The times., 1901-05-26
Y. NJ. c. A. EMERSON GAINES
HOnOrs Well Divided Among Local
and Visiting Athletes.

| Good Scratch Men-ReIny Races
Fenture-The List of Contestants.
! The chilly wind which blew hard across
| Association Park yesterday afternoon in
! terfered considerably with the making Of
! specially fast time in the track events
! run off by the Young Mems Christian As
1 sociatiOn and Emerson Institute in their
| joint handicap track and field games
Notwithstanding the weather conditions
! the meet was a complete success, and the
management is to be complimented not
only upon the excellence Of the contests
and the large number of contestants, but
upon the splendid manner in which the
twenty-odd events were run off So well
dld MIR. RideOut, who was clerk of the
course as well as announcer. and Mr.
Beckett, as starter, perform their duties
that the long programme was finished
half hour ahead of the time scheduled
The threatening weather tended to keep
down the attendance, which was by no
means as large as the character of the
event deserved. The memory of last years
downpour upon a similar occasion kept
many away.
There was an unusually large number
of entrants from out of town, especially
from Baltimore, and many of these car
ried off prizes and divided honors with
the local men. While the scratch men
in each event were of recognized ability
in their several lines they failed to win
in many instances, because of the very
generous allowances given novfces and
others by the official handicapped
The principal among many features was
the work OF the schoolboys. The inter-
scholastic events, under the direction of
Emerson institute. brought out large
| number or performers never heard of be-
hF4f ra-H, .1.-lr
very creditable. The Friends School EN-
erson Institute. and Marsions and Latin
! produced winners
Dick Dear appeared in several events
ana ran IN his-usual good form and help
| cd run up the total OF points for the Cen
| tween the CentraIs and Maryland Agri-
| cultural College, which the former won
with ease, Buell. ran the first quarter and
| at once took the lead, which Williams in
! creased, so that Bristol had very easy
| going, and Dear. who took the last qtar r
| ter, ana who was held for that place in
case there was a tight finish had mere
| iy to lope around the track and his team
| seconds.
Phil Brown of the First precinct gave
an exhibition of how fast "one of the
| hnest can run in a special 440-yard
/ SNent lie was to have run against Ar
Ihur Stahl, but as he did not show up. c.
\ K Randall, of the Infantry, obligfngIy
alied the place. Brown won in SO sec
onds.
~ Parker. of the local Y. NJ. c. A.,
| won the pole vault event on his handicap
| of | foot inches, from Cornelius. scratch,
! the crack vaulter of the Baltimore Cen
tral T. NJ c. A. on an actual vault of 9
| feet. His nearest competitor was Hop
/ kins of the Washington School for Boys,
| ? feet.
After the games, gold. silver and bronze
medals were presented to winners of first,
| second. and third places respectively, and
| in addition to individual prizes, silver cups
| We're given TO teams.
| The summary-Junior events:
| 1O0-yard dash-Handicap; sixteen years
| and under: First trial won by r. w.
Bone, w. Y. NJ. c. A (scratchD; d. Els
worth Y NJ. c. A. Give YARDS. second.
! Time, II 4-5 seconds. Second heat won by
! r. H Walker, Y. NJ. c. A. tOne-half
| Yard; 5, McCauley Cone and one-half
yards, second. Time. II 2-5 seconds. FL
| nal won by r. II. Walker: S. McCauley
! second; d. Ellsworth, third Time, II %
I seconds
l00-yard dash-Thirteen years and un-
| der. Won by II. Bristol W. Y. NJ. C. A;
! Robert Fleming, Emerson Institute, sec
/ ond. Time, 13 % seconds.
| InterScholaStiC events:
| 100-yard handicap-First trial heat won
| by Dick Dear, Central High School
| (scratch): Il. Brown (six YARDS, second
| Time 10 3-5 seconds Second heat won
| by T. r. Buell. Central (three yards} j.
| NJ Turner Maryland Agricultural School
| (six yards), second. Time, 10 40 seconds
1 Jnlru neat won Dy w. H. + TIHHtlir IeICAl-
man School (six YARDS; James Phelan.
