Word: manhattans
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Batchelder, '92, will represent the Boston Athletic Association in the games of the Manhattan Athletic Club on Saturday...
...spring handicap games of the Manhattan Athletic Club are to be held May 10 at the Club's grounds. The following events are open to all amateurs: 125, 220, 500 and 1000 yard runs; 2 mile run, 1 1-2 mile walk; 222 yards hurdle, (2ft. 6in.); running broad and high jumps; and putting 20 pound shot The first prize in each event is a gold watch, the second a silver watch and the third a silver medal. Entries close May 3 with S. J. Cornell, 524 Fifth Avenue, New York...
James Robinson, who has been college trainer at Princeton for the past seven years, has accepted the position of trainer for the Manhattan Athletic Club for five years, beginning next October...
Roddy, Princeton, '91, who was entered for one of the middle-distance runs in the Amateur Athletic Union games next Saturday, has a carbuncle on his knee and will be unable to compete in the sports. He was to represent both Princeton and the Manhattan Athletic Club...
...Manhattan Athletic Club has tendered the use of the Manhattan grounds at Eighty-sixth street and Eighth avenue, to the Columbia college nine. The grounds have been rolled and put in condition, and the candidates for the nine have begun out-door work. It is probable that the nine will be made up of the following men: Snedaker, Law, '92, first base, Walters, Law, '92, second base; Wilde, P. and S., shortstop; Herkenrath, Mines, '92, or Ross, Law, '92, third base; Mayham, Law, '91, pitcher; Smith, Law, '91, center field. Martine has been chosen temporary captain...