New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03

Burke bounded along at the leaders
heels Kiviat was third. with Anderson
next in line, and Baker, as is his wont
in the early stages OF any race trailing
| along i'm last position.
/ For three laps the order was practically
unchanged. except that Burke found the
/ pace too hot for comfort and fell by the
wayside He dropped back, not to attain
| any prominence thereafter. Anderson
moved 10 TO second place. and Baker.
taking page from the same book also
bettered his position. Kiviat was still
in third place.
At the start Of the last lap kiviat found
himself in a bad pocket formed by An
derson, whose squirt carried him into mo-
mentary possess on OF the lead, and Ma
honey. running at Andersons shoulder
Tho crowd shouted its warning TO kiViat
| but it was not exactly needed. Rounding
the turn for the backstretch hiviat Dulst
through the field. and running on winged
feet took the lead, which he held untll
the end.
Baker did some heroic work in that
last lap. and on the backstretcn shooN
| himself free Of the other men 10 90 on
! I'm pursuit of Kiviat. He ran with rare
courage and great speed, but in TINS as
In many another instance, stern chase
was n long one. Bake closed IN a ulne'
but he was not sufficiently fleet OF foot
10 cut down the lead Of the flying lrish-
American boy.
| II Kiviat sounded the assault on faIher
Times citadel. II remained for Richar'
! r. Remer. another representative Vi INV
Winged Fist. 10 deal the graybeard a
! staggering blow Remer won the '"o
mile walk in the remarkable uihe oi -
minutes and q 40 seconds. This sha'-
tered the record for the championships
! bv 1915 seconds. held by DICK "lno'"'
Of the dominican Lyceum' ana eS'"'-
lshed last year.
Remer walked his race in front from
start 10 finish and won by about thfty
| wards from Eddie REM, of the Moha"N
! Athletic club. whose exhibition OF pure
unalloved fighting grit won him the sym
pathv and the hearty cheers OF the crown
| Dick clifford. the champion never IN Tue
! hunt. was beaten by some $50 NafdS ioi
frat honors Fred Kaiser. one or the
American Olympia team at Stockholm
was a bad fourth. Tapped by the winner
The summaries follow:
| onward run-Won by A. II. kivisl vor1
! American 4 c.. Homer Baker, Nt"
! A 9 second: ~ r. Mshoney. Boston =
/ ,nfyd William Anderson. New YORK ,o
! fourth lime 2.i5zs me" cha'"p'V''''
'' i5'ysrd dash Won by A,sh j. M MsssI.
! f-isb American a, g.. r. =. OHafh' MAJ
i,,se,,s Institute Of Technology. second y y;
Stephenson. Trinity a. g. MIRO 'on Fine
glitr. Fish Amcrlcsn a. e. fourth. i''"e
pDttin. Tho - pound shot-Won b. Iatri,N
! NcDouaid Irirh- American \. 9. 'nlstnin,,.
I III n inJ: j. T.. i@wley. lrlsh, N, ,',,,' ~
s. A. Boston 3G n. sll in. second J0 Nhln
tsilofi Kew York a. q. az n M ,lllu
/ ',T~o.mlle walk--won ey Hchsrd ,ic cfncr
| r-isb American A. g.. Edward NeuT. .nonnn"
! .'ls,nn snrGnd' e. - OXFORD McCsddin l9ceuin'
| inlfd. fred kaiser New YORK a. .,.o,, ,''' '''
/ dine u.ei 80 new championship rrcof9l
! s".cn,y.yard high hurdles Won ny 'Un
/ giier. lrish-Ameiican 4. g.. a. ~
| Eot,,,obls Tnivcrsity a. s'.oh., ,,...tt
! po,,e, Se.y YORK a g.. tnird. " Mcp9 1i,,.
roing,bia I'uieenify a. a. fou''"'
Po,,ing ,s.pound weight Tor he'sn'--"0" "