Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-03
ATHLETIC STARS FALL BY
WAYSIDE IN TABS GAMES

who recently resigned as a member Of
the Xavier Club, was a late entry. In
the third heat Holland. who started
from the scratch mark, was shut out.
Edward Heine, one of Seton Halls
leading athletes, was shut out in the
semi-fnal heat. Howard Seney, of the
Bronx Church House, just managed
to squeeze over the line a winner
from Everett Marks, of the Central
Congregational Sunday School. Joe
Higgins, of this city, was a close
third.
Setting the pace all the way, Charles
McGoughran. running unattached,
easily won the one-mile novice in 4
minutes 50 3-5 seconds. McGoughran.
who is the leading cross country run
ner at the West Orange High School,
had things his own way.
Bike Races Interesting.
The bicycle races proved interesting
enough, spill in the two mile handi-
cap adding to the excitement. Ac-
cording to the riders. the Armory
track was slippery and hard to man
age on the turns. Alfred o. Lake
dropped out of the first heat with only
four laps to go. He saw that his task
of overhauling the limit men almost
next to impossible and acted accord
ingly. In the final of the two-mile
handicap Vanden Dries tried to go
through on the turn with Attardi,
but fell and brought Gaffney with
him. Vanden Dries remounted his
wheel. but was unable to do anything
of note. Attardi won, with McCor-
mack second and Van Zandt third.
Lake came back in the one-mile BIZ
cycle race and defeated Van Zandt
and Waeldner
The mile walk, as usual, created a
deal of comedy. George Foran, Of
the Newark police. set out at a brisk
pace but was soon passed up and
he dropped to the rear. Samuel
Schwartz, president of the Walkers
Club of America, got first place;
Plank, Long Island Athletic Club, sec
ond and Goldstein, unattached,
third. william Plant. of the Long
Island Club. and Aronson, of the Pas
time Club, were both disqualified for
running after they had finished third
and fourth, respectively.
Exciting Relay Races.
The relay events proved exciting.
although the Salem Crescents failed
to give the expected fight to the Pas
time and New York A. c. teams. The
Pastime Athletic Club runners, with
Myles Ntzhugh,, won the 1,200-yard
relay race, with the New York Ath-
letic Club second and Loughlin Ly-
ceum third. Tommy Lennon was sec
ond man on the New York teams re-
lay, and he practically brought the
team in the running with his good
work. The New York team was four
yards behind scratch.
Tn fha IT A r s. rPlav race at
four laps the team composed of Lott,
captain; Parks, Gundera and DON
aghue won with Captain Brady's
team second and Kehoe's team third.
Reilly. of Captain Hudson's team, fell,
practically putting that combination
out of the race. The summaries:
one-AIile Run (Novice) Won by
Charles MeGoughran; 1nat5aened seco MiI.
Mathew Lynch, unattached, third. Time,
Seventy -fve-Yard Dash (Handicap)..
Won by Howard Seney, Bronx Church
House % it,; Everett Marks, Central
Congregational Sunday School 40 IT,,
second Joseph Higgins, unattached ~
it,, third; Time. IS. ,, .r
Two Mile Bicycle (HandicaplZ Won py
A. Attardl unattached go yds;l; B. Me- 5-
Cormack, Empire City Wheelmen tl4o
yds.), second: Joseph A: Van Zandt Em IN
pire City Wheelmen (65 yds:9. third
William van zen Dries, NEW Ioth ~ ~
go yds). fourth. Time. 5m: 1858.
Three quarter Mile tHandicapl : won
by II. L. Ashwell, Prudential A; A 100
yds); W. F. Kelly, unattached gao yds; ;;
second; Tom Moore. Melrose A. c. (SO
yds), third. Time, SIN. 1046s.
One-Mile Walk (Handicapl-Won by
Samuel Schwartz, Irish American A.. G.
(Ss0: J. E. Goldstein, unattached (1Ssl !,
second; William Plant Long Island A. c.
13s.), third Time, I'm SIS.
S00-Yard (Handicapl-Won by d; Po-
letter. Sheridan A. C.. % yds;); 10. ID.
Maurer. New York a. c. % yds.), second
William f. Wiese. Bronx Church House
iii yds), third. Time, 1855.
Two Mile (Handicap)-Won by A. !.
Lemberg. Trinity Club (I5 yards; sec
ond, c. Schaffer. Long Island A. c. 125
yards): third. G. Messler. Long Island
A c. d25 yards). Time minutes 2315
200 Yard (Handicap) Relay-won by
Pastime A. c., NJ. Burke, NJ. McHugh,
Matt Shea y. !. Shea second, New York
A. G.: third, Loughlin Lyceum. Time,
. minutes 1125 seconds.
One-Mile Bicycle Race (Openl-Won by
A. O. Lake. New York A. C.: second,
William Van den Dries, New York A.
C. third William Waeldner, Empire city
Wheelmen. Time, minutes A seconds.
Members Relay $50 YARDS Handicap-
Won by +. Lott l.. Parks, Jabes Guldar,
James Donaghue 40 yards); second, G.
Brady, J. Reilly, James Cribbin, X. Hud-
son 10 yards); third, William kehoe,
NJ. Toohey, W. Kearns, S. Reilly go
yards. Time, 1 minute 2S16 seconds.