New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
PIERCE'S GREATRUN
TRUE To HIS INDIAN BLOOD AT PAN
AMERICAN GAMES-FIVE JUNIOR
RECORDS BROKEN.

Buffalo. June 1+.-Five new American records for
junior athletes established the Stadium
track and field to-day in series of splendidly con-
tested games arranged by the Amateur Athletic
Union. The successful men and the nature and
time OF their performances were as follows.
Clark VI. Lieblee OF the Detroit Athletic Club,
ran 100 yards 10 10 seconds cutting one-ffth OF
a second of tho time Of P. J. Walsh. Of the New
York Athletic Club. former champion
Howard H. Hayes of Detroit. ran 40 yards in
81 - seconds beating the record OF ". G. Edwards
Knickerbocker Athletic Club. New-York OF - Is
seconds.
F. R Mouton. the Yale sprinter. running under
the New-York Athletic Club colors. went 90 yards
in % - seconds beating the time of A. H Kent.
Pastime Athletic Club. New-York which was % Is
seconds.
J J. Nufer. Of the Detroit Athletic Club. ran the
22O-yard hurdles in % - seconds which was two
ffths Of a second better than the record OF Fl.
Arnold Union Settlement Athletic Club. New-York.
Both Lee G. Deming. of the American School OF
Osteopathy. with q feet. 2i2 inches. and W. J.
Feldkamp. OF the Pastime Athletic Club. New
York with p feet. 2i4 inches. beat the running
broad jump record held by R. J. McInerney. of the
Pastime Athletic Club. New-York. who went %
feet 10 inches.
The big string of youngsters who competed were
out after the records. and several that were not
broken were closely approached
The popular victory OF the day was that OF Jerry
Pierce a Seneca Indian boy. who a PaStIme
man in the five mile race. and whose performance
recalled early fame OF his people. He his
competitors of their feet, and finished fresh full
lap ahead The day ideal for the sport, and
the Stadium sheltered a much larger crowd than
that OF yesterday Summaries:
Eight hundred It & , TgnmH E Has5tRss @
second; A AIackenzie. Pastne a. c. New-York. third
one hundred yard aash-caTs ella NJ Le9lss Detroit A
one hunirei and twenty-yart hurile-waer r Fish
leigh Detroit \ G won; w j. Feidkamp Pastime A
New Il
Putting the sIxteeu-p pound shot-A B. Gum, Central
AgTea Ssnos club roG9ntS seG2ad; 6I ~ & r. lS m ROD
one mile ruH-t L Sanford. X A c, New-lork
a. Allison. Central Y. NJ. c. a, Buffalo, third Time.
Four-hundrei- and -forty-yard run-won by Howard H
HAYES, Detroit 4 G; D J. Bremen. Pas,lme a G, New
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of Osteopathy Kirksvie Mo. and John Blackburn, Pas
Blackburn jumped of the tie. and the former jump
Throwing sixteen pound h4 mn er-von by Robert W
Edsren X \. c. New York ~ II . in: g J. Dieses,
Mrnashan Pastme A q Neur-York third % H. / in
Running broad gnp@WoG by L. g. PS"ns American
c. second 81 f. 214 IN. John Blackburn, Pas
hundred -and-twenty- yard hurdle-won by J. j.
York second Thomas eausensS St 4nnss HYDE FsF
Throwing the discus-Won by O II. Davis. Central Y.
NJ g A. lo3 it. So James Mo4ahan Pastime y c.
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second Roy s Ellis. Detroit A c. third Tine
Throwing aftysix pound ysight1Won by c D:ssss
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