Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-23
DARTMOUTH ENTRY
FOR TITLE GAMES
Trenholm, Seimsen and Cam
Viii Compete in Junior Cham
piOnship Meet.
RECORD FIELD ENTERED

Harry Hillman, the ex-Olympic
champion, who is now coaching at
Dartmouth, VIII enter few members
of his track team in the junior ma
tional championships at the. Thir
teenth Regiment Armory, Brooklyn,
| Tuesday night. Hillman has three
| budding stars in Frank Lagay, Gus
Braun and Lloyd Granger, of this
city, but the Dartmouth preceptor
does not intend to enter these runners
| in Tuesdays meet. Outside of keep
ing In condition as much as possible,
| the NeWarkers have not done much
| training. 1t Is the intention of Hill
man 10 get his athletes In top con-
ditior for the intercollegiate events,
and active training will probably be-
gin right after the holidays. Among
| these who will represent Dartmouth
at the junior Champs" are D. S.
Trenholm, who used to timber top
| for Poly Prep, and who is entered in
the sixty-yard high hurdles; q. z.
! seimsen, young high jumper who
| has been clearing the bar at six feet
regularly Al practice, and H. Cam,
the former High School of Commerce
shnt-pntter. Cam is credited wieh a
record at Dartmouth with the tweive-
pound shot, heaving the iron bali
forty eight feet.
The list Of entries received bv the
championship committee is the largest
in the history of the event, according
to announcement today.
Gardner Undecided.
John Brooks Gardner, of this city.
who is a member of the New York
Athletic Club, is undecided whether
he will enter the junior champion
ships. Gardner has not had much
chance to train of late. He figured
In a blanket finish in the sixty-yari
dash in the junior championships last
year, getting fourth place. He ran as
member of the Central High School
at that time and was captain of the
track team.
Halpin's Record May Fail,
| There will probably be a new
worlds mark estab ished in the 600
yard race, one of the big events in
the Save-a- Home fund athletic car
nival at Madison Square Garden
| New York, Saturday night. Tom
| Halpin, of the Boston Athletic Asso-
ciation, holds the record at the pres
/ ent time. having covered the distance
in 1;13 2-5 seconds. There is a classy
| field entered. among the most promi
nent being Homer Baker, of New
York; Martin Hayes of Princeton:
Ollie De Gruchy. Mel Sheppard, Win
| Cough. of the Millrose Athletic AS
sociatioD, and Myles McHugh, of the
Pastime Athletic Club.
| Friclx to Return TO Track.
| The junior championships Tuesday
night will see the return of Eddie
Friclk,, who several years ago was one
| Of the best middle-distance runners
! In the Metropolitan district. Frick
will answer the call of Paul Pilgrim.
who is still as active a member OF
| the New York Athletic Club as he
/ was when he was captain. Although
| away from the indoor meets for some
time Frick, who holds the worlds
record for 600 yards. jointly with Me-
! Sheppard. and who several years ago
won the Metropolitan Junior cham
pionship at half a mile. rs ok pecte5
to figure in the point score. GEs se,5
| Gutterson Anxious to "Come-back.H
| Another prominent athlete who Is,
trying a come back is AL Gutter
son, of Boston, who was one of the
/ best broad Jumpers ever produced in
America. Gutterson is anxious 10
make the trip to the Panama. Pacific
exposition and figures he will be able
to get down to form by that time. He
believes that the climate on the Pa,
cif1c coast will aid him in his attempt
| to beat Peter O'Connor's worlds rec
ord of "a feet 11& inches.
Holiday Road Run.
The Hollywood Inn Club of Yonkers.
will hold its fourth annual New
Years Day six-mile handicap road
race at Yonkers. The entry list is
expected to exceed that of former
years
Chance for Novice Distance Runners.
AS a means of bringing out distance
runners the Long Island Athletic
Club, of Brooklyn, will hold four
mile road race for novices January g.
A silver loving cup will be offered to
each of the first six men to finish
4 The race will start at the Long
Island Athletic Club headquarters
40S Evergreen avenue, Brooklyn, at
o'clock