Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
KELLY ONLY LOCAL
BOY To WIN POINT
Prudential Athlete Fourth in
I,0OO-Yard Run in Junior
Championship.
GARDNER FAILS IN SPRINT

, Only one Newark boy, William E.
kelly, OF the Prudential Insurance.
Athletic Association, managed to get
a point in the national indoor junior
championship games of the Amateur
Athletic Union, which were held at
the Thirteenth Regiment Arfnory In
Brooklyn last night Kelly managed
to get fourth place in the 1,000-yard
run, and was beaten by such notable
performers as Martin j. Hayes, OF
Princeton, who came in first; b. D.
Fraser, of the Irish American Ath-
letic Club, second, and Matt Gels. OF
Millrose Athletic Association, third,
Two records went by the boards
and q thirA was equaIed. e. D. Maui
rer, OF the New York athletic Club.
in winning the 220-yard dash, Clipped
one-fifth Of second from the former
record, held by Tommy Lennon. the
University OF Pennsylvania sprinter,
and made last year. w. H. Taylor,
Il the University of illinois, won the
sanding broad jump with leap OF 10
.eet inches. This was five inches
letter than the former record. made
~ g. V. Littauer, OF Columbia. Uni-
arsity, last year Another record was
aqualed. Derrill S. Trenholm, one Of
LARRY Hillman's charges at Dart
mouth, timber topped the sixty-yard
hurdle In 3-5 seconds, the same
time being made last year by Ike
Lowell of the Illinois Athletic Club.
The New York Athletic Club won
the point championship, rolling up So
points. Members Of the Irish Amer
can Athletic Club tailed u points,
while Dartmouth and the Bronx
Church House teams were tied for
, third place. each having points.
Georgetown University, Illinois Ath-
etic Club and Long Island Athletic
Club were credited with five points
apiece.
The 1,000-yard run, in which Kelly
, Of this city, finished fourth, was ons
of the feature events Of the night. H.
+. Mahoney, Matt Gels, Martin Hayes,
Mark Thompson and Dave Noble were
some of the cracks entered in this
event Hayes took the lead and was
never headed, making the pace ali the
way. Towards the latter part of the
race he was challenged by Fraser.
who contested every foot Of the last
afty yards. Hayes, however, had
enough speed to win the race by
about six inches. Gels got in third
: place and Kelly had a good lead for
IOurtn position.
John Brooks Gardner, of Newark,
was unable to get place In his heat
in the 60-yard dash, while Percy
Franklin, another Newarker was un-
able to run. owing to the fact that his
entry vas received too late.
v Mohawk Athletes Anxious to Repeat.
The Mohawk Athletic Club, accord
ing to Captain Louis Merz, will enter
a full squad OF athletes In the Mill
rose Athletic Association indoor
games at Madison Square Garden,
New York. January Il. The Mohawk
athletes captured the point trophy In
the Millrose games last year and are
anxious to repeat.
BExo mace At Soldiers Games
A two-mile bicycle race, In which
Military Athletic League fat floor
sohampion, will be pitted against
Goodwin, Vanden Dries and other
cracks. is expected to feature. the In
door athletic games OF the Seventy
first Regiment Athletic Association at
the New York armory tomorrow
night. Another race OF interest ID
the 1,000-yard handicap, in which
Willie and Louis Gordon, OF Yonkers,
will be pitted against Abel Kiviat
Wiliie's sensational victory over Xiv
lat In the Baxter mile Is still fresh
in the minds of athletic followers
The one-mile relay race has nine OF
New York's best club relay teams en-
tered.