New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

dent has marred the tournament. one soldier had
a leg broken by of the horses but the limb
set, and the man will leave the Garden with his
comrades this morning About all of the militia
left the Garden last night. the regular troops
and their horses will not leave until about o'clock
this morning. The members of the 4sth Highland
ers, from Canada, who have been one of the most
interesting features Of the tournament. left for
Toronto yesterday. all expressing themselves high
ly pleased with the treatment they had received
while in this city. The officials OF the league
ceved word yesterday that the Canadians would
be pleased 70 send representatives to the tourna-
ment next year. The Hghlanders expected TO
reach their homes in time to attend church to-day.
GENERAL BROOKE REVIEWS TROOPS.
Major General John r. Brooke, commanding the
Department OF the East. the reviewing officer
last night. He escorted into the building and
to the reviewing box by the Governors Island
band detail from the 23d Regiment y G. y. ",
and was accompanied by General NJ. V. Sheridan.
Colonel Vroom Colonel Dunwoody, Colonel Simp-
son. Colonel Hunter. Colonel Lippincott Lieutenant
Colonel Dravo. Lieutenant Colonel Reilly. Major
Corbusier. Major JONES Major Cazarc. Major
Duyall. Captain Dean. Captain Lyon and Captain
Lamdon. all Of the United States Regular Army.
The battalion formati for the review, which
was commanded by Colonel Charles II. Luscomb,
president of the Military Athletic League. was as
follows:
battalion composed Of the United States Cavalry
and ARTILLERY. Captain Brett commanding o. , ,o.,
Regiments Colonel \. & Thurstop commanding.
14h and 58s stments and ist Jersey, Lieutenant
S 6s5n s6g 4s s aaq W na e. & 4a as
T6 battalion s9mga4 Of rs and sgSo9a To "a fisTaI 5sT'5
sixth .taqn s9Possd Of Gne% ed States MHTHos Mo from from
the bateshp Illinois and lst and "a Naval mlh'a zap
Wes,. Of the marine commanding
THE AFTERNOON COMPETITION.
The competition yesterday afternoon for ths
set Of national coors offered by the league, was
won by St Johns Military School, Manlius, with
Sc per cent; New-York Military Academy, Ccrnwall,
second. 50 per cent; Sacred Heart Academy West
Chester, 81 per cent third and St. Lule's Battal-
ion New-York City. fourth, 70 per cent Each
academy was represented by forty cadets. Cap
tain J. S Stanford commanded the -. johns
Miiitary Academy; Major Deering.. the Sacred
Heart Academy ana G3ptamd o. W. hTJe e;,ten sns
ant Colonel James Reagan, L. S; A; Captain
Ie}Ted rGf1e 'I e The presentation Of the coiors
was made by Brigadier General George Moore
The military Programs at the MATINEE d, ipGpdSd
troop drill by the 2d Cavalry. / 5; A. IAsutenant
mand Of Lieutenant Harvey; battery drill and gate
post driving by the 4th Battery, Field ArtlIery
/. s A. under command of Lieutenant Chitoh -
Oa''s'' THE ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
The summaries Of the athletic contests follow:
5 % F WssS 9 @ Resmea i%G s5ss4. H9sPHaa
roi EaTf 4 Regiment 4 E6sa5s d Tine
hundred -tHen,y4d run % 5napdSdhp?P dp ma a.
Mauer 18th Regiment. II. A 10 yaTds1. second ID a
sedley 23d Regiment ~ vardsl thlrq
F-iTst heat won by W q Frank Regiment Engineers
q Iudu,ig 12th Regiment. second. Time 3:l2. Second
heat won by " Z Mosher. I'D Regiment Engineers; G
st Regiment. second Time, 3tlo. nlrd
heat won by H Cranston 47h Regiment; Frank Kieeer
Won 2a ByseP' bS " g. FPsnE 22d esfnet Grams
TON Am Regiment second; T. Mosher. 22d Regiment
Engineers third. Time. 3:lO. ,,,. ,,-
hundred-and ortyysrd run Cmilita5y ehamPi9n- ION
gineers " : Edwards 22d Regiment Engineers second
nty-sX-yard sack race tscratch
nnai-Won by r A Onderdonk, 22d Regiment Engineers;
q r osborne 22d Regiment Engineer second; j 7.
Nahoney 23d regiment third. Time 0:27. This estab-
fishes a new record indoors at the distance