The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-30
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL SEPTEMBER So 1885

oition from here on, Chase winning by
eight yards, five yards between second
and third, Chase beat his own worlds
record and did not displace a hurdle,
Shaw knocked down his fourth obstacle,
LOCO Yards Run-Handicap,- by
C II. Fitzpatrick, N. Y. A. c. (scratchl;
A, b, Daley N, Y. A. C, $50 YARDS sec
ond; A. Nj, Remington, N. Y. A. c. (25
YARDS, third; J. w, Rumpf, st. G. A,
c, go YARDS; j. II, Greene, jr., N. j.
A, C. go yards), and A, j, Walsh X,
A. A. (25 YARDS also ran, Time, 2 m,
10 SOS
Rumpf quickly passed Greene and
took the lead, the order at two laps be-
ing Rumpf Remington, Walsh and
Daley, They We're running about
yard part. fitzpatrick, who had COM
menced sluggishly was twenty yards
in the rear. AS soon as the bell ran
thech ampion made his effort, and had
his men caught at the club house. En-
tering the straight, Fitzpatrick led by
five yards, but Daley was not yet done
with. Squirting gamely he was only
beaten by two yards Remington was
third, eight yards behind
300 Yards Handicap.-W by B, ].
Wefers, N Y. A, c. (scratchO; G. M.
Sands, N. Y. A. C. e YARDS, second;
1. I. Brokaw, N. Y. A. c, a YARDS,
third Time, 81 1-5 seconds.
Wefers had reserved his energies for
this event and acquitted himself nobly.
He went through the big field in re-
markable manner and led the bunch al
200 yards The fast gait tired the lead
| ers at the finish and plucky George
| Sands drew up on him, finishing two
yards behind Wefers and a scant yard
| in front of Brokaw. Wefers broke the
long standing record of 81 3-S seconds
| by Lon Myers, and also the 81 20 Sec
onds to the credit of r. Downer.
| Chenille Walk. Handicap.-Wo ay
H. Donovan, Saratoga A. c. go sec
onds), second; S. Liebgold, Pastime A.
c. (scratch), third Time, I'm. SO S-5s.
Liebgold was evidently out of condi-
ton and failed to trouble the leaders,
who won somewhat easily.
| 220-Y Yard Hurdle-Handicap - First
heat-Won by G, G. Mlnshlp, Mount
| Vernon Y. M. C. A. az YARDS; l. l. Bro
kaw, N Y. A. c. (seratcM, second,
Time, 81 50 seconds.
Second Heat-Won BY Chase, Cohen
second, Winthrop third Time, 27 20
| seconds.
| Cohen carried an additional handicap
| as second man in the A. A. U. cham
pionship, and did not long hold the
] lead, though a desperate finish placed
| him whiting two yards of Chase at the
| finish. Winship was two yards behind.
| One and a Half Mile Run-Handicap
| -Won by f. j. Wilkins, London A. c.
| go YARDS; G. w. Orton N Y. A. c., $50
YARDS, second; A. L. Fitzpatrick, Insti-
| tute A. c. ESQ YARDS, third, Time,
minutes Sc AS seconds.
| The Englishman, Wilkins, was out for
blood, and made cracking pace. On
the fourth lap he took the lead and look
ed like having the race to himself. Six
hundred yards from the finish Orion be-
gan to close on the leader. He drew UP
level furlong from home but the Lon
doner showed he was at home in tight
finish, and responded nobly. Neck and
neck they ran to the straight, while the
spectators, excited for the first time
rose and yelled as the runners led alter
nately Wilkins got the best of the dash
to the tape, and won by four feet Fitz-
patrick was 140 yards behind Orton.
Running Hop, Step and jump
Scratch. Won by E. B. Bloss, N. Y. A
lC., AZ feet; r. T. Lyons, N. Y. A. c., 4;
feet, second; E. Fl. Clark, Boston A. A..
AZ feet inches, third.
Pole Vault-Handicap. by r. G
Paulding, N Y. A. c., feet inches
with an actual jump of 8 feet inches
S. X Thomas, Y. M. G. A., feet 8 inch
es, second; J. BALI, N. Y. Turn Verein
8 inches, 8 feet inches, third.
Paulding and Thomas tied, but thu
latter did not appear to vault off ant
Paulding was awarded the first prize
The scratch men, Fl. Fl. Baxter and H
Thomas, did not compete.
Putting 16-pound Shot-Handicap.-
Won by G. Wuttrich Pastime A. G..
feet, with 3S feet 4 inches; e. Fl. Clark
Boston A. A., 6 feet, 81 feet II inches
second; w O. Hickok, N. Y. A. c., l foo
6 inches, AZ feet inch, third
Champion Gray was not in form, Iii
week of New York training having lln
nerved him His best put was only {
trife better than Al feet.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Handi
cap.-Won by E. H. Clark, Boston A. A.
% feet, with III feet; M. Mahoney Den
yer w c., Is feet, 121 feet 31a inches
second; J. S. Mitchell N Y. A.
(scratch), 1874 feet 2 inches, third
Running High Jump-Handicap.
Won iby M. F. Sweeney, Xavier A. G
(scratch), feet inches; f. H. Clark
Boston A. c., inches, 5 feet 81 inches
second; ]. H. Reilly Institute A. c., ~
inches. feet inches, third.
Reggie Williams the English jumper
managed to clear feet inches with hi
scissors style
Running Broad Jump-Handicap.-
Won by w. B. Rogers, N. J. A. c.,
inches, 90 feet y inch: r. T. Lyons, N
Y. A. c.. / foot, q feet 10% inches, sec
ond; j. Fl. Sill. jr.. st. George A. c.,
feet, 10 feet inches, third.
Rogers once again proved a surprise
His grand jumping discounted the Nav
York champions, Bloss and Sheldon
who could not clear % feet.
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