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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
CHERRY STREET PARK.

Fify-yara dash o. :. kt-Won pg g
An p : 10 Manhattan. J.. II. Golden "A .
O. Manhattan, second. q. fIhe' /. - w. -
S-,,sn third Tlme-O.O61s
.r,~,'lsU race tP :. \. L)-Won by j.. II
Golden p 5 g. Manhattan: J. Flne. J; .
30 N.4nhattan, second; J. .Asch T. >. 10 MAI
bst,an third Time-O.34H.
Running high jump P. :. A. IL won oS Va =
chen = 5 "a Manhattan. feet lncnes, "
Mansfeld T. s 90. Manhattan. ieet lhca .s;
second. l. Tucker +. = ia. Manhattan ''e'
siytvS ward dash Cparochial schoolsl-Won by
1 Sullivan. st Teresa. J. l. Mann Immacu!ate
C,onception second II J. Scnwart%' IhihScu'@'c
90. ..tfion third Tme-0 .O7's
9oOIvaId dash catholic A L)-Won by r -.
HiU McCadden Lyceum. J. G. clark faulsi d.
& second r. McKeOn, Immaculate |ohceP'''H'
third Time-O2S% M.
Tbree- lap race 0ntersetuemcnt -" On
nv SchHartz Union Settlement a. c. , Is.
p.vcbo5a Alliance Friendship A. G. second
\ Kennedy Union Settlement A G., lhlio.
Time O.4i =. ,.....,o...,.. 7,
~ r,, Il scbwartz Union settlement \. c, u
feet, n Scheiukopf. Educational AHIdhce -
feef g inches. second. Z. Kennedy. Union Srt'le
,5ent a e. II feet inches. third ~,
Twelve pound shot put q. NJ g. A. %.
81, Krenner Hudson city NJ G. A, 40 feet
- ,Dc,es. " Bower Bedford Y. NJ. C. A. 40
Gert : inches second j. AndeTspn' twenty
10 strsst Y NJ 70. 4. 40 feet third.
uTpnine broad jump 81. 81 G. Avon ~
4 snSersen rwenty-third street Y. NJ. q. a,
- d. : inches. " Bauer. Bedford Branch y.
~ - A. 1s feet . inches, second. r. Wooiey'
Cc.,fral y NJ q. a, II feet indes. third.
Daa-Yard cash "a. a. uJ--Mon ~ ,. heii-
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'MACOMB'S DAM PARK.

22O-zard dash paro,hial boys)-Won by e.
Dugan. Cathedral school; y. sullivan, 81 W
snstinc, second G. Barnes 81 Augustine thiFd
ii0-yard novice Catholic a. L)-.-won ~ H.
second. W Burke, St. Peters. laird. lime,
4lo-yard novice. In!ersettlssnlsat League
Union Settlement, second j Rathicim Clark
House third. Time. 05G IS.
Hop step and jump ~. VI. c. Avon by
Q Woodman, East side 30 feet inches; c.
Macmillan Central Branch, Brooklyn. 30 feet .
inches second NJ. Iembock Harlem. 30 feet 4
inches third
22o-yard lash q. \. Ul-Won BY A. smith
Mohawk 4 c.: J.. Cohen. Morris a. a, second
J. wilson. st Ch-isiopaer, tAird Time. or )
Foley Xavier y. a.; I. Johansen. Bronx Church
House second. G. HANSEN, St Paul's Brother
hood, third. Time. O:2i 2-5.
i40-yari run (rostorice employees Won By g.
Bishop. Geyer, second; !. O'Gsra, third
0ne-niIe walk Chigh schooi)-Won b., B. Joost
Morris II s.. j. Whtrman. Morris " s. sec
ond. /. Megettuck Morris Il. s. third. Time
ioc-yari dash playgrounds,-won by II Eos
ter Macoub's Dam part J CROWLEY Macomb's
Dam Park. second. Elmterger. M-cons's
Dam Park third Time. Ola
One-ldp race 'p.aygrounds)-- by r Paul
Macombs Dam Park " Levy, Macomb's lam
Park. second; r Mullen. Maeomh.s Dam PARK.
