Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
TWO RECORDS GO At
ACADEMY GAMES
New Marks Hung Up for High
Jump and Shot
Put.
ATHA A STERLING ATHLETE

No dcdatIly Ietofd8 went by tHz
boards at the twenty-sixth annual
field day Of the local institution, held
at Academy Field, First and Orange
streets. yesterday afternoon. Samuel
Edgar staines. Of the 1913 class, hung
up new figures in the running high
jump with a leap Of feet 67s inches,
which is just seven-eighths Of an
\ inch better than the previous mark
esta blished by Robert r Mumstead.
, Rudolph Eberstadt. another member
Of the 1913 class. heaved the 12-pound
weight for distance Of 10 fest
inches. The toss was just ons inch
further than the former record Of Is
feet 6 inches. made by Addison H
Bissell. in May. 1907.
Kimball Atha was the best indi-
vidual performer He totaled fifteen
points. while Benjamin Goldberg was
there with eleven. Atha Is one Of
the best athletes turned out by the
academy IN many a season.
The SS0-yard run was won By hixn
I in easy fashion. Had he been given
a hard race he might have smashed
a record. Atha's time for the event
was 2 minutes Ii Is seconds. Ataa
recorded a victory in the quarter
mile. finished third in the "hu1drede
I and fourth in the discus
4 Competition for the class trophy
was keen. the junior class taking
victory with a total Of 46 points, Just
/ two better than the total recorded By
! the seniors. The 1915 class. with n
points. was third. while the 1915
youngsters got only two.
In the 100 yard dash Benjamin.
Goldberg won in 10 S-5 seconds. With
/ is just fifth of a second slower than
the record. Goldberg was pushed to
the limit by Atha and Harry Berg.
jr.. the latter taking second hon0rs.
The relay race, which practically
decided the class point winner. Was
won by the juniors, Hopwoodss re-
markable finish beating the seniors.
T. D. Joeck. with a toss of 81 feet
inch, captured the discus event.
Stainless performance in the high
jump was an excellent one. 1t Is ex@
peeted that ne will become one 81 the
best at this event in these parts in
time. He has grand form and jumps
is something Of an advantage.
One of the feature events that is
from a spectators viewpoint the
fat mans match race between TWO
iacademy youngsters, Alfred Raftiin
lanI George Munsick. The event WAS
at 100 yards, and although the latter
was much lighter than his opponent
Rachlin carried off the honors by
= 4 t~x@r. r<~-
l.ncunced as Is seconds.
The summarizes:
12-Pound shotput-won By Rudolph
Eberstadt; second, 4. A. 0'Brien; third,
r. ID Joeck Distance As #. IN.
Running High Jump FIRST elassl-- Won
By s. f. Staines: second. ]. r. Hardin.
jr.; third, ]. Marshall. 5r Distance. =.
SIS in
Throwing the Discus-Won by T. p.
Joeck: second Kimball Atha; third, r
A. OBrien. Distance, % IT. IN.
I00-Yard Dash (first classl-WoH By b.
K. Goldberg; second II. Berg. jr-. third
Kimball Atha. Time, 10 3-5s
ioo-Yard Dash (second elass)--Won b.
T. H Earnshaw. jr.; second, T. Me
der Time, Z lbs.
1oeYard Dash fthird elassl--Wen by ".
" johnson; second. F. W. Hagney, F.
Time las.
Running Broad Jump (hrst cIsssl-wen
BY T. G. Kruger; second, Il; r De Be-
voise: third. r. A. o'Brien. Distance, =
# 81 in.
Running Brood Jump second elass1--
Won by n B. Dane; second. G. H porrs
third ID. NJ Gardner distance. 10 r.
35s in.
Running High Jump lhrst CLASSIC Won
by s. f. Staines: second. J x. Hardin.
II. third, J. Marshall, jr- Distance, e.
SIS in.
Running High Jump second CLASH
Won by n B. Dane; second, G. H. Dorr.
Distance, fl. 81 in.
Running High Jump third elassl--W on
. by Fl NJ Philips. F. ". Hagney. IT., and
4 VI. v. Johnson tied for second pince.
johnson winning on the jump-oh. clearing
II. 49, in Distance of winner r.
Half Mile Run-won by Kimball Atha;
second, F. ID. Nawrath; tAird. W. b
O'Brien. Time, I'm Is lbs.
rs Yards, Hurdles first class)-Won By
J. G. Kruger: second, III r. De Bevolsei
third w. B. O,Brien. Time los
70 Yards, Hurdles (seeond class)-Won'
BY n. B. Dane; second, W. c. Hutehis0n;
! third, G. Z. Sommer. Time, Is.
40 Yard Run-Won by Kimban Athaf
second, B. E. Goldberg, third. X. 6.
! Brown. Time. Sos.
Berg. jr.; second, B. Z. Goldberg third,
r. c. Brown. Time, 3 2-0s-
z20-Yard Dash (second elassl-Won BY
E. H. Earnshaw, jr.; second. n. X. lanes
third W. c. Hutchinson. Tlme Y 3-5s.
Relay Race thalf mliel-N on pf tleut ~
form c. X. Wallace, /. B. Hopwoods Il.
B. De Gray and W. B. Hertz: second
, (fifth forml r. Bonynge. c.. r. Glorieux.
F. f. Riley, IT., and ]. L. Lohrkes third
third form, J. G. Jewett, C. T. Will
hanson. D. Brown and H. NJ IL Time
I'm AS.
Nogice Race 600 yards)-Won BY II.
Berg, IT,: second, c. F. Wreaks jr.s
. third, W. B. O'Brien. Time. II 1-5s.
| Individual Point Trophy--Won by KIM
hall Atha, Is points; second. B. Il. Cold
berg, Il points; third, ]. s. Kruger. =
points.