New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-21
School and College Ath-
letes Help Mercury Foot
Carry Off Title.
KYRONEN RUNS THREE
MILES IN FAST TIME
Gordon and ONeill Take Pouch
ers's Measure in Poorly
Paced Mile Run.

small army OF nlBn SCuooi anu Sofeo"
athletes, the New York Athletic Club
made a runaway race for the point
honors in the annual junior metropolitan
track and field championships. which
were held at Travers Island yesterday.
The Winged Foot club emerged from
the fray with the unusually high total OF
IS points. completely burying the Irish
American Athletic Club, which had only
g points. The Smart Set Athletic Club.
with two titles to its credit. was third.
with 10 points, with the Mohawk and
Long Island Athletic clubs tied tor
fourth honors. with 6 points.
Willie Kyronen, OF the Kaleva Athletic
Club, gave one of the best exhibitions OF
the day in winning the three-mile run
Kyronen followed pace for two laps and
then set out IN the lead. Moving along
like a well oiled machine. he maintained
his position 10 the finish, winning by
seventy yards in the fast time OF 10
minutes 3-j second. A. j. Fogel, OF the
ish-American club, was home in second
position.
Vincent c. S. Eliot, a seventeen-year-
old boy from Bryant High School, who
made the only record.
He hurled the javelin 1877 feet inch.
which erased the old mark held by Harry
Lott, Of the Mohawk Indians. Eliot is
also holder OF the Interscholastic recoru
made on the same grounds several weeks
| ago Louis Rudnick, an Irish-American
athlete, was second TO Eliot, with 155 feet
! II inches.
/ The one-mile race. which had the most
representative field OF the day. did not
/ create the excitement and fast time that
/ was expected. Sixteen runners faced the
starter, and during the first three laps the
| pace was slow.
After Poucher, of Yale; ]. 2. O'Neill. OF
the New York Athletic Club; Frank
Foran. Of the St Anselm's Athletic Club.
and Willie Gordon, Of Yonkers. had alter
mated in setting the pace during the firsS
two laps, Gordon finally took command
at the completion of the third. He evi-
IDENTIFY did not like the snails pace OF his
opponents, and worked up faster clip.
The Yonkers man left the field behind,
with the exception Of o'Neill. who kept
close behind Gordon but was unable 10
gain any ground. The Yonkers runner
finished unusually strong and won by
fifteen yards in the fair time OF minutes
l2S seconds. Poucher did not run the race
expected of him and finished ten yards
behind O'Neill and only yard in ad-
vance Of Mike Taub.
Edward f. Gilmore. of the Dominican
Lyceum, was badly cut by spike in a
jam around the first turn and had to be
carried off the fled.
Hal Holland, the Xavier Splinter. made
another vain attempt to capture junior
title. He was beaten by inches by Ed
ward Jones, OF the Smart Set, in the CEN
fury sprint and ran a discouraging race
in the 22O-yard trials. being unplaced.
Gil c. Halstead OF Cornell, won the
pole vault for the Winged Foot with IL
feet inches after an interesting compe-
ttion.
The summaries follow:
TRACK EVENTS.
one.mile walk-won by Sam schwarts,
sched secSad GGsorsy a.
third; w. Plaut, Long Island 4. c.. fourth
ioO-yard cash (nnaI heap--won by E
Jones Smart Set A. C. Hal Holland. Xavier
A. A, second; S. V. Aldridge. New Yorh
A ;, c. t t'ic J. L. Kirby unattached fourth
i3O-yard high hurdles-wOn by J NJ. Rosa
New York \. C.; A. X. Pawlison. New YORK.
4. G.. second; }. ". Myer Long Island a. g.,
; third. Time. 0:l6 3-5.
} sSO-yarl run--Won By ". c. Weber. Ellz
/, abeth y ~ C. "A; J, j. Pees9. New fork
} third; l. II: Gordon, unattached. fourth.
9%f%ile rupW SSe ~ Y F. S GSfd02 e.
D second; n. Poucher, New York A. C.. third
. Mike Taub, Glencoe A. c.. fourth. Time.
226-yard low hurdles-won by H NJ. Mar
: tin. Smart Set A. C; H. sehaaf Irish-Amer-
ffa ri e. thId Rsleiss
J irish American A. c., fourth. Time. 0:2s 80.
'f@,yaTd runV Won b. v. B. Moore. y x \.
F. Asgen, unattached. third. Time. O:5i Is.
22S,ya[d T rIS-, By T. P, MeNaliSy. y Y.
Rhiseg n A. c. sou nia Tine r. C GsH i5
Three-nile run-Won by w. Hyronen
Ealeva A; c. A. j. FOgel. Irish-American a
c. second; c. Pores, unattached, third; "
]. Horton, ~ Y. A. C.. fourth Time. 800 a.
FIELD EVENTS.
Throwing the jsvelin-won by V. c. S. Eliot
Mex Mex 5 M6SaAk 4 E e. With S IS IN H.
ond: g. Kneil, Anchor A, C.. with 80 IT,
,3 THIRD H. , Kagtdo Mott i Haven A G.. wiz
record. 1866 T. lois in. held by Harry Lott
Throwing the discus-won by J. Davidson
swedish-American A. c., with 40 II. 10 IN
D Tom Joyce, Mohawk A. c.. with III n. q.
, IN. second: J. J. Quinn, Paulist A. c.. witt
III IT,; third: A, Fetter irish-American A. c.
with l07 II. 10 IN. fourth.
Throwing i2-pound hammer-won BY c. c
Olmstead, n. 7. A. c.. with i6t II. Q in: II
White, n. Y. A. c., with 1t5 II. In. second
T. l. Mstsukes, Greek-American A. c., VIII
Throwing SS-pound weight-won BY I. Gear
~ Y. A. c., with q Il ~ In: RI. White
~ 7. A. C., with ~ Il. 8 in second: c.
Pavlos, Pastime a. c.. with 80 q. liz in.
, third: 7. l. Aatsukes Greek-American A. c.
with 80 IT, In. fourth.
, Hop. step and jump-won by J. ]. poths
child. Evening Recreation. with II r. az in.
, A. Moller, ". Y. A. 9, with s II. 70 IN.
second; W. l. Selover. S. s. A. L. with q ~
in, third. B. Eichell. unattached. Wi:h 4
II. y in, fourth.
POINT SCORE
D New York, 50; Irish American q: Smart set
10; Mohawk and Long Island. 8; Glencoe, Swed
ish-American, Elizabeth 7. NJ c. A., sheri
dan, KaieYa, Pastine and Evening Recreation
D each; Xavier, 8: S. s. A. L., Q; Greek
, American. .; Anchor. 2: Mott Haven. 2.
New York A. G. with u. Z. Loescher. New
York A. c., with n. II In, second; D. "
Cady New>York A. c.. with S IT, 10 In, third
A. r, Rodriguez. unattached. with n. In.
fourth.
: Pole vault--won by G. c. Hsistead. New
! Pastime A. C.. with II IT,. second: !. W. &c
/ kenna, New York A. c., with 10 u. In.
third; J. A. Nogle, New York A. c., With i
r. in.' fourth. McKenna won third plac
q Putting l2-pound shot-won BY A Fet,er
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