T".r.ne s-rund shot ,nlayrroundr.-won by
J. Crowley, Macombs Dam Park. As feet inch.
seeo'c D. Foster. Maconhs Dam Park. - feet
inches. third
one Zap y. N. G Avon by NJ. Mlesnas.
Union Blanch, 6. Lenton. Harlem. second; G.
Brown. Washington Heights. third. Time. lc2
Three-mie run a. a. CD-Won by Harry
Smith. Pastme 4. C., j. Gilbert Mohawk a..
G. second c Green Mohawk A. C.. third
Time 1900
Running broad jump "a. a. UJ-w1a by Tom
AheaIn. New York A c. p feet inches 5.
Bishop. Mohawk \. c. Il feet 1Oiz inches,
second, X Heppett. Bast Side House. 10 feet
1oo-yard novice q. A UJ-won by J.
O'Shauehncssy. Eymard Lyceum, J. Wilson ST.
Chrstop.er. second r Geyer Mohawk \. @.
ioo-yard dash ~. $. \ LD-won by NJ.
Frank. J.. $. 10. J. J. Jones, 2. 5. a. second;
D. White T. S II, third. Time. oil 2-5.
29o-yaTd dash CP. 5. a. Ll--Won by NJ.
Frank !. s To- ". Horn. = 5 3. second. J.
l. RENDER r. s To- third. Time. O.25 As.
Putting l2-pound shot G 5. 4. L)-Won by j..
Flank T. : 10 30 feet 81 inches T. Humberg.
T. 5 81 "a feet A.; inches second J. schwartz.
= s. AZ % feet 3& inches third
Fifty-yard dash tparochla bOys)-Won by Z.
Dugan Cathedral school. y Sullivan, St Au-
gustine. second. j Thomas. ST Agnes. third
Time
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GREAT CROWDS RALLYTO
SAFE AND SANE GAMES

nard. Xavier A. A. II. Poplofsky. sheridah n
c. second: j. Schwartz. Union settlement A. -
thrc. Time-0;24. - ~, -, Al
One-mile run novice. A. A. u.l-Won oy N
Shuminsky. Sheridan A c: McInness. bi NtHd
dale A. c. second, J. Simmekiaer. uns''ac"'u'
third. Time-5.06ts -
Running high jump "a. A. U)-Won by =
Donovan Unattached feet inches. ". De
vine. unattached. feet, second; C. Cohen uh-
attached, feet inches. third
SsO-yard run Church A. L)-Won by ;. hen
nard Xavier A A.. w. Curtis. Trinity tluo'
second. T. Long. Holy Cross Lyeeum' thirn'
Time-20T>s. :,
lOO-yard dash recreation centres)-Won by NJ
Poplofsky. H. X {. ~; q. Friedman, z. r. .
o. second; a. Herschenhaus. E. II. c. l. third
Time-012
Two-lap race IL r. C)-won by II. Karp
Armada CLUB: II. Friedman. T. Il. c. 62, sec
ond A. Herschenhaus. +. X. c. l, third. Time
O.5l.
s!xty-yard dash playground boys)-Won by NJ
Shunman. Cherry PARK: NJ JAIN, Cherry Park
second, J. Henken Cherry Park, third. Time
0.OS~
Two-lap race (playgrounds)-Won by +. Bern
stein, Cherry Park II. OLeary, Cherry PARK
second; :. Psychoda, Cherry Park, third Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
PASTIME OVAL.

io9yars dash b z S s a, f'T iS second es
1o| 1D,y%'P S1' IS: F Nocre P 5. 10. second;
/. Goldberg. P $ ~ tt 4ird time e- y,f by
J FriedlandeT. p s II, l6 feet ! inches; 5.
