Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
RALPH ROSE
BREAKS RECORD
lRlSH-A AMERICAN CLUB
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Olympic Athletes Finish
Fourth In New Orleans, Big
Meet--Hurdle Race Was
last, A's ""'. fps
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-Stand
ing OF contestants in annual senior
champions Amateur Athletic Union:
Irish- American Athletic Club. New
York, 40 points.
New York Athletic Club, AS.
Chi ago Athletic Association, IS.
Olympic Athletic Club, San Fran
cisco, 3. g,
New American record: Throwing
the javelin, 1853 feet l inch, made
by Bruno Brodd of the Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club. New York.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oet. Ia
Ralph Rose Of the San Francisco
Olympic Athletic Club was a pro-
nounced feature in the championship
series of the American Athletic
Union meet at Tulane University sta.
dium this afternoon. He won the
sixteen-pound, shot event, making 40
feet inch. was third in the javelin
throwing, third in the discus throw
ing and third in the sixteen-pound.
hammer event r. on. ...
In winning the shot event Rose
broke the Southern record of "A feet
SIS inches, made by J. J. Elliott Of
New York yesterday.
An accident that befell Leland
Scott of the Olympic Athletic Club
was great disappointment to the
Pacific coast contingent, for, after
vaulting IL feet inches in the pole
vault event, he was forced to with
draw because of having strained q
muscle around his heart the day be.
fore. II had been expected that he
would easily make IA feet, his rec
ord on the Coast.
In the l00-yard dash Waldo Throop
of the University OF Southern Cali
fornia, at Los Angeles, had been
touted as sure winner, but owing
| to false start he was set back two
yards. with which handicap he came
in fourth.
Through the disqualifying of II.
Hartrauft of the New York Athletic
Club in the l2O-yard high hurdles
and the losing of three points, which
second place would have given him.
that organization lost the national
championship of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union. Il. '!'
The final score for the first three
places was: 1rish-American, New
York, 40 'boihts; New Yetk Athletic
Club, as points; Chicago, Athletic AS
ISOLATION, Is points.
| l00-yard dash-Won by J. NJ. Ro.
| senberger, sh-American A. c., New
York; +. V. Beliot, Irish Ameri IAN
A. c., Chicago, second; w. c. Mar
tin, Seattle, third. Time. O:10 1-5.
| ,220-yard dash, final-Won by
Gwyn Henry (unattached) Eden,
Texas; Robert Cloughen, Irish Amer
lean A. c., New York, second; f. II.
Blair, Chicago A. A., third, Time,
0:22 3-5.
44O-yard run--Won by w. Hayes,
ST. Gregory A. c., Philadelphia; f..
j.. Lindberg, Chicago A. A., second;
r. 7. Edwards, New York A. c.,
third. Time, 0:52.
SSO-yard rua-S Won by p. Gissing,
New York Mfe., by two feet; Mel
win Sheppard Irish american A. c.,
New York, second Time, 2:Ol 4.5.
One mile run-Woa, by.J. WI Mon
ument, Irisht American 4. e. New
York; A. r, Kiavett. Irish-Auialcan
Al c., New YORK; second; Q. E,NHed-
lung, Brookline d. ciMass, third.
Time, 4:3i. This Sbtehks the ,South7
ern record of 4:3S'2-5. 2}t3' }
Five-mile run-Won by w. j.
Kraemar, Independent, New Kork;
f. G. Bellar, New York A. c., sec
ond. Time, 27:O6 go This breaks
the Southern record of 2S:49 15.
l2O-yard high hurdles--Won by J..
Case, Illinois A. c., Chicago; J. J.
Eller Irish-American A. c., New
York, second; j. Donahue. Olympic
A. c., San Francisco, third. Time,
OILS As. Breaks Southern record.
0:1G1-5.
22O-yard low hurdles-Won by J..
J. Eller, Irish American A. c., New
York; ]. Harriet, New York A. c.,
second; f. C. Walter, Chicago A. A.,