New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-29
Captures Seventh Regiment
Title in Annual
Spring Games.
COMPANY B LAOS
IN SECOND PLACE
Two New Armory Records Estab-
liShed, While Carson Wins
Half.MiIe Feature.

For the sixth consecutive time, tho
athletes OF Company r in the Ith Regi-
ment won the Halstcad Lion In the sixty
nfth annual spring games OF the "Glori-
GUS eth" held in the armory last night.
Company + piled up a total OF - points
and dIs,anced Company Il. which was
second. with % points To it's credit Then
i'm order came Company A. with -: Com
pany NJ. with II; Company l.. with Z,
Company F.. with s. and the rest scat
tered along the route Company + scored
double victory. for IL swept the mill
tary events before II. scoring q polnto.
Companies and X were deadlocksd Tor
second honors with points each.
Two armory records were established
in the sport OF the night The first team
OF Company r won the hospital ard lit
ter race IN 20 As seconds while the wall
scaling team from the same company
won its race in % is seconds. The old
record was 81 seconds, established by
Company f on December :. 1912.
one of the most interesting races OF
the evening. and one which called forth
the unstinted applause OF the crowd was
the invitation walking race az two miles,
won by Ed REM by the comfortable and
all-sufficient margin OF thirty yards. Al
though REM outwalked his field in most
Impressive fashion. there were many ex-
citR, moments Dick Remer Of the
Irish-American A. c.. the national cham
pion, started from scratch. and, walking
on the wings of the wind. a square heel
and Toe gait, he caught the field shortly
after the mile post had been passed The
crowd cheered him wildly as he took the
lead. but the echo had scarcely died when
Remer apparently lost his strength. lie
faltered and dropped back into the ruck,
no longer TO be a factor.
With Remer disposed Of REM, Clifford
and Kaiser who crossed the tape in the
order named, went about settling their
own question OF supremacy. There was
little to settle. REM had the speed and
the endurance to keep his killing pace
up. Each lap saw him draw further and
further away Clifford outwalked Kaiser
by about ten yards. while Al Noellmecke.
running q great race, was fourth.
C. A. Carson. of Company b. won the
half-mlle handicap in clever style from
George b. Strong and Eddie Grant who
crossed the tape in order. Carson took
the lead after covering some 6O0 yards,
and held his advantage until the end.
His time, 2o3 2-5. was full second behind
the armory record held by Paul Pilgrim,
of the New York A. c.
G. 4. Underhill. Of Company y. with
handicap Of 10 yards ran dead heat
with T. 3 Towle. of Company NJ. who
started from the l5-yard mark, Towle
IN urff =
of the tape. when Underhill. finishing
strong. fairly hurled himself across the
line on even terms.
The i.O56-yard relay race, heavy march
ing order. for novices was an exciting
event with Company F winning by a yard
In the last nifty Company 6, which led
for the greater part of the time, was sec
ond. and Company third.
The summaries follow:
Ninety-tbree-yard dash novicet-Won by
Jose Bornn. IT, Company &; r. b. Lucy. Com
psny NJ second: W. Monuoss. Company H.
Ninety-three.yard dash (handicap,-Won by
] O'Brien. Company g. 70 YARDS; A. ="
Maurer. Company "a feeO, second {. -
Goetz Company G ~ feeu, third. Time
SSo-yard run lhandicap,-Won by G. A. Car
SON. Company scratch; 6. T. strong. Com
paOE IL Nardsi. second r. -. GldIl NoiN-
pany VI scratch third. Time 200 SO
SSO-yard roller skating race tnoviccl-Non oy
&. b. Cox Company A; II. Nersen, company
A. second f. Williams. Company G. third.
Onc-miie roller skating race ,handicapl--Won
by W. A. SieOert. Company = 90 yardsl: n.
T. Bensel Company 40 ysrcsl. second; 6.
Grenz. Company t25 YARDS. third. Time
''' MILITARY EVENTS.
Tent Raising Contest-walkover for Com
pany r. Time, 40.
Hospital and litter race-Won by FIRST
team OF Company (scratch) 81. McKenna,
j. r. Van Horn and j. 5. Helmken): Com
pany +. second team 30 yardsJ IF. OCon-
mel. Cornish and Hart), second, Company
F scratch Knox, Crawford and Weaver)
third. Time. 0:20 A..
Wall scaling contest G76 yardsl-Won b.
Company thine. 0:40 l-5): Company X.
second (time. O:j6 SD; Company d. third
thine. .O6l.
marching orderl-Won by Company with
Weaver. Miller and Eggers); Company g
with Acker. Fisher and Lswton), second .
CoApany with Decker Crowley and Far
ringtonJ. third. Time. $50.
Two-mile walk dnvitationl3Won by =, 20
ford. McCsddn Lyceum IS secondsJ. second;
Fred Kaiser New York A. e. 90 seconds,
third. Time. 1922 %.
Putting the 16-pound shot-Won by T.
Kelley. Company q feet. with 40 feet
inch: T. Todd Company l. ~ feeu 43 feet
81. inches, second. W Kennedy. Company +
q feet. ~ feet 10 inches third
SsO-yard run novice Won by a. G. Taylor.
Company p: y. r. Johnson. Company l.. sec
ond F. Lucy. Company NJ, third. Time.
So6-ysrd run-Dead heat between c. \.
Inderhil Company 40 yardsJ and 7.
Towle Company NJ 10 yards; W. Nc
Cracker. Company a YARDS. third. Time.
O:35 2-5
2s40-yard nter-company roller skating relay
race-Won by Company \ C5 YARDS. walton
Bailey and Helmrich): Company + 100 YARDS,
MILLER Clarke and Barbarn). second. Com
'pany r scratch. ,Grenz Bible and Bensep,
third Time. 5l62s
SS0-yard inter-cOmpany relay race-Won by
Company r (scratchl. Richmond, McKenna.
Kennedy and O. Brienl: Company 90 yardsl.
(Story, Rail-. Inderhill and Borgman). seconi;
Company p lS5 YARDS. elliot. Flynn, Bryan
and Childsl. third Time. :452s.
Running high 1ump-won by r. MACPHERSON.
Company + q inches) with feet inches:
r Vollbrecht Company VI Il inch), second.
with feet inches: W. b. Turley. Company
l. 4 Inches, shird. with feet inches
SMITH SHOWS WAY
TO KRAMER AND FINN