The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-19
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
ENTRIES PASSED ON
Five Teams. Two Individuals
Declared Eligible for
Senior Plod.
SIGNS PLACED on COURSE

Entries for the senior cross-coun;ry
championship Of the Metropolitan Assoc
clstion were passed upon last night by
tho championship committee, with the re-
suit that i've teams and two individuals
we're declared eligible for the title race
f. I've run over the new course in Pros
pcci Park next saturday. Nearly all the
good distance runners are included ~ the
team entries. among them being Hannes
kolchmaincu. who will lead the first team
Of the Irish American 4. c. This ac-
counts for the scarcity Of individual en-
tries the Only ones named being W.
kvronen, who completes unattached. and
Nick Gauakopulos Of the M.llrosc \. A.
ward Brennan attended the meeting
ms the representative % Park commits
soner II. V. Ingcrsoll, and Informed tho
committee that the start and finish on
the parade grounds will be roped on also
tina, signs have been placed In the open
country. such as the long meadows. to
indicate the course. The race will start
at the shelter House on the Parade
Grounds. Ocean Parkway entrance, where
there will be dressing accommodations
for the athletes The start will be at
az NJ The entries:
ltisn Aine-io"B 4 g. First TframJH kgg-
lrnUllfWeu ! haFufus y J nktl i. u
Denne.Iy. +. Flynn. +. yuma J Gafncy, ".
Iorcl
Larson. J. Lang. ! c Hermans. = Maclsy.
Bronx church Hou.e-,ieorse Kelley, J. J
Russiefo. y l.. Byrne. II Gun;her
Messer. W Calvin. :. Roeenhaun, j Kerirs.
W. Roiette. J. +. Gleason. p. Keatins. N.
New York Athletic club-M. Hughes. +.
n OH L.
n Alderman, II HonohAn. L. G. Bellars.
Individus. Entrie.-v Kyronen. unattached
y. GisnAkopulos. Miilrosc 4. A
When members Of the Irish American
A c. studied the list OF attractions pre-
pared for the games in the Garden a week
from next Saturday hey were inclined to
take the refusal Of the New York A. c.
to send relay team more ph.losophicaiiy
than al first. The Irish club will take
on single handed the task Of opposing
tho Boston \. \. in the club relay. bCs des
which there are two other relay races
AZ nile calculated TO arouse Interest.
ono will he for the high school cham
pioaship. for which the Burke trophy will
he given. and IN the other the ChtCf cup
vill he raced for by Federal. State and
city employees For the McAleenan
trophy At 900 yards the entries of Mere
dith. Baker, kivat, Powers ard Gordon
promise 10 make a slashing race. while
tho two finus, kolehmainen and Kyroueu
Will meet In the three mile handicap.
O,her champions on the list OF compoti-
tors are Pat Ryan. Matt Mctirsth. Pat
Mcdonald. Alvah r. Meyer. Tim Ahearn.
Jack Eller and Flat Adams \ Gaelic
football game between Kerry and Kildare
'ssms will wind up the evenings enter
,ainment.
Another tribute 20 the memory Of the
late James =. sullivan arrived ~ Tho
Offices of the \ \. L. YESTERDAY from
Australis. A resolution passed by the
Amateur Athletic Union Of Australia and
New Zealand was forwa rdeG by T. :.
Marks honorable secretary. together with
personal expressions Of sympathy from
NJ Su.livans friends in the antipodes (:
Richs-d Coomhes. : y Rowley and T.. 3
Marks all officers OF the union there
Announcements was made YESTERDAY
that the games OF the Millrose A. \.
would he held IN Madison Square Garden
o. Thursday evening January u mex.
4 7@w feature has been added in a 500
ward invitation race for which q valuable
trophy will he put w 20 be won by the
club whose entry shall be the winner
three times The Rodman Wanamaker
'rophy for me two mile handicap, now
held by the Long Island A G. will he In
competition and there will be the usual
road race.