New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
WINGED FOOT In LEAD
,rw YORK A. C. JUNIORS
SHOW QUALITY.
cham pionship Meet at 1F''S''
Island Brings ont Glass in Metro
politan Youngsters


- Yesterday. The nes1 oI r3a who ran
Islalo safeat before the Brooklyn man ~
6oTn 'o 80 are winning by more thsh twenty
vel J1-S 80. r-i+chiey. Of the Acorn A1h-
EE11s .,o,io7 also Of BROOKLYN "no ms
lne -,-o crowley the Marathon runner u tile
.,s-5can Athletic Club. hnlsheo lllil T. a.
Iash7l'-e 80 race in the early part OF the con-
test o0s;, went 10 the New York Ath-
POI. a,,b a points The Irish-American
huc - ,-,, ,ros second with 86 points, and the
s athIetic Club was third. with 10
Fssus -. -r,,,ssn nj persons made the trip 10 the
- and were rewarded by some eooo per
s--,snees although no new reooros e..-.
- A strong wind that blew clrecuH aCIos'
81 So, hammered the athletes and accounted Tor
re -. - ZINES Two schnolhoy champlons-h
s,,e Of Leafs School. who has 3olned tne
- VII athletic Club and Arthur r kiViat' OF
=. curtis Hlsh school. who has become IheIi"eI
= ne Irish-Americsn ciuh-H1ade thelr HLs' az
- g, fast company Lawrence had niue
-. 3, taking the 12-pound shot event with
- n x feet Il inches. which is close 70 ne
-5 Kfvisr held MS reputation as fast haII-
s.- vrhAn he won his race in fast time
-s..., -7,nners answered the call Of ths starter
s. ,hs thrze-rnile run Mike Ryan q the Irish-
.-.s-t,e, Athletic Club. led the runners for few
,.,s when he was relieved of the Pacernaking by
rorlsv who showed in front 81 the mile IN
az AZ with ice Gilbert Of the Mohawk Athletic
rsrb second After going another lap Obe-meyer
,,vss I'd and challenged Crowley for the lead
c-,ulsz finally gave way and Obermeyer took
co-nand At the end of two miles ohermeyer led
Crowley BY ten yards showing no signs 81 the -ast
,srs F-or this point The tape Obermeyer
.sssilv increased his lead. crossing the line safe
ssranoe ahead Of Critchley. who made brave
t,, -u-ila effort - catch him in the last lap
crowley finished third. but only after stin tussle
,4.b Thomas Z Nelson. Of the Northwestern
Athletic Club. in the last half lap Obermeyer's
-ipe vas I5-H %. and might have been q few
seconds better had he been pushed.
rhs one-uile run brought together 2 fast lot of
ss-sncs runners. including Frank Riley. Of the
Trsh-smerican Athletic Club; David Y. Noble,
! oConneu. Of the New York Athletic Club.
sa5 dozen Others. The winner Of the mile run
-rnea out 70 be Riley who was followed by Noble
sss G-Conneu- Riley broke at The start and was
yssslfzed FIVE yarls Al the crack Of the gun F ".
Sinclair Of the ST Msrys 7. A c.. jumped into
ths lead. Riley had difficulty in breaking through
ne field but showed IN front al the end OF the
sssond Lap He then carried the runners along al
fast pace At the bell for the last lap he spurted
hard followed bv Noble and Walter Nobis. of the
Mohawk Athletic Club.
Noble was exhausted fifty yards from home
RHey winning By over ten wards. while ". J
00Ouneil, club mate Of Noble. made strong
.nlsh some five yards behind him. The time was
1R45 good under the conditions
TIE half mile was another good race and
Arthur z. Ktviat. the Curtis High School runner
bad 70 chow his best speed 70 win Kiviat STAYED
4 The ruck until one hundred yards from home.
sasn he let out with 2 burst Of speed, winning
r three yards IN the fast time Of Isl 2-5. E J.
Sweeney. Of the Pastne Athletic Club, and J.
lzscon of the 65th Regiment. OF Buffalo had q
hzrds roysI for second place. the former gaining
f5s honor ny foot Kiyfat showed promise as a
rznnsr for the first tine two months ago, when
he aefestsd c Major. Of BOYS High. for the half
azd nile public school championship.
