The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07

pionships of the A. A. u. at the ex-
position stadium this afternoon, win
ming by a single point from the Chi
cage Athletic Association.
In the course Of the afternoon two
world marks were eaualled on the track
and one bettered. while several junior
performances were exceeded. but ofh-
cials Of the national body decided to
allow no records In view Of the fact that
a young gale blew over the field
throughout the meeting. Competition In
nearly all events was keen.
Frank Sloman. running for the Oiym.
pic Club. equalled Msxey Longs record
OF a. seconds for the quarter mile run
or n straight track. while Robert NC.
Bride Of the East Denver High School
repeated his performance OF last Satur-
day by winning tho eco yard dash In
81 seconds, a. Nth better than the
worlds best.
A. r. Muenter Of the Olympic Club In
winning the 44O yard hurdles went two
ffths Of a second slower than he did In
the Far Western. but to'day's perform
ance Of 81 seconds bettered the WORLDS
mark Of 81 as seconds, held by w. +.
Meanix Of Boston.
Three Junior marks were smashed IN
the field. s. Landers OF the chicago
Athletic Association performed in great
shape In the running hop. step ana
,ump. winning the event with AZ feet
II, inches. THIS exceeds the former
record OF 4b feet Q inches, c. w. Bach
man. a student from the University OF
Notre Dame, who looks AS II he might
easily be employed in pulling trees up
by the roots, bettered the old discus
mark Of l2s feet 3 inches with a heave
OF l3i feet y inch. J. {. Lincoln
Of the New York A. c. raised the Jave-
lin record from 165 feet 2 inches to los
feet 5ia inches.
There was abundant competition on
the track. practically every race requir-
ing the Anal yards for decision. In the
sprints the meet served 70 introduce
Robert Morse, a little negro from Brook
lyn, who captured the 100 yard dash
In . As seconds after a tough argument
with Robert Mcbride. the prodigy from
the East Denver High school. The WIND
helped the men perceptibly. but they
were going too fast for conversation AT
any stage of the race and without
aeolian aid probably would have touched
ten seconds.
In the furlong Mcbride won by two
Yards from Dan Jekins, who reg sters
from New orleans. In the accomplish
ment OF victory Mcbride bettered all
recognized marks, running In 81 seconds
and duplicating his feat established III
the far West championships recently.
Right now they are figuring this Denver
boy for first place In the senior cham-
pionships tomorrow afternoon against .
field that contains Drew. Meyer. DIS
mond and Smith. .
In the 100 nigh hurdles Kirkpatrick
of Los Angeles had an easy time winning
from Tom Oakes of the Cincinnati
Chamber OF in 10 i-o see
onds In the low timbers waiter burssh
OF the New York Athletic club had 'ne
time OF his life In beating FREQ Looms
of Chicago. The men finished In a puhsn'
the winning time being - 10 s ecoI
In the half mile L. W. Bby OF the Shl-
- Athletic Association provided a
thrill by oyertaking his Held IN tne
s,retch after tagging through the mrs.
nor, ~ the Journey and winning IN l
minute and bs seconds. ,.ru,.
In thu DAVIS distance events thrNiitt
srishing rather than notapIe resuI,s
nrny,d the rule. II the mile race Ed
gard Stout of the Olympic Cluo Won
samely from a fair neld IN the ias'
Yards OF the struggle. Stout ran prae
tically on even terms Win ~
the New York Athletic Club up 10 the
s,r.,ch nj the race. Both men rallied
Gov . sprint at this stage and STOUT
showed the greater speed, winning py
sUOWtN ''o
Ave yards. x,,,r,
In the Ave mile grind Oliver Willard
San Francisco's premier long "'s'ah'o
runner. gave an exhibition thst was
grsa, Willard held the lead practically
Al every stage OF the race. being pressed
by Charley Pores OF tie Miiirose a y,
of New York city and Joe organ Vi
Pittsburg. The men were almost on
even terms at the start or the ias'
,an where Millard uncorked a sprint
tba, cent him to the front. Pores railing
hack about twenty yards on the ma
! .,retch. Organ ran into third place
WilIard's time was &c minutes 33 Sec
. onds c,. A
bet,ered the junior record In the mop
step and jump with an enort OF 80
I. feet L, inch. but. as was the case WIN
all other performances. the wihd heipeo
, and no record was allowed.
Sol Butler, IN negro prodigy from
pocL Island. H.. won the broad jumr
3 WITH an effort of 90 feet II inches. The
9 summaries:
~" 'saism.Cre.cent A. C., New York
e r. Nolan, olympic Club. second; Timei "
;ssSnas' second c 4. h E. w %GG g chissso &, 4,
! second. Time, 10 SECONDS Third heI'
won BY So! Bu,lsT & sseond. i'' Time;. 10 II
9 Esoseasnaa. Final heat won by R. Morse
salem Crescent A. C., New YORK ~ MS'
: Rride' Denver A.. g., second; A. r ward
: Chicago 4, c.: third; r; No cnna Olympus
G e'a aao Ssrd Run~won by Frank sloman
oivmnic club. F.. Stormer. Cincinnati a
y "a second: A. Gates, Los Angeles A. G.
p third: G. A. Hoenisch, caledonian Cluo
foSs so YARD Run-won by f. ". Eby, chi
esso 4; G: II; ! T'' r cnsm UntVs oiymp q
C ciib third; d. II. Scott. Mississippi Agri
8 cultural College, fourth. Time ! minute
= mic club; II. Honohan. New York A. C.
pscord: II. Gardening, Cincinnati a. =
,hird Time, 1 minutes y 3-S SECONDS
Five M rfob RaS cnanle. Pores Po r o'' Mnlross 4
olympiSo n diuc 10. organ, Pit,.euTs 4. E
!. Nd. H. Honohan. New York 4, C.
tnmah Time. rs minutes 80 seconds;
One Mile Wslk-Won by H.. W. Ely
patrick. Young M nrnwn. Los Angeies A.. c.
Nscmnd; Fred watkins, Los Angeles A. {;
,sippd' Time. 9 minutes IS seconds oni
,hree Competitors. IT.,
mo Yard Hurdles-Won o., y N,rk
patrick 10: Angeles a second; r. oske,
yV Mems Gymnasium, Club, New Or
n houss third; e, Thomson. Los Angeles A. {
- nrs Time, 10 lis seconds.
$40 Yard Hurdles f1Tst hea msii' Mui,
IN Nor,on' oiympis eo Gnde' w " suT.eh' n, !. 4
Grom ,hira Time, ass seconds; seeon
y GneAc-;"p. r. Wittknapp. olympic Clul
., sscond; X. Johnston. Y: NJ. g. Club. Ne
lie Orleans. third TIM; = Y eeSnaI Loomi
M1n 20 A A. second: J. Norton. olympi
a, CC,nS third; II. 8. whitcomb, Cincinna