The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-13
Y. ". @. A. Matters,

The arrangements for the athletic exbi-
billion Of the Y M. G. A. in the Opera House
on next Thursday night are completed. The
show will be the finest thing of the kind
ever seen in Wilmington. The entries 20
the events open to members of other Y. NJ.
c. AS closed on Thursday night.
They are High jump. q. II. Roberts, Ger
mahtown Y. NJ. c. A.; II. c. Il. Dunseith
Central Branch. Philadelphia; II. A. Me
Cohaghy. Central Branch, PHILADELPHIA;
Ihonas Cornbro0ks and Fred Megaw OF
wilmington. The Judges are DIR. Rile,
James Appleby ana G. II. IL. Jackson
Pote vault: w. H. Steward. West Philadel-
phla y. NJ. G. A. and II. IL. Price and A. l..
woodward Of the same association C. IL
Roberts and Joseph Pierson of the Ger.
mantown Y. NJ. c. A.: W. ID. Fisher, VII.
mington. Judges, j. X. Mahaffy, Dr.. Smith
and Edward Melrholr.
These are the prizes offered for these two
events: First prize. high jump, gold medal
offered by S. NJ. Baynard; second prize.
high jump, silver medal given by Edward
Melchoir; first pri2n. pole vault, gold medal
given by M +, Davis; second prize, silver
medal offered by Charles NJ. Banks.
Those VINO VIII take part are: Indian club
drill, Chamberlain, Williams, Saunders,
Aspril. D-rry, Buchcr Clement, DeIIaytu
and Stanton.
Dumb bell drill and gymnasium work.
Smith. Saunders. Williams, Lyon, Beck.
Mcgaw. Rice, Bucher, Derry, DeIIayeu,
Hare, Hyland, Asprl. Wier. Chamberlain.
Pyle, Clements. Cook. Moody, Morton,
Cornbrooks.
Pyramids Rice. Smith, Heck, Corn
brooks, Ten Weeges, Lyons, Bucher. Moody.
Derry, Wer, Aspril. Haliam. Cook. Cham
beriain, Morton, Clements, Tazwell, Saun-
ders.
Bar work W. A. Jackson, Fred Grainer.
Victor Bucher. George Derry, and W. u.
Fisher.
Fire scene. Smith, Saunders. Megaw.
Morton, Cook, lIallam. Lyon Ten Weeges
Aspril, Rice, Moody, Chamberlain. Bucher,
Heck. Williams. Tazwell and Wicr. An
expert will be seen swinging illuminated
Indian clubs On darkened stage.
The Eastburn Banjo Club of Philadelphia
will render the musical part of the pro
gramme.
The association has just ended a very sue
eessful season at basket ball this being the
first year this game was played in the state.
1t is game that requires science and agil-
ity, and the Y. NJ. C. A. boys deserve credit
for their work. They earned the title of
champions or Delaware, besides deteal-
ing number OF Philadelphia teams.
The schedule of games Is as follaws Y.
NJ. C, A., 8, Central Y. NJ. C. A,of Phlladel-
phia, 16. at Philadelphia Y. NJ. c. A., 8,
Central Y. NJ. c. A. OF Philadelphia, Z, at
Wilmington; Y. NJ. C. A., A, Drexel Institute
of Philadelphia. ., at Wilmington; Y. NJ. c.
A., Q. Germantown v NJ c. A. Of rhiladel-
phia g. at Philadelphia: Y. NJ C. A.. IA.
West End ReadingRoom, g. at WilIang-
ton; Y. NJ. G. A.. 9. Drexcl Institute, /, at
Philadelphia; Y. NJ. g. A., 0, Germantown
Y. NJ. c. A.. 2. at Wilmington: Y. NJ. G. A,
4, West End Reading Room, .. at Whining
ton: Y. NJ. c. A, .. Central High school. o,
at WIlmngton; Y NJ C. A.. -. G. A, c. OF
New Castle, Z, at New Castle.
The players were; Manager. Smith: cap.
tain, Chamberlain; Heck. Milllgan, Farra
Moody, Ilarrar, Coon, Megaw Buchcr Bug
bee Saunders, Cornbrooks. Lyon Aspril
Charles r. II. Jackson referee; NJ. W. Hal
lain. coach. Il, Mclaughlin. secretary.
Some fine Easter music will be rendered
at the Young Mems meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon. The choir of First Presbyterian
Church will sing. and the association or
ehestra will give several selections. Pre-
eedng the address by Charles Baird there
will be a song service of fifteen minutes.
The meeting will be for men only
The postponed meeting Of the directors Of
the association will be held tonight at s
o'clock