The sun., 1899-12-01

He Beats n strong Field of Runners In the
Garden-Other Events.

He Bcnts strong Fleiu OF huhhers =" '"o
Garden-Other Events.
Exciting athletic events in the afternoon
| and rough and. ready football In the evening
| served to draw large holiday crowd to Madi-
son Square Garden yesterday. The affair was
held under the auspices OF tho Knickerbocker
| A. c., and despite the large number OF com
| petitors the races were run Off on schedule
time. Proceedings opened shortly after
o'clock with the ten mile championship OF the
A. A. U. Twenty-eight OF the record entry OF
thirty faced the starter. The men wore In lines
four deep across the narrow track. with George
Orton. tho little Canadian. in the rear file. The
others broke away lazily and Orton went
around them like a flash before they reached
the 1rst corner He set nice pace. and the
dangerous brigade. consisting OF Dick Grant.
the old Harvard runner; Theodore McGlrr. the
OK x.cham pon ut the distance. and X. Kennedy.
OF the Star A. C.. fell In behind The first milo
was completed in minutes % 2-5 seconds;
orton by this time had oyerlaBped Edward ard
New West Side 4. c., who were ambling along
at a six day Talt. AT two miles the leaders
orion. Kennedy. brady. Grant. Me[iIrr. and
Maher of stamford, There was little change
sies Is Seconds 2e GS sG miles
was fG cosersa Yi IN Is MINUTES 81 i;S seeohds
ofton's shoulder. but his style was more
labored than that OF the steeplechase cham
pion. who bounded over the loose clay with tho
The excitement was intense as the bell rang
.9I anS ,hs told him n the spTn
iSrn' s6ot over ihs line ttSsn yards in iTG9i
q lap behind and Kennedy fourth; Maher the
Stamford runner who kept with the leaders
sixth prize as Brady OF the Xayiers passed him
on tho lasttwo laps. o
town W. UDiversity. showed the most most rema re- arSa6ie
| sprinting ever seen In the Garden. With the
track at ieast two Yards slow, he eaualled the
make a dead heat In record time. He was
the se Watches % again showing s-5 seconds. eco duS''
The small clubs were, TO the fore in every
and ID 9H Ss paae' or S'q@ SariS lS
Diamond. Fred Rubin. tho active chairman
GepTmSsd 4G to %ecGoeh g, the SEASIDE
stated tha, he won the 100 yards At the Knck;
aeconds. the proper time Of tho, race The high
versity. was the feature OF tho events In the
inner ring. Summary:
Ten Me Run A. u ns b.
Second TS1odcs Ss Ss 7ot AID e
ir,5y, SsSar A. ai,hi cS.ie. a.Scr. % si.%;Ord a
skin. lltne, % minutes. IS SECONDS
bes.as @ e neat SdopS SS Il wS
fsa,5 E,ysF T., A. sGird: Ti%s: .ssesas; ~ ~.
frnnk A. Brcsln. st. Bartholomew A. q; II. K lay.
SG Bath hss shSS efSnS s ng Lsyne
sso'Yard Run, Handicap-w9n By Henry Arnold.
Union se,tlsmen, 4. c: 4s yards: 4: Msct.nzis. Jr.
gerald, star 4. C., ss yards, third. Time. minutes
81 seconds. p, or, y,,.
R6ser fros4iiea a anathsa 10 fss with ri an an
Ss.sai PG, 9f 70 fee, ~ inches: ,t L. RFSss.s;eh
sIsr.dsa: f.;HpS i &. ~ l.s,, a' ssira "sAa =
yohs annSs Nsr Ha YSr 'T9m nsSs. sy
actual Jump Of q feet; W, L. .primmond. Pastino
q. 6inShe;;. second J Kratsuer, Alliance A. C.,
ons.Mis Run, Handicap Won BY A. MsKonri..
a!sn x.sis A. so ysri. third Time, e MIN: MIN:
eo:Y.ri Dash, Hand!eap-Fl heat a dead heat
s SsaSsssa and pGFass Fsw.rd Ss0usstS.1
John poy,e' B1eS9alyn A;c;; 10 feet. third Time,
ptso.Tsri Dash, Hindie.p-rin.l h... won by
asSrse sn % Mssis rnSn Ha S% ssis%Sn, 81 ysTds ysrs
second ,. j, Fali. West Side !. M O. A.. 50 yards,
Throwing 50, Pound Weight for HEIGHTS Scratch
wsR R T feet snn nSG. John ST MscsS T.s sss
G; second' Richard j. Sheridan. Pastime A. c.
Ss' sosh i.es' ~: e''a a. z es sns
cent Whselmen by a score Of 8 TO o. At night
the Pastimss. and New West Sides set
the ball rolling With a game under
West Side rivals Into camp rolling up a score
OF ~ to q. a game under association rules fol-
lowed. The opposing teams were the Thiste
A,,S. and Union Settlement A G.
The hurricane style was then introduced by
the Barrys and kickhams. II was under
GG!ic rule. The kickhams won by point 10 o.
The sport wound up with a game under in
tercolegiate rules between the Knicker-
b9cker A. Q. and Rutgers. The former won by
10 points to D.