The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05

Athletic Club, and North Ends. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
ao aG: g"mss a WOOD a:lT YSs, ". d 1Tl; L, Fey 1s9 Rot R ss1Ss.
Northern Republican CIub-Jenklns, 1888; James
R Roy. ISL 54l Td ,: Ail ESs. 1875 Gus Thsid' isS; James
SECOND GAME.
Rosevillo A; waters ! AZ; La Foy. 115;R. Hay.
1ss. James Wood 1885, W Carpenter $50: Total
Northern Republican clun-Jcnkius. 1ea; James
Roy. 1873. Total, 700. ~
The second game was the most interesting in the
s RoTth SIDE she LEAGUE sos!es on Friday night between tho
ming by two pins. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Prospect No. 2-H, Hecht. lG7; Gauter, 1871: L.
hf Soiisr Wv ao &sss: i iSo; & Di nssn'' 49, 49,, &c., Boe.. 1885, ss;
Grove. 100; Byrnes. l13. Tott. $50.
SECOND JANE.
Prospect No. 2-H. Hecht, lG7; Gnuter. 1911; L.
Rolier1Dan Alta. le4; Dineen. no; boes. liz:
Grove, 159; Byrnes. 1f6. Total, SO.
THIRD GAME.
.e p5o.p tSs, No. 49, II Heeht, Isi' GautGr. 100; /.
Grove. aooi Byrues. Iaa. Total. $50.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Long
Island I. A. L. was held at Adelphi Academy.
Brooklyn. on Friday afternoon. The delegates
present were:
Hewitt. Creegan. and Ludlam. Brooklyn Latin,
Walters. Graves. and Parsons. Brooklyn High; Brown
and Chase. st. Paul; Chipp and Webb, Pratt Insti.
tute; {. rockingham and L. rockingham. POLY
Prep;' Pell, Addy. ami r. Topping. Adclphi Academy.
The football championship was awarded to
Brooklyn High School, and the following were
appointed a committee to select a trophy;
Graves. Brooklyn High, Chairman; Ludlam,
Brooklyn Latin, ana Chip. Pratt Institute.
The most imDOrtant huainpaa transactnd tvaa
the establishing of an advisory board. consisting
or the faculty and alumni of the various schools.
The board will be as follows: DR.. Petit. Adelphi
Academy; DIR. Harrison, Brooklyn Latin; Prof.
Victor, Brooklyn High; Prof. Tnttle, POLY
Prep g.. r. Hare, st. Paul; DR.. Pratt, Pratt
The, weekly indoor games of the Pratt Institute
were held in the gymnasium on Friday after
noon. The results follow:
Running High Jump-Cnapman and Tebyrieu tied
at D Feet; Nutting, 4 feet IL inches; Wickham. 4 feet
Putting l2.Pound shot-won by rilney, SO feet s
Inches; Wisenworth second. % feet 8 inches; Nc.
OO.Yard Potato Race-won by Feiser. time 10 4.b
seconds: Travers and Morrow tied for second place.
25-Yard Hurdle Race-Travers, Feiscr. and Pierce
tleu, time = 10 seconds; Tebyrfeu and Baker tied
Special CLASSES or Racing sLIns ana KNOCK.
abouts.
The members OF the special COMMITTEES of the Penat-
iquit Corinthlan Yacht Club was held in this city
yesterday. An entirely new class OF racing skins Will
be used by mans members OF the lively Organization
next season. The design Is by a member of the club,
Eugene, Lentiihon. The skins viii DO decked centre
board sharpies about thirteen feet on the water line.
Eighteen were contracted for by the ommIttee. and
these will he drawn for by lots among the menbara
OF the club as they err finished.
Another class OF bat which Lentlhon advocated
AT the meeting yesterday is a knockabout ~ feet
over all. II feet water line. 2 fee, . inches drnught.
10 feet beam. with a lO'tOot cabin. These seryica.
able craft can be built for about $500. Several OF
them viii be seen in the clubs fleet on Bay Shore
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