Gareewlch.'P S. SO. IS feet ineh sSi,d second
r F. Kan1o~ r. ; r 49, hi i'' sschooisi-won
by II Flood 81 Vincent Ferrer; E. kearney'
Cathedral. second. J. o'ponneI' Holy Trinity
J. C'Donneli Holy Trinity: E. 3. Kearney
cathedral second W oBrien' 81 lgna'ins
'' H0o.yara am novice 1Cathoic Athletic League
Won by f Reilly, Holy cross, J. shS 81
dominican nj, tyeeq TIo sei2nd a. J. "''so'' "
punninE broad Jump Gntcrsettlement -
won by r Reimer. Union settlement. II feet
II inches j. Gregory. East side House ID
''I loo. sysTi' dash s y NJ c. AJ-won by H.
Hooking. West side. V. Cory. East side
second. c. Tausch. East side third. Time
Tve-iap run " G A!.wSG by .l H He' (
one,miIe run Church Athletic League
won BY 4. sOroei. Xavier 4 -, 40 E. Jq gsanx
Church House. third Time. 4:47 IS
sixty-yard dash playground boys)-Won by
W Farley Pastime grounds, .. KroneIs
Pas stiiii grounds. third Time oo7.
One-lap run playground boys)-Won by J.
O'Donnel Pastime grounds @ kroncls
Pastime grounds second. G.. walsh. Pastlme
Grounds third. Time, O.2o
Eight pound shot Evening Recreation Cen
tres Won by G. Greer. L. K c. lI9. with 81
feet . inches. : Martin. z. r. c l5s. SO feet
3 inches. second J. seeke. z. X. z. 1853 81
feet 10 inches third. d.
Running high jump "a. 4. UJ-Won by -
Erickson Mott Haven a. G. > feet Inches, ID
Jennings Pastime A. g. feet inches second
ID Heay Pastime A. c, feet inches. mltd
lOO-yard dash Department OF HealthD-Wo on
by J Gimartin II. Schwartz. second; ii. WIN
ner third Time-o11
Throwing 5G-pound weight "A. A U-l-Won by
Con Walsh New York \. G. III feet Inches, +
Hines Pastime A c. 80 feet Inches. second
J Cahlu. lrish-American 4. G, 81 feet inches.
third. -.
One-mile walk "a 4. UD-Won by a. Arnold
Pastime 4 c. II. Jensen. Pastime y g. sec
ond. J Vallly. -. Ignatus a G. third Time
-S.2l
Hon. step and jump Department Of HEALTH
Won by r Schwartz. 80 feet inches H. WIN
ner "a feet 10 inches. second, @ Greer. 81 feet
third
ThIec-lap run "a. A L.. novice)-Won by j.
Gregory. ST Ignatlus A. Q. J. Dolan. Pastimt
A O. second. j Curtis. unattached. third
Time 4ils.
Dght-pouhd shot put playground boysl-Won
nv g. Walsh Pastime Grounds. i5 feet Inches
r Cords Pastlme Grounds, ~ feet ii Inches.
second. ; Martin. Pasilme Grounds. q feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
CORLEARS HOOK PARK.

Finy-yard dash u. 5. =. Ll-WWon BY J.
Rossntr. J. s "a II. Singer P. liI. second
S shambaum. r S G.. third Time. 0.Q6 -.
Cne-lap race P 5. A. L)-Won BY II. Har9-
witz p : ~: II Rosenberg, z. :. 81, second
4. Benowitz P 5. .. ,aird. Time, o:2G
One-lar race Seniors: 7. s a L)-Won 10y
Jst@rno r s 10. y Stoinborg. p. ;. H.
second. l.. Lapper P 5. 70. thira. Time 10, 90
Running broad jump ~. s. a. LD-Won by
NJ rosenberg +. s GO. Il feet II inches l.
stannbere Z < 80. 10 iect inches. second L.
