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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-07

sIt is not So much where you are as
what you are that makes your heaven.
The bright, CHEEKY soul who lives the
life of trust sees only the sunny side
of everything, and has learned to en-
dure cheerfully and with bright face
where everything looks dark"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-07

'sWhen you turn over a new leaf. =
said Uncle Eben, "you's got to make
up yoh mind not to notice re people
dat insist on huntin' up eback num-
bers, an maxim remarks. "-Ex.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-07

A man is not full guy just because
he has a fall hat
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-07
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
DiSbrOw Wins Hundred
Mile Auto Sweepstakes

was not with the winner Indeed,
after the thirteenth mile Disbrow was
not troubled by any Of his rivals, who
were troubled with tires and what not
The real race of the night was be-
tween Lonsbury, in his big white
Kleinert, and Art Klein, in a Maxwell.
During the last fifteen miles these men
drove neck and neck. Klein was the
faster, and there were many who be-
lieved that he would catch the big white
car, although the latter led by five
miles. This belief became a conviction
when Lonsbury stopped to change tires.
On drove Klein, but just when victory
seemed within his grasp his engine be-
gan TO kick up shines and he quit the
track.
Frank Jennings and his mechanic,
Bob Cullen, were thrown out of their
Keeton car in the twenty-seventh mile
of the race. A tire blew out. Neither
man was hurt in any way and both
walked back to the stands.
Art Klein established a worlds rec
ord at one mile, on a circular track,
driving at night, when he hurled his
mighty Bitten Benz No. around the
course in 80 is seconds. Klein said
afterward that the Pickering Of the
lamps and the shadows bothered him
somewhat or he would have made bet
ter time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
QUAKER OARSMEN
CAPTURE .LAURELS
Win Nine Out of Sixteen Events
in Regatta Held on the
SChuylkill.

PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-Four New
York, one Baltimore, one Washington
and one Pittsburgh crew won races to-
day in the peoples regatta, rowed over
the national mile and quarter course
on the Schuylkill River. Philadelphia
oarsmen captured nine of the sixteen
events.
Robert Dibble of the Don Rowing
Club. Toronto, who was entered IN the
senior SOULS, failed 70 appear. while
John J. Kelly, of the Vesper Club, was
disqualified for rowing out or MS
course.
The event was won by Thomas j..
Rooney. of the Ravenswood Boat Club.
of Long Island City. Waldo Smith.
New York Athletic Club, was second,
and Leo Scharfe, Arundel Boat Club
Baltimore. was third.
The summary follows:
Junior eight Dared shens-Won by Analostan Boat
Club. washington. Malta Beat Club. second Tine
Senior four Dared shells-won by University BARGE
Club Sew York A G. second. Anaostan Boat
Club. third Time. y. -
NoncareH Rowing Club Ne1 York. II. T, II; Cox
Malta Boat Club second. j. Elliott Ne~ln Phila-
dephia Barge cu6 mn r., f III &ro5S Boa, Club
Baltimore. Malta Boat Club. second. crescent BOAT
Club. third. Time. % 2 30
Barge club. Arundel Boat club. second Time.
= 4i -.
Iutc-melia'e quadruple scus-W0n by Vesper
Boat CLUB. Metropolitan Rowing club. New YORK
second. First Bohemian Boat Club New YORK
trirI Time ga 2-I
Ir.err1cI'a,c double sclls-Won by University
Barge Cul. Columbia Boat Club Pittsburgh. se'-
ond. Po,oma, Boat Grub. Washington. third. Tine.
49,
Junior four-oarei gigs-Yon b7 Nonpareil Rowing
club Now York. Malta Boat Club. second. Arundel
Boat club Baltimore. third. Time. 90.
senior eight -oared sheLs-W9a by Jadine Barge
New York A c. third. Time. 80.
Intermediate eight-oared shells-Dead heat be
tween Yesper Boat club and Aualostan Boat Club
OF Washington: Undino Boat Club. third In race-
OF Yesper won. Time. 50 Is
Junior quadrlpo sculls-Won By The First Bo-
hemian Boat Club, Of New YORK Malta u. c.
Senior Quadruple sculls-Won By Philadelphia
Barge Club New York A. C., second. Time
$50 rs.
intermediate single sculls-Won b. Frank Patched.
Columbia Boat Club, Pittsburgh; John Esle Nespof
Boat Club. second Harry Jalnike. Union Boat
Club New York. third. Time. s H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Seward Park.

