The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-19
bROM|LOW STILL IS
IN WINNING FORM

ice Bromilow, the Paterson miller,
vino sports the Winged Fist of the
Irish-American A. c., will have to be
considered as a strong contender for
the hoaors when the senior champion
ships come around The speedy Jersey
lite has been travelling at a burning clip
since the outdoor e2son began. At the
Clan-Na-Gael games, held yesterday
afternoon at Celtic Park, he continued
his winning streak by coping the non
crs in the mile run from the fifteen
yard mark in the good time of APPS SIS.
Harvey Cohn, the Flatbush flyer, was
the only athlete to start from scratch
Handicapped O'Brien apparently hav-
ing an off day when he allotted the
Jerseyite this allowance over the game
Brooklyn miller.
Bromilow seems to be increasing his
speed with every race he runs. and the
crowd of 5000 at the park cheered him
literally, BTomilow and Cohn darted
after the limit men when the starters
pistol was fired, the Winged Fistites
being bent on cutting down the lead OF
their rivals during the early stages OF
the race. H. ". Gareng, wearing the
colors of the National A. C. took the
lead at the end of the quarter mile. Ell
+. Cloughly. the Mercury Footer, with
his fifty yards allowance. soon caught
UP with Gareng. and alternated the
lead for the neg half mile. Meantime
Bromilow and Cohn we're steadily pick
ing up ground and closing the gap sep
arating them from the leaders.
With the aid Of q good squirt. Joe drew
near To Cioushiy on the bell lap. being in
4, -4a-,-4a., -. rE.N.a-..- Es. -. .AA,-
reared the last turn. Coming into the
honlcstretch Brcm;iON passed his man and
won out handily it the drive for the
wcisted. Gareu8 finished in third pl2ts.
Coin found the allowances too meel for
him and was uupiaced.
John Flana gan made q wonderful hcivs
with tae s!Xteen-pcuad hammer, and but
for Il foul would have sall his record Ct
$50 feet. made NJ the New York Pgess Ciuii
games. to swithereens. In The last Of tie
finals, Genial John let the hamner ny high
aad far, sending it out Il distance Of if5
feet. In the record-hreaking attempt, how
ing the mighty heaEe a foul. lie vton the
event, nevertheless, with a throw OF liz
feet 3 inches. r. b. Sherman WAS second
with 14J feet 3 inches. whl.e Martin sherl-
dan COPIED third hgBors with III feet I
inches. The all-aronud champion also won
the discus throw. He sent the saucer out
i32 feet 8 mcaes. The summaries.
10Y ard Dash. Haudicap--M on by Z. G.
AILhiat. NtN 16Ah A. " ~ g4A+Sls l. R4I
st. Mdry's Temperance a. @. IS yards,
second; G. Morrissey, Pastime A, c. u
y ards), third. Time-10 seconds.
One Mile Run. Handicap-Won ~ Joe
Bromllow, Irlsh-Amerlcan a. c. Q5 yardsl;
H. E. Clouehly, New York A. c. t0 yards,
second; Il, ". Gareng. National "A. c. Qo0
yards), third. Tlme-4m. 20 S-5s.
Half Mile Run, Handicap-WOn by r
BUST, Pastime A c. (S yards: A. r.
Niviat, Irish-Americal A. c. (scratclO, sec
ond; H. B. Slater. unattached go yards,
third. Time-1m. IS a-5s-
Three-Mle Fan. Haudicap-Woa by J.
McCurwln, st. Mary's Temperance a. c.
$3.50 yards F. Masterson, Mohawk A. c.
Q75 YARDS, second; l. Scott, Soath Pater-
sou A. c. q9c YARDS, third: ~Tfme-l5n l2s.
4i0-Yard Dash. Closed-Non ny w. Allen I,
E. Murphy, second; D. Buckley, third.
'rime-1m. Is.
l6-Pound Hammer Throw, Scratch-No On
by John Flanagan. Irish-Ameriean A. C.
liz IT. ) IN; r. b.. Sherman. unattached,
145 It. 5 in, second; Martin Sheridan, Irish =
american A. c.. 1s1 II. Z In. third.
Throwing the Discus, Scratch-Non by
Martin Sheridan, 1rish-Americnn A. C., lS9
It. 8 in; J. P. Duncan. Mohawk a. G 100
#. S in, second; John Flanagan, Irish
American A. C.. II6 fl. s in. third.