The Athlete Vol. 1, No.1

AMATEUR TUG OF WAR. TRIAL PULL. If not won within fifteen minutes, time will be called and the team having the ad– vantage will be declared the winner. The signal for the start and finish of tugs of war will be by report of pistol. Final pull to-morrow evening. FIRST TRIAL. SCOTTISH AJIIERICAN ATHLETIC CLUB VERSUS EMPIRE CITY GYMNASIU:U. TEA:IJ '.\I. E. :IIoore, Captain, E. Arnold. C. A. J. Queckberner, A. Thomson, J. Dunning, A. Hasslacber, C. Fabregou. Jr., W.. Bennett, J. :II. :11ore. J. )Ic'-herry J. Quigley. Sul>stltute, A. Ing, " John Britton, " Won by Time TEAM. James McCartney, Captain, Augustus Schnelder, George Barry, Clarence Halpin, William Payton, James Coughlin, ' John McGrahan, George Mullen, John Jennings, Thomas McLoughlin, Rudolph Lynch, Substitute, John Galligher, " Bartlett !IIcGrahan SECO~D TRIAL. NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB VERSUS NINTH REGIMENT, N. G. S. N, Y. TEAM. William B. Curtis, Captain, Jame$ W. Carter, · William R. Whitmore, ,relvin T. Hard, Louis S. lfock, William E. :IIcCredy, Frank J. Kilpatrick, Matthew C. Patterson, Chnrles H. Truax, Henry E. Buermeyer, H. Edwards Ficken, Substitute, Alfred T. Heyn, Daniel M. Stern, Won by TEAM, Ferris P. L. De Groot, Captain, Levy Deyer, John Kirtz, eorge W. Didway, Samuel Patterson, George B.• 1unroe, Louis Halloran, John Ldberman, James Heatherington, Henry Gross, John Morris, Substitute, Charles Archer, " Da,id Ciak, " Time,