4o.yar1 dash fS5-pound cassl-Won hy NJ r.
Eofwenick. a. Black. second: j. Silyerman. Third
Tine. J6.
Potato race (S5-pound class)Wo BY " Blick-
lich. $. Berlin. second. 81 SteiHberg. thTd. Time.
O.4O .-T
Running broad Jump SJ-pound clsss)-Won by J.
ka,ofsEy. ). $ Scirberg. second A Black third
Distance. % feet 49, inches.
lpo-ysrl dash $50 pound class)-Won ~ J.. r.
Schwarz. J. Gariukle. second. 81. Wallsck. third
Time. OH l-5.
2-o-yarI dash O3o pound classl-wo by J.. n
sch"srz. j. Garhuhe second. w. Fischer. third
Time. %
t1yad dash Nlo pound class)-Won BY J. Kap-
sart, j.. Pike. second. VI. Birdie. third. Time.
O.Os
Eight pound shot put NlO pound classl-Won by
j. Iar1er with $50 feet inches. 81. Brod. with IS
feet inches. second NJ Cohen. with 50 feet
urh. Third.
Unc-lap nun Olopound clsss)-Won by J. Pike;
J.. Mai>e. second. j. Gold. third. Time. q 81
Hat-miIe ruu lEO-poud cass)-Wou by T.
Reilly. b. Giuck. second. J. MARKS. third. Time.
2lO.
Une-mne run $50 pound class)--won BY A.
Fried j. Marks second. l. Hefgott. third. Time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Isham Park.

so ward dash Cboys q . and yearsl Won BY
Martin Tanel. Fred Reynolds. second. Billy Grant
aS.v,rd dash (boys Of 8 yearsl-woa ~ John
Muuiy. Sylvester Cypress. second X Reynolds
' 46,yard dash Csirl, OF and S years. Won By
Dora Prestup. Frances Hennessey. second; Cs'he-
5o.Ta-d dash lboys Of and 10 yesrsl-won b.
Robert McNally. sam Ovidan. second. Joe Brady
40 ward dash tsiri, OF 2 and 10 yearsl-won BY
Rn.lyn Walach. Alma Muller. second. tatherne
40 ward dash Cboy, of II and y ysars'-won hy
Sol A1edon. Harold Kirny. second. w NemoacA.
o5-,.ri dash lgrs orsr 10 year'l-woa. by
Mar HAusler. Mary Mclaughlin. second. Eins
-t.yard dash bcys over y yea~I-won by
Prank Doyle. Joe Brady. second Harry Aveion.
So YARD dash tmothe-, over 10 pountN-won
hy Afrs Gum. Mrs Hcuae-.y. second Mrs. Wal
ZACH. third go
hv NJ, / E GauIlurtr. Mr.. H. V. Ball. Sec
ond- Mrs n Oypcnleim. hrt
Potato ra-e f1r toys-NHu ty DAVID KEENAN,
T7louA, MrCann second. Paul Mencest. fhiri.
Potato race f0r grs-Nur by Mabel Maglesi
Dorothy Duke. second. Helen Slverman. Third
Shoe race boys under lo years won } .ares
Ru..h. Manuel Smith. second. Harold McCann.
Shoe race girls under 10 ycarsI-Won by claire
Uarkus0n. Marian Kemp second, Frances smith.
CONSOLATION race for rrl--Wo1 ~ jennie Kelly
Anna Nusent. second Edth BJman. ihlrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Columbus Park.

