New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12
FIRST PLACE FOR N. Y. A. c.
II. PRINSTEIN is BEATEN.
East Defeats Vest tn Championships
of the 4. Il. l..

Milwaukee. Sept. 1.-THE New-York Athletic
Club took first honors in the national championship
senior contests Of the Amateur Athletic Union at
State Fair Park this afternoon winning total
Of fifty points.
The Milwaukee Athletic Club was second with
thirty-six points. the LIST Regiment Athletic As
ISOLATION. of Chica go. third. with twenty-nine The
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association. with only
three representatives. made ten points. and the
University of Chicago nine. The Greater New
York Irish Athletic Association and the Central
Y. NJ c. A. each took three points
AS predicted. the struggle was between the East
and West, and the East won. The all-around Work
OF Mitchell. in the weights. Jones' in the jump and
was too much for the Westerners althougn tne
sprints and many field contests fell to the MIL
waukee and Chicago contingents.
The northumberland dash was run neck and
and walsh. OF the New-York Athletic CLUB. while
Rice of the University OF Chicaso. nhisned an 7 eS
tremely close third The time was V;lV 10. Inc
three men finished in the same positions In the two
hundred and -twenty-yard dash later In the AFTER
In the 4iO-yard dash. halfway down the stretch
C0Isi9n OF We s,Ii ne ~ rsfsrss hut he
P r0'eIted 70 III he IIiIlan won from
Morrow. of Montreal. in 0:52 fat The sixteen
pound hammer. the shot and the hfty-six pound
shot all went to the fasteners IN handy style.
while Nelson of MONTREAL gnexpeetedly beat ,,, out
MEYER Prnstein or New ORR, IN .hs , Ur an ne
two mile finished within ten yards Of Alexander
Grant. the winner The summaries:
Sixteen pound hammer throw-won by J. s. Mitchell
m HsH19rk second sec lt Il 100 IL ii I'M Parry Uni
versty Of Chcago third 123 n in. w.. 49, .,D,s
Hahn. Milwaukee A. G. frst; F. p. Walsh. New-YorS
A. .. second: V. Riece. University Of Chicago third
Fifty siS-pound hammer throwwon by Mitchell ;I
NsTToTS :SSa ~ 2 J. Il Maad6s st
Regiment 4, a. thrd. . n II in VA, -
W Scbnn M%naEe@ a q H. BocEman Mwsukes A
c. second: S $ Jones' New-York A c. third Time.
Th3owine di-cus-won BY H Maddox 1ss Rssl-
ment A a l13 feet; F. a spsiS SnIseIsiIg q Sf,Iysss
one hurSred-yard dash-won by Archie Hahn. NIL
waukee A c. F. r. Walsh. New-York A. G, second. v
Rice University Of Chic ago third Time, 0i 9.,
A.. IL feet: Ralph Morris. Central Y NJ c. A. second
10 A. G. Anderson New YORK G and w *
Milwaukee a G. tied for third In the jump on
one-miis run-won by Alexander Grant Nev-Y9r< D., A
land 1'onery Montreal A. A A. third. Time. 80 -
-Four hundred and forty-yard ryn-wSn Sy ~ K Hill
second: George Smith, LIST Regiment A A, third Tine
Two-hundred-a -twenty-yard low hurdles-won By
Bockman. Milwaukee A. G; H. B Human Sew. ,h,n5
a. G. second F. W Schulz Milwaukee A C. 'hird
RTnnnr high jump-won By S. Jones' New-York A c..
q Ka,erbis Isl REGIMENT a A. third H. in schulz
and Kaechie but Schulz made the height In twelve
t-hundred and eghty-yaTt 5lnmwOn By IL "
Valentine New-York A. C.: e BTiekreutz IN, r1
Running broad iump-won by P. Nelson. Montreal A.
A A. second. % feet: ". r. Knox. Milwaukee A C.,
TwomiIe runEwon by Alex Grant. New-YOrk A. c.
F. a Rowe. ist Resiment a A. second l. r. s'one'
RELAY race-For.eted TO LIST Regiment A because OF
the withdrawal Of the Milwaukee A A and the New
Four hundred -forty-yard run-won by II. I. Hill
man. NeV-YOrk A. c: J. d. Morrow. Montreal A. A. ~,
second: George smith, Let Regiment A A. third Tine