New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-07
Company F Carries Off the
HonOrs in Spite of a
Small Penalty.
KEEN SPORT MARKS
GAMES OF SEVENTH"
Falls Lend a Touch of Excite.
ment in Both the Skating
and Bicycle Races.

ilOilOIS were filNluru III lIlP SlTuSRio Tor
points at the sixty-fourth games of the
Seventh Regiment Athletic Association al
the armory, Goth street and Park avenue
last night.
Company + won the military trophy.
with a total Of 30 points, while the athletic
trophy was captured by Company l., with
20 points
The only armory record 10 fall was
when Company + distinguished itself in
the tent raising CONT ST. IL completed the
job in the exceptional time OF minute IS
seconds. but had 10 take a 5-second pen
atty, which made the corrected time l:i3
Even so, the performance was 1-5 seq
onds faster than the previous record
made by Company B in 1910.
T.. G. Grant, the scratch man. never
had a chance in the half-mile handicap
run and retired after covering about so
yards. At the outset o. G. Brown, g.
yard man, cut out a lively pace and
looked like a winner until a lap from
home, when G. A. Carson, OF Company B.
let out a link and took command. He
won easily. about 10 yards in front OF
Brown. The winners time was ZOE So.
In the first heat OF the s3-yard novice
dash W. c. Orr, of Company X, appar-
entity had matters all his own way, but
when he eased up j. Mohr, OF Company
&, came so fast that a dead heat resulted
in II seconds. In the final heat II. W.
Childs. of Company f, romped away with
first prize in the fast time OF 10 seconds.
Orr was second.
The roller skating races furnished ex-
citement and fun combined, falls being
numerous A. T.. Heinrich, OF Company
A. with - yards. was the back mark man.
After half the distance had been covered
he began 10 crowd the leaders-W. A.
Tiebut and II. z. Bensel. At the bell
Heinrich drew away and won by conf
Portable margin from Bensel.
Apropos OF falls, the bicycle race easily
took the palm in this respect. An Aus
tralian team pursuit race between those
regmental rivals Edward Goodwin ard
Walter Raleigh. Of the 18th. and William
Van Dendries and John Townsend, OF the
list, was carded as a special attraction.
The riders, however. were unable 10 keep
from slipping, and It was due TO these ac'
cidents that the race proved a fzzle.
The special contest for the Halsted
military trophy was a novice relay OF six
laps. or 10j6 yards. There were teams o.
three men from each company, and each
man had 20 run two laps in heavy marcr-
ing order. Company F won amid LOUD
and long cheering.
An invitation national guard one-mile
handicap relay race resulted in an une1-
pected victory for the I'd Naval Battalion.
The armory. remodelled since the last
games. looked more attractive than ever
and a good sized crowd enjoyed the fun.
The summaries follow:
e3-yard dash novice: final hear-Non oy
II ". Childs. Company +; W. c. Orr COM.
pany X. second: c. A. Mcouillan, Company
L, third. Time, 0:lo. ~,
93-yard dash (hsndicsp; final heap-"9A
by NJ C-amer, Company NJ l5 teep; X n
Rockwell Company ID Us foeO. second D.
CrandaII jr.. company NJ. O2 feeu, third
Time, 900 As.
Sso-yard run (hsndicap)--won By g. A
Carson, Company b GO yardsl o. =. Brow
Company L (3J yardsD, seconds; o.. =
strong. company B go YARDS, third. Tine
Tent raising contest-won by COMPANY
llne lao. ~OH'PH"' -
Half mile roller skating race tncviesl-
Won by w. Bible, Company ~ G.. o. U Tonn'
Company Z, second; + H. Williams COM
pany G., third. Time, 1874 10. ~
one mile roller skating race thandicaplTr
Won ~ \. T.. Heinrich. Company 20
YARDS; H. T. Bensel; COMPANY r. 'So y@'V1,,s
second: W. A. st, sie6s ss, Company ="
Putting the l6-pound shot thandleapl
Won BY j. Bennett. Company c ,i2 feet,
with an actual put OF 81 feet inches; }. D.
Elliott, Company Il scratch wlth ps..
OF a feet; =. T. Adams. Company ? :.
feet inchcs), with an actual pu, or "
feet inches. third.
Special event Invitation national guard on.
mile relay race: handicap by % NsHa'
Battalion 81 yards) (shsw. Maurev, isnssi
Otuman): 22d Regiment "a ysrdS tPure,
Hiking, Onlen. Fraser, second; I'D hesm,n.
IS YARDS Won Hagen, smith SERVER
Groucty). third. Time. 1892 5-5. -.
Australian team pursuit race (EdHa ara pooa
win and Walter Raleigh. 18th Regiment
William Van Dendries and John ioNtNs,nss
list ReeimenO Won by Goodwin ana ha'e'''
4iO-yard run Cheayy marching order hant,
caul-Won by J. =. Crawford, Company ~
YARDS, J. y. snider. Company II 90 ysfass
second: D. T. smell Company % var"
third. Time l?o4 %. 81
GOO yard run Chandicap; final heap-Wen
W !. Ebbels. Company 20 yardsl,
Nckenna, Company - tscratchl, secono r,.s
trainer, company VI 70 yhfusl' tNl'''
O:3a %. -
Military relay race novice; six laps. 10
Hsisted trophy Won by Company CIV.
ridee, smith. Douglas): Company tD.es'"
Brandt. Farrngton). second. Time. 90 -"
Running high jump thhndicap) Won w ~
T.. Orris Company u 6 inches) WIN ~
actual jump ~ ; feet inches. Il. NolbrsOuy
Company II IS lncheS). with an agtua. !lmp Y
! feet second: w. Kennedy. ir.. COMPANY
NcratchD, with a Jump of feet 8 inches, u''e
Wal-scalinG contest Won 10y COMPANY a.
time 100: Company X. time az, se'0"'
Company r. time 1;t4 %. third. ,,s
Inter company roller skating relay 81
(handcap 26lO yards Won by COMPANY q
lscratchl. ORible. Grenz, BcnsoD: tonlpaH
as yards) Carson. Friend. Siehero, seem.
Company 80 vardsl. Hemrich. WALTON
Hanleyl third. Time, 5:26. II
SSO-ysrd inter-company relay race VSu--
capl-Won by Company 60 yardsG ore
pany II scratch second: Company a "
J ards third Time i;45 -