, 1902-07-11
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H. N. KLBAcH, supt. Wildwood, HI. 6

Ign. N. Y, lately with Columbia Uni
versity, has been selected as the new
Director of Athletics at Dickinson Col
lege, to succeed Ralph Hutchinson, who
left Dickinson's Faculty in June. DR..
Hutchins is a native of Brooklyn, and
was graduated from the famous Adel-
phi Academy, entering Williams Col
lege in 1890 and Columbia University
in 1892. He studied medicine at Long
Island College Hospital, where he re-
ceived M. d. degree, with valedictory
rank. He has had a brilliant athletic
career, having captained baseball and
football teams at Williams, leading CO.
lumbia's Varsity baseball team, '93.
coaching football and baseball teams at
Adelphi. DR.. Hutchins received his ath-
letic training under the we'll known DR..
Petit and DR.. Anderson, Yale. He will
have charge of Chatauqua athletic
training this summer, and will begin
at Dickinson In September.
Harry Caldwell, of Hartford, the
speedy cycle pace follower, who last
week ran away from Joe Nelson and
rode such a plucky ace against Bobby
Walthour, has arrived at Atlantis City
for his race with George Leander and
w. King in the middle distance cham
pionship series which takes place on
the Coliseum track The race will be
for twenty miles. Caldwell has two
pacing crews, a tandem, managed by
Carl Ruben and Fred. Kent, and a
single motor, ridden by H. Starkey.
Leander will be paced by Thompson
and Boake. King will ride behind his
brother and Oscar Babcock.
The new sloop yacht Vayu II, owned
has been launched from the yard of the
Holmes S~hipbuilding Company, West
Mystic. Conn. She, is "a feet 6 inches
over all, 35 feet on the water line, IL
feet beam and z feet draught. The Al
foot cutter rugged yacht Rosalie, built
for Mr.. George c. Carson, of Philadel-
phia, is approaching completion at the
same yard.
The resignation of Clendenin Eckert
as Commodore of h New Rochelle. Y.
c. has been accepted by the Board of
Trustees. They nave made the follow
ing appointments: Vice Commodore
Lloyd M. Scott to be Commodore, eRar
Commodore p. E. Reville to be Vice
Commodore n Lawrence Durham to
be Rear Commodore.
Bobby Walthour won a most interesting
and close hour motor paced race from
Hugh Mclean and Nat Butler, at
Revere, Mass, by a quarter of a lap,
Mclean finishing second. with Butler
a poor third. The distances of Walthour
and McLean are as follows: Walthous.
80 miles ga laps; Mclean, 80 miles 81
laps.
The steam yachts Alvina, Clement A.
Griscom. President of the International
Navigation Company, owner, bound for
Kiel. and Josephine. P. A. B. Widener,
of Philadelphia, owner, for Copenhagen,
Kronstadt and st. Petersburg, passed
Dover, England, recently. The steam
yacht Virginia, Isaac Stern, of New York.
owner, also passed Beachy Head.
The forty-fourth annual games of the
C~aledonian Club will be held on Satur-
day, August 16, at Maple Grove Park.
The events will include a tug of war
match between the different Scottish or
CARNATIONS of Philadelphia and a cham
pion five a side association football con-
test, for which gold medals will be
awarded. +.
First Baseman Doyle, recently released
by New York., has been signed by Man
ager LOTUS to play right field for Wash
ington,