| Friends A. a (two yards), second. Time
! II seconds. Heat fer second men won by
/ Brown, f. 1. Time. 10 2-5 seconds. Final
| won by w. d. Dear. Central; b. Brown.
| T. f., second; T. r. Buell., Central, third.
| Time, 10 l-5 seconds
220-yard dash; handicap-Won on by j. Phe-
! Ian Friend A. A. q yards); w. ID. Dear,
| CentraIs (scratch) second; b. Geyer
Emersons l. az yards, third. Time
/ VI -. -. go ,i,o tar5ic,,, V-o, ny p A
| Lyon. Boys Latin School g yards); G. c.
| Gantz Boys Latin School tscratch), sec
ond; ]. 5. Thorpe, Boys Latin School 10
yardsl third. Time, 0:55 10.
| HaIf-mile run; handicap-WOn by w.
| Gill, Central High School go YARDS; ]. B.
| Tower. Emerson Institute go yardsl. sec
! ond: J. S. Thorpe. Boys Latin School
! Scratch. third Time. 2:l6.
| Open track events; handicap:
! 1C0-yard dash-First heat Won by J. T.
Time. 0:lO 2-5. Second heat won by ". D.
kellogg, p. A; C.. az YARDS {. o. Kerr
! ". Y. NJ. G. A t5i2 YARDS second. Time,
OIL Third heat won by II. S; Whitney,
| w. Y NJ. G. A. q yards) r. F. LeMat q
YARDS, second. Time. O:lo %. Fourth
heat won by S. L. Owens, G. L: Is yards;
! y. Richardson, w. Y. NJ. c. a. q yards).
tied for second. Time, OIL. Fifth heat
| won by r. B. RediugtOn, ". Y. NJ. G. A
| CE yards: f; l.. NJ. Greene, Friends
School (5 yards), second. Time. 0:10 80.
! First semi-finaI won by Whitney, w Y.
! NJ. G. A.: Richardson, W. T. NJ c. A.
| second Time. 0:l0 3-5. Second semi-fnal
won by S l.. Owens, G. L.; r. b. Reding-
/ ton. w. Y. NJ c. A. second. Time,
I 0:10 %. Final won by 5. L. Owens G. L.:
! II. S. Whitney, W. Y NJ. {. A. second; r.
y. Richardson, W. Y. NJ. c. a. third.
22o-yard open-won by C. F. Lynch. C.
| L.; r n. Richardson W Y. NJ. c. A. g
| yards second; r. J. Brazer. St Leo
| Gym ia yards). third. Time 0:25.
440-yard open-Won by II. S. Whitney,
! W. Y. NJ. c. A GO yards; II. NJ. Etchison,
| ". Y. NJ. {. \, (22 yardsl, second; J. NJ.
Mullen 1Ja Scratch, third. Time; o:53 I-5,
$50 yards, open-Non by {. T. Howard,
| O'Shea. e. L. (5J yards), second; A II.
Overlook. Central Y. NJ. c. A (35 yards),
| third. Time, 2:09 3-5.
one mile, Open-Won by F. H Heiner,
Pimper, W. Y NJ c. a. l2S yards. sec
| ord; A. A. Leitch. Gallaudet (scratch)
| third. Time. 5:0i.
| 4fO-yard special police-Won bv Phil
! Brown, First precinct, c. r. Randall. sec
ond. Time, 0:56
/ Relay races:
Junior. 1q yards, boys sixteen wears
/ ard under-WOn by Central Y NJ q A.
! Baltimore; w. Y. NJ. c. A, second Time
| 1:25. -'-ie'
Special junior. 7Oi yards. boys ten wears
| and undcr-Won by Patterson A. c.. Bal
| lmnre. Team: j. NJ. Holmes. w d. Kel-
| losg, {. c. Bell, and l.. C. kellogg. En-
! erson Institute second& Team: II Dia-
mond r. Hume. Smith Hempstone, and