New-York tribune., 1910-07-25

M'cURNlN SHOWS FINE FORM
New Jersey Athlete Runs Fast
3-Mile Race at Celtic Park.

william McCurrln, nSEstc-ol7 Ni'
known runner, of the St MaTys total Az
stinence Society of Bayonne. caused
surprise when he won the three-rnilA han
dioap run from the 15o-yaFd marx IN uh-
usuallv fast time az the twerty-ffth an
nual games Of the United Brewers Asso-
citation, Local Union No. 50. at Celtic
Park Yesterday The New Jersey athlete
was ia the running throughout the race,
taking the lead one mile from home and
finishing the last quarter mile Of the con-
test with the speed ef sprtnter
This burst of speed opened up gap OF
enc hundred yards between him and
Frank Masterson. Of the Mohawk Ath-
letfe Club who was second. J. MeNa-
mara, an unattached athlete. was third,
fifty yards behind Mastsrson- The wiz
ner's time was Is minutes Is seconds
which was fast going for a novice Fhe
grit displayed by Louis Scott. the junior
three-rniIe champion OF the South Pater-
son Athletic Club won ths applause ef
the eight thousand persons who attended
He collapsed after making great fight
to finish
The Mohawk AthIetic Club athStes capt
ured the second point trophy in two days,
with a total OF 13 points The prize, how
ever, has been withheld pending the in
Vestigation Of the standing novics e+ r
Elsie, Of the Mohawk tribe. who won the
440-yard novice run The Pastinne Athletic
Club # the protest is thrown cut, will win
the cup with points Ths st Nary's and
knights Of 81 Antony were each tied for
! third with points
NJ T. Mclaughlin, Of the Knights Of 81
antony, won q clever and close victory IL
the 1,0O0-yard run handicap from The rwen-
ty-four-yard marx. He Wrested the lead
from H. Caring ard J Meeks, who fought
il out from the start. only to be passed
twenty-five yards from the Anish. The
othar two finished in the order naraeo, z
few yards apart
The tug OF war between the Brewers and
the PAPER Handlers Union resulted IN an
easy victory for the husky malt workers.
who won n two straight pulls
Melvin ". Sheppard. who was anxious to
attempt TO erase Tom Surza's figures Tor
600 yards, was forced to lie around the track
idle as the promoters would net add such
an event TO the programme
The summaries follow:
1oo-yard dash Qhandicap)-woa by 2 G!uteh-
EastiHe ! c. lszs yards: o. EveEaaEdt. 3 IEiSh-
An?arican A. c. (S34 YARDS. second; J. Wald-
nan, Pastirae \ c. & YARDS. third Tine,
i,0oo-yaEa rua caaedscan9-Won p NJ S
Caring unattached go yardsl second J AesEs.
Gcorr. \ J. go yards}. third. Time ga
440-yard run tnovice; anaI heatl-Won BY
Eisele NohawE = c, P Hally. National !. c,
Second. l Cohan. Acorn 4 !. th!E9- Tine,
0.56-
sse-yard relay race thand!esp]-Won BY
Kufghts Of St Anthony (scratch) "a shea. Nc
Gowan. stapleton and FtEegaE): DoEnirtca9
Lyceu-a fscratch) (Bonser ScEleick, Gilmore anc
/ CahiID. second: McCaddin Lyeeurn q yards)
(Jones wallace. Feranzo and Byrnes), third
a26-vaY5 rUn Q.andicapl-xon by ! Smith
Mohawk !. G "a yards); O. Larsaa, irish
American \ G C1 yards second: 2 Potts.
Three-rniIe run daardicap)-Won. BY ". Nc
Curnin ST. 8lary'S T A C. QJo YARDS: =
Mcnamara. unattached Co0 yards. third I--as,
IL or 1-5-
C. 9; Knights Of St. Anthony and s. Mary 5
7 a G. each: National 4 c. /