The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
OutfiniShcs KOlchmuincn and
Makes kiviat Quit After
Mile and a Half.
HAS TEN YARDS TO SPARE
Halpin Beats Baker in 1000
Yard Run--Ellcr Ties -
Yard Hurdle Mark.


Hannes Holehmainen in the special two
mile race which had been arranged to
wipe out scandals of recent date. In a
cleanly run race the Long Islander showed
his superiority over the world famous
Finn after having set such cracking
pace that kiviat was run off his feet at
mile and half
Tho crowd cheered wildly as Kramer
held OF the Firms rush when the pistol
cracked FOR the last lap, never letting
him get nearer than hts shoulder. The
cheers grew to laundering roar az
Kramer opened a gap of two yards when
he slipped around the Madison avenue
turn. The Finn was doing his level best
and he fought with arms and legs to
try and close the gap. Nothing availed
against the speed and stamina OF the
little Long Islander and he dashed through
the tape ten yards ia front OF koieh-
msinen. Mike Devanney, the outsider of
the field. was nearly a lap behind At the
finish The time was (? minutes Is 2-5
seconds. the best made this season on q
correctly measured track
Kramer took the Lead soon after the
start and was followed by kiviat. koleh-
mainen and DeSauney in close order. Les
lie fell away after the first mile. which
was covered in 4 "a As. and two laps later
he quit. Nivat hung on kraners heels
until Devann,y rushed by him just before
the mil. and "a half was completed. kiNiat
dropped out then and the crowd booed and
Missed before turning its attention to the
race betwe, the other two KS.
Kramer hung up 6 $50 Id for the mile
and !. half and then began TO force the
running 50 that Kolehmainen mad to do his
best to keep up. The whirlwnd pace set
BY the two great rivals left Devanney Tar
behind. When Kramer landed the honois
the cheering was sustained for awhile.
then broke GU, afresh when the winner
and his time We're announced.
Pat Ryan, who formerly competed in
the colors OF the Irish American A. G.,
appeared as unattached and had the credit
of making a new worlds record at putting
the Is pound weight with follow. He
hurled il SO feet inches, displacing the
figures mace by Dennis Horgan in 1905
by six inches.
The two mile intercollegiate relay he
tween Yale and Cornell was spoiled by
Bayne OF Yale falling when he had a
good lead on his Cornell rival Dave
Caldwell VINO ran the final relay for
Cornell, showed Inc piece OF running
and turned the half mile. which meant
victory for the ltnacans, In SO.
AlVdh 7. Meyer, scratch man in the
so yard handicap. was shut out in his
trial heat by Il. Pnlitzer. an unattached
man. who FINISHED, n b % seconds, SO that
Meyer would have been forced TO beat
the record to win Frank L. Stephenson,
The lao yard junior champion. worked
INFO the final heat. lie started from
three feet. and though he beat J. II. Ra-
venell the negro champion. who ran
from the same mark. he failed to catch
q Mind, Of H.. 81 Rartholomew A. q,
Nuodt reached IN. tam. inst before he
broke down and had to limp to the
dressing room.
Jack E,ller won his heat in tn. 20
r. ,t,,,o 80 - -. ..cn,,ds us apr,unc.d
no .,,,ail,rc ~, i,ldnnr r.corS I,rd.r
so yI Wbch vaTi uI0 ,re f. IN, those
OF last night T.. Tempieton has cleared
the low hurdles over a stretch OF 10
yarus IN se'ohus. fdltI won u!e Hnai
neat OF the hurdles and TINS time he
SHpp,u n.i" S -, Inv s o,o, SINS ~ y
nm an elp"r r s,',rr 10 'he 'e'ora OF >
eecorhS " In leihpIetoh
De Gruchy took the lead when the pis-
tol cracked Tor the l.oOO yard run. with
hstna "tO8p'Hs INTO nice p's, h aus.
o oen."H, anu snepparu 'h.ru ,. ~, me pace
Grmcbv who ""ntinnod in the lead un,ii
shot out Out Of the ' bunch and with ter.
De cruehy The New Yorker nailed Hal
up to the fact that he had a real race
on hand ssker had a lead of i've Yards
The Bostonian's speed was amazing
then and as the pistol cracked for the
last Ian Hnlpin went out in front and
H. " ,'.,.I ~, h, ' a. :" ' ,h an
tn'n oPen.u w. uis SAP On Tue resi-
OF the field The New Yorker fought
valiantly, out Halpin drew out to win
by eight yards. The time Of 9 minutes
x sarnnds is rho hos, mad. for go.
~ 9tEoi,oa II 'he peSt "'a"e TOT !eare
and perhaps may be an indoor record.
Sheppard was third, five yards behind
Rakpr and Meredith was moor fourth
MI ,,,,;a. WV" " '' '""' w.
me summaries
90 Yard Dash. Handicap-Won by C.
Mundt, St Bartholomew a. c., feet; F.
l. IStepheLson, Trinity club feet second;
=, n NaftneII, -. thrls'npher tluo j rect,
third Time; S.5 seeonda.
"a ferH hurdie Race handIcap-Won by
j. ,Euer' irish american A. G, scratch
secohd W ~; Poiter, New York a, C.,
'.. w Yi iii''s ."eor ,, ~, ,,,.
..NG iafd nun NoVice-"on by w. Mesl0h.
81 Par money -, ", H. huHsoh, fru-
nehtlai insurance Iolhpahy a a, second
~. ur b'sS'' uh"t'eehe"' 'h'ru' Iiihe' DO 10
ses.nns ,,. ,,,, ,r l.. ~,
$1,000 a. ru Hun. neha in on oy D. hnha'
irish american A. e. scratch second; Carl
manner NeW i9rk - ~, scratch thlrd.
Tlme, nlhute ." 10 SECONDS, -
lVoo nard ,hISS, ncAIeehah Irophy-
MIn hy !. hhP,i'' noston =, =, nomsr
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