New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-29
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

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pulled ther opponents on thc gIea;s twice.
team. composed Of 4 r Mslauenn r. saI's J Ray
T. j. Walsh ana William EDWARDS l@th Regiment team.
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Four hundrel Ian and forty yard run military champi9n
second, ". : Edwards. ia Regiment Engineer. third
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been beI bv G F. MID Ed HcgirIen, mad in 1,0i
Tpro-hun twenty yard hurdle military cham
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22l Regiment Engineers third Time" o.2S%.
Won .FP BY ' f. Vacntne "a estm~"t yar5:
J J. Farrell l3th Regiment Heavy Artillery go YARDS,
onc-rnr royci@ race handicar anap-Won by i;
Cranston, 47th Regiment 90 yards. T. WanneI 251
20 F Tards,. "a th HsL's TIM 1S.i 25os
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY
The programme for the matno" to-day will in
The foIioyving organizitions viii take part: New
York Military Academy. Cornwall, y: Y 81 Johns
TALON, New-York city; Rockand Military Acad-
& Nek and 4s s"G T H asa be ah X
hbiton dr ana driving by the 9Th battery; Field led
Coast Artillery. Z, S A, and rough riding by the
The evening programme will include a grand re-
view by Major General Brooke, L. S. A. com
musical drill by Company c, l2th Regiment, \, 6.
\: Y. making and breaking camp by cast Ar
tiIleTy y S A, Rayonet drill and eH hib{ion by
t the E 20 Field A2tfi1ery 8 '' 0S inc
The athletic contests viii consist Of sack race
final heat; mile bicycle race, military cham
tary Championship. final, 22O-yard run handicap
final and 4l0-yard run, military championship final
PLEASED WITH THEIR RECEPTION.
Major Donald NJ. Robertson, OF the 4Sth High
landers took occasion last evening to express hts
own feelings and those of his brother officers and
the men Of the detachment for the reception which
they have received from the public at the tour
nament and for the entertainment which has been
given them since they arrived In the city, where
every comfort that could be givaS was extended
at the 22d Regiment Armory and the social en-
tertainments which have been given to the OFF,
The visit of the Highlanders TO New-fork
and their efforts in the tournament are regarded
as a of further cementing the good feeling
between America and England.
Major Robertson has received letters from Colo
mel Davidson, the commanding officer of the res-
ment, expressing his appreciation Of the reception
that has been given to the men, and also that they
have so well received and stated that If their
visit in any way calculated to further the in
terests Of the league they were fully pleased and
gratifed.
The Highlanders wish extend their sincere
thanks the league and the public for the mag
niicent reception which they have receive and
particularly the nOn-commissioned officers and
men Of the 22d Regiment where they were quar-
tered They also regret that business engage
ments home viii not permit of their remainins
until close Of the tournament, and Major
Robertson further wishes 10 say that any regiment
in Canada will be equally ready as the 18th
IIfghlaudprS o the tournament to further
the purposes of the league.
Tn. executive officers of The Military Athletic
League entertained at the Lawyers Club yester-
day the visitors from Canada Lord Aylmer, Ad-
futant General Maude. military secretary TO the
Governor General, Colonel Pellatt of the Queens
own Rifles. Colonel Charles F. Turner. United
states Consul General at ottawa, Can, and Major
Robertson. and in honor of the occasion one of
INC uriyate dining decorated with the
English and American colors, and the dinner was
a DIIrely social affair. exchange OF courteseS
betWeen the Military Athletic League and the
officers of the Dominion Of Canada. who had de-
tailed the 4Sh Highlanders To come 10 the tourna-