Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-17
BRICKLEY TO TRY
FOR NEW LAURELS
Harvard Star Will Compete ID
ShOt=Put Event in Junior
Championships.
ATHLETIC NEWS IN NOTES

Charlie Brickley, whose proficiency
viii his toe brought victory to Har-
yard in the recent football season,
will represent the Crimson in the
underground shot put event at the
national junior track and field cham
pionships in Brooklyn January 3. An
nouneement to this effect was made
by Manager Squibb, of the Harvard
track team. Captain Storer, of the
football team, and Hardwick, another
member of the eleven, are expected
to compete in this event later in the
season.
Coach George w. orion, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania track team
has announced that he has under con-
sideration the arrangement of a track
meet between the Penn youngsters
and athletes representing the COM
bined high schools of Greater New
York Dewitt Clinton Commerce,
Stuyvesant. Morris and Eeasmus Hall
High schools already have declared
their willingness to enter into such
contest, and it is quite probable that
the proposition will be accepted by
Pennsylvania. Should this meet be
Square Garden.
A meeting of the A. A. u. registra-
ton committee is scheduled for to-
night. but 1t is understood that Moth
ing further will be done in the inves-
tigation of Hannes Kolehmainen, In
which decision was reserved at the
last meeting. Since that meeting was
held kolehmainen has been steadily
employed by Brooklyn photograph
er, so that there is no further ground
for the committee to inquire into his
means of livelihood.
Another athlete has expressed his
intention of making the trip to Athens
for the International games 70 be
held next spring. William Rozette,
a member of the American A..
c., and winner of the Brooklyn Sea
Gate marathon last February, says
he will go to Greece to try to win the
only real marathon race. Rozette
says that he is willing to pay his own
expenses in case the Irish-American
do not send a team.
Joseph Gasl1in, a member of the
house committee of the Bradhurst
Field Club, denies a report that Jim
Duncan, holder of the discus throw
| Ing record, was going to leave that
club and that the organization would
give up active participation in track
and field athletics and resign from
the Metropolitan Association of the
A. A.. u. 1t was stated that Duncan
! intended to Join the Irish American
4 A. c., where he would take the place
of the champion at the game, e. Mil
Ter, who has left the club, and who, it
is said. will join the New York A. C..
and compete for that organization
when his probation of year expires.
James Z, Sullivan, United States
commissioner to the Olympic games
at Stockholm, returned some of the
courtesies extended to the Americans
in Sweden by giving a luncheon yes
terday to the twenty-five members
of the. Stockholm Gymnastic Society
who have been touring this country
| The luncheon was held at the New
York A. c. and among those to greet
the visitors were Magnus Clarholm
Swedish consul; William Fl. Page
president New York A. c.; Senator
James ]. Frawley, Supreme Court
Justice Barlow S. Weeks. Captain
p. j. Walsh, Julian II. Curtiss, M. F
Halpin. Charles j. Harvey, Arthur
| McAleenan, Andrew F. Tully, G. X
johnson and c. A. s. Hatfield