The evening world., 1894-05-30
HARVARD MEN LEAD.
They Capture the Relay Team
Race at Bergen Point.
Stevens Defeats The C~rescents at
Lacrosse.
Five Thousand Persons Out to Sec
the Games. -
Especial to The Eyening world,)

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BERGEN POINT, N. Y, May co.
Fully 5000 persons journeyed TO Bergen
Point to-day TO witness the Champion
ship games at the grounds of the New
Jersey Athletic Club. Tho clu rounds
were tastefully decorated, and the track.
In spit of the recent heavy weather,
was in fair condition. All of the ath-
letes entered for the various events
had come prepared to lower records if
possible, and predictions were made
early in the day that many OF them
would do so.
Father Bill Curtis, of the New YORK;
Athletic Club, acted as referee. Herman
a. Z. Jaehne was The clerk Of the course
and Bob Stoll, Of the New York Athletic
Club. was the chief scorer. James F..
Sullivan, Chairman of the Games Com
mittcc, with Il. lI. Barnes. w. w. Scott,
$. s. Schuyler and l.. w. Hiertberg and
a host of other officials did everything in
their power to make this affair u sue
cess.
The first event on the programme was
a football match between the Centre
Vile a. G. and the Grccnville Wander
ers. The contest was spirited through,
out, and the partisans of both teams
made the air RIM after each brilliant
play. The game WIS won by the Gen.
treville team by a score OF 2 to 0.
Considerable excitement was caused
S Grsrc :the l%n G o snS s Ssas 1stween the
sc osPdI' the M' a Mii ,t nsiIl0s Thhe fG second ssivs saitl
of the game lasted eight minutes,
Stevens men were jubilant over the
victory. Score-Stevens, /: Crescent, 0.
The next event was the one.mile relay
Yale, Harvard AMI the University of
Ponnsylvania. II. Chubb, for Yale; s. III.
Merrill, for Harvard. and p. r. Freeman,
for the University d Pennsylvania, first
made the first lap two feet ahead of
Chubh. Garcelon, keeping up the pace
third and fourth APPS We're repctltions.
and Harvard won rather easily in 2.26 3-5.
This is one second below record time.
The members of the winning team were
ter and l.. 5. Hilireth.
The first heat of the onc,mile bicycle
race was won by Fred Nlgle, Riverside
]. A. Powell, & y. A. G, 20 Yards, seq
ond, ami Fred shafto. Hudson County
Wheelmen, third. w. D. Meagher fell in
the first lap.
The SECOND, heat was won by w; Il.
Williams, jr., Cutler A. A., 60 yards.
In the scventy-Gve yard dash, first
J. Roland, Y. NJ. c. A. second. Second
neat WIS won ny ~. w. Alien, CT INC
y. Y. A; c.; Henry Klune. Y. II. C.
a. second.
Time for both heats, 3 10.
Third Heat-Halpin, n. Y. A. G.. first.
NJ. w. Mundy. second. Tines 3-5.
Fourth Hcat-E. w. Seidier,N N. j.. A..
c., first; J. b. Smith, N. Y. A. c., SECT
ord.
Fifth Heat-Dcad heet between L.
Lawson, N. Y. A. G., and G. Arensten.
Sixth HEATH. H. Cady, Yale. first;
A. l.. Jacques. st. George A. c., second.
Seventh lIeat-M. Solomon. Victor A.
C., first; H.. G.. Chatham. New York
A. c., second.
The first heat in the finals was won
b. =. w, Allen, N. Y. A. c.; T. w.
Seidler. N. j. A. c., second. Time
0.0S 1-5.
Second Final Heat-G. Arcnstcn. Y.
NJ. C. A., first: NJ. Solomon, Victor A.
c., second. Time-S.l-5.
The final heat In the one-mile bicycle
race was won by |. A. Powell. N. Y. A.
G., first; w. H. FeariAk y. Y. A. c.,
second: Fred Magic, Riverside Wheel
men. third. Time 96 2-5.
Record time, held by J. S. Johnson.
Los 10.
The final in the 75-yard dash was won
by f. w. Allen. n. Y: A: G.; NJ. solomon,
Victor \. c., second. Timc-0.GS Is.
Record time, 0Ol "a.