The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-13
CHAMPION YA1E GYmNAsr.
The Honor Won Last Night by F. A. Leh.
 back ,96 of Newark N IL

back '96, of Newark, N. J.
 The second contest exhibition of the Yale Gymnastic association for this sea- son was held at the Yale gymnasium last evening. There were four contests, the side horse, flying rings, rope clinnlb- ing and tumbling. There were five trials in the side horse contest, the en- tries being G. B. McCallum '97, F. A. Lehlback '9S, s. D. Kellogg '9S, w. R. Shepard '97S., A. H. Terry '9S and T. w. Noon '9S. The first place was won by H. l.. M. Hoffman of Cressona, Pa, and the second by F. A. Lehlbach of New ark, N J.
 Five trials were also given in the fly ing rings contest and the entries were: F. A. Lehlbach '9S, L. D. Kellogg, E B.. Burnett 'sS, and Harold Lee 'sSs.' First prize in this was taken by Lehlbach and second by LID. Kellogg of9Chicago.
 There was only one trial in the rope climbing The entries were F. A. Lehl- bach, M. C. Adams '9S, c. H. Connor '99 and w. Church '97. The contest was won by Charles H. Connor '99 of New Albany, Ind; second place by Mo Adams '9S of Pittsburg, Pa. Connorts time for the thirty foot rope was F S-5 seconds, Adams time f3 2-5 seconds.
 Eight trials were given in the tumb- ling. The entries were: M. V. Ely 9S, Charles r. Cloth '97, F. T. Anderson '98 S., H. s. Hoffman '97 A. H. Terry '98, M. c. Adams '9S N. T. Montague '99. A. H. Terry of Knoxville, Tenn, won first place, and Frederick T. Anderson of New Haven second.
 The winners of first and second places won handsome silver cups. Each wins ner of first place was allowed five points and each winner of second place three points towards the place of champion college gymnast.
 The standing of the various contest- ants for that honor, as determined in the first contest exhibition held some time ago, was as follows: F. A. Lehlbach '98, Il points; F. R. Lehrbach '97, 10 points: H. s. Hoffman '97, points; s. Petersons P. C., points; R. G. Douglass '98, points. This was the standing up to last night F. sR. Lehlbach had entered for last evenings contests, but sprained his ankle the day before and was unable to do so. He was looked upon previous to that as sure winner of the cham. pionship. In addition to receiving a cup the champion is permitted to wear a. big s"Y," such as is worn by meme bers of the various athletic teams. The honor was won by F. A. Lehlbach with total of 19 points.
 At the clost of the contests an ex- hibition of fancy club swinging of unique character was given by HI. A. Loomis '96, who Is president and man- ager of the Gy1nnastic association. The clubs were so arranged that they were illuminated by incandescent lights and colored The lights in the gymnasium wer turned out during the club swing ing, and the effect produced by the colored lights of the swinging clubs was fine.
 The judges were: J. Edward Heaton, Dr. H. Arnold and Charles Barnes.
 G. l.. Buist '96 announced the results.
 The ushers were: Thorne '96, Brown '96, DeSfbour '96, Peck '96, Fisher 's6, Trudeau '96.
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 The association will take part in gymnastic exhibition with Princeton to be held this spring at Princeton, their exhibition having been held at Yale last year. The officers of the association are: G. L. Buist '9S, captain; H. 4. Loonis '96, president and manager; 5. Brinkerhoff 's6, vice president; Fred R. Lehlbach '97, secretary, and Frank D. Wade '96, treasurer.