New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
G. G. n. Y. INDOOR GAMES.
Bacon Beats SuliUan and BromiIo10
in Special Half-NIe.

The College Of the City OF New-York held its
sixth annual indoor games last night at the sth
Regiment Armory. at Park-ave. and 94th-st. Most
of the contests brought out good sized fields and
many of the races were closely contested.
A large crowd, mostly made up Of students Of the
College of the City of New-York witnessed the
games and made things lively in the cheering line
In the west gallery the three classes occupied sepa
rate sections and WED with each other as 10 which
could sing My Yankee Doodle Boy the loudest.
The race on the programme which promised most
was the special one-half mile. scratch, IN which
Paul Pilgrim, OF the New-York Athletic Club and
James P. Sullivan, Joseph Bromilow and Charles
Bacon jr., OF the 1rfsh-Americans. were entered
The proved to be close, Sullivan. Bromilow
and Bacon having 1t nip and tuck from start to
finish Bacon finally won. with Sullivan second
and Bromilow third.
Pilgrim had already won the half-mile handicap
and was not in condition to last the distance In
the handicap race Pilgrims closest competitor was
Ferris Hetherington, representing the Columbia
University Athletic Association. who took second
place after pushing Pilgrim for the entire distance
The S00-yard open handicap won by G.. f.
Smith, of st. Bartholomew Athletic Club. with 2
Werneker, of the same club. second.
One OF the most interesting the 100
yard DASH for members of the Public Schools Ath-
letic League Public School No. 40 obtained two
places in this race. H. Marshall who got second
place, youngster who looked not more than
half the size of the other competitors
The senior class won the interclass relay race
after close contest with the freshmen who took
second place. NJ. Frank. who was expected to
break the college record for the mile failed TO do
so IN the closed race, although he nearly Tapped
In the one-mi E handicpap' w. G. Frank ran
fine 1s, race passing Ketzenstein. Of the 1Iohawi!
winning by about four yards. The preparatory
sehGoI relay race was an easy victory for Seton
dicap OF $50 yards and beat out st. AIMS school
The summaries:
Sxty-yard dash for c. c. N Y students (hsndicsn,
won By W NJ Stern, 07 % fee9; second A. Peps Oa
sxty-yard novice (scratch)-Won by s. MARITIME
Rass% a g. g. second n. SgEG Clark House, third
m 9undredyarS preparatory handicap tclosewon
third l. xSqnal g yardsl Time 6;s7 's'S = ''ia'''
as faep seed2d o g. sm by s. GiHS5 4
A. c. az sen third third NJ NJ Hayward. Hamilton A G
s ara handicap s!oewen by NJ
sGEatch third NJ Franke Os go ,ards5 Ti1he En- S
By fa ft@ & a S Po,S GR:n%s
1 Tim 1oFsne St. Bartholomew C. C2s yards)
p BSs by Hss
one hundfedyaT S'n ran ubo s Tme LES
Won by George Bloch Public School, BPonl q Hs1Ss
KqP Public No % g yar Ssrd' s sso0n4 ms
c6Ds caapa aSe B. s sst9Sd by Hospital
0ne-mils race dqtersettlsment rsayjwon bv Clark
HHny wy" sBeysr P ssRoo With feaa
Haynes smlth H fsSGnd ana Hudson mGqd with
Time $3.50 ~ 41 - AacAuirs third.
starr 20 q yards) H. Jay. '0e 60 yards seeonsy D.
fthppeport. 'os Is yards. third. Time, 0:2726 ~
o.Q mile run ShandicaP open)-won by W. a Frank
90 sa s ssS aya r. Boyle asa%s
third. Time. 4:33A. - - wv SAIos)'
one-mile run ssosedlwon by NJ Frank 'o7 C.cratoh,
ID Larkln. 'os go yards), second Time s4a.s. ''
TS% h1HdisAp 9 2saas w y
wilson f. GeGrge A g as yardsl. third Time o:s2l
Coates Walsh 5 "a S doaou mlSa s.
Cir. b. Feeney and Drew second Morris Iir scSnoI
C. Pauison. third Time s:46ss - Do"hsy ana
elghty-yard (ecrutch snec,an
Won by Charles Bacon. jr.. L A A CT j. sHiIivsn
]. A A. c., second; ]. Brownlow Tr x
Time. 2:10 '''' = - ~ ~ tnHd
ond: 10. third. Time a:56@ w" ~ V"' "" sec
shot put Twelve pound. handicap ciosed)--won bv NJ
iNIhtsi 10 q feeO. with put OF 70 feat. "
krsshai os g fesp with actual put OF q feet
inches second y Nj. Kuchad 10 feeO with nm aotr.y
put OF q feet inches. third '' ~" -" "''uAs