siegel. p. $ 49, 10 feet inches third
Flf;y-yard dash playgrounds) won 20 ~ -
Lambert, seward Park. D. Lcner. Corlears HOOK
second. 4 Brodbeck Cor!eaTs HOOK 'hiiu
0ne-Iao race (playgrounds)-won by s. Gruntz'
C.oricars Hook. l. Lapper Coriears HOOK Sc
on5 ID Jones Corlears Hook. third. Time
O.24 As. ,..~,,ds, v,o, nv
=, Oc-l|dsber CorIcars Hook r. Carracino, Cor
iears Hook second: D. Lener. Corlears HOOK
itird Tine % IS. ,., w., D.,
TGt,lnc s-round sho, tplaygroqnds)-,W0G IN. 10y
Trodbeck Corlears Hook. 30 feet NJ Weis
coriears Hook "a feet II inches secoha -
Waite Corears Hook 2 feet Z inches th!Ia.,
Srwo-lap race evening recreation centres
won b, i peoples r. r. c. !; \. Dori' y. *
G p. second: a. Berman. + l. - J. ''iu
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
GOLFERS SWARM LINKS
Burning Sun No Bar to PLAYER,
on the Various Courses. no
NOVEL PLAY AT M0NTCLAIp
Flag Contest Adds Spice to II.
Programme, Simmons Win.
ming the Trophy.

Sitting heat did not prevent the ma.
hers Of the Montclair Golf Club and o,h'-
clubs In the metropolitan district r.
turning out In force yesterday morning -.
afternoon for the holiday fixtures Nesss
one hundred cards were returned In =.
various competitions at Montclair A ga.
cial attraction was the flag conteg :,
which a players handicap was added !.
the par of the course, the player plan,s,
his flag az the place where the tn,,
strokes took him. J. T. Simmons won \.
contest. finishing his 50 strokes at q.
twentieth hole
The main contest Of the day va, a.
ciehteen-hole handicap In two class.,
played both morning and afternoon. j I
Simmons and j HobsOn, jr., showed n.
wav in the A division in the mo-nr,
round. turning in cards Of 1G-9-s7. IA
snectively. while w. y Eager topped "a.
list in the p set with 9S-z-t, In tire a..
ternoon competition, r B. Lyford heads
the first division with 77-l0-o', while h x
Robinson topped the list IN The secol
with A-ii-f0.
Simmons and Robinson were again wi,
ners Of their respective classes. 4 and Z
in an extra contest in the Afternoon Z
tbirty-six holes. selected eighteen holes .
/ count and three-quarters OF the regulz
handicap being allowed simmons h..
ss-7-52. while Robinson made 75-il-A
The leading scores follow:
GLIB HANDICAP-MoRNING CoNTEsl-
| EIGHTEEN HOLES.
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81, second, with Al feet / inches, II. OahIlah
L. T. c. ~ third with ii feet ! Inch.
Putting the lve-pound shot (Open; \. a.
UJ-Won by +. Onkcn. unattached with 40
feet inches. J. Frank. Brown CniNsFsIty'
Loughlin Iyccurn third with - feet inches.
Throwing the 5G-pound weight open; \. \
U.)-Won by ?. Ryan. Irish, american \. -. -,
A. c. second. with u feet lOi. inches; @
Bergstrom Educational Alliance third with
II feet 81 inches.
Won BY I Waidman. T. & SO, with 81 feet 10
inches; I Schockonink. =. S. G2. second WITH
SO feet inches, J. Samuelson. + ;. ~. thlrd'
with 80 feet.
Running nigh Jump playground boys
Won by A. Goldberg, Seward Park. with 3
feet inches H. Levine. Seward PARK, sec
ond. with feet l inch; c. Friedrich, Seward
par ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
TRAVIS AND TAYLOR VICT0RS
Capture Best Ball Handicap on
the EkWanok Course.

Manchester Vt. July 4-Some well
known golfers took part in the play at
Ekwanok to-day. Walter J. Travis, with
James L. Taylor, also of Garden City, as
a partner, carried away the best ball medal
play contest for pairs in the afternoon with
a net score of Is.