4o-yard dash tS5-pound clsss)-won ~ J. Sc
faro. D. Noicncu. second. A. flscheua ihrd
Time. 06 10. %. $500
Potato race JS5-pound class,-Won by l. kla'7-
how. L. Reuc,I second. A Langeliotu. third
Running broad jump ls'-pound classl-Non oy
NJ Serltclla With u feet inches. Z. BadrcccQ
second With Il feet inches. ~ Simon. third
with II feet sla inches
G0-yard dash ll9-pound class,-Won by
Scn,o H. Garo'elo second. ID. DoioTzio. third
Time o. OF 2-5.
S-nfo. s P-es,i second. r. Newman. third
spcund she. ut 40 pound class Won by y
Ruzgcro with "a feet ! inch. H. II. GrecnWad.
second with 81 feet inches. L. Go.dsiein third
With g. Feet irchc'
l50-tarl dash $50 pound cassl-Won by J..
Reiss. A OrapoH. second D. Cafaro. Third Time.
sso.yard dash usO-pound classl-won by r. De
coru. G. Ra-lerL second. T. MuAane. third
I{a,f mile run so-pouni class'-won by G.
Barbeli C.. Mazuco. second. J. Ba7a third Time
II pound shot-put N3O-pouud classl-W by }.
Bono with So feet inches. A. Delaca. second;
with g9 feet 3 inches. +. S0rOco. tIlri. Win 81
fref llia inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
N. Y. A. c. Athlete Captures
44O-Yard Contest, with
Ritter Second and
Zimnoch Third.

Herbert f. Vollmer. Of the New York
Athletic Club, opened the outdoor
swimming season yesterday, with
brilliant victory in the 440-yard metro
poitan A. A. L. championship, held at
Rye, y. Y, under the management Of
the Rye Beach Club.
Max Ritter, formerly Of the City Ath-
letic Club, finished second, and John
Zimnoch, of the New York Athletic
Club, third.
The time was poor 6 minutes 81 20
seconds-but there is evidence in all
the performances that either the tide
was responsible, or the llO-yard course
was over distance.
Five men started In the race. Jo-
seph Wheatley, the 500-metre Ameri-
can record holder, and Theodore Cam,
the local interscholastic champion,
swan unplaced. Bud Goodwin. the one
mile recordist was entered, but did not
report.
The quintet was sent of to n perfect
start, but Wheatley and Cam, who had
positions at the two ends Of the line.
almost Immediately swerved right and
left. losing ground.
The other three reached the ll0-yard
mark shoulder to shoulder but Noll-
mer turned first and assumed the lead.
On the second leg the latter in
creased his advantage. Ritter and Zim-
noch keeping abreast close behind him
Wheatley heading out to sea and
falling further back.
This order was maintained until fifty
yards from home, when Ritter and Zim-
noch collided, and the former came out
Of the bump couple of feet TO the
good.
Wheatley had Strengthened out mean
while, and was picking up the leaders
foot By foot, but he couldn't quite make
il.
Vollmer won as he pleased, by about
ten yards Ritter just beat out Zim-
noch for second place.
The diving championship, from the
25-foot platform, was well contested,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Crotona Athletic Field.

Flny-yard dash Up. $ A. L)-Won by M1I
Block Morris. " Rosenhcrg"r. Morris sec";.d. l.
mining broad jump tP a L)-Won ~ +.
Narer With Zee, iqches W Iosgaaer ! MO. MOI,
ris second with fcrt = inches l.. to'enne5se'
Hop. step and Iump "A. a. u)-.Won b. nayi4
BURKE Ozanam A A. with ~ feet inchos' Dsud
Cohen unattached second wiki 40 feet ga lnctr,.
: Ba1rr Bronx Church House. Third. With 30 Feet
Four-lap run "a A ll-Won by g. Gerhard
unattached. NJ PiHronk. Mohawk A. t. second
Three Standing broad !umps- tCGurG,h A IL
Won by l. l.. Zines. Bronx church House sieve
psu-- HroDr Church House second. J. + Johnston.
br11t Church House third. Distance. S3 feet )
inches. " o.. a,
Moore. Daule. second: J.. Rss6in. third Time.
C.l0 IS. ,,-,.
I4O-yard dash Park PlayGouni'l Won by LOUIS
Levine. ] Fzechel. secoud. Thomas Dawson. third.
Tifv.yari dash Park Pinynounisl Won b. A.
Grrcnstein " Moore. second. T. !. Gutefnan.
thirl Time 0b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
.ROSTANC WINS
BIG RUN OVER
JERSEY ROADS
OutlaSts Large Field at
Letter Carriers
Games.

