Alexander Lew
Is oil, the Now England Congregational
CHURCH the key ); + Adams q tie Ross
H. Il. Strqdach Of st. ranls Lutheran Church
are members Of this class. DIR. Darlington Of
Christ Church. who was a member of the min
listers class, will be unable to attend this win
ter'S session.
Basket ball is also. very popular among the
Eastern District athletes. At leastforty mem-
team vii! be organized ani games will be ar.
branches. The Eastern District barriers will
enjoy a cross;rountry run, on election day;
I" Rnseville.. :. j.. and from there will run to
Orange. At the latter place they will have the
Orange Y. NJ. &. 4. gym" and baths at their
disposal and will De entertained bvthe Orange
Association. Director Balsley will set the
pace for tho run.