New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
CUP GOES TO BASSF0RD INVADING ATHLETES WIN
New Workers Garner Laurels IN
Games at Paterson.

Paterson. y J., July 22.-Nany athletes
from, Greater New York competed here this
afternoon in the annual games or the
Routh Paterson Athletic club, held AZ
Willard Park and they romped on the
field with the majority OF the prizes tucked
snugIy away The New York competitors
garncred the premier laures in four OF
the six open events on the programme
and I'm the other two they scored two sec
onds and a third place.
Charlie Hansen. the fast Splinter. VINO
sports tho colors NJ the East side House,
showed his rnettle in the I0o-yard dash.
when he crossed the line winner over
fast hcld from the ~ -yard mark In the
fast timo of et5 seconds. \ brick wind
aided him.
Homer Baker. who competed in tho Pub
lie Schools Athletic League last year. but
nov wears the emblem Of the Brooklyn
Central Young Mems Christian Association.
captured the honors in the mile run, while
Dadson ~ the - Agnes Athletic cub,
won the coward novice run. and Gilman.
o National Athletic club sprinter. breasted
the tare winner In the 3on-yari dash.
Two clubs were tied for the point trophy.
both tn. National Athletic Club. Of Brook
lyn. and the Yonkers Young Mems Chris
tlan Association scoring six points.
A surprise was furnished the spectators
in the three milo run. which was the feat
ure OF the programme. Tom Collins, the
Winged Fist distance runner. started from
scratch. allowing handbags ranging up TO
800 yards 70 field Of thirty-one. Tom
found the going rough for him. and after
finding that he could not get up speed.
he dropped out at the two ard one-half-
mile post Tom Barden. sorrel-topped
runner. who was n member OF the Yonk
ers Young Mems Christian Association
Junior metropolitan 'cross-country cham
pionship team for 1911. took the lead a
lap after the men were sent of their
marks and was never headed. lie de-
feated Harry Smith. track captain OF the
Pastime Athletic Club. by eighty yards.
Smith IN turn nosed out Springsteen for
second place by d yard.
Roy Dorland. the national indoor BODY ard
utle holder. ran from scratch In the 9r)-
yard dash, but failed to be placed. OFT
man, OF the National Athletic club. won
the race, with casey OF the New YORK
Athlete Club, a close second
Joe BrCmilow the Paterson distance run
ner. who sports the Winged Fist of the
lrlsh-American Athletic Club tried hand
to be placed from scratch In the l,00-yatd
the Little Falls Athletic Association, won
the race. Louis Scott OF the South Pater-
son Athletic Club. came IN second in the
mile run. from scratch.
The summaries follow:
l00-yarG dash (handicapJ-W by Charles
Hansen. East side House a y YARDS. j. Orlando.
Xavier A. A. t6ls YARDS, second. II. Altman.
National a. c. 10 YARDS, third. Time. O:Oa J.
Onemile run (handicapD-Won by Homer
Baker Brooklyn Central Y. VI. G. 4. go YARDS;
Louis Scott. South Paterson \. g. ,scratchl. see
ond: Frank Joyce. Mohawk A. G. go YARDS
third. Time 4:3l Is.
800 yard run Cnovice)-Won by n Dadson. ST
Agnes A. g.. william Kelly Total Abstinence
Society. second; +. j. Kenny, Mohawk \. c.,
third. Time. :26
900 yard dash (handicap)-Won by II. Gilman.
National \. &. - yards. V Casey. New YORK
A. &. u2 yards. second. J. Powers South Pat
erson A. g. 90 YARDS. third. Time. 0:34 :.
1000 yard dash Oandicapl-Won by D. "
Beckwth. Little Falls A A (2s YARDS, Eddie
Gillm1re. Dominican I.yCcum rs yards second
Myles McTIugh Pastime 4. g. ga YARDS, third
Time. ia.
Three mile run (hsndcap)-Won by Tom Bar
den. Yonkers Y. NJ. &. A. $50 yards. Harry
Smith. Pnstime 4. G. G25 yards). second: II.
Sprngstoen. Yonkers Y. NJ. c. - $40 YARDS,
third. Time. 1898 3-5.
Medley relay race lone mile and furiong)-
Won hy Paterson A. G. "a YARDS Ulighman.
Dews. Alderman and Hodson); South Paterson
A. G. ~ ysrds). second powers Cocker. Scott
and EnglishJ. Time, 4:25.