The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-10
EACH WALKER PICKS
OUT SEPARATE JUDGE
Chairman Rubicn's Scheme to
Placatc Heel and Toe Men
Strikes New Snag.
ONLY TWO OPPOSE IRISH

Chairman Rubens effort TO select a
COMPETENT Judge OF walking for the junior
roc at the championship meeting in Madi-
con Square Garden on December 20 has
proved only a partial success so far as
the ideas of the intended competitors
count All were asked to name a Judge
and nearly every Junior has named a
different man. Among those picked out
by the juniors are Sam Liebgold, Sam
Cramcr Louis L!ebgold, II. Obertube ssing
George Bonhag. John T. Norton and w.
II purdy. Chairman Ruben has de-
,.d,d to put the matter up to senior
walkers and each heel and toe artist
will be asked TO submit the name OF
Judge In the hope that from the names
submitted Judge satisfactory to the
walkers may be chosen for future cham
p.onship events.
Only two teams had the temcrity to
oppose the Irish American quintette for
the senior national cross-country cham
p,oushlp at Van Cortlandt Park next Sat
urday These are the New York A. C.
and the Mercury \. e. OF Philadelphia
The members of the Bronx Church House
team. which won In the Junior COMPETE
ton last Saturday. do not consider they
have chance to finish better than third
and 50 have resolved To reserve them
selves t. compete I'm their own games,
which will be held on the night of the
Cross-country race. David Atwood OF
New Bedford, Mass. and George +. Hol-
den of Nonkers Y. ". G. \. are the only
individual entries. The three teams are
made up as follows:
Irish American \. C.-H. Kolehmainen.
Tom Barden. A. j. Fogel. +. Flynn, II.
] Denuelly. /. Messer and w. Fogel.
New York A. Gil Alderman. II.
Honohan, II. Hughes, q. Critchley. +.
Bellars. w. Horton. d. Noble and s. Cobb.
Mercury \. C.-J. Schwartz. J. Lleber-
man. L. Rittler. $. Root. s. Weitz. W.
Olson II. Otto and Waldo Stevenson.
Many champions and record holders are
among those entered for the games OF the
Bronx Church House to be held at the
Twenty second Regiment Armory. l6sth
street near Broadway. next Saturday.
Plat Adams and Leo Goehring will try
for new indoor mark in the two standing
Jump event and "A new competitor IL :his
line will be Frank Stephenson. the Trinity
Club spr.nter Pat Mcdonald will be OPP
posed by Jim Duncan in the shot putting.
Hal Holland will be the scratch man in
the sprint and the back markers In the
three-quarter mile handicap will be W.
Anderson. the NJ \. L. champion. and Ed
Fraser OF the Irish American 4. c. y
feature OF the meet will be the three
quarter mile scratch race among the three
Gordon brothers OF Yonkers
An invitation three mile walk is the
special event scheduled for the games OF
the Seventh Regiment \ \. next Satur-
day. Among the walkers invited are Dick
Remer. + Kaiser and W. Plant. With the
idea OF attacking records for the quarter
mile and mile the following regiuentsl
athletes are training: G. w. Bergman,
Gene Grant, j. j. Mckenna. George Car
son and W. McCracken. Several new
events of military nature have been
added to the programme.
Willie Kramer. who has been absent
from competition for some time. has an
bounced his intention OF running in the
two Inlo race at the Mlllrose \. \. games
with the idea Of helping the Long Island
A. G. 90 win the Rodman Waaamaker
trophy outright. The Ions Island A. &.
and Irish American \. g. each have two
legs on the trophy Sid Leslie. another
Long Island A. &. crack. will come from
Boston especially for this event.
The annual meet Of Manual Training
High School Will he held in conjunction
with the Fourteenth Regiment 4. A. on
December 20 at the Fourteenth Regiment
Armory. Among the events there will be
an intoIscholastc football relay open to
teams, either rugby or soccer, in the high
and preparatory schools around New York
city