Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
LOCAL ATHLETES
FAIL TO PLACE
IN JUNIOR MVgl
Philadelphians, However. +
Amateur Athletic Unioe,
Track and Field Even,
Make Good Showine.

Though Philadelphians entered IN a..
annual junior track and field charnpln..
ships of the Amateur Athletic Union !,
Brooklyn, did not win medal. "a,
made a splendid showing against Il.
cream of the athletes gathered from N
sections OF America.
In the 22O-yard dash Frank Kaufman
now competing unattached, came throua
in his heat in dandy style, but afl.,
making a game effort in the final, VA.
outside Of the money. A blanket wcun
have covered the runners in this rats
"Joe" Lockwood, of Penn, was entered
here, but did not start. c. Thibault, d
the Germantown Boys Club, mado
good impression in the high Jump but
could not land a trophy In o compctltloa
where men were clearing around Q fo,s
Joe" o'Brien, Of the Victrlx Cathulla
Club, was pocketed on the Summer ava.
nue side of the 18th Regiment Arnoty
where the games were held, and nevs.
had an opportunity Of showing his speed
He finished third. But two men quail.
fed in the heats. Richard F. Warren.
Penn student, representing the German
town Boys Club, was up against stla
competition in the 60-yard high hurdles
and considering the fact that he has had
little training over the timbers, made
fine showing. The Dartmouth star. Tren.
holm, wac the winner.
Paul Lafuna, of the Victrix G. @,
never warmed up in the two-nile racs
and could not place. The run was not
too fast for him, but he was Just Of
color. M. ]. b. McDonagh cleared 10
feet inches in the standing jump, but
could not land. The winner broke the
Junior record, and the next two men
were tied for the second honors.
Athletes Of the New York A. C. smoother,i
gade was out in greater strength than ans
other organization and the outfit possessed
quality as well as quantity.
Though the New York A. C. scored an over.
whelming victory in number OF points mani
OF the visitors contributed to tho enjoynenl
OF the spectators by putting up smashing per
vas credited to ". H Taylor. who came Al
he he sy syydn from Chicago to capture the TILE
inches Witch Is vo Inches better ted thsn an IA a.
second Off the record for the 22o.yard Sss SssI
Trenholm. OF Dartmouth, equaled the SD rec
ord in the hurdles The summary:
Putting 12-pound shOt--,won by J. R. HI
nehes ihPst omSted 5GnE a. New Yi5n York q Get
ond, with % feet 9 ihcSss; 4 Fetter, isiss
American A. c.; third, with 4s feet inches
with AZ feet or inches.
22O-yard run-won by T. d. Maurer Ney
York 4. G.; R. 2. Daisley' New York 4; &
sity,. third Frank Kaufman. unattached
fourth Time. % 1-5 seconds. CNew indoo
record.)
,Sn StaTdipg broad r,an ;1mg-w09 Wen by Esylo A
J.. J. Froelich Irish-American A. c., secons
With 10 feet S inches Steve 4 Lar az Isi
10 feet * inches CNeW GrS indoor junior % TecorG
Running high jump-won by A. Marsha
inches; George seimsen, Dartmouth Colleg'
second, with 8 feet 10 Inches: George Ludek'
st. aeOgsS A. g. taSTd ydt Tith fec Ssss so4ii
with e. ieetys feet inches. New i0rN a. ~ 'O
one-mile wall-won by W. Plant. Lor
oans Esana second A Ey RrGnn SsSs
third; J. ]. Erwig, MiilroBe A. A., fourt
Time min minutes 16 415 seconds sa 81,
after being disqualified
60-yard dash-won by. Arthur. L. Ensle
Central congregational Church; A; PinksTtol
Sheridan x. G.. third; r. W. Meponai
LoughlIn Lyceum. fourth. Time. 40 So
onds.
ton Nun TSiVersity; S E. s, Frasei. frish-Amtfics
A. c., second; NJ Gels, Millrose 4: A., thlrt
W. F; Kelley. unattached, fourth. Time mi
6O-yard hurdles-won by. d. s. Trenholm
Dartmouth University; ]. A. High Boston !
]. Ross. New York A. c., fourth. Time. s.
seconds.