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THE stewards of the Athletic Association appointed by the officers are as follows: W. G. Twombley, F. M. Ware, of '79; T. Roosevelt, R. Trimble, of '80; G. P. Upham, R. H. McCurdy, of '81; W. Kane, F. Warren, of '82.
ALL those who intend to join the Athletic Association will find the Secretary in his room, Grays 42, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 P. M.
Tug-of-War. - An excellent article on this sport appeared in the Athletic Column of the Spirit of the Times of September 28, and it well repays reading, as does an article on "Time Handicapping."
A SENSIBLE writer in the Exonian suggests the substitution of laurel-wreaths for other prizes at athletic contests, but he does so half jokingly, and wisely remarks that he fears the change is too radical. Seriously, would it not really be more satisfactory; a wreath can at any rate be...
ATHLETICS.Manhattan Athletic Club. - A curious series of errors occurred at the sports of this club, on September 21. For a one-mile handicap walk, over a one-fifth-mile track, thirty-nine men started, and when the race was over, W. Purdy, 35 sec., was placed first, and his time...