New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06
NEU YORK DEFEATED.
.4rm0ru Records Fall at 23d
REGIMENT Games.


games at the armory last night. 3nd the
event which seemed to catch the big crowd
! present was an intercity bicycle pursuit
/ race between New York and Brooklyn The
riders who carried the colors for the City of
/ Churches were W. Raleigh and il. r
/ Brown jr., while ". Van den Dries and 9.
+ Nerent did duty for New York. The teams
started on opposite sides of the building,
and as they pedalled around the crowd
cheered Tho distance vas fiys miles.
/ Fa leigh of Brooklyn. was the first TO tire.
and then Brown set sail after the New York
ers. They kept riding together, but about
three-qUarters Of a mile from homo Nerent
tired and Brown gained on Van den Dries.
The Brookl,nites won by forty yards.
The running high jump handicap resulted
not only in a victory for /. Y. Gear. Of
Company f. the scratch man. but he made
3 new armory record as we'll He cleared
the bar at feet inches. and this beat the
! former mark of feet 81, inches. made sev-
eral years ago by A. A. Foreman. Of Com
pany h
In the sixty-five-Yard run. for novices, f.
F. Shipman won the final heat in o:01ss. and
this equalled the rocrd, held by r. ".
BIakey. Of Company A.
Charlie Bacon represented the New York
Athletic Club in open competition for the
first time He appeared in the i20-yard
hurdle invitation race and finished 3 close
second The hurdles were feet high. and
! the event was won by Walter Bursch OF
the New York Athletic Club, in O:15zz. This
was an srmory record for the style hurdles
Carl WaIther OF Company K, made
new armory record in the SSn-yaTd run by
winning in 200, It knocked two and two
ffths seconds of the old mark
The mile run. handicap was pretty con-
test. w Berher. of Company K, was on
scratch. and he was allowing various
marks up 10 eighty yards f Merrill. of
Company II, had this allowance, and ne
blazed the way for a lap or two Then
/ William Hayslip. Of Company Z, who was
! in receipt of forty-five yards. came along.
and, taking the lead, kept IT TO the tape,
winning by ten yards from Berker.
| The summaries follow:
Sixty dve-yard run ,cnovicel-won b. E. F
/ shipran. Company 6: A. F. Reeve. Company
Time. o;o7 SO.
COMPANY p 2srds5 y seFls r. SoPsSy
yards. third Time. al ''''''
loSard ror oandieag,-TGn by SedIs..
/ Company . % YARDS. third. Time 90 80
/ Inte.citv bicycle pursuit race-Won by Brook
New E Yo4 cs t eec6nd a Nth vance Ra2 Dies
a:,d c, Her.nt. Time. 1881 %.
ssoya!d run (Povte Go 6y Mitchell eel
9nd: 4 p. NewkirS, Company D. third Time.
/ Company 9; ". 8 shtpnlan. company c. sec
ond; W J. Hennessy. Company {, third Time.
! Running high j2up c,andioapl-woa BY L. x.
/ Gear Company z scratch with Jump of .
feet inches: c. j. Bacon: COMPANY II {!
! inches. second, with actual jump OF feet 8
inches; c. Mitchell. Company 9 Is inolies). third.
with actual jump OF j feet inches. Gears
| jump IS new aTmory record
120-yard hurdle dnvitationl: hurdles feet
! high-won by walter Bursch, New York A. c;
| g J. Bacon. New York A. G. second: s Q.
Northridge. irish American A c. third. Time.
15:e5 an arrnory record
ssO-yard (handtcap)--won by Carl
Nsither. Cocnpany X tscTatch): n. BerkeT.
Company X q yards), second: H. Haywood.
tr-. Company c Cscratcr), third Time, 200
"a new armory record).
Two-rnile bicycle race Chandicap)-won by
Vsnden Dries. 22d Regiment Scratch. second:
Time. Sc A..
1oO-yard thres-lessed race Chandicap)-
Won by II C. dc Iotselie and E }; Quinn;
;, Rs6m and ~, !: E: s,oarss.n: Company
Putting Is-pound shot Chandicap)-won by
Robert Mckenzie. Company X q feet. with
an actual put OF 60 feet inches; II. S Ris-
!
actual put OF 90 feet aI2 inches: F Kelly
Company z - feet). third, with an actual put
of 81 feet 1oiz inches.
Wall scaIing-Won by II. c. de Ioiselle and
s. g Northrfdge, Company L; {. A. Pierce
and A. Scmken. Company x. second: y. 6.
Miller and G J.. Cook, Company Il. third.
Time. 0:J1.
2@0-yard hurdles (handicapD-Won by wal
I ter Bursch. Company X - yards: V. {. Rob
bins Company - - ysrdsl, second: q. J.
Bacon, Company II (scratch). third. Time,
or %
150-yard sack (handcapD-Won BY II.
c. Johnson. Company 80 yards1 T. Nc
Neekiu, Company II fscratchD, second; II c.
de Loiselle. Company z % snrds), third.
Time. OBI IL.
22G-yard handica p)--Won by { l.
Glade. Company b ia yards. J. " Rich
mond, Company X - yardsl. second. y. e
&c LOiselle, Company E 90 yardsb, third.
Time. ORA.
44O-yard Granddaughter hy W C.
Robbins Company c tscrstchD: {. WaIther
Company J. % yards)- second; q. 9. Steinert
COMPANY c "a TardsD. third. Time. O. IL,