The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
new YORKS and IRISH TIED
BATTLE FOR POINT HONORS Ar
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Eacn lub Scores st PoInt with Fine Array
OF Young Athletes Protests Against
Many COlIegians -Eisele wins Fine Vile
Race-Talbot's Good Hammer Throw.

Nany CODegians -Eisele Wins Fine Vile
Race-TalbOt's G0Od Hammer Throw.
TIA metropolitan Association junior track
end Neld championships took place yesterday
~ Celtic Park. and it practically resulted in a
duri between the New York A. C.. and Irish
4. G.. Before the last event came of the
New lorks we're a point ahead, but the Irish
we're a tribe stronger in the last event and the
meet resulted In n tie. both scoring 81 points.
The Pastime A. c. was third and the Naviers.
Mohawks and Mott Havcns also scored.
There was n big bunch Of protests by the
New York 4. c. and Irish \. A.C and quite q
number we're declared ineligible altogether.
". G. Newcombe Of Colgate University.
faid TO be good for - as seconds for the 100
ward hurdles. was entered by the Irish A. A. &.
Vt vas declared out. and 30 waS q. Horrax,
the Williams College hurdler. lie won the
SOW England championship aud Newcombe
Won 3 New York state championship. and as
10th we're open meet there was no other
,olf-a open To the championship committee
t.in 10 ~releg8te them TO their street clothes.
'rs Talbot. the elongated hammer throve r
ron Kansas City and now of MerCersbury
Academy. vas entered 10y the Irish and was
protested on the ground hat he was Yet
rec tered in the West.
several college men entered nv the New
YORK \ g came in for trouble. HetherinS-
fNn tIl Eilh VI Nolunlulf were OVlletteu 10
VI The Irish \. A. c. and they were found
"a 70 be eligible TO represent the New York
4 & Clou shan of Fordham represented
'rs lrsh and was second. but be competed
under protest. Eisele of Princeton wore the
WINGED foot aad came under the protest
In the half mile run r. y. Riley of the Irish
{. came a Cropper az the first turn and
Wien h. was showing the way 70 the field.
ns blamed his downfall on &. VI. French of
TIE New York A.c and after regairing his
feet he started hot foot across the field after
re en- 20 chastise him. A friend Of his, how
ever. grabbed him. Thereby saving the scalp
9. he Sew York 4 g man. After the race
A |Tattling good race resulted in the mile
FTround ' Tie 6ir"%g5 BEND 5@,ie Eiseie e'% Vent iSGo the the
va lul struck up q. good gait. After going
shoYt half q mile Riley shot out and did the
i'ee'e spurtcd again into the lead and finally
won by a couple of yards from Riley. with
OLonnell a close third, Eisele's time OF
minutes "a 25 seconds Ia a new record for
y 7 Coholan Of Yale represented the
taoTed > fne turn Of speed He shot into the
tarks'retch in the lead and il was all over. for
he Won with a lot TO spare
Balars, the new distance runner OF the
New ork c. had the easiest sort Of a vic,
tory in the three miles, When the gun flashed
stride and won by more than half a lap.
The ~ pound hammer was the best OF the
field. events. Talbot, won with a throw OF
juniors. The best previous was 1853 by Matt
McGrsth last year.
$50 Yard Run.-won by. a. T.. Bailey. New York
french. New York &c. third Kari WsitSer, New
f9[s 4 c. fourth Time z minutes 2 5 seconds,
foId, Sew York I; c THIRD; 4 J 'crosEei,. New
Putting 10 Pound Shot by +. Mcdonald.
:, inches EST /. j. Talbot Hi fis6 x az t6ird 70 WITH Win
+. PVT Of 80 feet "a inches; c. Pelienger, Pastime
100 Yard Hurdle-won by r. J. Rear. New York
R-,S Ga S B xe rSo Ycri Ne T' ga ror shl "a q ri ssson = e
one Mle. NV by J, R. Eisele. New York
oc2nnell. XavisrA a: third, v Baker. New York
NTH. Time, ( minutes 81 : 5 seconds.
IEIowing 10 Pound Hammer " on by Ii. Talbot,
tGHSIS i n a < Xo wl.a a 'hIoS sc 9G1S' I wirn . !, 'n ,S9eS a.
80 feet 8 inches. F. =. Itisley, irish \. \. c, third,
line 4 c fourth, with a throw ofiOy feet ii inches.
20 y Il bd hsrSSle New 9o SEE ", 6 5. s Lsei Ney LIS on
S,s, lf y p = &, s. yf third Time, = sSf ;sson@;. Ian
2&leTd Rgn-Wonb BY G Ciougham: Irish \ 4. C,
fasrssjdsSyt,O S New yo of~ A. aS e.. tSird: h f'c ), Edwards Is
New l3Tk a. T fourth. Tine % ; $ eonds'
win a vault OF 10 fee' Q Inches; ii. $. BaGcock. New
YloTk ! g, second. with a vault OF 70 feet = inches;
n : 'fflN, NdNltT a. NJ tnlTu, VIII n Nhult OI ~
feet 3 inches, {. q. hing, New York A. C.. foruth,
With a vault OF 10 feet.
Throwing the Dlscus-won by II; Meyer. Irish
A 4 g, with a throw OF i07 feet iist inches: c.
S'lson. Pastime 4. C., second. with n throw OF i09
feet 10 inches: r. J. Sullivan. New York a. C.. third,
with q throw OF no feet \ Inches: J. j. White. Pastime
4 E. fourth, with a throw of 9s feet 3 inches.
44o Yard Run-Won by W. T. Coholan. New York
4 { J. J, McIntee. New York a. G., second: ".
\ Lynch, Irish \. 4. C., third: X. Koch. New A. c.,
Throwing 81 Found Weisht-won by c. s,nson.
fss'ime a, 6, with a throw OF "a feet llN inches;
j.. }. White. Pastime a. G., second. with q throw.
Of y feet ~ inches: 4. g. Williams. Xavier a. A,
third. with a throw OF - feet tl inches; J. Eur
N.eiden Mohawk A. C.. fourth. with a throw OF
Three Nile Run Won by r. G. Bellars. New York
4, { j. McCarrick. Loughlin Lyceun. second:
G. l. Han. Irish A.. \. C., third: z. Smith. Mohawk
&C. fourth, Time, IS minutes IS IS seconds.
Running High Jump Won by F. J.. Stevenson.
Ihsh A. 4. G., with a Jung OF S feet Q inches. F.
third Street !. N. ca, tied for second and third
q! s feet 5 inches. In the jumpon Risley won.
clearing 5 feet o inches.
Running Broad JumP-Won by ?. r. Risley. Irish
a, A. G.. With . jump OF - feet inch: F. $. Callahan,
New York 4. c.. second, with a Jump OF % feet 81
inches. p. W. Gabelein, New York \. c., third, with
. lump OF - feet ia inches.
CRAGIN'S EAST JERSEY TITLE.