The evening times., 1895-09-17
AGAINST ENGLISH. MUSCLE
Entries for Saturdays Events in the
international Games.
Lyons Choice Surprise-Competent
Judges Say They Would Have Pre-
ferred Remington In Half Mile.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE official list of
entries for the international games next
| Saturday was given out last night at the
| New York Athletic Club. The New York
Athletic Club team was finally approved
| by Capt. H. H. Baxter today.
1t is a thoroughly cam
| and should uphold the hO.:or OF the Mercury
foot organization. The only entry which
| .aused surprise was that of II. s. Lyons as
| second string in the half mile. =
Many competent judges would have pre-
| ferred A. 8. Remington, OF the Suffolk A.
c., OF Boston, who joined the ranks of the
N. Y. A. C. for this event. Capt. Baxter
explains the substitution % Lyons for Rem
l. ington by say ying tina he considers the for
mer faster for the first quarter, and they
want to set the pace cracker to suit
Fitzpatrick. j. V. Crum. who was not a
little indignant at the statement that be
was badly treated by the N. Y. A. C. and
wefers, of Lowell, Mass, will. as was
expected, appear in the sprints.
The teams are as follows. the first two
men In each event being the selected ones,
with the others as substitutes:
EIGHT HUNDRED YARDS.
80 yards run-London Athletic Club,
Frederick Seymour, Horan. william En-
derby Lutyens, E. J. Wilkins. Horace
John Davenport. Charles Aeroert levin.
New York Athletic Club-CEarles j.
Fitzpatrick, Henry s. Lyons, Alfred L.
Remington.
100 yard run--London Athletic Club
Charles Alfred Bradley, Alfred Reynolds
Downer, Gilbert Jordan. Eustace H. Wild
ing, H. C. Stevenson.
New York Athletic Club-Bernard J.
Wefers. John v. Crums Thomas /. Lee.
Running high jump-LOndon Athletic
Club-Regi William Alan Brooke
johnson.
New York Athletic Ciub-Michael F.
Sweeney, s. A. Warner Baltazzi.
ONE MILE RUN.
Mile run-London Athletic Ciub-wil-
liam Enderby Lutyens. Frederick Sey-
mour Koran. Horace John Davenport,
Godfrey Shaw. Charles H.shsre Lewia.
New York Athletic Club-Thomas p.
Connect, George w. Orton.
Putting sixteen-pound sliot--London Ath-
letic Club-Edward Joln Watson.
New York Athletic Club: George r.
Gray. w. Orville Hickok and james s.
Mitchell. 7a'
Two hundred and tweaty yard run-Lon-
don Athletic Club. Wm- Fitzherbert, Gil
bert Jor,tan. Alfred Reynolds Downer and
New York Athletic Club; Eernard j.
Wefers, John v. Crum and Charles w.
Stage.
FOR HURDLE RACES.
One hundred and twenty yard hurdle tten
flights, three feet - inches high)-London
Athletic Club: Godfrey Shaw, Vim. John
Oakley, Lionel Edward PIlkington, Wal
ter Morley Fletcher, and Reg ginald Williams.
New York Athletic Club: Stephen Chase,
Ernest H. Cady and George b. Hatch.
Throwing siXteen-pound hammer tfr,m
seven-foot circle without followi-Londnn
Athletic Club: George Stewart Robertson
and Alan Brooke Johnson.
New York Athletic Club: James s. Mitch
ell, Harry 7. Cross and w. Orville Hickok.
Four hundred and forty yard rufl-Lpndon
Athletic Club: w. Fitzbertbert Gilbert
Jordan, A. X. Downer and c. II. Levin.
New York Athletic Club: Thomas j.
Burke, George NJ. Sands and Irving Bro
kaw.
Running broad jump-Londnn Athletic
Club: Vim. John Oakley, Wallingford Men
delson and Reginald Williams.
New York Athletic Club: Elwood B.
BlOss, Lewis p. Sheldon and Robert T.
Lyons.
Tnree-mile run-I.ondon Athletic Club:
Frederick Seymour Horan, VIM. Enderby
Lutyens. E. j. wilkins and Horace John
Davenport.
New York Athletic Club: Thomas P.
Conneff. George W. Ortnn, Charles j. Kill
patrick and f. Colt Carter.