The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-01

Not only did he win the event, but he
clipped 2-5 seconds off the former marx.
Brown snapped the worsted In % go
clair High School. won both the half
mile and mile runs. Harris is without a
peer among the schoolboys In this vicinity
in winning two gold medals for himself
and ten points for his school in the two
events. Andy MACEDONIAN, the East Orange
i fiamm6er It b1sh s spdriangb v a b saf lnr ont n se lde
Ter. the local athlete, for first honors.
In the low hurdles event the Newark boy
got hunk by leading MACEDONIAN to the
finishing line by a big margin.
just Another.
1t was easy money for the local boys
three places were won by the athletes of
the Newark High School. e. Heinrichs,
the winner of the event, showed his class
in the event by estahlishing q new record
Chick Curtis, who has been doing good
work in the pole-vaulting events, was
again the star at that style yesterday,
for he cleared the bar at a height Of 10
feet 8 inches, which broke his former
record of last year by three inches. A.
Glaeys, of East Orange. was second and
Welles, of the same school, third. Count"
Torres added five points to his schools
credit by winning the broad jump with
a leap of 20 feet ~ inches, which was a
dew do' i r. zie eferer of sna the an stevens e'ss se iUS,q
broke the 1o0-yard Gunior) record by ne
gotiating the distance in 10 20 seconds.
beating the former record held by
by three-fifths of a second.
Following is the summary:
100-yard Dash (senior)EWon by Edwin
Neu, Newark; second, j. Mason, Newark;
third, Claeys. East Orange; fourth, N.
Ward, Montelair. The time. 10 1-5 seconds,
equaled the record for the distance made by
Noyes, of Montclair.
1Oo-yard Dash ,tjunior)aawon by y. zelger.
third. p. Brown, Montclair; fourth, u.
Former record, IL seconds, held by Lelko-
WITT. of Newark High.
ark; second, c. Claeys, East Orange; third,
T.. Neu, Newark; fourth, A. MACEDONIAN,
East Orange. Time, % 3-5 seconds. Former
record, q econds.
sSO-yard Run-Won by A. Harris, Mont
clair; second, e. Fraser. East Orange third,
+. Burgdorff. East Orange; fourth, A.. Per-
ley, Montclair. Time, 2 minutes 3 seconds.
clair; second, Il. Fraser. East Orange;
third. f, Burgdorff, East Orange; fourth.
W, Perdney, Montclair. Time 4 minutes
SO 1-5 seconds.
ak; second, A. MACEDONIAN, East Orange;
third, C. Drew, Newark. Time, 5S1-5
seconds.
22O-yard Hurdles-won by F. Seidler,
INtWdlh Sttuhu, -. oicN, ANtWdth tuhe
d. futile, Newark; fourth, G. Brann, New
ark. Time, 70 80 seconds
120-yard Hurdles-Won by A. MACEDONIAN,
East Orange; second, F. Seidler, Newark,
third, G. Braun, Newark. Time, 1e 3-5
seconds.
High Jump-Won by E.. Heinrichs, New
ark; second. K. Curtis, Newark; third, j.
Cavanaugh, Newark; fourth, /. Cavins,
Montclair. Height, 5 feet S% inches. Former
record, 5 feet I inches.
Broad Jump-Won by A. Torres. East
Orange; second, N. Ward; third, Curtis,
Newark; fourth, 'R. Dunn, Stevens. Dis
tance, 20 feet 2k inches.
Pole Vault-Won by Curtis, Newark;
second. Claeys, East Orange; third. Welles,
East Orarge; fourth. l.. Brainerd, Mont
clair. Height, 10 feet 6 inches. Former rec
ord, 10 feet 8 inches.
Discus Throw-Won by T. Creole, East
Orange; second, NJ. Quigley, Montclairi
third, Z. Booth, Newark: fourth, P. Butler,
Montclair. Distance, 10Y feet 3 inches,
Former record. 1903 feet 4 inches.
Shot-put-Won by T. Creede, East Or
ange; second, ]. Meagher, Montclalr; third,
c. Blauvelt, Newark, Distance, "A feet
inches. Former record. AZ feet 10 inches.
Hammer Throw-Won by F. Seldler, New
ark; second. p. Butler, Montclair: third
Kendall, Montelair; fourth, g.. Wright
Montclnir. Distance. 1877 feet l inch. Former
record, 1875 feet A inches.