The sun., 1893-04-23
CHRISTIANS CHUCKLING WITH DE-
LIGHT
Opening or Their Grounds at Mott Haven
Plans for the Relay Race.

Opening or Their Grounds st Mott Haven
Plans for the Relay Race.
The athletic grounds at Mott Haven were
not opened on Thursday last on account Of tho
driving rain. On Friday however. tho men
9. assembled at tho boat house and crossed the
Harlem River to the grounds. 1t was q psr-
tect day. and those who participated In the
outing thoroughly enjoyed themselves The
track was rather soft, but several impromptu
races were run of. The boat house was also
an objective point. and the men began to
overlook their gigs and Shells expecting to
nave lively season In rowing.
Trevanion G. Cook. tho newly appointed
athletic director. was at both the boat house
and grounds ready to greet all comers. Dr.
rector Cook can be classed as an all-around
athlete. lie Ia clever on the track can row.
knows how to nlay lacrosse and polo. is q base
ball crank. and has handled the pigskin In
more than one football contest.
=, Ihe iorkrillc Christians had q good time
last Thursday evening on tho occasion Of tho
One hundred and twenty-fl men assem- bled
IN the gym" which was tastefully decorated.
follows de
hHs9s; ASa. Ain d III = n R9be?! As; t.
nmna nnalam ny Of the o
associations to tho DEVELOPMENT OF Physical
culture William II. saGe; Ghssirmann \ Of 1.-THE tho
Crombis.
A meeting was held at New Haven last week
H.s.p I'VE place on DECORATION Day. from New
dssRcs to o 9 city Nsw thst The
proposed route was about ninety miles, and
vas decided to divide the dista nee Into ehteen
w.. The following allotment was m ado: New
bayen the first two. Ansonia It's first one.
Rrdgeport the next two Ansonia its second.
nrst hal'; 1t was also decided to have three
runners In each relay. making six from each
time to e awarded soid me medal. ne tn. Irss man
making the next best time to receive gold
fmsaa f@a Ia nnd S the association making the best
nor. Every participant In the race will receive
Amandsome souvenir.
rsti,eo dhe results O. the annual Eymnastic com;
Eighty-sixth street branch were announced
aSmMss,. !rs1 Wesk ThrouGhoat the compotition the
tormances OF the Winners. ACCORDING TO pths
points gained. were as follows:
horse s r,nr az So parallel bars 2as
e'im'nE TafdSis-S, ,Sps 20 l",a laiS pun ''o'
lops 81 o Idns 5ns % horizontal bar @7S pull up ss
~ SshIen,sr-H thentc, so. parallel bars on6.
Iops climb 81 rot. 5n 9,5on'a la. 200; pull up ST.
,! rirs G so parallel bars aI6: horse
Climb, so @ TsI.l l"1sS"'A' iss bar 2'' pull up 81. rops
~ h.Calisthenics. 80: parallel bars oso. ,or.
rings 20; horiz9ntaI bar a?1 paI up Sa rnn:
y WAli-Calisthenics 50: paraI,el h,r. ,-.. ,.-
So rings s.a horiEontal bar, 2.O pull M a. 1on
climb, 20 Total. LIS ' ''' ''' rope
,gt T. ntgonmerLym,alis,hen,G, n L 50; parallel bar.
oPi 81: rope climb y Iota. l.lo5 -"'' pun
Howard Drummond-Ga sthrLics. 50; paral.I h,,.
go; horse 2b5: rings 2Di horizontal bar aIo, nn,i
pp is notry at rope climb. Total. lu73 ' '1"
"A Observation-Disclosures. 10 parallel bars .a5: hor,s
sIS rings 20, horiSo"tsI bar. aa5. pull up 90 rope
mater Drummond- Calisthencs. 90 parallel bars
m n' morse ~; rings 10 horaonta bar $50: pull
fred Michler-Calsthenlcs. 50: parallel bars IA;
sorse 24t rings 23O horizontal bar 40: pull up ~
rope climb O. Total, !. .O4S
l. Ie Rolle-CAlisthenlcs. 80: parallel bars. 1876;
ioas 2tf; Tngs 80; hoIzonla bar. :4o: pull up 49,
MarcusCs Cssthenics 7o parsllsl Sars 225: horse.
& sI1h, h,nss 2l5 horizontal bar 206 pull VI. 81; rope
,s n-C.llsthencs 80; parallel bars. 1856 horse
snmh, o. TOts. 7ot.