Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-23
Gus Braun Wrests All-ArOund
Title from Terhune in
Very Last Event.

made a creditable showing in the
races that he competed.
The 9O0-yard and half-mile novices
We're close and exciting. although all
the boys that contested were a little
green. John Lalor. of Franklin School,
captured the grammar school 100-yard
dash, barely beating out M. Bedell, of
Summer Avenue School. The broad
jump was won by Gus Braun, the in
divdual. champ spreading his feet for
a Distance of 19 feet 111a inches.
Below is the entire summary of the
events:
The summary;
100,yard Junior-Ffrst heat won by
Aaron LASER, 1914. second, Il. Terllune,
1915; time, II los. Second heat won by
1914; time, lis. Final heat won by Aaron
LASER, 1914; second, n. Wiss. 1914; third,
r. Terhqnet 1915; time, lis.
100-yard Dash (senior)-tinal won by
third G'a w Dempsey Dem ssyo' 1918. Time 10 ass :
Pole Vault-NVon by Howard Lawrence,
1872; second, Paul D. Adams. p; e.; third,
23o-yard Dash-Won by Joe D'Angola,
1911: second, W. Dempsey, 1913; third,
Frank Legacy, 1885, fourth, F.. Driver
soO-yard Novice-Won by Joseph Meyer,
1918; second. Ronald Smith. 1913; third,
Holmes Dagger, 1913; fourth, @. Bishop, 1913.
shot-pnt~Won by William Clark, 1912;
second. Bert Engelke, 1912: third, j. Ma
p%ollella, 1915; fourth, Malcolm Ross, 1913.
Distance. Al II. 3 in.
Hammer Throw-Won by Bert Engelke,
1912; second. +. Liebschntz, 1911 third,
Nelson Perry, 1912; fourth, Malcolm Ross,
1913. Distance, los It. II IN.
Discus Throw-Won by Frank Gilbertson.
1913: second. Bert 1ngelke, 1912: third.
William Clark; fourth, Rupert Mills, Dis
lance. 80 II. 2 in. Record of 9s fl. 61a in.
High Juinp-Tie between Ripley Quinhy.
1911. and Rupert Mills, 1913; third. r..
Dreher, 1913; fourth. Jim Cayana1gh, 1914.
Height. 5 II, S In. tAfter eight jump-offs
Mills won u toss-up for first place..
Broad Jump-Won by Gus Braun. 1911
second, Ripley Quinby. 1911; third, William
Clark, 1912: fourth. Mahlon Parsons, 1914.
i40-yard Dash-NVon by Parker Terhune,
1911; second. Frank Legacy. 1913; third, W.
Dempsey. Time. IS 3-5s.
by ], Lalor, Franklin school,; second, NJ:
Bedell, summer Avenue School: third, Del
Guercio. Franklin fourth, II. slatin.
Grammar School Relay-Won by Frank
lin School dong, Slatin, Lalor and Dob
bins): second, summer Avenue School
Time. I'm. AZ 3-5s. (Breaking record Of In.
sSo-yard Run-Won by Randolph Gran
ger. i91f: second. +. Legay. 1913: third, ".
Chandler. 1911. Time, I'm. los, Record
SSo-yard Novice Won by Leo Granger.
1911: second. H.. Butterworth. 1912; third,
Mahlon Parsons, 1912; fourth. j. Mulligan,
1915. Time. I'm. 9s. Crime will stand as
record. as IT is the first s0-yard novice
event scheduledD
One-mile Run-Won by Frank Burke.
lal2. second. w. Chandler, 1911; third, A.
Chandler, 1911; fourth, G.. Boughter. 1915
Time. Am. 40 3-5s.
award Hurdles-Won by Gus Braun.
1911: second. Parker Terhune; third, Ran
dolph Granger. 1911. Time, 26 Sos. (Former
record. q 4-5s.)
Terhune. 1911; second. Ripley QuiDby. 1911
third. Alfred Chandler, 1911. Time. 16 Pos.
(Time bettered record. hut is unable to
stand. as too many hurdles fell.)