New-York tribune., 1903-03-30
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS,
The College GymnaStics-4mericans
Entered at Henley.
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL.

The intercollegiate Eymnastic championships held
st the New-Tork University Friday night de-
rnonstrsted how skilfu athletic exercises have ad-
vsnced in the various colleges. The contests were
among the most interesting held, and aroused
much enthusiasm, The clever work CT L. De Sols.
the Yale representative. who the all around
individual Championship. was of the kind that Is
rarely seen, and he was the recipient OF generous
applause. The honors for the team gymnastic
championship vent 70 Colunbia with Yale second
and the New-York University third.
. The Belmont Cricket Club OF Philadelphia. hold
Of the Halifax Cup. emblematic of the cham
pionship Of the Quaker City. will play a series Of
three games with metropolitan clubs IN August
The matches arranged are follows: August %
GgsiRs. the New-Jersey Cricket Club. at Hoboken;
August p. against thu Paterson Cricket Club. at
Paterson, and August p against the Livingston
Field Club st Staten Island.
The West Indian Cricket Club has arranged for
an unusually busy season The team has entered
the championship series of the New-York Cricket
Association and has got wicket at Prospect Park.
The following officers have been elected: President.
F. A. Maccsunon: vice-pTesident ". T. Jemrnott;
secretary, A F. Harding. No. y Broadway: treas
ure~- A Gage; captain. G. MacDermon: vice-cap-
tain A. r. Kelsick; executive committee. F.--
ley: 6 MacDermon. a. F. Harding, J. De Silvia
The NeV~York Wanderers Cricket Club has
leased ground at Flushing. Long Island. fc= three
fr The eropd TT consists N ~ h6ut eieTen 81
The National Cricket Association OF North Amer
orieiaator Of the idea. hes received letters from
Metapotsn psst cSke SSs q a2ns te e tRe
York Cricket Association. Chicago Cricket Assocla
Association. Canadian Cricket Association and
Montreal Cricket Association, showing their will
held shortly either in this city or in Phsdephia
The Royal Arcsnum Club. Of New-York. will
open the wheeling season Sunday with the fol-
lowing staff Of road officers: John F. Forsyth.
captain; A J. Reids. first lieutenant; W. c. Med
hurst second lieutenant; c. H Smith, first
Eeant; J. Chalmers. second sergeant: P. ]. Kelly.
third sergeant; ". F. Seaman and J. J. Hafernan.
color bearers: A. A. Rosander and ]. N. Angus,
bggieTs: Drs. George r. Freeman and <: Tut
rms is as follqTs; April s TOnkers; April Z.
TS. Staten Island Nay q. Fiora PARK Long Isl
and; May 10 Bergen Point; May Il. New-Rochelle;
All runs viii start from the clubhouse No go
West Nfnety-ninth-st., at a. m. Non-Arcanum
members. as well as members OF the order, are
invited to take part in the runs.
Arrangements for the formal opening of the
century riding next Sunday, under the
auspices Of the New-York State Division OF the
Century Road Club OF America, fully
COMPLETED. These informa! centuries will continue
every Sunday in the months Of April and May and
will be under the guidance of the most experienced
rsceu1skers These centuries will start at o'clock
8 n. every Sunday from the Bedford Rest and Will
be over different routes on each century. All
In these The first informal century on Apr1I
road 0 Tsee home from The dinner stopping piace
st HicksyflIe. in which only members Of the Cen
allowed TO take part
On The schuyIkin River "Jim" JuvenaI is putting
in hard work training for the Diamond ScuiIs at
Henley, for which he has been entered by the
Tesper Boat Club Of Philadelphia JuvenaI
hnrn in Philadelphia in 1874 He began to row when
nineteen years old. and Joined the Philadelphia