A. Rostang, OF the Holy Family
Lyceum. with a two-minute handicap
defeated a large field Of barriers IN
the five and one-half mile handicap
road run held under the direction OF
the New York letter carriers in Union
Hill Yesterday.
The start and finish Of the race was
at Schuetzen Park. where the mail
carriers held their picnic. A. Feher,
OF the Hungarian American A. c., was
second and J. Cerino. Of the Mohawk
A. c.. third.
Competition was keen for the team
honors The Mohawk A. {. made the
best showing. turning In the low count
of 81 points Holy Family Lyceum was
next, with 6s points. and the Swedish
American A. G.. third. with 10.
Besides getting a prize for finishing
second Feher received another for 60
ing the distance in the fastest time.
His time was 80 minutes 27 seconds.
The order Of finish follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Tompkins Square Park.

~ ward dash Ps,k Fairgrounds. 50 pound cla"l
Won hy 5. Irc'crd. -. Lehman. second. J. Gross
tlirl. Time o..
Potato taro trark Fairgrounds. 81 pound ca,sl
Won by A. Zomick. u. AIrshy. second, T. Mir
shy third Time. 0IS
Go-,ai dash Ozark Fairgrounds. 40 pound
c'a,sl Won by y Schustcr. G. Rothlloom. Sec
oud. J. Mostram hrt Tine. GOS Is
Running broad lump u'srk Fairgrounds Sjpound
class. Won ly II Polirrr. = Lcila second. VI.
WEIGH third Distance. H. feet.
Ouc lap fGu lpark Fairgrounds 10 pound class
Won ty = Iuuo.hio. L. MO,trom. second. A.
Chada. fhlrd Time OILS 20.
Standing broad jump Park Fairgrounds 10
pound class Won by VI Ste1cr. 4. German.
second. Albert BcumsI. third Distance feet
llil inches.
loo-yerd dash park rlayUound'. 100 pound
cla,sI- Won uy , Tcechuer. j. Bushwick sccoi. j.
e. Gottbem. third Tine. on
2.oyarl dash trark Playground l3opoun5d
class Won hy I. Te>chrer. = iati. second. J.
II.ht'ufald. Third. Time O.25 -.
1l.pound sho. pa, tralk Playground. l2o-pound
class Won ty NJ llalpcm >. Balm. second
Distance 81 feet inches.
Oue.mle yum lrark Fairgrounds. 40 pound
ca.sl.-Won hy =. schwartz. VI Xwillingcr. sec
oud. ~. Lennguh. third Time. $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
St. Gabriel Park.

{o-yard dash tS5-pouni class. Playgoundl
by A Harrington T. Hosmcr. second. j. Manning.
third. Time % 2-S.
6O-ysrd dash 0lo-pound class Playground
Won by W Martin j. Kenny. second. J. Haughey.
third Time o 06 3-5.
Potato race 'Ni-p0lrd class. Playsioun1l
by + Ilosmer. i O'Rourke. second. w. ResseQue.
third. Time 90 10.
Running broad jump ts5-pound class. Playground
Won hy sam Nelson Wander. second. }. Cur
ley. third. Distance. "a feet.
One-lap ruu ulOpouud class. playground -
Won hy W. Martin; J kenny. second w. fiHhe-
gan. third. Time o % So.
standing broad jump ulo-pound class. Play
FrouudI-Won By J, Jenkins: d. lianrahan. sec
onI. /. Williams third. Distance. feet Inches.
lOyard dash $50 pound class. Playground -
Won b. John Kirgln. Y. Griffith. second. J. Bel
One mile run Oeo-pound class. Playground -
Won by c. g. Griffin. NJ. Schwartz. second. J.
Csmplon. third Time 5.25 rs.
Putting l2pound shot O30 pound class Play
ground Won hy J. Delaney. 7. Eustace second
81 sullivan. third. Distance. SO feet inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Battery Park.

