The sun., 1916-10-02
ALLEGED "RINGER" :.
IN JERSEY GAMES
Ebert Says J. Green. Who
Won Novice Race, Is II. Cole
man Of Syracuse University.
MORSE FIRST IN SPRINT

Charles Ebert Of the local registration
committee OF the Amateur Athletic
Union said he caught ringer yes
terday afternoon at the Singer En-
ployees Association games at Bennett
Park. EHxabethport. y. J. When
J. Green Of the sprague A. A.. dashed
home an easy victor in the 500 yard
novice race Elbert said he recognized
the lad as II. Coleman of Syracuse
University and had the referee disqualify
him.
Besides losing the prize the youngster
will be brought up on charges. and "
found guilty will be suspended from fur
,her competition both IN a. A. L. and
intercollegiate meets. The 1ntercol-
iegiate Association Is allied with the
\. A. T. and II tho lad is suspended by
the parent body he will be unable TO
compete for his college until the ban Is
lifted by the \. a. L. authorities When
Green was disqualified J. J. Collins OF
the Long Island A. G.. who finished
second, moved into first place.
Close and exciting finishes were the
rule at the meet. which was attended
by more than 5000 persons. The 100
yard dash resulted in victory for Roy
Morse OF the Salem Crescent a. c.. who
formerly held the eco yard national
championship title. He was awarded
the decision. but there were hundreds
present, including one Of the Judges. who
said he was beaten BY \. Smith OF the
Mohawk \. e. Others said II was n
dead heat. but a majority OF the judges
declared that Morse had poked his chest
ha fau nhpnd
Smith. and Tom Cassidy. the referee.
abided by their decision and awarded
him first prize.
The race was a handicap affair. with
Morse giving "A score of fast sprinters
liberal starts. Smith, with whom lie
had a hard tussle in the fnal. started
from the six yard mark. q. Hutchins
of the Mohawk a. G. finished third. De-
spite a strong wind against which they
ran all the way Morse travelled the as
tance in 10 I-5 seconds.
The four mile handicap was called
OF because there were not enough
srorers present. Threescore barriers
| including four champions. were entered
for the race and fearing confusion at
the finish the officials decided to call II
off. The summaries:
100 Yard Dash: Handiesp-wcn 10y RHy
Morse. unat,sehsd .scra'ch A. S'ni,, Ir,.
.o4s. Ga,m, News Ss@ Tors x !. 3 yards fourth
Too; 100 Yard Dash: Handicap: clo..d--wor
| hy r. clark. s,nttl" scratch; V. 'alla
sssr..y' sss, n0'S, 1sus. us YARDS. third. time
500 Yard san; Sov.ce-cwcn sy ). J, Gu,
! ark 4, Z. second: &. Ros.rt, Mohass A
| 9, third. Time. ! minute 90 ! Il seconds
! Throwing the Discus: Handicsp--Won by
4 SsW A q
=: teeo. il; ,.et ) inches. second y E
) in"n.s. ,hiSd. i'"' ~ ''.
Two Nile walk: Handicap-wcn by
Richart Remer, New York a. {: ,.rtatch
! second Fred Ksiser, Morningside A e ~
! seconds, third: O. trlaub; A'nerictt
! Time. - minutes i,i.s seconds
! 2?o Yard Dash: Handicap Won by u
G.crE!,, New York A. 80 Yards T pur
Charles Mock. Salem cres,ert x {. Il,
yardsl.. third: Time. 2: 4; second. ..
BsnH.s. x; Haw SorK = {: yards; mari.
Walsh. Knights OF s. ANTONY J.
,sera'ch ;, second T. c; 1onnt' Long i,,ni.,
Ego Yard Hurdle, Hanhicap--W Won h
Matter =. Plant, .. I Mi,lins tscratc h,
BosG.n 10 s'"f; Il: 9S y%Tds, mira RIM, o"a :,
Two Mile bike: closed. .Handioap-wo,
~ Wa.V' y, Il'''He -" - ~ !,
Nicholas pf-erer. shuttle 'scra,ch,, third
Time. q minutes 6 40 seconds.
40 Yard Handicap: Closed-Won by 4
schsstze. Assembling l2 yards!: J. Price
Assembling t2 YARDS. second. = Bogdeu
Assembling Cs yardS, third Time, 81 s.
/ seconds.
Half Mile Handlcap--,won by salcn
Cresrcnt a, .. team. with A, &. Gorhani
p. verwayne, II. Foster and J. = Whit
ll2 yards; Mohawk 4. e. team. with /
DolAn. A. Smith. W. Griscom and \. Wash
inGton Il? ysrdsl. second: Long Island
e. team, with W. Hall. r. Wentore, T.
| Reidnierth and I. W. Bergen ,2s yards
third. Time. l minute 31i-5 seconds