New-York tribune., 1908-09-08
TIGER ATHLETES WIN
ROSE BREAKS RECORD.
j. B'edemus Takes AH-Round Title
at Celtic Park.

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at Celtic Park.
More than fifteen thousand lovers of track and
| field sports attended the annual games of the
| 1rish-American Athletic Club at Celtic Park and
/ the all-round Amateur Athletic Union champion
/ ships yesterday. Some sterling athletes met in
/ the championship fixture J. Bredemuss Of Prince
| ton University. who finished second in 1906, won
| the title, with total of $500 points.
| Bredemus's total was far below that OF July
] 4, 1907 when Martin J. Sheridan created a
| record by making 7.12G1z points The absence OF
| Sheridan in Ireland gave Bredemus easy time
/ of-it
Jerry Mahoney. Of the New York Athletic Club.
| who has been competing for years. fought it out
with Elery II. Clarke. of the Boston Athletic As
socation. the winner in 1897 and 1908. for second
| honors and got the place, with total score of
| 5,S21 points. Clarke being right at his heels
The an-round events consisted OF three track
| and six field events, and all the fought out
to the end. with the exception of Clarke who quit
| in the mile run. when ne had splendid chance
for the championship. and j. A. BiIler, Of the
BROOKLYN Central Young Mems Christian Assocfa-
ton Bredenlus excelled in the short pole vault
and high and broad jumps. The young coIIegian
was always d sturdy contender for the champions
ship and had little in reserve at the end for he
competed dn the open pole vault and captured
ond place.
| Ralph Rose. the giant the Olympic Club, OF
S"AA AAaANiS1oy VINO mas continuously been Great
ing new marks with the shot, made another
worlds record with the 16-pound ball. Rose sent
the ball 4s feet 10 inches increasing the old put by
"a mcnes- Inc throw was measured by q steel
tape and was witnessed by James E. Sullivan.
president OF the Amateur Athletic Union SO that
1t Will go down the books as a new mark
, ii +. Porter. OF the Irish-American Athletic
CIun, who jumped feet 6as inches at Bridgeport
on Saturday, and the Olympic winner, had to be
content with third place in the high jump because
haudicapS triad
ord, but was unsuccessful. John J. Flanagan the
weight thrower carried off first place In both the
| lo-pound hammer throw and throwing the pound
weight for distance.
The summaries follow.
| ALL-ARoUND CHAMPIONSHIPS
IhnndTed.yard dash thrst heatl-won by NJ oCoD-
or ai9na1Vk Athletie Club z H Clark
Assoeation third BredeInis. Princeton university
Terry Mahons New York Athletic cu6 MeEonsR Ry
Central Young Mems Christian Associetion third Tine
Fa6t M B:dnS mus MS a Iss ocOn
10 n q ss 5ds faF TOO by RsE 1os &
points points 90 bF4den9s 1oe # In M third g zoo pOints Ms
~ in C2ssT1t points Frank 81 # IL in sizt6
G22ss3s points; Mclaughlin ss # iu seventh G. $50
Pole yspwon zoa by R5sdemus OeS points: Clark
R9nsy feTh 4 o3 s5so n P9i.S S6 2 points,
hig5 Rurd.-Rredsrnu,
pos. sGS DVPs mah9ns sS points Mcogsh % s
CLARK aa,5 l19 PSinss q 5iIleE sssO points
Clark 474a points: Mahonsy 447s points; MeL0gghIn.
point points pfns Bs e4s snPof points points, FRANK
Bredeus second 54Bo points oy MeoGgs third
Points ooonnd5 th sa aGh' points, BIeF eSs
Putting pound shot-won by Bredsmus. with put Of
Ss It In; Mahoney' second Sth put OF - It; o.
oh With 'PTa pu of ~h IS IT. put n 4 ScIugi nth with
put Of 30 feet FFanl sixth with put Of 81 # = In;
8rederus- 1.25l; Ma6onsy. 1,2Ss; McIoughln. IOss;
Running high iump-wOn by Jerry Mahonsy. 5 II II
n R 7s Brsemns m nus ssa Mfus I ~ IN
waiE-Won BY Clark, 557: Brslenus sec See
0connor. fifth 22s6; Mclaughlin. SIXTH 1885, snleE.
one-rnIe ruzwOn BY pan Frank 6s4 points; ocon-
second T 1s PSat @ no3fs t s Gs 3 PoR
pontsBredeu'us 5,soe; Aahoney. 5321: Clark.
ssss ss9s 4aHqss!a RsT saa2 1885, 0c0nn0F' Al'' F'anA
OssnbeEgeT AfnleG a S'uS 9n 9
Goggfn Athletic Club g ya-ds) third Time.
F4fteen-hundred- metre run Chandieap,-Won by P.
caa Aistc &C CLUB HafCf G5 ysTds sS third Time 4o
!noyios nnal hsafg-on 2-. By
Athletic Club second J. schueF unattached third
Rtsss1a efaS dy 9a-s s
HATS LoushIin LyceuIn (22 yardsy second; Harry i
man IrisheAn1ertcan Athletic Club (scFatch) third
Zig handieaD,-wOP sy T5iG ,ss
American Athletic Club "a yaTds2 second; md. 1ossPn
hundred-netra run ChandIcap,-Won by r e
fzopxin Pastine Club "a yards) c. Meyer,
Irs-u1erican Athletic Club "a yards second; w NJ
gent Irsh-Amercan Athletic Club (l2 yards third
Time, 0:212s. -,
Trsh-A Athletic Club first 90 yards). com
posed OF Cloughan. Heating, Bromiloy and SheppaTdi
third team (47 yardg) composed OF Rosenberger NORTH
LES, COMPOSED Of robertson Schaaf. Hansen and
Hastings third Time, 5:32-
(steeplechase handlcsP
Won by F. Devlin Mott Haven Athletic Cub ll0O
syscond wiIliam Reilly Irish-Americsn Athletic Club
ran yardza third 12:02Ns.
FIELD EVENTS
Putting the 1s-pound shot-won by Ralph Rose, oiyn-
Francisco. with OF 49 feet 10 inches;
With nut Of 4s feet 10 inches: Gable, Swedish
lean Athletic third with put Of 3s feet BE- nches
pr,minr high lump 11andcap)-won by z. Erickson.
Mott Haven Athletic Club g inches). with jump OF
feet 11I4 inches; Nelson National Athletic CLUB q
inchss1 second, Jump of feet 517 inches; H f
Porter Athletic Club (scratchl third with
a Jump OF 5 III inches.
svsasb-11,sr Athletic (ts feetl, with throw
of 116 feet inches: Patrick Mcdonald
Athletic Club 5 feet second. with throw OF ia teet
AZ inches E. Hines Pastime Athletic Club GO feets
third with throw OF 106 feet 6+2 inches.
pole vault (handicap)-Won by Claude Allen lr1sn-
American Athletic (scrstch with vault Of u feet;
Rredernus Princeton University C2 inchesl. second.
vault of inches; G. Dukes Irtsh-Anner-
lean Athletic % inches) third with vault OF feet
Tbrowinr the i6-pound 1handirapl-Wou by
Flanagan Irish-Anerlcan Athletic Cub (scratchl.
WITH throw Of no inches: Ralph Rose. Olympic
club San Francisco d5 feetl, second with a thro" OF
I52 inches: B. r Sherman Harvard University
+bfr5 with throw Of