The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
JUNIORS SMOTHERED
BY NEW YORK A. G.
Visiting COllegians Add Test to
Indoor Championship
Track Meet.
SEVERAL RECORDS BROKEN

Athletes Of the New York \. e. over
whelmed all the other organizations last
night in the fight for points at the junior
championship meeting Of the A. A. L.
held in the Thirteenth Regiment Ar1nory,
Sumner and jefferson avenues. Brooklyn.
In all hut four of the eleven events the
wearers OF the winged foot were recog-
nized BY the judges as scorers. and though
only three actual victories were credited
to members of he club the minor places
secured brought the winning total up TO
32 points. 1t was stunning reverse Tor
the Irish American \. C., which failed to
get one first place and finished second
with 10 points one more than fell to the
share Of the Bronx Church House.
Harry Hillman's Dartmouth team OF
three men made the best showing OF the
colleges and led all except the athleuc
clubs with = points. while no other or
panization was credited with more than
che 3 points which go 20 the winner or n
race. How well balanced the competitions
were is shown by the fact that the New
York 4. G. was the only cluh to annex
more than one race. In addition to ;he
clubs named the winners came from the
following organizations: Georgetown rni-
versity. Long Island \. G.. Princeton Cni-
versity, Illinois \. G.. Chicago and Central
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school. These all
netted points. the others scoring Lough-
lin Lyceum. (. Bosto- :. A.. 3. Mohawk
A. c. 3; Millrose A. A.. 3: TRINITY cab.
2; Sheridan 4. G. .. Syracuse University.
.: St Georges A. G, .: University OF
Pennsylvania. /. and Boston Irish Ameri-
can A. c.. |.
Two records were broken and one
equalled. while In every event on the pro-
gramme the performances suffered little
by comparison with the standa DIS set by
juniors in other years. +. D. Maurer.
New York A. G., started the record break
ing by clipping fifth OF a second from
the previous mark for the go of % 9-5,
made by r. Lennon. The biggest leap
forward however. was made by W. II.
Taylor. In winning the standing broad
lump TAYLOR cleared 10 feet inches,
which Is five inches better than the
record of r. u. Littauer Of Columbia
University Dartmouth's hurdle racer.
Derrll s Trenholm, was responsible for
the record equalled. He slipped over the
hurdles in So seconds in his trial heat
and repeated in the final in the same
time, placing his name on the record
books side by side with Ike Lowell OF the
Irish American A. C.
Winfield Cough. who ran unattached.
was one of the choices who made good. 1t
looked as though he also might be beaten
when Myles McHugh Of the Pastime A. &.
fought his way to the front In the 600 yard
race. Half way round the last tap cough
tackled McHuGh. with the result that the
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even finish.
Abe Lemberg OF the Trinity Club had
been widely touted as the likely winner OF
the two miles. Little Horton OF the New
York A. G. stuck to Lemberg like leach
and then had enough left to stave OF the
challenge of A. j. Fogel in the last lap
and win with a smile on his face. Fogel
outgamed Lemberg for the place.
Intense interest was taken in the one
mile walk. because OF the earnest EFFORTS
made to provide a contest in which' the
men would be compelled to maintain
strictly nccl and toe gait John ]. Norton
wa. the judge and his lnsistence kept
mosv 81 me men moving more fairly than
usual Under ne stress OF racing, sam
schwartz OF the Irish American \. G.
skipped glarinGly in the last lap and was
promptly ruled off while twenty yards IN
the lead OF William Plant Schwartz re-
fused 20 leave the track and Tor TINS
charges were preferred against nm by
A. J. ILL of Boston, the referee. Plant
was the actual winner. and though ms
style was nv no means faultless' ne
showed a disposition to do his best 10
walk. J. Ely Goldsteln. VINO was IN third
place after Schwartz was disqualified, was
the only man to whose method no ohjec-
ton could be taken. The summaries:
Putting - Pound Shot-won hy, \ r. E,i-
patrick, New York \. G., with 30 feet -.
ond' With 40 feet inches; \. Fetter, irish
American A. C. third. with ~ feet inches;
Robert Lucey. irish American A C." fourth
$50 Yard Run-Won nv f. u. Maurer, New
york R PS,Y SST xSFh Svsr
sIty third. Frank kaufman. unattached
fourth. Time. 20 l-6 seconds. 'New indoor
Standing Broad Jump-won by " H.
Taylor, Illinois \. G., chicago win 10 feet
{. second. with 10 feet Ia inches; Steve a
Bsur, Irish American \. 9" third with 10
c. fourth, with feet llh inches. ,New
Running High Jump-Wqn by A Mar;
COLLEGE second, win feet 10 in .r,e,
with feet inches; ]. A. Trefry, Jr, New
York a; e., fourth, with feG, inches,
Island A C.. J. Burkhardt Bronx church
third, }. }. Erwig, Mnlrose a A. fourth
Schwartz, Irish American A. G., finished FIRST
after being disSua,5rti on ~, Arthur ror,0,
Central Congregational church; A. Pinkerton.
Jr, Longhin iyetHm. second d, r9litzeT
Loush"n Lyceum, fourth Time, ti-5 sec
1000 Yard Run--won by NJ. J. Hayo.
Princeton University, y $ Fraser irish
amGTican, a c second n Gets; Mn n os
fourth Tine Tmc minutes H: e. s sseonds
so Yard Hurdles--Won by D. ;. Tren.
s SSs"a .3ond r":'' stcb Nsw F 4sls
G.. third; ! Ross, N"w York A. c.
attached y. iFfiek. Ncw York a. q, second; ,
i om0 9et No JN@geES f9rk , a. 1 rIG
Two Milo Run-.woe by W. Horton. New
ffo'E s.,ona S "6G ir'1 Trn H%' Ga6
,hr1i r. Flynn Irlah american 4. g.
standing nigh Jump--Won by j. Hin