Other winners were John L. Given. or
New York and F. T. Clark, Of Philadei-
phia, who tied for first and second prizes
in the Independence Cup competition in
the forenoon, each being ! down 90 bog2y.
MIR Given had a stroke handicap, and
Mr. Clark played from scratch
The summary follows:
Independence Cup--John L, Given Baltusrol.
o. | Gown; T. l. Clark, Ekwanok, .. down
Warren Is Wood. HomcwOCd, plus 3. down, 4.
Garden city. TO- 3 down; &. H. Pope. Fox HIS
3 down. K. Z. Gring, Ekwanok, :, down
+ A Martin, Ekwanok 3. down; W. II.
Hobrook Braeburn. IL, { down: Z. B. Cole,
Myopia. TO- 10 down; II. ;. Pritchett -.
Andrews 10 10 down; Z. w. Albree, Nor
mandie, l., u down, VI. L. Keith, Brockton c.
c.. u. IL down.
Best ball handicap-W. J. Travis Garden city
and James l. Taylor, Garden city y. plus g.
-. Warren X Wood, Homewood. and 7. A.
Martin, Ekwarok. 70. plus t. u: Z. W. clark
50 Ekwanok and r. =. Gring Ekwanok, %, o.
TO- F T. Clark, Ekwanok and c. :. Clai K.
Ekwanok So, 2, so: Shepard Romans. Engle-
wood and C. A. Coriiss, Englewood - o. rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
HAMILTON FISH PARK.

One-lap race CP s A. L)-Won by P. An
tony, =. 5 20 Manhattan; Ii. Drucker, p. > ~
Manhattan, second. j. Sulsberg, p. ;. ~. Man
haitian third. Time. O.2G As.
Two-lap race ~. ;. \. Ll-Won by Y. doss-
ner L s 40. Manhattan. Time. l:0l.
Running nigh Jump P. ;. \. W)-Won oy
/ Glass. f. ). "a, Manhattan, with feet
inches; : Bockclm7n i. ;. 100. feet ! incn'
second; G. Glass. p 5. "a, Manhattan. . feet
third. ~ =,
l'hree-lao race Cplaygrounds)-Won by Il n.
Godsteln. Hamilton Fish PARK A. sehe!er;
Hamilton Fish Park, second; I. Carson se"aFa
Park, third Time. l:2I ~, g.
Sevon-lap race playground boys,-Won by l.
Garsch. Seward Park. II. Eiser, Seward PARK
second Time. 400. 81,
iC0-yari dash (high schoos)-Won BY W.
Hasso Commerce: c. Rider. COMMERCE. second
Ii Rolf. De witt clinton third. Time. OH,
One-mllo run thgh schoos)-Won by h
K!ages. Commerce. W Haase Commerce SEQ
ond; W Tangier. Harlem Evening High thira'
Two-iap race (evening recreation centresl-
Won by q Goldstein L. r. G 62; sherman
d r c ca. second s Feinberg' L. h Z 81
''' one-lap IN race "a "A Ul-wOn by J. 4
second; l. Wcinberger Clark House thifd'
' FoIr-lip race a \. Ul-won by Weinberg
Mott Haven A C; c. McGeady. unaitachSii'
second. J Allen unattached, third. Time S'oi'
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CHELSEA PARK.

Twevs-poqnd shot-put a. a U2-WCopp by
Ia. Mcdonald. lrlSh-American 4. c., win %
with 46 feet =. inches second; Simon Gillics,
New York \. c.. with - feet tnirG.
I%cXe,Pound shot-put SCatnoAG q. ~ IN IN
By T Tully Chrysosicm Club. with IL feet 81
inches L. Cook. Paulist y. 9, with = feet ~
inches second; J. Reilly, Paulist A c., with
Putting 5G-pound weight a \. U.)--Won by
PAT Mcdonald, Irsh-AmmSSTTiean a. C.. win .
with 30 feet 4 inches second: W. Bockman. New
West side A c.. with j. feet 81. inches. third;
Ff'y-yagd dash q S a. LR-WT Won, by "
p. Manhattan second; ;. silesla. T. :. T.