Fory.yard dash playground boys s. pound
classJ-WOu hy Walker Cubum. Vincent Squazzo
second. A. Acicru0 third Time o. 80.
Potato race playground boys. S5-pound class -
Won by Charles Elyo. Charles Hetmau. second {;
stephen Ryan third Time. 0.3i 8-5.
Running broad jump playground boys. b5-pound
class)-Nou hy Walker COtur1. with il feet y
inches. Vincent squazzo. second: Joseph Juszklwsh
third
siIty-yard dash playground hoys, 100 pound
ass)-Nou by John Lucent Joseph shea. second !;
Harry SteinherF third. Time Oh 4-5
Oue-lap run playground BOYS. l0O-pound class
Won by Raymond Martin. lsitore SamiL second :.
Harry Steinherg third. Time o 20. 80
Putting S-pound shot playground boys. 100
pound classl-Wo1 by Joseph Shea with put OF IS
ieet ] inch. John McGonis.e. second: Edward
Kirvin third
lOO-ysrd dash playground boys, 80 pound c'sssl
Won hy Frank WaTdmau. e. He1erusn. second :;
Thomas McGrath third Time. H.
22O.yard dash playground boys. 100 pound class)
Won by Frank WarImau. Albert J. liuisebosch
second. Samuel Feiucr. third Time. OPT.
Half-mile r1u playground boys l3g pound class
Won Us Albert j. ligIseh.s.ht $. Hayesch. sec
ond. C. ilercman thi-d. Time. 2-d . 60.
Putting T. pound shot playground bows $50.
Mound class Won Dos ThOma, M,GratA wi % put o.
- feet ] inch. A. HuNctt. second. john shaw
HkH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Thousands Turn Out at
Various Parks to Cele-
brate the Fourth"
INTEREST RUNS HIGH
AMONG THE BOYS
Competition Keen, Too, and
Worlds Record for Sack Race
Is Set by Joe Slattery.

With linen and parasols as prizes,
mothers plunged into athletic cOmpeti-
tion in the monster safe and sane track
and field games in thirty-fOur parks,
Fairgrounds, gymnasiums and public
baths of the city yesterday.
Although hampcrcd by their skirts,
the women dashed down the track TO
the cheers of the various crowds. All
the races for mothers carried weight
classification 20 cQualiZe the chances
Of the starters.
That the modern way in celebrating
this day of days 20 Americans is popu-
lar was proved by the thousands VINO
gathered 70 enjoy the fun. Seward
Park. on the lower East Side; Columbus
Park, in the heart of Mulberry Bend,
Tompkins Square. Thomas Jefferson and
De Witt Clinton fields fairly 0uIged
with those who looked on. IL was the
same at most Of the other centres.
All former figures for previous games
were shattered with twenty thousand
athletes competing. In a number of the
parks on the East Side hundreds were
entered for q single race. At Iompkinss
Square Park GO boys la the o5-pound
class tried TO win the 4O-yard dash,
while the potato race had 635 starters.
Seward Park found 42O youngsters in
the 4O-yard sprint and 315 IN the o.
ward dash. II took an hour or more IN
several cases for the officials TO weed
out the fields for the final heats
The games did not pass, either, with
out a new worlds record. ms honor
fell 10 Joseph Slattery, Of the I'D Kegl-
ment. He covered 100 yards in q sack
race at Chelse% Park in Il 50 seconds,
which cliSped two-hfths of second
from the old mark.
Hannes Kolehmainen, the Finn, ran
an exhibition race Of two miles against
Pat Flynn, an Irish clubmate, and
Harry Parkinson and the onlookers
were furnished with a thrilling hnlsh.
Flynn showed TO good advantage on the
wet track, and after racing on even
terms with Kolehmainen for mile and
a half was outsprinted only ten yards
at the finish.
Not far away, at De Witt Clinton
Park. genial Pat Mcdonald displayed
his proves with the 56-pound weight
for height and with the putting Of the
l6-pound shot.
John j. EIer, the hurdle champion
and worlds record holder of the Irish
American Athletic Club, was the at
traction at McCarren Park, where he
threatened the 12O-yard low hurdle rec
ord. He covered the distance in u 40
seconds, only twO-hfths OF second be-
hind his best time.
He also won the 100-yard dash, rae
inc to the finish over the heavy track in
the fast time Of 10 3-5 seconds.
The results at the various parks fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06

