The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11
AGED PASTIME CLUB
TOPS LESSER LIGHTS
Scores 81 Points in Novel THU
lar Meet for Small
Clubs.
DUNCAN FAILS IN DISCUS


first METROPOLITAN track and aeiG cham
plonship meet for small clubs at wash
inCton Park. the home OF the Brooklyn
Federal League team. The pastlme CO.
horts finished with total OF ~ points.
eleven more than their closest rivals the
Long Island A. c. team. The Salem Cres-
cent a. G. and the Smart Set A. g.. two
negro organizations. were tied for third
place with Is points each.
Close competition was promised by the
fact that the entries were evenly matched.
hat one OF the smallest crowds mat has
attended an athletic meet this season
turned out TO see the lesser lights per-
form. As IA matter Of fact the COMPETE
ton In the fifteen events was close enough
90 furnish plenty Of excitement and In
the track affairs the times were more
than ordinarily good considering that they
we're run on grass.
with the exception OF the two negro
clubs, which finished on even terms, the
district rivalry between various factions
was sadly missing. The hard fight sched-
uled between tho Mohawk A. c. and the
Bronx Church House for the supremacy
~ Bronx county failed to come OF. mas
much as the Mohawks gathered in -
points. while the Church House boys
finished far down the Inst with only six.
One Of the features OF the meet was
the defeat OF Jim Duncan Of the Brad
hurst Field club. holder Of the worlds
record for throwing the discus. by J.
Davidson OF the Swedish American a. G.
Davidson hurled the missile 1876 feet
inches. while the best heave that Duncan
could get out Of his system was 1926 feet
~ inches
Louis Scott Of the Long Island A. c.
won the mile run and was second 10 Nick
Gianakopulos Of the Millrose A. A. IN
the four mile event In the mile the
erstwhlle marathoner broke the tape less
Than foot In front OF Matt Gels Of the
Millrose \. \. in minutes 80 3-5 sec
onds. while in the longer race he finished
so Yards behind tho Greek
outside Of the 40 yard run. in which
y j Shea OF the Pastime a. e. and T..
Gilmore of the Dominican Lycoum An
shed so close that even tho Judges did
not agree Immediately on which was the
winner the mile was the best race OF
the day.
Gels led in the mile for three-quarters
~ the distance with Scott tagging well
lack The Long Island runner started
squirt on the last quarter and caught
Gels about furlong from home. The
two then raced down the stretch nip and
tuck. Scott winning in the last stride.
second men tocNS the lead at the start and
ran shoulder to shoulder for tho whole
Of the distance. The summarizes:
TRACK EVENTS.
100 Yard- Dash-Finsl heat; won by p
4. White. salem Cr"@ccnt A g; J =. Jones,
nafy set Cruz r. h sscon6 a. s,Sph ss
rresc,.nt A g. fourth Time 10 as seconds
i,o Yard. TnrN Hurdle. -.pnel heat; won
by n. Martin, Smart SET \. g. p. =. oCon-
nor, PeEtim" =. e.. F"cond. lie Roy Dor
land, Pastiine \ e. third Time, II sec
?.o Yards Low Hurdle--FrraI hs,,. won
ny " Martin. smart Sst A. c, u. Politzer.
ss F.edaq l. 'SHSnd '%! ;Gsr. sSs s
log foint Y. ". C. l.. fourth. Time. &c
a.o Yards Dssl---Final heat Won by p
J. White, Salem Crescent \. c.. q l.. King
s,on; New Haven 4, second J.. e; Jones,
pnds
go Yard. nash--FinoI heat, won by D.
i,nlnio2n i%ccum second = Goorsi Domin-
VIA. Fe r Is 3 Ses .sro %Ss by Mile.
NcHugh pastimc \ g. W. Z Weber Eliza-
Zen " = mira 'G %Si;e J. PAVE snnT
set a c.. fourth. Time, minutes rs
Inland 4 g. Matt GeIs Millrose 4 As
s.cond: q Carson. Mohawk a .. third;
minutes - IS seconds
Two Mile Walk Won 10y Edward Rein.
e. sscanG Al vo Il ri""' ra .9s Island 4
rsird " Plant, Long Island a c. fourth.
nW FSar i Nl nnH Rs1 q rs sec%qds
r1los, Miirose A, A.. H.. l. Scott. Long
slSnd A; c. ,s,ee,ond G Msssler. Ions. Isi-
I'iand \. G, fourth. Time 20 minutes 80
FIELD EVENTS.
Throwing the Discus-Won by I David
son. swedish American 4. O.. with throw
q ,?e feet 5 inghes; j., duncan, Bradhugs,
second r Alhers. Anchor A g, Win throw
OF 1913 feet 3 inch =. third. NJ Tingeiv 81
agnes \ G; with throw OF li2 feet -.
nJ SqGn"s p Tss cS SBBI HS.. &
\ e. With Jump q Zee, : inches, second
fee: Ge. MG 1RlS Ra pS S Jump Of
lime A. c. with jump Of y feet 9 Inches.
Putting y. Pound shot--won. by G. Knell.
Niet Grehnes Pattime \. g, WIN put Of
,hrd. J konSickiip Ulars House rse. inches,
nut OF ~ feet ~ inches, fourth
Running Broad jump Won by u. Politaor,
sSs'ri i5,'G., A. C anvil With Jump q Al feet
9Th jump Of q feet ~ inG fa"' second e. d.
=, % 0Conpor Pas,ims C. WITH jump
bsrtholomsN a. C., with jump Of 20 feet
t-rir,. t,s,,,,a =, u ny > II
Get inches. \. Geltig. Kaieva.R e. Win
raw Of 1853 feet II inches second G.
knelI. Anchor g, with throw Of lI7
'eet inches, third; Leroy Doriand pas
time a, C.. with throw OF ii7 feet inches
fourth ''
Running Hop, step and Jump-Yon nv
David Hurke, OzRnam A. A.. Is feet ~
inches; J.. La Beet. Salem Crescent A. c.
81 feet - inches, second: ID. Brown Long
Island A. 6, 81 feet inches. third: r. +
fourth
POINT SCORE.
Pastims 4 g. ~ Long Island A. G, 20
'' z. f re- MOHAWK Ia e. To- c. smart 5 A ss
SHH iro,s e. s. pt S@sFs tSarcS 4 House G y
swedish american \. g. 5. Doninican Ly,
cum ., ozauam \. A, 9. Bradhurst
f G., g. New Haven A. A.. q; Elizabeth
Y. NJ g. A. 3, <al"Na A. G.. 3 Trinity
club. Glencoe A. G. 2. College Point
Young Mems Catholic Lyccum, I: ST Bar
thoiomew's A. e.. /. Clark House A. 4, :
-. Agnes A. C., l.
heiGians Forget Antwerp aud Win.
Having recovered from their defeat "A.
the hands OF the Centrals a week ago. the
BelEians, undismayod 10y the fan of Ant
warp, met and defeated the Brooklyns 3
goals to 0, in the second round Of the
Saturday Amateur Soccer League a,
I.enoN oval Yesterday. The weather was
warm, but the play was fast nevertheless
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