New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Two new MARKS
SET in GAMES
OF THE SEVENTH
Company A Also Wres,
the Regimental Laurels
from CompanyF.
BROOKLYN FOUR WING
SPECIAL MILE RElAy
Private Ford, Of COMPANY u
Captures l,000.Yard Hand.
cap, After Keen Struggle

Two records were broken and.
ennisl intercOmpany chamnio,
oyerthrown at the annual spring o..
Of the list Regiment, which we,s
in the armory last night. e
The old marks for the hospi.,l T..
race and the tercompany rolle, !,
ing contest went by the boarS,
Company + was deDosed as re0i,.'.
champion, the honor3 going 10 g
pany i.
Although there were only two 49,.
on the card not confined 10 rnemh.,.
the regiment, the meet drew y. y
crowd, whose interest centred a. y.
victory Of the 23d Regiment l. -.
special National Guard one-mils -
The Brooklyn four led all the Wa, -,
Ollie De Gruchy, who ran as .,.I,.
man, finished with a dozen ysrSs =
spare.
The 22d Regiment team Ani,A.a 8.
second place, but was d.squaliSsS 4. y
cause Matt Shea crowded on one ~ -.
turns. No protest vas made r,,i
after the medals had been avarSsG
and then when the % Naval Bsr,I'.-
made objection the medals Wsrs ;.
called and the 22d four was ruled a..
This let the list Regiment owe ,,
into second place. None Of the o,hs,
teams in the race was checked a, =,
finish, and third place vas de.aul,ss
j. +. Ball who is soon 70 becors ,
member of the fist Regiment. maSs !. !,
bow in military circles By winning ,s,
half mile open race Pail was nateb,3
against a good field, but his forty.y,yi
handicap gave him such an adysntsg,
that he romped home. winning oys, 4
II. Dolder, Of the West SIDE Y.MCA
by FIVE yards. Bal, led from tie s,ar
and finished strong.
Private G.. B. Ford, oi Conp., y
won the l,000-yard handicap fron =,
ffty-yard mark after a keen str.r7s
with G A. Carson, Of Company B. W
started from scratch. Carson foszs
his way through the field and ei1,-
yards from the finish seemed des,n,i
TO catch Ford, bu- The Company Y
man had a wealth OF reserve power
and made good use OF it. As Il vas.
Carson had 20 be content with seeo,!
place, some eight yards ahead Of A..
thony link, the old Columbs ,rsck
captain. who ran for Company Z iron
the 50-yard mark
+. VI. New..n, Of Company K. vca
the half-mile novice run sor the officers
cup, the most highly cherished ind
yidual trophy Of the meet. Newlin vas
forced to his best effort by Dwigh'
Tenney, of Company L, another old Co.
lumbia track star. For the first quar-
ter il was anybody's race, but as th'
tape was neared Newlin showed h.i
mettle and went out to win by half {.
dozen yards.
Company D captured the intercom
pany relay race from the 3O-yard mar
but Company a put Up game fgh
and almost nosed out Company D o,
the tape. Company II was second.
The Halstead lion for all-aroun.
athletic prowess was Won BY Comps'.
A, with total of 81 points, and n.
Halstead military trophy went 70 Cor
pany d. Company +. the overthrow
champions, was second % Company 4
with 81 points, and Companies ar.
d were tied for third with Is points
The other scores were: Company h. l :
Company NJ, Il; Companies Z aud l.
9, and Company II, T.
The scores for the military trophy
were: Company d. 10; Company = =
and Companies 3, F and b, ..
Tho summaries follow.
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Nincy -'.-ee yA'd -lA i'' ".l -.
d. l. Provost Company l t.-l re a. \,
-. NHey .4lev yli ,4- ',t T,45,
Yo 5racht. COMPANY b - i', a. 49,, a - f,r.
Company A lO f-.-l. sseo.4. NJ Z Iia--e'' ''-
DaAy VI 70 fe-t. .a.ri rl 9.i1
i.ooo-ya,,di roa .heaael3. ,', 80 !. 70 so.,l
b ,s-1tcli. s-,o.d. A Z.h t.-g4y i.'
yar',I. th.d Tine -I. s.
Military r'r'. 4ta-''. -'n- vas ''
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