The Portland daily press., 1900-03-01
YOUNG ATHLETES.
Successful Exhibition by Y. NJ. &. A.
Gymnsstum Members.

Tbrrs was very successful gymna-
sum exhibition Of the Y. III. y. A.
memhsrs at City ball lsst syerins. Great
prspalutions had besn made for the event
and oil Of the events Of the psosram"e
were cnrri, out as arranged. 1he aual1
vas under the direction Of Physical d.
r,otor Ross OF the association who hes
worked urtlriag Iy for the exnipihon'
Three-auarters Of all Of those VINO partioi-
lated lat night had never been In q
rynpssir m Leforo they Joined the Z. NJ
q. A. n short time age.
There was large number OF peopie -"
sttsrdanoe and the interest was MAN.
fest IN tn. different events, the heartlest
applause being accorded the young men
whenever thsy accomplished any brill
liant effort. Callshsn's orchestra OF six
pieces furnished I'lufic.
After an introduction BY the symna-
SUM members there was splendid
dumb-S.n drill by 50 members OF tie
Junior olats Tbs was followed by q
horizontal bar exercise, an Indian CLUB
drill, tumbling ana figure marching and
a bar bell drill Those who were par
ticipsnts In the horizontal bar were Ira
Ia. Eelyea, Frank q. Chase, Lester q.
Cnss,, Churchill O'Dcnnell, George N.
Adams and Arthur L. Race. The
Indi an club drill wss given by the young
mems class and the tumbl,ng was BY
Edward II. Butler, Arthur l.. Race al
Maurice Ross. The High school oia'
gave The nguIe marching and bar b !
dill
This , events oompl stsd the first part OF
the programme.
Part tto consisted of exhibitions on
the hoIss, buck, / rs-aliel hars ana
pyramid work. 1he frs thIes events
took place on tie floor at the same time.
Those In the horse exhibition were;
Arthur l.. Racs, leader; Edward II. But
Ter, james Conroy. J. L. ID. Henley,
Harry W. LottIop, j. j. Gooey. John u.
Turner, Frank Lang, John M. Deshon,
Alvah Ii. Faby IN, Melville h. Marston,
henry Ii. Kan ;ell.
Those In the buck were: Royal b.
winths s;er, leader; Vim. T.. Rowe. Chas.
o Soribner, Herber L. wsich. ID. q
Schumacher. George Nj. Adams.
Churchill OiDonneil, Leander j. Moody,
James ID. Msrston, VIII A. Moore, ii.
Lee O'Nelil Ira l.. Belyea.
Those on the parallo's were: Paul A.
Turnr, lsaier; Erwin IL. Boody, Frank
W. Harrer, George IL. May, Charles ID.
Nslsop, r. IL. G.. fassett, George s.
Owen, Nathan G. Reilon, Herbert W.
Worcester, Philip Ii. Nelson, Frank Z.
Chase, Lesser q. Chase.
The pyramid work was by the follow
ing: Athur l.. Race. Ira l.. Bslyea, Ed
ward ii. Butler, Paul A. Turner, Lester
q, CHASE, Frar k q. Chase. George III.
Adams, Royal L. Winchester.
Part three OF the programme consisted
of s0-ysri dash. high jumping, throw
ing the 12-pound shot and the pole vault.
The 2o-yard dash was by James Con-
roy, Edwin U. Wall, Philip II. Nelson,
Lester &. Chase, Arthur l.. Raoe, irwin
H Boody, ID. Lee O'Neill, Arthur b.
o. 'ponrell, Churchill o'Dcnnell, Herbert
l.. WEIGH, George A. knight, Ira l..
Bslyea. Wiiiism A. Moore, Frank Z.
Chase and William L. Rowe. The win
nsr was Herbsrt L.. WEIGH, who made the
line time Of two and one-half seconds.
Mr.. Racs was second and Mr.. Boody
tbiri.
The high jump partioipants> wers Ed
win y. Wall, Philip h. Nelson. Erwin IL.
Botdy George A. knight. Arthur Il
Race, Ira L. Belyea, Herbert l.. wslch,
Lester g. Chase, Frank c. Chase and
william q. Moore The winner was Her
bert l.. Telch, distance 4 feet l.2 inches.
Ira l. Belyea was second.
james Conroy, Erwin IL. Body, Ar
tLur l.. Rs &c, Herbsit l.. Welch, Ira L.
Belyea and Lsstsr 6. Chase oonts s:sd in
tne l2-pouud shot. MIR. Race WAS the
winner with "a feet and II inches. MIR.
Welch second with 32 feet, and l. ester
u. Chase, third with 90 feet irches.
The pole vault exercise was by Will
liam A. Moore, James Conroy, Royal Il.
Winchester, Erwin II, Boody, Arthur l..
Race, Frank q. Chase. George A. knight,
Herbert l.. Welch and Lester Il. Chase.
Ths winner wasSMr. Welcn with feet 6
inohe S; MIR. Chase. ssoond, S.fset 3 inches.
It had bssn intended that relay race
would conclude the exercises, but instead
OF this q basket ball game between
plckeQ team Oh tne dsSoolation hHu tue
Harvsrds was played. 1he picked team
wss made up OF Lothrop and Beleya.
forwards; Weloh, centre; Chase and De
Shon, backs. The Harvard per s1nnel was
Giilss and Lehman, forwards; Fenwick,
osntre; Smith and Webb, backs. Direc-
Ross was the umpirs. ID. Wallace
Noy es was The scorer and Fred q. Dear.
born was the timer. This YVES most
i~t r-siina game. At the end OF the
Two naives, sson OF which WAS OF 20 min
u'es' duration. the SCORE was tie. 10
10 10. Iten the association tsam won out
by two points and there was tremendous
applause. The frat half had ended to
4 In favor CT the Harvards and the plucky
work OF the association quintetts In over
coming the lead came In fer great ad-
n ira;i0n.
Between the halves John j. Carroll
gave fine exhibition of club swinging