New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
Games at Celtic Park Result in
Sport of High Order.
HENRY WINS SPECIAL DASH
Bromilow and McDermott Vic
tors - Irish American Relay
Team Beats Morris A. G.

ScOttlSn tldnS nelu lneH dnludi d'hi''
festival Although no records were broken.
there was some very ken sport. and II
Donalds. MacGregors. Mack enzies Mac
Duffs. Forheses and Grahams who were
packed in around the field as tight as they
could get. The sun was just as warm over
there as II was in the heart Of the city,
but the Scots did not mind it much, for
they went at their games with a will and
had their Highland dress competitions,
their piping and their dancing as If II
were the coolest day I'm December. There
were a few closed events. but most OF the
contests on the programme were open.
Gwyn Henry. the 1oO-yard national cham
pion. ran a corking race in the l9o-yard
special. heating out Jim Rosenberger and
Bobby Cloughen. Of the Irish American
club. by inches. Henry got of to won
derful start and was inches ahead all the
way. In the last few strides he managed
to put little extra effort into his running
and drew a little further away from
Rosenberger who was pressing him hard.
He broke the tape about foot in the lead
and Rosenberger was in turn forced to DO
his best to beat out Cloushen for second
place by about the same margin. L. Dor
land. who ran unattached. was four inches
behind Cloughen.
Joe Bromiow had no trouble at all in
winning the two-thirds OF mile special
race Melvin sheppard among others. was
scheduled TO start. but only three men
went 10 the line. Bron1ow Jack Monu-
ment and Dick Egan Monument was or
on the Jump. and in the first couple OF
strides opened up a nice lead on Esan,
who was followed by Bronilow. When the
trio settled down to their regular pace
Egan and Bromilow closed in on Monu-
rnent and they ran stride for stride
through the first two laps ON the back
stretch lust before the break was made
for the run home, Egan attempted TO shoot
past Monument. but the little Englishman
was on his toes and answered the chal-
lenee Bromilow. however. had been bidine
his time. and when he got into the turn 10
the stretch he opened up with terrific
snrint that carried him yards ahead Of
Monument. All the way down the stretch
he increased his advantage, winning by
twenty-five yards Egsn tired badly in the
last furlODE ana was a pbbi liilhs
George Bonhag was another Of the stars
who failed TO put in an appearance when
the three-mile race in which he was eX-
pected to run came along As IT was
Frank Masterson. Of the Mohawks, and
Hans Rerna. who Is brother OF TEL
Rerna. and used to run az Columbia were
the back men, with 70 and l25 yards, re-
spectively. j. McDermott Of the irish
American Club made the pace hot from
the start and Mssterson burned himself
ND before going two miles in a wild effort
70 get III with the field. Berna held on
better hut he tired in the last half mile,
and il was all he could do to finish third.
Sbenpard was on deck for the two-mile
relay race between the lrish-Amerlcan
Athletic Club and the Morris Athletic Cluo.
DESPITE the fact that they gave the Nor
,is team 2o0-yard handicap the winged
FIST four had little trouble in winning
sheppard did his share by running the last
half mile for his team in 20. and was not
pressed TO do it.
The Scotchmen had lot Of fun out OF
the race for old men. For the last four
wears David Anderson, Of Clan MacGreSor'
of yonkers. now eighty-seven years DID,
boe beaten all Corners, but although he
was entered 80 run Yesterday, he stayed
on, and let the others have chance. Inc
oldest Of the trio that started was A
Mitchell sixtv-nine years old. and he got
bsndicap Of one yard for every year over
6ftv He was beaten, however, by couple
~ Youngsters. ". Henshaw, ifty-nine, and
=. Fyfe, fifty. leading him to the tape
The summaries follow
too-ysrd dash Cnovicel WON ny n, InT-
chin Townsend Harris Han NJ Nc 'aino,'
borninican Ivceum. second. 4. HEM unat-
tsch4d. third. Time, OIL, =
looyeTId dash no-, c6anoi'apG-", 5'. Yards
charles Hansen. East side House yal9s,'
second. j. Waldman, Pas'ime a. g 30 Saros''
''' iaif- mile run cnovice)-won by y link
P3sti1ne A. c.; j. Schaaf, unattached seg9nd'
r. cutler Workers y. NJ. G. A., third Tine
~ Two,jhrds mile run Won by Joseph Brom
lr.sh American g ;, tGGOn Time 81 IS tsa"
one mile walk (handicapJ -Won by 4.
voclineke. Pastime a. c. scratch +. Plant
carroll. Irish American a. c. @ second)'
tuird Time, IS "
i2o.yard runwqn y G~o H1Dg' irish
A american 4 e. second 5S Robert cioushen
uish-American A. C.. third. Time. OBJ
Thr,c-mile run thandicapl Won ny j.
McDermott. Irish American a. G. (2l5 yardsl.
~ springsteon. Yonilers Y. NJ. 9. A. OJG
NxrifI. second II. p Berna, Irish American
A. {. u25 yards), third. Time, l5:l7 20.
Two-miIe relay ,handicap)-Won by Irish
American A. &. al YARDS. with ;. j. Riley
j. ". Monument J. Bromilow and NJ. W.
Shcppard. Morris 4. g. t2o5 yards), second.
with 4. Emdcn. J. O'connor, 5. Aggen and r
Newman Time. 7:55 -.
Hop step and jump Ihandicsp Won by J. r.
wilkinson. Irish American A 9. t6 feeO, with A
Jump Of A. feet inches II. Harris, Mohawk a.
g. q fect, second, with ~ feet Az inches; u.
Ahearn Irish. American A {. scratch, third,
with a Jump Of 40 feet 10 indies.
Pole vault thandcapl-Won by X tald"en.
10 feet inches. r Tremblsy. Poly Prep G2
Inches second. with vault Of feet g inches
l.. Schneider. Mohawk a. g. scratch, third,
with vault ~ 10 feet.
dan. Irish American 4. e. ia teen. win a
throw ~ i25 feet = inches " j. sheridan. Irish
American g. e. scratch. second, with throw
Of l37 feet ~ inches, y Niahenis. Pastime
4. C. 90 feet), third with throw Of los feet
81 incheF
Hammer throw handicap, Won by p. Ryan,
Irish American \. G.. 30 fccti with n throw %
IA feet inches. \. McDougall. irish American
A. q. 81 fecD, second, with a thro" Of lIl FEET;
" ! sheridan. Irish American 4. q. go feeU,
100 ward dash tclosed 10 Cansmeni-WOn by
George Tert. William Malcolm. second Thomas
Mackie. third. Time %.
One mile relay tcosed 70 clansJ Won by Clan
MacDun. clan Macdonald, second Clan Mac
Grogor, third Time-3.46.
100 ward dash (closcd TO men over hfty-Won
ny " Henshaw go years.. T. Fyfe 80 years.,
second. A Mitchell G9 years.. third.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
t,diarapoIie ?. Coluuobue