Il. L Dsuharn. the Princeton sprinter. who has
beer acquired by the New York Athletic Club
showed his mertle as a sprinter. winning two
rhl heats in the 1el-yard dash. and taking the
final heat by half q yard from George ". Foster.
Ct the Irish-Amer1can Athletic Club.
he final heat was hotly contested. bringing to-
Es,hsr ". J. Cooke. Of the Mohawk Athletic Club
Ehc finished third. and II. Herlsnd. OF the Xavier
Athletic Association. as well ss Daubarn and
Forster The tine. 016 Is was good, considering
he srung wind
v. J. Cooke. OF the Mohawk Athletic Club. took
rs honors in the 2z0-y&rd dash, well as third
Tzes n the hundred
The summaries follow:
TRACK EVENTS
Nyard dash final heaJ)-Won By W L Dau-
II G second. " J Cooke. Mohawk A G.
Frank y
Ansr.caa A c: David Z. Noble New York A c.
ssoeae " J oConnel. New York A G. third
s55-ysId rn-won by 4 Kiviat. Irish-Ameri-
SS&1A {; E J Sweeney PssIiue a 9, second.
x --ssasoOll s5th Regiment Buffalo. third Time.
is-gs.a T,ssl- higR hurdles Ch2sl he49won by E.
Tsrt tiiscIsro. q Aew Aork 4 c. A r Dupont New
fNa a G. second; J. J. Lowell Irish American A
{; t.ird Time. 0.I7 Is
r o7ss=r2Iie xalk-Won by Benn Mann. Pastime a.
= Z = Mitchell lrish-American A c, second;
- -sss AshEold, hish-American A C. third. Time.
~ -se,ys-d @ run (haal hesD-won by R T Edwards.
- York 4 c; W A Wagner New York A G,
- A Pepis, Clark House, third Time so As.
5al z: G crifehoy = Acorn Or Second
vs,S SSt22Siey, hisf-Arnericsn A. c. third. Time.
r-4se-ysrd dash (fnsl heat)-won by ". ]. Cooke,
Ssoo-s = Z. W E Robson. New York A G.
-t-e as. W Foster Eish-American A C. third
1ssesyss ysrs s,s low hurdles canal heat-won by o
fss = -5,. g second: R E Goggins Past;nns A c.
FIELD EVENTS.
e-s ssult-Won py T S Babcock. New York A.
s- To-S EaTlt Of 70 feet inches. NJ Peabody.
s9k = G; second. with q vault OF 10 feet 6
sf az ii p 81, Dukes New York A c. third. with
Tork k'lelgcsP2gPd e g4P shot-wen by Laurence
Eliot ITsA%sTcsDp % pst q . Sted fest Il f infhes 1f n
t:s Sa,s IL inches: ". F Ross New York 4. C.
Nor rs5g.h high 1ump-Won by Edward Erickson.
sissa5 y " 9. with jump Of feet II inches;
a. 70 inches: H n ROSENBERG rish-ATneri1
TarosSfn,, n, ara ~ with jump Of feet inches.
Ross S.1- 1.leen-p pcand hammer-Won by ".
inch- Asrk A c. with a throw Of 1O7 feet
srosF y q F9liock 31s x New York A second.
icses a G third with a throw Of io3 feet III
rsss:'Salr broad tump-wen bv o,corno-
ssss,5A a s. s; with jump of p feet s inches: G
fest t5is sreht toTk A G, second. with jump Of
Imp of % feet inches n - ''''N'
sssk A n ss.e eeiscus-Won .by J. H. Duncan. Mo-
ersw shsrSsN VIII throw Of fIs feet I inches: An
th-aF AZ ~ lTlsa-A American A. c. second. with
= ttird- vs,s inches: N D. Curtin, Pastirne
Throsrns- ~, w. q throw OF ies feet inches
9 corsT x,i ne ffty-six-pound weight-Won bv H
sinches 20 - -rork A C. with a throw Of 81 feet
With sA-o-- lite. Irish American A @ second
Aaz-,s5'gs" - g feet 5IS inches; = walsh irish,
Erraiav - - .nird. with a throw of "A feet
es.r 81 49, ano tuErp-Won By Charles Do
q glesr- No. : e. with junnp OF "A feet:
= let inclees ~ \ G second with jump OF
Jump Of 2 feet \ inch.