The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-03

.ste"eu OUT ana there was no holding
the lanky one, who had a lead of q
couple Of yards when the irst lap ended
ys Sruchy took second place away from
kiv'at and Sheppard worked up from q
PAD beginning into fourth place.
hiv'at uncorked his sprint at the bell
Tor the hnal lap. but 1t only landed him
IN second place. for tho ianky Bostonian
that carried him further away at every
motion. Sheppard also was coming
| strong. but none had q chance with HAL
pin. who finished strong as n lion ten
yards In front Of kivIat. Sheppard was
only yard behind his clubmate and five
yards In front Of DE 0ruchy. The time OF
l1s 2-6 clipped wo-fifths Of a second
on the indoor record for the distance made
by Ted Meredith.
The 500 yards was run In lanes and
Meyer proved as much AZ home on the
outside as inside. He had the pole In his
he was placed In the outside lane and.
utilizing all his apeed at the hnish, broke
the worsted two yards before the previous
record holder. Holland. with Burma last
years champion. In third place
Abel r. kiviat OF the irish American
=. =. reestaolished himself with the sport
iovins public by running a beautifully
JUDGED race and retaining his title as
1000 yard champion.
Win two exceptions the field opposed
10 hisiat was composed Of local runners
yer Homer Baker. the New York A. c.
crack. forced the winner to clip two.
nIths OF second or his championship
record Tor the distance made last year
and indeed Baker might have won the
race II he had displayed a little OF the
Judgment which the little Staten Islander
commanded.
baker finished second. a bare two Yards
behind kiviat. and the pair danced away
from the rest Of the field In a rousins
last lap fnish, so that II. r. Mahoney Of
Boston. who finished third. was fifteen
yards back
Kivat had the pole. with BAKER
next. then Mahoney and Burke Of the
Boston A. A. and W. Anderson OF the
New York A. c. on the extreme outsid.
Mahoney sprinted to .he front "A soon
Anderson and Burke. with Baker strid
Ing along easily In the rear. On the
second lap kiviat dropped back 70 fourth
place. but moved up into third position
close behind Mahoney and Anderson. 50
as to get ready for his jumping finish
Baker had his eye on the Irish Ameri.
can crack. and when Kiviat started to
make his move about 200 yards from the
hnish the Winged Foot man also began to
run In earnest
instead or going TO the outside, where
. clear path awaited him, Baker divei
past Burke and Mahoney and was IN
neat pocket between Kiviat and Ander-
son when the bell sounded for the last
hp.
Before Baker had moved GU, and
around Anderson. Kiviat was three yards
In front and bounding along with his
forceful stride 50 that Baker had a hone
less task before him. The Staten Islander
skinned the border for the final turn.
while Baker swung little wide II was
m 81 Nd To-. SAA
long strides were Of no avail against the
determined leaps OF Kiv!at. who bounded
through the tape two yards In front OF
his rival.
KiviatS example was followed BY his
club mates Of the Irish American A. G
and victory for the winged nst wearers. ~
that before the games we're half over
there was no question about the point
honors going to the Celtic Park brieade
Aivah Meyer was the next to score for
the Irish American A. c. He had only
i've opponents. but In the ANAL heat was
hard pressed by Frank Stephenson Of the
Trinity Club. who led for sixty. i've
yards Meyer developed a fine burst Of
speed In the last ten yards and won by
a good yard. his time ~ SIS seconds
epuanins the championship record.
Pat Mcdonald scored his hrst victory
m the ~ pound shot put. but did not ap-
proach his figures Of last year He scored
tE'l' Nv NHe POuTu weight TOT nelgNt.
with Pat Ryan. the lately rsinstated men,
Der Of the Irish club. in second place
Jack Filler continued the successes OF the
Irish American a. c. In the 10 yard hurdle
race. In which he equalled the champion.
ship record Of Q as seconds. standing to
the credit Of J. L. Hartranft.
One Of the best performances OF the
night was put UP by Dick Remer in the
two mile walk. He walked In a scrupu-
lousy fair manner and was pushed for
the first mile by Eddie REM Of the Mo-
hawk A. c. Remer opened up q gap OF
TWENTY-FIVE yards then. only to have Rens
come like an express train In the last lap
and finish fifteen yards behind the winner.
Remer's time Of ~ minutes 81 as seconds
pionship record made by Clifford. who was
IN third place last night and well beaten.
The summaries:
70 Yard High Hurdie-won by John J.
Elier, Irish American A. C: F. L. Brady.
So,s:r; Sew yers x G. third ' 5 Sepsn.is.
Columbia University a; A. fourth. Time.
IS Ysrd Dash %won ' ~ RiS.n 't Msy.r
irish American A c.; p. P. oHara: Masss.
SON. Triniss CLUB third: John ). Ei.s. D isi:n
American a. G, fourth. Time. I SIS sseonas.
h9s w YAH. ass"RR s"M%on s'i 81 A,v Mover.
;S,ra s issnf Ar s:s s is:s s:is
fourth. Tims, 81 i-S seconds. New inaoor
500 Tara Run-won By T. J.. Haipin,
ssn 0 G.. :.eoaS; Il. ". siepp.la. Am nr,.n
Sew x' york H. T.. 9ourih Fine. 1 mIsni.
10 2-5 seconds. New indoor record.
1000 Yard Run-Won by Abel X. Kiyiat,
Irish American A. c.; Homer Baker. New
York A, C., second; X. ,. Mnhonsy.. Boston
4. A.. third: W. Anderson. New York A G.,
fourth, Time. minutes Is rs seconds.
Two Mile kun-Won BY Harry J. Smith.
Bronx Church House; William J. Kramer,
Long Island A. c.. second; no third. Time,
minutes ~ seconds. New championship
=; TSo ~; w.,.cwcsn H. !. H. s:m:,.
g. .sconS: Il; n Slaord; NeSaSdin ".
New Champion record.
Running High Jump-won by Eugene
Jennings, Bronx Church House. with . feet
/ inch; Harry Barwise, Boston A. A.. second. |
third. with feet 10 inches No fourth:
Ad s.nnc'n Nov " Yora <. q. WITH 10 feet ii
Inches; Leo GoehrinS Mohawk A. c.. second. |
with 10 feet ! inches; Ben ". Adams. New
York A. c., third. with 10 feet az inches: |
" L. Zines, Bronx Church House. fourth. |
Standing Hish Jump-won BY Pistt
Hen W. Adams. New York 4. c.. second.
with I feet IL inches; l. Emss. Bronx