Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-17
SULLIVAN SELECTS
ALL-STAR TEAMS
Jersey Athletes Given Place on
A. A. U. SOl0n's Track and
Field Selections.

New Jersey Is represented promi- |
nently on the All-America college,
athletic and scholastic track and field
teams selected last night by James f.
Sullivan. secretary of the Amateur
Athletic Union. The list contains the
names of fifty-eight athletes. there
being several Implications in the per-
sonnet of the All-America college and
athletic teams.
Two State athletes. one a Newark
er. have the distinction OF being the
best men in their respective special
ties Platt Adams, the local Olympic
athlete, has again been selected as
the foremost of the standing broad
jumpers. This is but q repetition of
the selection of former years. The
other Jerseyman to get on the honor
list is Emil Muller. of Paterson. The
SILK City athlete was chosen in the
discus event.
In the scholastic events, Ezra
Wenz. of Roselle Park. was named
for the two-mile distance. wenz is
beyond doubt one OF the best school
boy distance men ever developed. He
Is now attending Colby College. where
he annexed several important cross
country honors during the fall. Mr..
Sullivan's selections follow:
AII-America Athletic Team.
10o-yard run, II. p Drew, Spring.
field. Mass; 200-yard run, d. F. Lip
pincott, U. of p; 300-yard run, NJ. W.
Sheppard 1rish-American A c.; 40
yard run. C. B. Half. Chicago A. A;
600-yard run. T. J. Halpin, Boston A.
A; SS0-yard run, J. E. Meredith, U. of
p; 1,000yard run, A. r. Kiviat, Irish
A y -
Jones. Cornell University; two mile
run, w. ]. Kramer, Long island A. G.:
five mile run, H. Kohlemainen, Irish
American, A. C.: 120-yard hurdles, F.
w. Kelly. u. of s. CAL: 22o-yard hur-
dies, j. /. Wendell, n. Y. A. c.; rum
ing broad jump, D. Dawson, Stan
ford University; running high jump,
A. w. Richards, Provo, Utah; throw
ing the discus, Z. Muller, Irish Ameri-
can A. c.; standing high jump, Leo
Goehring, Mohawk A. c.; standing
broad jump, Plat Adams, N. Y. A. c.;
three standing broad jumps, Edward
L. Zines, Bronx Church House; run
ming hop, step and jump, d. J. Ahearn,
Illinois A. c.; pole vault, S. B. WACO
ner. Missouri A. c.; one-mile walk, r
B. Clifford, McCaddin Lyceum; three
mile walk, Edward REM, Mohawk A
c.; seven-mile walk, L. H Kaiser, n
Y. A. c.; cross-country, Sydney Leslie,
II l. A. c.; ten-mile run, Harry j.
Smith, Bronx Church House; putting
sixteen-pound shot, P, J. Mcdonald,
Irish American A. C.; fifty-six-pou
weight for distance, M. McGrath.
Irish American A. c.; throwing six
teen-pound hammer, P. Ryan, Irish
American A. c.; throwing the javelin,
B. Brodd, l. A. A. c.; all-around, Fred
Thomson New York c.
AIl-Americs College Team.
100-yard run, J. Z. Patterson, U. of
P; 220-yard run, D. e. Lippincott,
of NJ. SS0-yard run, G.. E. Brown,
Yale University; one-mile run, ]. P.
Jones, Cornell University; running
broad jump, d. Dawson, Stanford
University; throwing sixteen-pound
hammer, Carl Shattock, University of
California; 120-yard hurdles, f. W.
Kelly, University of Southern Cali
fornia; 220-yard hurdles, j. /. Wen
dell, Wesleyan University: running
high jump, Edward Beeson, Univer-
sity of California; pole vault, S. 3.
WAGNER, Yale University; two-mile
run, William McCurdy, U. of P; put
ting sixteen-pound shot, L. A. Whit
ney, Dartmouth College; cross coun-
try, R. st. B. Boyd, Harvard Uni
versity.
AII-America Scholastic Team.
SSO-yard run, ]. Overton, Hill
School, Pottstown, Pa; running
broad jump, P. c. Stiles, Culver Qnd)
Military Academy; one-mile run, G.
Tenny, West Des Moines Qa-) School;
running high jump, Albert Grana.
Tacoma (Wash.) School; 12O-yard
hurdles, H Goelitz, Oak Park High
School, Chicago. Ill; 22o-yard hur-
dies, C. Cory, Oak Park H. s., Chica-
go, Ill.,; throwing the hammer, e.
Walter, Exeter lCal) High School;
two-mile run, L. e. Wenz, Roselle
On. j. High School; pole vault, c.
Borgstrom. University of Southern
California Preparatory School; put
ting underground shot, f. Caughey,
Ukiah (Cal.) High School; throwing
the discus, Ray Ragnard, Pasadena