The evening world., 1893-10-25
sP0RTIIe HENS mo GOSSIP.
Twenty second Regiments Games
Thanksgiving Eve.
Important Football Meeting to BE
Held To Night. a..

] Sprinters. jumpers, runners and blk.
ers'' In the Iwenty-second Regiment
Athletic Association are keeping them
selves on edge for the annua Indoor
games Of that organisation In the ar
mory. Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. %. The
programme Is appended, events being
open to members Of the regiment only:
Seventy-yard dash, handicap; 4ao-yard
run noyice). scratch; SS0-yard run. ham
dicap; mile run. handicap: 220-yard hurdle,
handicap; high jump, handicap; one-mile
bicycle (novice). scratch: two-mile b.
cycle, handicap; bayonet race. obstacle
race.
A feature of the games will be the one
mile relay race by teams Of four men.
open to all National Guardsmen. 1t is
wtihs sdfer, tNoy teams Ind the Seventh
and TwefftK Regiments one each. The
Twenty-second's team hasn't, been Sc.
lseted as yet. but 1 ~ likely ssn that i VII
s sahi a HI TiSie + T,wsnt yaaee sn has J" some me
sTR;s sriSe .ash y w I" con- N f Il. sus IL E Ern +.
At the close OF the games sociabllity
will reign and Terpsichore will be master
vi %i, ne eld 5ss' NON phs e. sntT With 70 ae easse sgsnas,
| WAA SADSS
Company c.
Athletic Club win not float over
the brown-stone palace once occupied by
the Manhattan Athletic Club. The MEM
bers 80 decided hast night. Mt a meet
the clubhouse. On a motion to buy the
property. II 1t could be secured at a
reasonable figure, the members voted
That QattlQd thu ruuttar and thu NJ "
A. G. will devote. itself hereafter. to
house at .Fifty-ninth. street and sixth
fered why the Manhattan property
shouldn't have been purchased.
ton mhe viii hlrIt msss so.aisht EG p4oSab,y Xs It tSe
Windsor Hotel. and the eligibility Of
players Will be extensively discussed.
This meeting is, called to have the un-
other. before Princeton and Wesleyan
play the opening game in the Intercol-
legfatesc hampi9nship series on Saturday.
s Mssss e The oG ru1e. II tSus sa throwing Sh,ase oua
FRH SeaF ms + will S's work ssn ike T Hs'},s';
7 defeat the undergraduate rule and
with her. Yale will have Wesieyan's
vote on a strict adherence to the rule.
The matter Of a field for the Princeton.
1 hlc game Ou lHHHkSklvlHR Lay ID yet
Manhattan Field. Is holding out fol
terms that were the same as last year
and Manager Hotter. Of Yale. thinks. he
has the best Of the argument, In offer.
Ing to do exactly as was dom last year
The game hasn't deteriorated since then
8 just as strong. No grounds in TIL,
vicinity can equal the Manhattan Field
In Its accommodations for players. spec
Harys1d's same with Cornell. in tAi,
city. Nov. I, will be the arst time the
Reds hays been seen n this city sine,
ISL Sstt.n The Sie game will be played at Man
~ s sssss .o E u s..s'%sa; 81 1 pi.s,n sEs Of
VII ~ s ssss = e tie e" x Tori 4ra 4; s
Island. yer four-mile course. TIL,
hares will be E. NJ. Hartshorn, e.. c
S Sishep a VII, Il BE- E.; m si1ttnss 81 III tn. M SeanSs
and The, pace. will be slow enough I.
permit the older members to be I'm IT.
for q while. Hares and hounds. will
months at Travers Island. and a serie,
Of pleasant cross-country dashes will b.
held. s&'H N'.t ~ go
~. b. johnson and Emmett Burke
both coiored. fought at the Gloucestel
IN. - A. = Monday. night, and Burke
knoWn as the was knOcket
fout. H.was unconscious all day yes
terday, and Is under doctors care II
q dangerous condition. .
The New York &C. will give the harr,
4 "a series Of boxing entertainments
at the clubhouse Saturday night. and si1
specials have been arranged. They
look to be frst-class affairs on paper.
To Constant Reader.-The Clipper
annual record gives Roberts's largest ruI
with ths spot.stroke barred as 60. mad
March is, 1889, Int England.
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