New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-19
|1INT RUNS FINE RACE.
,.,.,,s Pick Of the MI!ers Ir
s''r Games at Celtic Park.
,ueppARD A CLOSE SECOND
Adams Sets New Worlds
~" mark in Nine Standing
Jumps Event.

y rim al the games o. tiio NHoSV "0'
esca .r which were held at Celtic Park
ss''s . ne defeated the pick OF the To-
rffN~. including Billy PAUL. the for
d s.. -srsrs,tv Of Pennsylvania athlete;
- y, sheppard and Frank n. Riley.
,-,sA club captain
- - won BY yard. standing off the
w. r7,sh OF sheppard in the dash 10
s' .,o, The time was minutes g seconds
49, exhibited one of his famous fin
.-,,ne Nd in the stretch 10 finish Sec
so vas unable 10 pass the gritty
sd frank Riley was third. ten yards
SN1s HE running being a revelation. The
s.A az by the Mayo Association was
p~' .ix event affair. but in ii the Ave
srectators found only champions
s,.,iusuished runners as competitors.
e., Adams. the brilliant all around
r., q, the New York Athletic Club.
S'..' demonstrated his versatility by estab-
new worlds record for the nine
sing humps lie cleared distance of
!. g., 7 inches. which remarkable per-
80 overshadowed that Of Malcolm
go IN. famous oldtime athlete, made or
wv" Ns,,-sn Field in 1885. by feet 4 inches.
act the three competitors to participate
=. event had no trouble in improving
-. ala figures. Dan Healy, the indoor
's,,sI Junior end senior champion. who
- second. was only one and half
re, behind Platt
y,,,in ! Sheridan had on easy task IN
..,,,g the discus event. II was a scratch
's,,r sheridan defeating the poor field of
.~,s,,;ors with a throw Of 155 feet 3
49,. His brother Andrew. who IS rapidly
,-,,ortpg was second. with 1913 feet S
n.hss
crvpne Henry. the Texas Splinter, again
-, a creditable victory IN the 120-yard
r-,, event. defeating a dozen Of the stars
= the metropolitan district. He captured
$, heat easily in 70 seconds, and repeated
!, N, final winning by yard from Jimmy
A.Dbs-ger and Robert Cloughen, who
q. second and third respectively. only
srhss separating them.
The summaries follow:
,oAr,ys lash final heat,-Won By Gvyn
r,,-y una;tscaed. J. VI. Rosenberger. Irish
ll.-,t,s1 A c. second: Robert Cloughen, Irish
,-s--sn A c.. third. Time. O:l2.
gf-ysIa ruI--N OF py T. SC!ddl. Al Isll-4AIi.I.
-. g J. =. Buckley Loughlin Lvceurn'
sTsS :. ]. Riley, lrish-American \. C., third
i 7'. NIX fun-won by Abel Kiylat Irish
. .1rsn e. G.. second: F. y Riley, Irish
1ngsn A. G., third. J. Monument. IrIsh-
ArEsn 4. G.. fourth; W. c. PAUL. una'-
s-.;rile ri.n-won ~ Louis Scott. South
1rrcu A. c.: y. J. Kramer Long Island ~
ie,'nd. Tom J. Collins, 1ri.h-American A.
=
ErFing Ire discus-Won by Martin J.
iEs.an Jrish-American 4 C.. With l@5 fgt .
1]s; Andrew Sheridan. Irish-Americsn 4. g
tIAnsrican A. c. third. with Ice feet =
In. Standing tumps-won by Plat Adams.
y,sh. Ps.tirne A. T.. second. with 10 feet 5ls
mist;.
he Mott Haven Athletic Club defeated
u Morris Athletic Association IN closely
erht dual athletic meet on the formers
raj yesterday by q score Of ~ TO c2. Com !
-ption was keen throughout. and the con-
~ We're enlvened by the performances |
lssveraI prominent champions.
ne "Mo.ts" captured five first places in
e eight events on the programme. Egon !
Eckson. the high jumper, winning first
nd second place. Kenneth Hearn. who
proclaimed as q coming champion walker. +,
ave a splendid exhibition OF the toe and
EEL contest I'm the one-mile walk. Hearn I
eiSiy outclasSed the field. winning as he
Seased IN the fast time OF minutes 3-5
seconds
Tie finish ~ the two-mile run was Of e !
HSatonsl character. The first three men
irtss the line were abreast for the greater |
= Of the race. Willie Burke. the Mott /
Srsn idol. proving the best Splinter by |
Th1ing out in the stretch.
he summaries follow:
.s1p-yard dash-won BY L. stein. Mott
siTen; J. sahara, Mott Haven. second; a. /
L.Ssl, Morris third. Time. 0:o6 -.
@s-nie walk Won BY K. Hearn, Norris |
w., se ,sI Not H9v ol second j. Kaiser
10 y sdo rurmW me 'Y Sy c G. Wilcox. Mott
Ssysa. ;. Agsen. Mouis. second. 4. Emdcn. !
sGeyari run-wo1 ~ D. Glennon. Mott Ha-
- ! Cohen. NoT.is second A. Emden' Nor
Monte rda-WoH ~ william Burke, Mott
ssen' S. Rosenhsum Morris. second, j. !
's.9ro- Morris. third. Time 30 ..,
rpps-nile reay-Won by Mott Haven. with /
" Dtera, Wilcox and Glennon. Morris Sec
Hvih Feigls Cohen, Aggen and Roseu-
krinF ie-rouns sho, Won ny shsndler !
pHsver. with az feet : inches; Z. Erick- |
~ Mott Maven. second. with 20 feet 80 |
sa, a Gr,Ter. Mott Haven, third. with 20
.sss1l6s For. step and iump-won by Ezon
sk1son. Mott Haven. with ~ feet 2 inches; |
! levy Morris second with Al feet II = |
=. 5ss Charles Martins. Mott Haven, third. |
.s1nrlnr hish jar-p Cexhibition)-won BY u
sNsnphot New York A. c.. with g feet; w /
,ai1s, View York a. g.. second; z. Jennings /
,srnning hop step and Jump (exhibition).-
=, - y Dan Ahearne. 1rish-American 4, G.. /
A G. second. Win il - feet etst s inches
9ln Duncan. ~ the Mohawk a. e.. scaled |
.Ftiscus yesterday a distance Of i43 feet
kh annual games Of s.. Patrick's Catho-
: fab. az the Fair Grounds Of Dongan /
Staten Island. Duncan's throw IS !
'sss 81 inches better than the record set
y Martin Sheridan. Of the Irish-An1crican |
y last Saturday I'm Paterson. but his
,7"fo will not - allowed by the A. \. I. /
1ose Duncans throw was made in an /
,'aloiiioR In the all-around competition, !
Vh'eh four athletes competed. Duncan
..Dpeo Of with the premier laurels. He
a Inc discus throw and took second |
o's IN the shot put. 4. ". Rich, Of tho !
'T'-Arerican 4 C.. was second.
~ new club records We're made yester-
s'ternoon IN the games Of the Sheri- |
"a A. c. at the T. 4. s. !. field. The !
v .'e event. the 40 yard run. was won by
fnkelstein IN the good time ~ "A Is
!. S. selsson won the eight pound !
- pdt with distance Of AZ feet 10 inches.
new club record. N. Finkelstein /
o 70 be the highest point getter, with |
ai OF y points J.. Greenstein was
n.o' with points. and II Poplofsky !
'''o, with points.
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