Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-07
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AVER 800 entries have been re-
oeived by Bart Freeman, chair

ceived by Bart Freeman, chair
man of the games committee for
the athletic indoor carnival under the
auspices of Company b. First Regi-
ment, to be held at the armory Sussex
avenue and Jay street, tomorrow night.
1t will practically be the first meet of
its kind ever held by a company in
these parts, and the outlook for a great
success is bright.
The greatest athletes in the country
are entered in the many classy events.
and the result win no douot be that
several recoras viii be lowered. Among
the noted indoor athletes who VIII
strive Tor honors are Melvin Sheppard.
Abel Kivia, w. j. heating, Jack Monu
ment, Joe Bromilow, all of the IRISH
American A. c., of New York; b. j,
Bellars. e.. Pritchard, both of New
York A, c., Il Hal Heiland, Bari
Freeman. w. J. McDonough, Andy Nc.
Donough, Nj. A. Devaney. e. T.. Carr
all of Xavier "A. A., OF New York, ano
the pick from the Mohawk A. c. and
the Pastime clubs, of Manhattan.
six events. ali of which are handicap
affairs, comprise the grand card. They
are as follows: S~eventy-tive yards, 500
yards. 800 yards, smile run, 1-mile
relay and SS0-yard walk.
The feature events will be the To-
yard, Smile and 1-mile relay races.
In the former event Hal Holland, the
local crack, who holds the amateur In
door 100-yard record of ten seconds
fiat, and w. J.. Heating, holder of the
75-yard mark. will both start from
scratch. AS Holland is eager to cap
ture the race n also lower the record,
one of the greatest dashes witnessed
Ael e Tor some time is anticipated. Both
are performing in grand style just now,
and to pick the winner would be a
troublesome proposition.
The three-mile handicap should also
furnish excitement. as all the best run
ners picked iron the New York clubs
have entered. George Obermeyer, of
the National A. c OF New York; Jack
Monument, NJ. A. Devaney, Fred Bel
Iars and Fred Seyfarth. the local dis
lance stopper. all seem to be the ia
and athletic enthusiasts look
for q close finish.
The one-mile relay handicap. the last
event on the program, but practically
the best, will bring forth such we'll
known teams as the rish-American A.
c., New York A. c., Xavier A. A., Mo-
hawk A. c., Pastime A. c., West Side
Y. M. C. A. Branch, Brooklyn Central
Branch Y. M. C. A. and the T. A. b.
S., of the city. Though the first three
teams mentioned are f~avorites, the
of the others may bother
them considerably. All the quartets
gave their promise, however. that they
will do their utmost to win. Thus rec
ords should no doubt fall with such
great teams competing.
The SS0-yard walking handicap will
in all probability furnish keen sport.
Sam Leibgold, the American cham
pion for the last fifteen years, and San
the crack Past4me A. c.
walker, will both start from scratch.
The entries for all event are an
nounced today as follows:
75-YARD RUN, HANDICAP.
w. ]. Heating. A. A. c.. scratch;
J. A. Bohan, Xavier A. A, Is feet; w.
J.. McDonough, Xavier A. A, s; A. Nc
Xavier A. A., 8; F. Wolf.
Anchor A. c., 10; e. Lehman, Anchor
A. c.. 10; L. e. Braun, Morningside A.
c., IS; H. A. Barlow, Mohawk A. c.,
IA; M. Siegelhoefer, w. S. Y. M. C. A,
IA: w. H. Shreve, National t. ", IL;
B. Dewar, jr., 1. A. A. c., Z; Manus
O'Connor, Eyrmaed Lyceum. IL; A. l..
Richter, Loughlin Lyceum, 6; s. Mills,
Xavier a. A., 8; II. Holland, Xavier A.
A, scratch; L. Livingston, Morris A.
A, 13 feet; L. Jackson, Glencoe A. c.,
8; P. Noonan, Belleville c. c., 10; d.
Politzer, Fancourt Club, IA; T. Struth-
ers, Trinity A. c., 10; T. It. Healy, Do
Lyceum, IL; L. j. Cahil, Do
Lyceum. 4; H. T, Devils I'M
attached, IL; d. j. Ferris. Loughlin
Lyceum, 10: F. L. Stephenson. Trinity
A. c., /; A. Pinkerton, jr.. Loughlin
Lyceum, 6; L. Schloesser. Jr., Loughlin
Lyceum, s; A. H. Cook, Young Mems
Federation, 16; c. p. Grandgerard, East
Side House, II; F. j. Reynolds, N. Y.
A. c., s.; r E.. Goggins, Pastime A. c.,
7; H. r. Conger. Xavier A.. A., 8, and
J.. LIE Roy Lafferty, N. Y. A. c., s.
SS0-YARD RUN. HANDICAP.
r. J. Egan, /. A. A. c.. scratch: M.
]. Mclaughlin, Knights Of st. Anthony.