Manhattan third. Time 0:0G 10.
Ffty-yard dash 0arochial schoos)--Won, by
r McAulne, Cathedral; w Burke, CarmSlaiiie'
second; S Coyle, Cathedral, third. Time, Q:UGf$.
Ffty-yard dash (p!aygrounds)o-Wo 10y d
McArdle Chelsea Park G. Gaf1nGy Ch .l;.i
I9ftv1vard dash ,playgrounds)-Won by J.
SNYDER Chelsea Park: r. Mcclure, Chelsea
Park second: ;. Javenoux. Chelsea Park thiId
One onc- Ian race Cparochial schools)-Won by R
onI: NJ Wheeler Carmelite, third. Time, l:.Q
oneap race f0 lSysTTqndMs cGHPe Chelsea 9ES
PARK second NJ. +. Donohue, Chelsea PARK
Onc-lap race (Church A L)-Won by j. r
Reed Xavier, a A; a. L. Lombard, 81 Bar
thoomow A. c., second; J. Lee. Xavier 4. A.
'" Gre-lab INV walk Cplaygroandsl-won by F.
Flanagan Chelsea Park; G. Rafferty,, chelsea
lark second NJ. OHeara, Chelsea Park thlrd
Two-lap walk (playgrounds)-Won by F.
Cuddy Chelsea Park; /. Fried. Chelsea PARK
second: NJ \ Donohue, Chelsea PARK th!Fa
Time. 2:l6 W., =,
Two-lap race Gntersett lement A. L)-Won by
V Crawford. Hudson Guild. H. OppenaGimer
Union settlement, second. -. Operhn Union
SETTLEMENT. third. Time, 1905.
Three-lap race Gnterse,tlenent A. L.l-MIIo9 BY
Guild second; J Morelli. Hudson Guild, third
One-lap race "a A U.l-Won by E. Coyle
Xayier a A.. j. r. Reed. Xavier A A., second
i II Braun, Irsh-American A. c, third Time
o 20 ,,i-,.
7, : u Manhattan: l. Frasea. = s 2l Man
haitian second. W Calhoun, S. II. Manhat-
''i H,o y,j broad iump a. 5. \. L)-Won by =.
Feigus p. ; l21. Manhattan, s feet inch; r.
Canmorlti, p S 5, Manhattan. feet II inches
second. J Siesi, p. :. p feet IL inohes
.fr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
Public Parks damned with
Cheering Spectators.
HUNDREDS IN COMPETITION
Boys of All Ages Race on Tracks
Where Champions Show
ProWeSS.

The safe and sane Independence Day
athletic games instituted by Mayor Gaynor
last wear were successful beyond all eX-
pectations Yesterday II was estimated by
James T. sullivan, who did so much to
make the games a success, that Z"'VOo
persons watched the seven thousand
athletes compete in nineteen sets of games
in as many parks throughout the nve
boroughs.
Ambitious athletes ranging from small
youngsters TO veteran champions, exhibited
their prowess in the public parks Around
many OF the tracks the crowd was stand
ing ten deep. Park Commissioner StoVer
accompanied by James l.. sullivan, CHAIR
man of the Athletic Committee, ana wal
ter J. Ice. superintendent of Fairgrounds,
visited eleven OF the nineteen parks, ana
they were immensely pleased with the
superintending Of the games by the OIL
cials The parks on the thckly populated
East Side-Seward, Tompkins Square ana
Cherry Lane-boasted OF the largest num-
Der Of spectators, who consisted mostly oil
the parents Of the competitors. Mter the
athletes had taken part IN their contests
many champions gave exhibitions oil theH
specialucs. while the youngsters looked Oh
in unlcigned admiration.
