The sun., 1893-05-31

A Crowd Or 5000 Per-ons Cheer the Ash-
letcr On TO vietery.

a Crowd OF 5000 rcrrons Cheer the Ath-
letes On TO Victory.
Superb weather. splendid sport. and an i'm
mense throng OF spectators In gaia-day parb
were the favorable factors which made en-
tirely successful the annual spring carnival
Of outdoor sports held yesterday afternoon on
the New Jersey oval at Bergen Point By the
New Jersey Athletic Club. The crowd over.
flowed the grand stand. club house balconies
and the bleacheries, until II surrounded
the quarter mile track In rows some ton or a
dozen deep Estimates put the throng as not
far from 5000.
The games were opened with littlo delay
by q game Of lacrosse between tho teams Of
the New York Athletic Club and Princeton
College. Only ono inning OF thirty minutes
was played. The New Workers we're too strong
for the collegians. and, with a few exceptions,
always kept the ball dangerously close to tho
Princetonian goal For the Now Yorks Whit
Ing succeeded in throwing three goals In sue
ccssion. Then Hatton OF tho Princeton Tigers
mnde goal. thereby saving his team from a
shut out. Tho contest was very lively. but the
collegians were overmatched.
Although the track was In rather poor con-
dltion to permit fast time being made In the
sprints and long distance events. being far too
hard In places and very soft In other sections.
the dashea canters. long distance events. and
cycling contests wero run OF in. fairly good
time The track and field sports are SUNNI
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One Mile Teain Relay Raee-Tsams Of four men each
from Harvard Yale. and Princeton Colleges contested
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completed the half in mnnts - 2.s seconds. Garee.
ana Merr,Ii sparea The end Of the mile in s minute:
20 20 seconds The Princeton team covered the dts.
i.ne. tam. in minu'ss 81 seconds The time OF the
liandicap Running High Jump-rns champion NJ F;
jump q 8 i..t ~ inches y. ~. :srssS man. =
W oi New Is;se{ ine5s' y va; ;,.,,.H second With
York A. C. in, b was third with an actnsl jump OF =
Feet seS su ns to IN h :oa.na
After the conclusion OF the games the off,
cials and members OF the New jersey A. C.
I SereeabIy surprised rise % vic. Presidsnt @ % James eaE
sullivan by presenting him with handsome
watch chain and prettily engraved charm.