The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
CRESCENT ATHLETES DINE
~. am az En- TRE RIVER
ms I WERRI MEET.
~ ~"vis 20 Champions &C the Nany
sided 0VKanlSatasa ssasres ANA
Iaasi-ss willing WArhlers Obllk 2
1rd Are tDlsllged a1 mrarC Inser> ala.

., 'rN>. cat Athletic Club IN Bruollyn
night aud landed ON the eighth floor
ronal ~N-c' WIS pretty much tha
.." A. n vou had happened on a settle
.arr n, aid Eramophones CnllinR to their
u seemed ~ Their unnecessary Tor
%. ,nun superintendent TO sly.
49, The annual athletic dinner. sir
ar the heads Of a procession % Swiss
-,f"r~ marching IN double column. each
firmly clRsplng c. a.. one could
glimpse through the blue haze Charley
N.p"rmOtt. president Of the club. and one
..,rld hear by leaning an ear carefully
s'in>t the greater racket President
harley = voice spiritsdly dSclaiming:
white yct the moon asd nfs are Young
. he 10y Of living thrills
Ue rlay the game psss ,hs 6o~i
We have no time for M.
And around and around. under the
sweeping streAmers Of Crtmson and white
huntlng that 6Oated from corner 10 corner
~ the gymnasium. you aaw ths men who
have put the Crescent into claas A In
'lub athletics. Now they laced into the
royal SQUAD. nov thsy charged upon
he swiss brigade and captured groat
stores OF fizxy Joy. now they upross and
howled in Gles. masnincsntiy convinced
hat they we're singing swssfiy and in
'une Il WA some dinner. Though one
had TO be careful or one sespped on q
foolish. rolling cork and fsll upon ones
iace What Of it7
Hooray! Whom have Ne here. Mr..
McD~rmott? None other than the willing
warhlsrs the kissmsa. Watch them a
they weave in and out among the tables
with their heads olo0e together and their
a.
The closest harmony that wAa ever heard |
ou' of barber shop. Dug Walker |
Ius = hand impresaively. Dug h the |
pet lAriat Of the club and some chester. /
Listen The tune h rsmininosnt Of that /
K~lv who Is still among the missing
"a, anybody here seen DabeV-
30 double ny.
roNr, 9Th the eye OF ths eagle
obhl with the lope freef
49, arart Is sound and bis blood runs true.
Hes tor Crescent through aud through
"a. snybody here seen Doboy-
n-,hby " the G. 4. c.
Mr. Dobby. ". A. Dolby rises grandly |
h't enthusiastically and stands treat 20 r |
the -trolling troubadours whersup on
the Rleemen leave Dolby and ssrenade
other famous or interesting people. among
them SAMMY Re VI the one time college
ha-Ntlall sensation and the man who took
s"rn~ of the hest Wild game and mountain
photographs that ever came out Of tho
Red liver River country up in Alberta.
~ammy 10 a pal Of Bill Brewster. and
sverybody knows Billy.
'harnps Sloat with champs each az their
sspArats tables The baseball cracks
the football Cunrsvised) crowd. the trap
shots. the roller polo outfit. With Bob
Wall sticking up like a black and white
barber pole. the lacrosse contingent. the
"a. - a.
nave their own tables and they are doing
~Ome Dragging believe us' The times
that the {. A. c. didn't win vas when old
Mr.. HOodoo in the person OF TitnOuss ,
George Stsbbins siipped IN when the gate /
man wasn't looking. Freddie Alexander.
one OF the tennis cracks % the known
World. IL telling them how easy IL In to '
wip~ up tho court with Ball Larned-n
, b. Stephenson. Who can take . twelve :
gauge gun and make Il sing a song l.
shooting a round With MAJOR DsBsvoisr =
81 Squadron b and II. II Brigham, Who :
are pretty CLASSY over the traps their
ourselves
look around tells you pretty much who l
are there Ior see Charles VI. Bull.
yics- president of the club. Who vas presi '
dent from iSeO to ls93. again from 1895
10 iyOS, seven wears in AL; William II.
B ord No I on the club list and president
Nlarche, 4. Williams. Judge r !.
Nilkin Of the Childrsn's Court: Supreme
: curt Justice r Z. Crane. ID. O. Grimm
co. ., "f'er,@" q s "a h h;H c, somS =
his stan. his crew: Walter IA. Sykes.
1eet captain and bartender: Ainsley !
oakley, pantry boy and Oakley Wool. g
f~Ck stew ard; Foster CHAMPION 81 West a
!. J Doyle. father ~ lacrosse in thee A G.;
zig Zen Kelley. Ieet I and happy: the
60 StephcnsOns. r. D. and q. @; @ y
oft, Capt Drayer. James.
,AIzeli. Henry {. Martin. Otto n Helm e
-gks George ! Stebbin~ d 4. Judge y
lanes = dunno ~hO was famous u
stchsr Al THROWN sone Years ago; " \
b J Wall Arthur Linton Ralph T.
ears J OkOurke and manv others. !,
~ all champs u
Nfter the gles club ,hInderotlsly sup
ror'ed by a loyal chorus. had saluted each D
nfvlduai hero with -ong framed up
'Spacially TO commemorate his doings q
ND everybody had mad enough 81 mineral
'a'er and other things President McDeT
MOTT raised a point OF order. the only one
n captivity. he SAID that there were al
iersnn- there who desired To speak MIN u
of among the number. He sald between q
1.erS that athletics the right kind Of :,
netiCs. the clean kind lch~ers from the -
pler polo tablet was BLESSING 70 any y
Iub. n the G. A. 4. ever let athletics
out the &. A. &. would never be- much l.
= club thereafter. lWhoOps Of APP al
roval itF
Prof Howard McI.anshan 81 Princeton. ~
airTnan II the COMMITTEES 0u outdoor an
porte Il that institution. spoke on The W
"llage Athlete Their isn't a finer sort n
. follow on top of earth. said Prof. Nc IN
snahan. even though hs 10 hat lazy
,,rpatiFnea and has 10 he lacked zap.
There were a number os other speakers.
munK them Julian II. Curriss. Mayor
= w. HOschliss Of Waterbury. Conn. =.
'.n johnson Of the Nsw 1bsa're and "
CROUCH President Cyrus G Miller n The n
.r0uy VI
There were more than two hundred "A
en- s~rs Of the clyGN who had q part Ia the a.
~ and who listened ~ times to tho W