W. oSfally: A Dc Rissthsl. second; F. HAber.
third
Fifty-yard dash Ccisht to ter, yeasl-Wo91 b.
". WalUn; " Jessup. second. J. Cerut. third.
sizty-yard dash (glrs. fourteen 10 sixteen yea1)
Won b. G. bloomfield: l. Dunn. second; X
Finy-yard dash girls. ten 70 thirteen yess)-
Won by @. Van Dyck: N. Hannas second; H.
Fihy-ysrd dash girls. egh, 10 thirteen y.As)-
Won ~ s. Hurley; L. Sweet second: l. Reyes
third -
T6rty.ysrd dash girls. 'ir to sish. Jsar)--,won
By H. Smith. { Weuhiok. second n Mott, third
For'y-yard dash tboys and girls. six 10 eight
yeers)-won BY ". Walton. j. Cerut. second. 5.
BaF Third.
shoe race Coys under ten yesrsl-Wo by II.
Grover. r. Col.um. second. A De Riesthal. third.
Poetic race tgf's eight 10 eleven years Won
hy J. Sweet. G Hurley second. !. keyes. third.
Potato race lg-.s. twelve 10 sixteen wars Won
rs g. bloomfield. NJ HlnAes. second, H. Con
stance. third
ro.ato race (boys twelve 20 sixteen yeaHl-won
ly A. NObls. A Fleisehhautr. second. W. Collum.
thirl
Potato race fboys eight 70 eleven years. Won
by vs. O.Maly. 4. de Reisthal. second. X. Bower.
Third
Nlelley race 400 yards Won BY II, Meurith
n b. Barse. second. = Stonteuhurgh third.
30o-yard dash tfor men over tairy yeasl Won
hy q Mccarthy. H. CAawood. second. H. Brum-
Mer. third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Greensboro Bridge.

4o.ysri dash laara playground StpoInd class)-
won ly Ia.st.l g tarr.y. II0u3, Lynch. second !,
u Fannol. h.rl Tine. oo.&t ,. ,.
hy STANLEY j ChaI ST Johns Club. A Mer1er.
81 Johns club. second. NJ Finn third. Time.
-o,sr3 dash park playground bows no. pound
class Won ly y Fa,tculk Lp,.hen. second :.
Ilfo-c LaJfo.cl third Time o N> b.
eg0..afI dash ipaIk playground boys $50 pound
GLASS. Won hy John D0Hoflt. Thomas Herman.
second. g. Wo-sn. third Iir.'. o.-G -.
61.ya-d dash tpar1cli0l ,Hho0l,I-N0n by John
Douoiu-. Herman, second Joseph Conlon. third.
Time O.Of 4.t
Ilalf-m.lc run tChurch Athletic League by
J. Cunningham Holy Gross l'ceum Thomas New
man - Vincent Ferter second Eugene Hecker.
Holy Cross Lyccum. third. nmc. - 3.
STANLEY Ch9 81 Johns Club. NJ Finn. second.
D Doauer' bird Time o OF p.
500 yard Ash Amateur Athletic Juionl Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Chelsea Park.