Close to 1900 persons crowded into NC
Carren Park I'm Greenpoint The events
were all filled by well known athletes
who furnished exciting finishes throughout
the afternoon TO cap the splendid meet
n quartet of sprnting champions engaged
in q Toward struggle GWynn Henry, the
Texas whi~lwind who easily romped OF
with the national title on last SATURDAY
cisplaycd splendid form. he led Jimmy
Roseubergcr. Robert Cloughen ana Arthur
Lauer. the junior champion, 10 the tape
by inches e. 10 seconds, which eNcep-
tionauy fast time lie has accompAsie"
twice since he came North, Two hIo"''S
ago. The men finished IN the order haiileu'
Martin J. Sheridan, the discus Champion
hurled the platter a distance OF Al lee''
H. inches. which is only few inches pc
hind his recently established record
Bradley Gish Of the Seattle Athletic Cup
who captured the shot-put CHAMPIONSHIP
ST Pittsbl.rg. was a poor second, with IOo
feet pa inches Gish, earlier in the after
noon. exhibited his proves at Seward
Park, getting the lcaden BAH oul o-s''ii0e
tance OF IS feet inches.
The eight thousand persons who throngeo
Pastlme oval. at gJth street and the East
River, had the distinction OF Watchlhs
many veteran champion athletes in com
petition. .-., ,-,,.,o,,,dod me
,racE MANY viewed the games from lhe
Central Bridge at MacCmbs Dam FaIk, on on
the Harlem River YESTERDAY. d IaIri ts0'
athletes also competed !h spCCI"I - fol
The results at the respective parks loi-
IL
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M,cARREN PARK, GREENPoINT

Fif,y-yard dash P. s. a L)cW t4 . by d.
Cohen P ;. 81: II TartakorI;; =. q o &C.
Putting eight-pound shot ". ; a u - ,,. %.
nv III Holber. ?. $ 81 with 40 feet 9 inheI1'
D. Pnsky 2. 5. no sec9n9' VIA VIZ 10 inches
55oo,ard dash intermediate playground'-W on
nv \ Simmerrnann. McCarren PARK =; a, -. ~
coils McCarren PARK, second'
NcCarren PARK third. TIne-V,%t. ,.,,r IN,
ISiSfy-,-ard dash playground, bOys(-W9h "
Butler. McCarren PaT& a A N4 |cTren PARK
third T3me-O.O6% ~ Nc
C,,bbcr Washington Heights; J. HUBER 49,
second. O c. Wright Greenp04h'' 'iN
! 0O7s -, W., b,1 r Hines
E r { III T. oBrien, p X G. 81, ~, 49,
II Vorsc E. r c III third. TIME 70 u
220-yard dash Is. :. a. L)--"Ih r1Syy1Sagb
l Ils,Ji,' t1cigbts second : Williamson, Greene
Avenue Baptist, hTd. lii ae- ~ nv I =. But
Fifty-yard dash Oarochla' We" On ~ rgniIn 81
l.r - James Academy, H NCl11usi.' ,.,-S
sn,b6ny second: j. cross. 81. Cecilia 'hiTd-
Ti nSe-SsU '55IoarochaD-won by ] E. Butler
:. io,1fs. II McLougnln, ST Anthony. sec
ono, y. Mcbride sacred Heart snfd' ''''-''
90 o9c 20 dash Catholic =. L)-.-Won by
= NIrGoW4u Knights Of St AnrnoAyf r.
NrNau9ra. NcCaddiu LyccuIn' secoi5o' =. -. -
Shea knights Of 81 Anthony ih''o' 1''''''
o. Cne.mlle run Catholic \. L.l-,Won 47Ey
T. y Heller. Knights OF - Ah'ToNG civ
D. =
Erirrts Of 81 Anthony. third. Ilne, 4 % -
80. vcSadd.n Lyceum. [. j. MCGOWAN
knirhts OF St Anthony. second l. Sc95ossse'
- I.uehlin Lyceum. third. Time Q.lO 70
,No-,5rd run q a lemon Inn, w Sy inch E
N"p,t,es-~i,.5 ssc0nG. j. J. CHORD. knights
Of 81 An,hony. third Time 2.2o 40. r
GIftord Knights Of ST Anthony W Plant Plan,
Inng Island A G. second. II. Il Lott EaS'-
em District T. NJ C.. g.. third. Tine. 2.lo.
