New-York tribune., 1910-11-01

ran we'll judged race in capturing first
honors in the half mile run. Although
the time, 2:.i2 s.. was about ten seconds
slower than that OF LUnghi who estab
lisfed a record al Montreal last year, the
struggle was spirited. The runners started
well punched ami for four laps the lead
shifted between Riley, Of the lTish-Ameri-
can Club. and Giliindre. of the dominican
LyCeum on the last lap, however. Wal
ther made good use OF his hUsbanded
strength. Closely followed by Sinclair OF
ST. Mary's A. g, and Dolan, OF the Pas
time A. -, the three displaced the leaders
an0 finished in the order named. with
Wllther three Yards in front.
Bobby C1oughen. of the Irish-American
Athletic Club. led two Of his team mates 10
victory IN the 75-yard dash. in which he
made the fast time Of ID seconds, only
l-5 Of a second behind the American rec
ord. A yard and a half behind him at the
tape was J. j. Eller, OF the same club.
The field got off to a splendid start and
sped down the straightaway in a line which
was broken only in the last twenty-five
Yards, when Cloughen forged to the front.
In a furious finish Jack Monument, OF
the Irish-Americans, captured the two
mile houors. His team mate. Tom Col
Inns, was second, while J. {. Malone, the
Mohawk Athletic Club runner, traiIed a
hundred yards behind as third. The time
was minutes 50 la seconds. This was
about three seconds slower than the time
". p. DriscolI made last year and ten
slower than the record of p. J. Taylor, of
Cornell.
The spectacular feature of the finish was
due TO an accident. Monument and Collins
lost the count Of laps and sprinted for
finish a lap ahead OF the bell. Seeing the
mistake, the officials called for them to 80
on. II was q terrific. nerve-wracking pace
that the two set they sped around once
more. Monument strained. with his head
up and the veins swelling at neck and tenn
pies. as the crowd stood and cheered- Ma
lone was left almost IL he had been hob
bled. He could not begin TO make the pace,
while the two New York Athletic Club dis
tance men. =. J. Fitzgerald and d. V. No
ole were Tapped II was a wonderful burst
of speed at the end of long journey,
Monument getting to the thin red line first
The summary follows:
TRACK EVENTS
300-y yard run-Won by l.. u. Dorland. Pastime
4. g, J. NJ Rosenberger, Irisll-American A 9,
second; ". Schsaf Ilish-American A. c. third.
sso-yaTd run ltunior,-won by G waither,,
New York a g; F. Sinclair. ST. Mary.s A C
second; J. Dolan. Fsstime A. g, third. Time
one mile walk CunIor,-lyon by 4. P. Hunt.
Pastimo a 6: 7 Carroll unattached, second;
q REM Mohawk A. c. third. Time, 7.04as
American 4 c; John J. Eiier. Irish American
A c second; J. J. Archer, Irish-American 4.
@1n-vard ,TIr-won by Harry Gissing, New
York 4 c: A r. KivIat Irish h-Amercan a. &.
second; r J. Egan Irish-American A c. third
440-Tars hurdles Cjuniorl-wcn by r. F. Cog
gins Pastime A. c: J. X. Lewis, Harvard Uni
versity second; J. r. Bell. Mohawk A C..
ihio EeIeniy t'",s yarS an hn1dlcs-won by J. l. Hart
ranft. New York 4. c: G; A Chisholm Yale
Emerican a 9 thira. Time. O:09 2-5.
Two-Inle rur-Won by John W Monument.
American A. C.. second: J. c. Malone. Mohawk
A . third. Time, 936 10
FIELD EVENTS
Standing high jump Csenior)-won by 3. ".
Adams New York A, c. with jump Of feet;
~ ss1 feaf II inches: y. ". Harrison. unattached
OF Harrisburg. Penn. third. with jump Of .
ie STANDING broad 3unp-won by Ray c. Bwry,
New York 4. G.. vita jump OF 10 feet l0Es
inches; Platt ADAMS. New York a; &. second
with a Jump Of 10 feet inches: g. ". L0der,
Aranac :. 9. third. with jump OF 10 feet p.
inches
renee, New York 4. g.. with a put Of 30 f.et
l5z inches: J. J. Elliott, Irish-Amsrican 4. 9.
Kew York A G. put Of ~ feet 5k inches. third.
Running hieh jump-WOn by IL. j. Grufnpelt,
New York a .. with a Jump o. ieet : inchess
e Erickson. Mott Haven a. g, jump OF 6 feet
Inch second ". 9. Fielding New York \. g,
lump Of feet third.
IiiroWine 50 pound weight for heiRit-Won by
{. 2. Walsh New York A. .. with throw Of 10
feet . s-I8 inches; Matt j. McGifath. New York
A. - 10 feet. second. no third.
Three standing broad jumps 0unior)-Won by
u. Hoaly. pasiiIne A. g. with jump Of - feet
s ". TuImpold. Hoyohe J. N. {. A. 81 feet
~ inches second: J. l.. Stephenson. Trinity
4. e.. ~ feet g llel4--- mira.
Running als. st.f r. iufnp-Mon Is II. j..
Aneagne lri-II-Air.If 4. -. With a. FEET -
ii.cnes: Plstt Ada@4s New York 4 g. with 40
f.et > inches. .secaud: Thomas Ahearne New
york . a. Nith - -fe@t inches, third
Pole vault for dsisHce-Won ~ platt Adams.
New York a. C.. with 2S feet 2is inches; y
Montreal A. 4. a, with 20 feet ~ "a
nches secund: II. 5 Babccck- NeW York A. c.
.g.tA - feet , inches. tHiTa-