New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
CARR WINS IN FIVE MILE.
QUARTER 4 DEAD HEAT.
Junior Championships of Metropoli-
ian Il. 4. T.. at Celtic Park.

Z
York Irish Athletic Association at Celtic Park
Long Island yesterday. The entry list was ex-
tremely large. and many of the contests had to be
run in several heats Most of the finishes were
close and exciting
The hve-miIe special race was looked to with the
most interest of the DAY, for the eight that
finished first TO have free trip st. Louis 10
compete In the Marathon race at the Olympic
Worlds Championship. August 81. 4 field of
about twenty started in the raca, and It a
desperate struggle throughout Carr kept up
among the leaders until the finish. and then
he went the front and easily by about twen-
ty-hve yards. The rest OF the field came falling
in his wake. and finished in the order named: S.
Mellox. Mohawk Athletic Club; A. Newton. New
York Athletic Club; F. Lorz Mohawk Athletic
Club: 9 Kennedy National Athletic Club; N.
Spring. Pastine Athletic Club; j. Foy, Pastlme
Athletic Club. and J. Devlin. Nett Haven Athletic
Club. Through the part OF the judges
the men lap short making the distance four
and three-quarter miles.
The 100-ysrd dash the first final to be
decided The were sent of 10 excellent
start. and Frank Rickert. OF the New-York Ath-
etic Club, won by two feet. George Z. Hail.
of the Greater New-York Irish Athletic Association
was second, and D. Frank OF the West Side Ath-
letic Club close third
The banner given 70 the club obtaining the
greatest number Of points went to the Irish Ath-
ietic Association with total OF 80 The New West
Side second. with 20. and the New-York Ath-
letic Club. with Is
More than fourteen started IN the halE mile race,
which was captured by J. 2. Banderman, OF the
Greater New-Xork Athletic Club. by FIVE yards
Henry Chrstofers. the star runner OF the st
George Athletic Club. strong favorite in this
contest but was penaIzed several yards for making
too early a start He IN third, however,
foot behind ". J. O'Connell, OF the New West Side
Athletic Club.
The three mile raes furnished a killing pace from
/ the start 70 the finish N. Spring. OF the Pasttne
! Athletic Club. went to the front the sound OF
Z sf4a last Ian ruffar
Frank OF the Greater New-York Irish Athletic As
sociation the indoor cycle rider. showed that
! ne IS good foot as he is on wheel cy tors-
ing 70 the front and winning hy Ia yards Harvey
/ Cohn OF the Greater New-York Irish Athletic AS
( soclation had things all hts way Ia the one
/ mile run lie took the lead al the sound Of the
/ pistol and crossed the tape - yards ahead OF
James p. Sullivan. OF the ST Bartholomew Ath-
/ letic Club. who second
L. \. Merit OF the New-Tork Atnletc Iluu' Won
/ the lZo-yard hurdle race by four yards. j. j. Nc
Lloughlin OF the Pastime was second The 2-o-yard
1 hurdle was another contest IN which the winged
Foot club athletes showed up well, z. Cairns and
". T. Finley, two OF its members taking nTst ana
/ second places. respectively.
The 44o-yard run resulted In a dead head between
4 George Underwood. Of the New-Eork Athletic CLUB
/ and Henry Christoffers. OF the St Bartholomew
Athletic Club. II decided 10 run It over Chris
toners clearly showed that he faster than IN
derwood In this trial He let the latter do all the
leading until about twenty-five yards from the tape
q
derwood. As he crossed the finishing line he turned
ard laughed , AZ hs rival 5,sna yooa snort ~ r,,,
| the St. George Athletic CUB by an inch from g
/ iegic clu0. Prices Jump was : !set 8 inches. a..
Claude Alien OF tne hr-sn assoc 0h. was nrsI @
y F. she F69y 95s Of the New West Side Athletic CUB
! Tie 56-pound weight contest went to Emery N.
Payne OF the Mott Haven Athle1e le Club; with a
! West Side Athletic Club; took nrst prize IN the the
was protestsda on the ground Of Professionalism
and bis case viii be iayesLigatIed by by ne proper
qualified The winner viii be-, be j. 4 Biller OF the , Ma
tona Turn Veren IN or 81 NeTaTx VINO was second
The discus went to ] 4 BiI!er. Of the National nal
RnRg P.q9d pD , e gFsnk 9sdt 2f 6eb 55s Ne" West
tracted largely from the pleasure OF those who
e9m9n and 5a9 ears we're bI5 gSce6 and and
%Dnd seem Tessonnbs hf a, On an
fafi5tties fbe aummarg: an9HIg De 0HsFea'
TRACK CONTESTS.
one-hundred-yard run--won by Frank RiclSsrt. New
ye 8 g. ES s9Ts' e.. a% ..f rsSssF sac N'g-T35 sI5 & A.
rqnwoH By saadsmAP a5 7v. Greater ate.
A c. second: Henry chTistOfsFs. ST. George a C..
'nt5 cno-huhdTed onty-ysra huraiswon BY
Side 4 c.. second Edward 2 Murray. arestsr New
rss-a4iie ranwqa 5g " Frank; SEssssr NsE
l. A. A. +. A c
second; Bart Freeman. AvOuis a. c. third. Time.
Iwo-hundred- -rvvsnty-yazd hurdewoa by z.
Cairns. NeW-York A. G. " z. Finley, New-York A. c.,
second: William II Coll West Side Branch z NJ C. A.
TTo-hundrsd- d-and-twonty-yard run-won by 9eorEs T.
| Hall. Greater New-York / A. A.; c. Williams.
ss'ig s:s Sid. s'T9 A. c dr 4 Fl 4n 6 O. h'd' Ne"
| ons-miIs run-won by Harvey Cohn, Greater New
| A c. second; John J. Donovan. Mott Haven A. C..
Four-hundrsd -ana-forty-yard run-won by Henry
| York a c. second: G. 2: Smith west Side Branch
L4ousj-Won 6y E. P Carr Xavier A. A. L. Newton.
/ Nsw-York C., second; s. A. Mellor Mohawk A. c..
tionai l. c. afth: N spring Pastims A. G.. sixth; q.
/ Star a. G. seventh; +. z. Dsviin Mott Haven
A. c.. eighth Time. 2e1a Distance quarter Of mile
short
FIELD CONTESTS.
Putting the sixteen pound shot-won by J. r Foley.
New West Side A. G. so It. II tn: r Callahan. sew
| national Tnrrvsrein. IS # Ia In taird.
Throwing the nfty-six pound welsht-Won 9y csneTTy
! n. Payne Mott haven A c Is r in; Il GSrrsI. sl
! man man. Star A. c. % Il 8 IN third.
A c. x, o In; q n Zosbich Greater Nsw-Yorl Irish
/ A. A. II. in. second r. " Frazer Greater Ne"-
YORK IRISH A A.. II IN. third ,,,,,.- ,,,+,o,.,
Ial n H. ssoond 4 Frobours Pastins A c. oe Fl
running an broad tuH,p-xon BY P FEank v Ssw wsst
side A c. 2s n IN; wsasT NsyfP7T sys West = sid: G
| 20 Il 1oss In, second; J. J AeLouEniin ne" ~ W
o!s van-won by claude Anea ersstsr Nsyrxe.S -s..x
! l. a =; 4 ana Issuis Maag Mohawk 4 C.
! lied for second place with 10 T. IN on 1uH'p-
'a-s srov9inr the sixteen pound hammerwon BY s,rr
e,IIIs vev west side 4 G. lsq e 10 IN: = susaa-
sationsi T9FngsrsainIs aIs 10 - = = IN IN sh,T l s''''