Outing . ecidedthat Berkeley and De La Salle must skate off their tie in a series of races at some date to beselected hereafter. The scoring for the school banner was onthe basis of 5 points for a first place, 3 pointsfor a second place, and 1 point for a thirdplace. The score was : Berkeley, 13 ; De LaSalle, 13 ; Cutler, 8 ; Trinity, 1 ; Harvard, 1. 220 yards, final heat.—A. Y. Morgan, De La SalleInstitute, 24 3-5S ; R. Paulding, Berkeley School, 2 ;F. Proctor, B. S., 3. Quarter mile, final heat.—R. Paulding, 53s I A. , 2 ; S. W. McClave, Trinity S., 3. Half mile, junior, final heat.—
Outing . ecidedthat Berkeley and De La Salle must skate off their tie in a series of races at some date to beselected hereafter. The scoring for the school banner was onthe basis of 5 points for a first place, 3 pointsfor a second place, and 1 point for a thirdplace. The score was : Berkeley, 13 ; De LaSalle, 13 ; Cutler, 8 ; Trinity, 1 ; Harvard, 1. 220 yards, final heat.—A. Y. Morgan, De La SalleInstitute, 24 3-5S ; R. Paulding, Berkeley School, 2 ;F. Proctor, B. S., 3. Quarter mile, final heat.—R. Paulding, 53s I A. , 2 ; S. W. McClave, Trinity S., 3. Half mile, junior, final heat.—R. Inman, Cutler S.,im. 43 4-5S ; A. P. Coffin, C. S., 2 ; F. Proctor, B. 3. One mile, final heat.—A. Y. Morgan, 3m. 7 2-5S; , 2 ; F. Einstein, Harvard S., 3. RACING AT ORANGE LAKE, NEW YORK. January 16th,—Ice in fair condition. 220-yard schoolboy team race. — SpencesBusiness College, 1; Newburg Academy, 2. Five miles.—E. Thomas, West Newburg,16m. 45 2-5S. 604 OUTING FOR CHAS. L. MCCLAVE. THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. The Executive Committee of the NationalAmateur Skating Association entrusted themanagement of this years championship meet-ing to Mr. W. H. Robertson, the sole survivingmember of the Outing Athletic Club, havingentire confidence in his honesty and ability tobring off the meeting in a proper manner ; andthe result shows that their trust was not mis-placed. In a climate like that of New York,where there is no assurance of to-days ice last-ing till to-morrow, or that there will be any iceon any given day named a week in advance, itis not easy to advertise a championship skatingmeeting and bring it off in strict accordancewith the schedule. The weather this year wasrather more annoying than usual, and that themeeting was finally carried out with only twopostponements and only one change of placereflects great credit on Mr. Robertsons execu-tive ability and perseverance. In almost all other branches of athletic sportcompetitors c
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