Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-23
CRICKET, GOLF,
TENNIS AND ALL
FIELD SPORTS.
FIVE CHAMPIONS GO DOWN TO
DEFEAT AT vENDOME GAMES
Ed6ren Beat Sheridan Flanagan Finds Handicap
Too Much; Flor Third in burd es;; Sheppard
3 sssaand .GiSSing Fourth and Fifth.

ished next to Sheppard, who made a
mighty effort, but only finished fourth.
r. T. Edwards, of the New York A. c.,
who had eight yards, copied the event
in 81 seconds flat,
Charles Bacon, jr., was the winner
of the 22O-yard hurdles. w. c. Robbins,
with five yards, was second, and J. j..
Ellor, of the Irish-American A. c., The
scratch man. was third. 1t was an ex-
citing finish and Ellor was in the runs
ming until in attempting to top the last
hurdle he tripped and lost his stride.
Kiviat and Sheppard, who were to
have started from scratch In. the half
mile, did not face the starter in this
event. and Gissing was the only scratch
mar to start. Gissing found the handi-
can too heavy, however, and did not
earn a prize. H. Scaaff, with eighteen
yards, breasted the tape a winner, with
A. L. Miller second and Hal Baiins
third. The time was three-fifths of a
second less than two minutes.
The pole vault, a handicap event,
went to VA. Macleod, of the Irish
American A. c., who had six inches,
and made a jump of 10 feet. Walter
Thomassen cleared the cross-bar at 5
feet II inches in the running high jump
event. He had a handicap of three
inches.
The summary:
Toward dash novice)-won by S. Mills.
First Regiment A. A; second, Z. w King,
New York A. c.; third, Bert Holden, Haw-
thorne A. A. Time, 10 dos.
10O-yard handicap-Won by II. II. Jaeo9s'
G. Be Laiselle, New York A. c., 6 yards;
third, J. ]. Ellor. Irish-American A. c., 3f
yards. Time. 0 3-5s. =.
Running high jump handicap)-Won by
Walter Thomassen. New York A. G., 5
inches. with an actual jump of 8 #. II In.
second, Charles Martens. Mott Haven A,
In; third. John II. Hayes. Irish-American
Is in.
Sheridan, Irish-American A. c.; third,
Ba silius S%arganis, unattached. Distance
1873 IT. II In,
twards. New York A. c.. 5 yards; second,
j. Bell. Mohawk A. c., 10 yards; third, e.
F. Weller, Mohawk A. c.. 16 yards. Time,
One-mile invitation race (scratch)-Won
by Abel r. Kiviat. irish American A., G.;
second. L. w. Monument. American
A. CT third. r.. j. Egnn. unattached. Time
Pole vault handicap)-Won by w, A.
Mcleod. Irish American A.. c.. 6 inches
second, Harry Ruggles, IriSh-American A
c., - inches; third, K. S. Caldwell. irish
American A. c.. . inches. Height. 10 It.
Two-mile novice-won by George Hooley'
Kingwood A: G.; second, Thomas stead
Hawthorne A. c.; third. Martin Garren,
Mott Haven A. C. Time. ION. 50 Ass.
22O-yard hurdle Mandicap)-Won by
lCharies Bacon. jr. New York A.. c., ]
ward: second. w. c. Robbins. Irish-Amen.
can a. G., 5 yards; third, J. !. Ellor, Irish
sso-yard run handicap)-Won by H
sehaaf, Irish-A merican A c. Is yards
Second, A. J.. Miller, New York A., g, .
yards: third. Hal Barring, unattached, 4
yards. Time I'm. 70 2-5s. :.
Throwing the 16-pound hammer handi
cap)-Won by Simon p. ellis. New Yorl
A. c.. y feet; second. John Flanagan
Irish-Ameriran A. c.. scratch; third, Coz
f. Walsh. New York A. c., s 1T. Distance
l17o Il. 4 in.
Tcn-mile run handicap)-Won. by Fret
J. Seyfarth. st. COLUMBIA A. c.. 4 minutes
second. Claude Ressoneco. Ir'sh-Am ericn,
la. C, 5 minutes; third II. II. Hellawell
Paterson A. c., s. minutes. Time, In. IS,
rAE IVA