Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-05


while William Masters romped in
third.
The Meteor A. C. scored heavily in
the Junior and senior events and prac-
tically cleaned up in these events.
Charles opposite, Abe Rubin and Ru-
dolph Kruger, all Central High
School runners, and Jacob Schaefer.
of Barringer High, were the chef
point-getters for that club.
Kuhman, representing Sacred Heart,
who showed his heels to the big field
in the fifty-yard dash for the mid
gets, has trainer, rubber and mana
ger, and. like the big fellows" no
took his honors modestly. Little
Richie" simply walked in front of his
opponents in the heat and semi-final
and had to extend himself very little
even in the final dash.
Not content with one victory, Kuh-
man also won the honors in the broad
jump, with leap of IA feet inches.
Walter Aschenbach, representing the
National c. A. c., made a threatening
leap on his fourth trial, and for time
1t looked as though he had the Walls
burg lad beaten, but Aschenbach's
best leap fell short a half-inch of
Humans mark. To give credit
where 1t is due, however, Clifford
Heathcote, wearing the colors of the
Newton street playground, should
alsa be mentioned, though he took
but third place in the broad jump,
clearing IA feet inches. When asked
after the event was over by the off,
0ia lr xsyiao ~ ta
the first and second men for a jump
which should stand as the first record
made IN the municipal games, the lad
consented, and on his first jump
cleared IA feet 10 inches Of turf. Had
the lad cleared this distance in regu-
lar competition he would probably
| have won first place. 1t was an
| nounced. however, before the young
sters started, that the leap would only
serve as a record and was not for the
prize.
The boys of st. Joseph's School
romped away with the honors in the
| midget flag relay race, after a hard
tussle with the Dominicans and the
Seventh avenue team, who finished
second and third respectively.
Aided considerably by the great
running of opposite in the lap leg.
the Meteor A. C. quartet pulled
through a winner in the junior half
mile relay. The boys from the Oliver
street playground were second in this
event. Another Meteor athlete in the
person of Benjamin Appel came out
on top in the junior high jump. APP
pei cleared the bar at feet inches.
Among the most keenly contested
races of the day were the two events
open to girls, the oat-bag and flag
relays. A blanket could have COW
cred the first four teams in the for
mer event, and the judges had their
hands full trying to place the win
hers. The girls from the Lafayette
street playground were finally de-
clared the winners, while the West
Side Park representatives received
second prize.
The girls from Lafayette Street
won the senior girls oat-bag relay
after a struggle for the first honors
with the representatives from the
West Side Playground. The West
Side girls were leading when one of
their number turning the pole,
missed her footing and fell.
The Sacred Heart athletes ciuchf.
the point trophy by taking first place
in the senior half-mile relay In a
close finish with the Meteor ath-
letes. The summaries:
Midget Glass, 5o-Yard Dash-won by
nchafd hubner, Sacred Heart; Morris
Fine, unattached, second; Cyril Aschen-
bach, National A. c., third. Time, ass
Junior Glass, 75-Yard Dash-Won by
Vharles EsMP etaop Meteor A. CT Chester
o'Donnell, Oliver Street Playrround r
third, Time not taken.
Senior l00-Yard Dash-Won by Jacob
Schaefer, Meteor A. c.; Charles Hopkins,
fayette Street Playground third. Time
not taken.
r! Junior s297Yard pash7won by Charles
Prudential A. A.. third Time, 30s.
Walters, Sacred Heart A. A.; Abe Ru-
ger Meteor a. c., third Time not taken.
A. A. y. Half-Mile Handicap-Won by
Harry Mcintyre. Institute $50 yards;
James James H. Fultz, salem-creescent lscratch).
y va third; J d. Cullen, Meteor A C.
A. A. U. loO,Yard Dash, Handicap-won
BY PIerr petf aog eahil1; Institute g yards(;
second; H. A. Holland, Dominican A. A.
Is yards, third. Time not taken.
6 Senior ana6 r, one-half-Mile Relay-Won by
r. Van orden, II. A. Calhoun. w. Muir
ray; Meteor A. c. (H Bossett, A. Bundy
A. Rubin, Schaefer), second; Sussex Ave-
nue. School lFred Monster. Philip Hook
art Leslie Sliker, Herbert Could. third
Time not taken.
A. A. U. 440-Yard Dash, Handicap-Won
by Joe McDonough, Institute A. C. "a
r A. B. S. IL yardsS, third Mliiam hehoe'
Junior Class .One-half-Mile Relay-Won
b6y Meteor A; A. .lCharles opposite, Louis
Milon, Chester Wagner, Anton SeipeD:
oliver Street Playground Hugh O,Don.
nell. Frank Burklow, Elmer Morganstein.
liner Schlefer), second; Dominican
thaymond Brady, John Carroll, Tommy
callahan, John Hopkins), third. Time not
A. 4. U. one-Mile Run, Handicap-won
Yards; Charles Mcbride, institute 4 q
go yards, second z Jack Masters nm.
81 2-5s Aii'e' an
Junior Glass. High Jump--won nv Ron.
lamin Apples, Meteor A. c., 4 Fl. in.
Frank Reid, Lafayette Street Playground
a IL. m; second; Charles Ispositor, Me,
teor a. e., IT, in, third
Midget Class, Broad Jump-Won nv
in; Walter AscRenbach. Na ti "a IL; .
IA IT. TX in, second Clifford Heatbcote'
Newton Street Playground IA It. in''
third. in''
Senior Girls Dat Bag Re,.v-woo ~,