ioo.yard sack race tAma'rlr Athletic Unior'
Won By c Slater. 22i Regiment A A. . CrlO.
81 bartholomew A e.. second. %. Parkinson.
Brsdhurst p c. third Time. N.lfa.t
Two-mio run Amateur Athletic laion. exhibit
tionl-Won By Haues Holchmailcu. Irish Am,ri-
can A. G.. Pat Flynn Irish American A. G.. >rc-
oud. Harry Parkinson. Bradhunt T. C., thifd
Time 49,
class Won by NJ OMcafa. T. Flood. second. j.
DE Stefano third. Time a.
Forty ard dash playground boysl-Won hy John
McAdams. J. De S'cfano second. T. Buccaroue
third Time. o o. go
Half-lsp run playground boysj-Won by ~
O'Mcara. T.. Buccaroue. second. J.. SlycDfciu.
third Time 0 10.
FHiy-ysrd dash a. S A. L)-Woa Boy W Nc
Mahen T. s l6. j. ishcr ligh School u Com
merce second. l. wircaud. T.. s. TO- hifd- Time
not taken
seventy yard dash playground bo}s) Won by l..
Mayer. W. Mcmahon. second. j. Andrews Third.
Time 0 0S
220-yard dash playground boys) Won hy ".
sitter. j. Ron second l. Mayer third Time. g.
seventy yard dash Amateur Athlete Jnionl
Won b. G. Mitchell unattached W. sire. uu-
susched. second. J. ZuckcrmalL Hudson Guild.
thlrd Time. 0s l.,
800 yard run amateur Athletic Uuiou) Won By
y. Nsily. Chelsea Para A. PIesuat. Ozsnsm A. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
VOZLmer Wins Swimming
Title by Ten Yards

Albert c. Downes, Joseph Dunn, F. A.
Spongherg and Frank Mullen, all Mer-
curry Footers, finishing in this order. =,
A high wind interfered good deal
with The form of the competitors, but
il affected Downes the least, and his
exhibition was almost perfect. lhere
is hardly a doubt that he will be one
Of the selections for the Exposition
Water Carnival.
lie easily defeated his field, running
I'D an average of 1872 points, as
against 1888 scored by Dunn, and
1902 by Spongbcrg.
A ll0-yard swim for novices brought
out six contestants, and the New YORK
Athletic Club figured again, with j..
Hoar, one of the junior members, who
took the event in | minute 81 80
seconds Joseph Fuchs and j. ". Lyon,
of the Rye Beach Club, were second
and third respectively.
The last race on the programme was
a 110-yard handicap, and it furnished
the closest competition of the meet.
Six Of the starters finished in massed
formation. The judges gave first TO
John Reilly, unattached; second TO John
Zimnoch, Of the New York Athletic
Club. and third to Charles Kaufman,
unattached. Reillys actual time was
minute and 242-5 seconds.
The surprise of the day was Zim-
nochs good showing in both the cham
pionship and handicap swims. Few
believed be would figure in the title
event. and none thought 1t possible
that he would lead the speedy Wheat
ley over the line He will bear watch
ing.
The one-mile exposition trial, COM
ing off tomorrow, at $3.50 p. m, over
the same couse, promises to be hard
fought race. Goodwin, Ritter, Zim-
noch, Vcllmcr and Wheatley are assured
starters, and others may come from
Boston and Philadelphia. Entries close
on the spot.
Tish diving metropolitan A A. T.. championshipl-
Won hy Alton J. Duvuss y \ A G.. with li2 2
POINTS. Joseph =. Dunn. y. Y G. second. win
l.S 8, points, ; A. SpJnEberg. y. \. A. c.. third
with POS. points.
i4o-5arI swim metropolitan A A. 7. cham.
,iIrsIlrI Won hy Herbert Z. No'lWer. Richard
VI Ritter y Y. A. c.. second. John 4. Iimnarh
\ ! g.. third Time 80 -.
Ilp.y.rI swim FOR uoyl"e,' Won ly j. Hoar.
y G.. Y Turner Rye Beach CLUB. second.
/ " LYON Rye Beach cub Third Time 81 50.
lIO-ysri swim thanlioagl- Won by John ).
Reilly. unattached no srronis,; John A. Hinnorh
Y A G. Is seconds. second. Charles Kaufman
unattached N3 seconds. third. Time q %.