The sun., 1894-09-07
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the Now NoFE NaieNontan Ntuns
Creased bigh-water pants and other affecta-
tions Of the modern mortal found little recogui-
tion at Suffers Harlem River Park yesterday
The majority Of the thousands assembled were
Scottish, either by birth, extraction. OF sympa-
thy, and killed tartans were the order Of the
day. The wcarers strutted around in all the
pride and freedom inspired by the national cos
tune, but, while generally adhering 10 their
racial traditions, they adopted one striking In
novation. Clannshness was only observed in
the matter Of varied plads. In all other respects
the festival was not only friendly, but cosmo-
poltsn in its character and guests Of all nation
alltles were made equally welcome.
The New York Caledonian Club conducted the
outing, and the fact that the same historic or
ganization has done so for the last thirty-seven
years is sufficient guarantee that the arrange
ments we're carried out in mastery and faultless
fashion. The promoters were called on for un-
usual exertions this year owing to the destruc-
tion Of the old rendezvous at Jones's Wood, but
they proved fully equal TO the emergency, i and and
have been jostled around at previous picnics In
suffers Park. Every foot OF space was utilized
tent TO enjoy themsslves in comfort without
trampllng on competitors and officials.
programme attracted the best professional
talent In the country and the sport was both
keen and high class throughout. Smith Of Al;
then went further away from his RIVALS in an
extra lap they were forced TO run through an
The popular Pittsburgher.- -Mcclelland, won
the three-mile run after loaing race VIII ch re-
deemed himself in the ilve.mile run. and richly
earned the ovation he received. Gaelic ath-
lete competing as "Condon" captured the rum
cured second in the pole vault and altogether
showed ability much above the average.
The most conspicuous member OF the old time
brigade present was George Goldie, now Profess
sor of Physical Culture at Princeton. He broke
Al records BY attending the HnniveTssry for the
never got good look at all the features OF the
meet before, having been either competitor or
referee on previous occasions. Many shining
lights OF the amateur athletic world were also
present. Summarizes
Best Dressed to member. vent Of sister
Climb; Z Moir, Scranton second; Chief simpson, Bo'-
q sss New YSrty y e. lamb EsS %
S1 ts,1 sixteen pPgn PGS4d' oIs; EssS
with throw of s5 feet ~ inehs.; j Pgrssli. NcriG
smgson MHs 'ssSnd % S.n 1ssoT w rect No, ,1S
throw o. 50 feet ~ Inches. = p..-,. n,.,o. o.
,srS. al:tsnce II feet ~ Inches; ]: Long Hart
ford Conn., second dI'anee 40 feet ~ inches 81
Putting Light Stone, |! Poundso,won by O; Ps5rle Ps5rle
white, pr2ydence second with % put I, Of 20 fret
q fset fset iois II inche. S''' '" " ' ". '"' "
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W, Thompson; Boston third, Time, 10 10 seconds
Fraser! }. Cummings second, A. Emsiic third. Time
Eig6thundrrd and eighty; yard Run Won by Conrad
Marks, Staten Island: W Manning, Boston, second:
J. Na'ushter Albany third Time minutes 80
as css Hy w nSss Ssess
sr9wn Br2osyn second distance a. feet ~ Inches
saa by Ss. yoy
and william Mh,s Of prGvidspce G &c = tied at feet ~
XSan S%s New yo9l sssena Si a.snns @ ".5Sh tSi5a
uRSs,S time Z mile %inu,s' Sv e ,G.%ns
New % Yors, WITH with jump Of q feet inches; " Rset
LIN PrSyidepee ,scSnd VII, & Jump S Of 70 is feet
jump Of 90 feet ~ inches
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Paterson \. j., with . vault ot 10 feet; II Condon,
scrss sG Slater T coSoes tSlrd with vault Of fses
Three.mie. Run-.won by, Z. R. ,Mcc,-nand,. Pitts
SSGTsh Pal Jsmss SMITH AiHSSny .SirS NH second @ H.
~ Is seconds ~ :" ''''' '' ~ ''''''
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W Manning B2ston Mas third Time 81 i,5 % %;ec2nds
3 yiSii L SSSll, SsS SSrs' sssond; &; levy New
Boy Boy. n Race. one Lap, for Members sons Under ls
Years Won by Jesse simpson, ", DuSuid second. ".
Anderson third. Time 30 30 seconds.
Tug OF War-Final tie won by the ErRrns Gaelic As
ISOLATION team from the Highland Guard.
Ragpip. Competition by James Macdonald.
New York; w {. Purdie Boston, second: J. II. Lamb.
Hudson county, third.
standing II lgh Jump Won BY George Brown, Brook.
rooSiyn yn .5sond w. Hsndsrson. "' Paterson, e. j.
third
sark RAGE One L3p-won by "; Irvine Fhil.del:
phia; W: Thompson, Albany second; J. j. Cole. New
York. third. Time. 46 seconds.
Five-miie Run--Won by r. Il. McClelland, Pitts
burgh Pa: Conrad Marks Staten Island, second;
Peter Heselman, New York, third. Time - minutes
~ 30 seconds
Running High Jump Won by u. Condon, New York,
with Jump of feet inches: uieorgr Brown, Brook
iyn. second; }. W. Maey, Brooklyn, third.
Broadsword DAnce-%on by 7. Sutcllnr, Boston; J.
X. Lamb, Hudson county, second W sorle, New York.
third.
Highland FlIug--won by William sorlie, New York;
7. sutcline, Boston, second; w Cameron, New York,
third.
High Hurdle Race, one Iap-Won by W ". Christie,
New York: W. Bucklin, Providence H. l., second; W.
Henderson, Paterson, y. j., third. Time, 2o 3-5
seconds.
Quoting Competltion-won by McIAren, 7. Con-
mel second, +. fairhuSt third.