The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-11

Fourth Rsos-stesplses.ss short course handicap
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Dr. Zoe. Ionnis B. and Silver Plat. sscfs
| saiIis MeCielisss's xirst Yoai.
LEXINGTON. March 1o.-Byron McClsliand's
famous mare ssllie McClellsnd. By Hindoo. out
Of Red and Blue foalsd to-day bar colt By
safIlis Mccl.lland was one Of the best two
| year. olds OF her year. and won more than S70.:
goo for her owner. This is her nrst foal. and
| a Fine Record for the Ki.ss Csu.ty
wheetmep.
The Kings County wheelmen up to Feb. !.
| 1894. with only ffty-nvs members reporting
mileage. made S2.655 miles last year. @ n
| Murphy heads the list with 5000 miles, and
! George A. Needhsm comes next with 1850
miles Thirteen men rode over 1000 miles
| each. and thirty-one rode over 1000 miles
each. In 1892. thirty-nine men rode $4,000
There are three men rum, running for the GAP
Fred Hswley. The election takes place on
Indication. point to . most successful year.
Centurions OF the Kings County Whselmen.
Stop1 Pushing Tooney Hard IN the r. n. I.
Athletic Comp rtftion.
The last but one Of the series Of indoor COM
petitions at the Young Mems Institute was held
In the gymnasium on Wednesday night. The
contest has narrowed down to seven men.
Schmidt Ludwig. and Barnett having dropped
out The competitions are to decide the in
door cham pionship OF the Institute. Great in
terest was aroused on Wednesday whom Stopff
gained "a points on Toomey who at present
leads In the competition. This gives stopff q
chance to overtake the leader In the final com
petition next month. when the events will be
in stopfIs favor. Third place 10 being closely
contested by Worck, Helm and Samsel The
results attained By the men are as follows:
standing hop .,sP B. ana Jump q rs points potato
s,cpT'6ouSis tiei Zee, siacs.. u poia.: stand
.;ss .ss, :
Helm bSSSs siss i:ss Is PGaa,,. standing hop
81 HS'GG :t sG points
.:S ssa is%E; t::s ~ ias5. Ss points: po asR
2 Pft: pa Ssg:sS race. as
s.coRd. q RS 9nlnt.., 80 Total s1 ,..,..,s
sStE seconds. o: points Total. ITO points
The record OF the leaders to date 10 as fol-
lows:
TS9m's O,1 DGiSs, s'GD $40 points. E9rei %.
tUo points: Cohen. So points.
The De Tn sale Boys Air Their Grisvaaee.
The secretary OF the De La Sale A. c. stated
yesterday that the reasons assigned BY the
Interscholastic A. A. for rejecting the applica-
tion OF the De La Sale Institute for admission
to the league were very fimsy. He cannot
understand why their religion should bar
them out from q purely athletic association.
Many OF tho members and not a few Of the
delegates and officers OF the league are Cath.
olleG- 1t is claimed that Trinity IL a sectariaa
school, and II that Is so why not reject that
4 prominsnt De IA salls boy. said; :. To al
nesting did. that the De La Sale boys Hs re-
too strong for the league. seems little alb
surd. coming IRON member OF an association
pionship OF the city. A ehampionship won By
ruling out OF competition those likely TO be-
title. De Ia SALES annual athletic games
have always been feature In scholastic IN set-
nrst to open its events to schools OF New York
city and vicinity at q time when the l. s. A. A
refused entry to competitors even from
:. !" u the l. s 4 4. 70 to have a clear claim to
tts tltls e must exclude NO preP.rstory school
motives entirely foreign to the age. svsn
though these motives be suggested by older
heads
Eight Cities In CaaasstIeut's Baseball LsaEus
New HAVEN. March 10-Ths Connecticut
State League OF Baseball Clubs was organized
here to-day The meeting was large and en-
thusiastie. visitors being present from New
York aud nearly every city In the State.
Pledges were exhibited from business men in |
the Connecticut cities where 1t is proposed TO |
locate clubs. assuring strong financial support. |
The delegates declared their policy to be a |
short playing season. beginning about May 10 |
aud lasting to Labor DGy. A low salary limit |
Of about $500 will 20 agreed upon HGrTy r. |
Durlnt OF the ale Law School was appointed |
President and secretary, Another meeting |
will he held at New Britain on Tuesday March |
~, to perfect arrangements Grounds have |
heen secured IN every city except New Haven, |
and players for the various mines will be |
signed az once.
The following cities have, hSen admitted to |
mem bsrship: New Haven. John Mckee. man |
aEsr Hart ord. !. J. Brady. mAnAgeE: Bridge |
tort. John Henry. manager; Waterbury, HARRY |
H. Durant manager NeH Britain. II. Il Shss-
han. manager; Msrldsn. T. l. Reilly manager;