PUTTING i2-pound shot a. a: U(-W.oohh 1 ~
! 7 Elliott Irish-AmeTican 4. c. WIN ~
Yesi Inches c /. Wolfert Eastern Dis{r l.
NJ c A. second. with AZ feet 2 inGhes
F shea knights of St. Anthony third
with 90 feet 5iz inches 60,
10o-vard dash tspeciaD-Won by Gwynn
I,rrv unattached. j. Rosenoerger, II4sh'
American a C.. second Robert Clcls n, H.
irish American a. C., third. a LaueI'
Ky a. C.. fourth. Time. 0.09 4-5
OIe-nilc relay Catholic 4. L)-Won by
Knie6,r Of ST Anthony; Loughlin Lyceum.
Throwing The discus (speciaD-Won by NJ
J. sheridan. Irish-American A. C., win ~
fe-t III inches Bradley Gish, Seattle a; G
second. with lO3 feet y inches; j J. Elliott,
Iijsh-Amer.can A. c., third WIN Iol lee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
~ ~ A. G. Wins on ScbuYIktH
Mercury Foot Senior Four-Oared Shell First
in Peoples Regatta.

Washington, in the remarkably fast time
Of minutes 2 Is seconds.
The Argonauts were the only ere" en-
tered for the senior eight-oared shell event
but the Vesper Club of this city made up
a crew 10 give the visitors a race Inc
Canadians won from the local crew IN
minutes % seconds. Engle and Gordon OF
the 'vesper crew, won the senior scuiiS
without opposition.
The results Of the 6ther events were;
Junior single sculs-Won by >. NJ 49, n
rlaIto. second II. Lichten und!ne' thro' -
= Hilton. Detroit Time 900 40. -.,,
Junior four-oared ggs-Won by inc 49, 49,.
r2ouing Club Baltimore; second aIir lS'.
ISov,ine CLUB: third Chamounix Rowing |llO'
Time OF winner. sci 20 % y.u,,
intermediate single scu..s-W OF 0y ~ Malta
Rost CLUB. third Il. H. Poarse, Nonparei 10"
inc club New York Time, s:3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
APRWAMlS CLUB.

Torrid weather and a thirry-slN-hoief >"
gramme proved too much for most o. y
Apawamis Club golfers yesterday ID
early hours they rallied in force. The lhssS
tive being a handsome trophy presen'@ "
the metropolitan branch Of the AHie''-'
Golf Association OF Advertising lnte'ss,
The advertisers. Il will be- remenoe''
were royalty entertained az The Rye CIV
few weeks ago f ;. Wheeler The AZ,
wants president played cons!stem =: "a
throughout the day and won. returnltnt -
ret. the best by a margin ~ three suvS'.i,
So many melted away after tneF nV,S-,
round that comparatively few nad lhe "
age 20 finish. The best scores were -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05

Philadelphia, July 4-Out OF town oars
men we're well represented at the People
Regatta, rowed to-day on the mile ana a
quarter straightaway course on the Scnuyl-
kill River in Fairmount Park. The senior
four-oared shell of the New York Athletic
Club won that event in minutes u sec
onds Baltimore was second and the Ar
gonauts Of Toronto. third.
E B. Butler, Of the Argonaut Rowing
Club, won the senior single scull race IN
minutes q seconds. S. F. Gordon, OF the
Vesper Boat Club, was second and q. Car
ter, of the New Rochelle Boat Clue, was
third
The Detroit Boat Clubs eight won both
the junior and the intermediate eight
Dared shell races. In the former event
they defeated the crews Of the Vesper
Boat Club and the Potomac Boat Club, OF