The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
LATE ENTRIES FOR
JUNIOR INDOOR MEET
LOOMS, Warren and Thibault
to Start in A. A. L. Cham
p%ionships.
OTHER GOOD ONES TO TRY

Several late entries were received yes
terday from on. Of town athletes for the
Junior indoor track and field champion
ships of America. which will he held In
the Thirteenth Regiment Armory next
Saturday night. This was tho last batch
that will reach A. A. u. headquarters
in time TO be considered, as tho local
committee In charge OF the games will
meet at 81 Warren street tonight to 20
| over the entries and make ina ar
rangements for the championships.
Every year the New York Athletic
Club presents n strong aggregation for
the Junior meet. and the Winged Foot
organization will lead this year with
twenty-seyen nominations a far greater
number than will represent any other
| club. Among the late entries received
were those of Charles W. LOOMS of the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology.
the sprinting champion Of New Eng
! land X. +. Warren and Garrow SNi-
hault Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
The former Is the best hurdler in the
university and Ill ult is the star OF
the high jumping division.
PHILADELPHIA will make a bid for the
two mile title with James Foley Of the
I S~hanahan &. -. He IL considered the
best distance runner in the district. but
viii md plenty OF competition on Sat
urday. when he will have to meet among
others Fat Flynn, Junior five mile Metro
politan champion Russell ~Springsteen.
junior cross-country champion Hugh
Honahan, Charles Pores and Abe Lem
berg.
Tie 200 yard race will he OF interest
I n.s.sYG, 81 sl, n,,a .,A " LTD
Stormer Of Cincinnati. who ran second
to Frank Sloinan OF the Olympic club in
the quarter mile championship AZ san
Francisco last summer. He showed re-
marktble early speed I'm that event and
was selected to try for n worlds record
In r special race with Ted Meredith.
J The record trial was stopped after the
mon had gou. s2a Yards, ~ tho timers
' could not SEQ the flash Of the risSl. Ar
ranCcm"nts had been made to take
B StorIncr's time at 3Op yards and he is
likely to h" fdNorlt" in the field. which
Includes Roger paislcv and Dan Kuhn,
New York \. e.: Eddie Coylc. Irish
American \. G.: Warren Frccburger
and William lIartung. Baltimore: Phil
ilauser and Il W. Mcdonald. Loughlin
l.yceum. and Herman Foster, Salem
Crescent \. G.
J. q. LOOMS. the 100 ward champion
NJ America, is expected IN town tonight
for tho special 20 yard dash AZ the Mll-
rose \ \ games tomorrow night.
Word was received yesterday from the
Chicago y. y, of which l.oomis IL a
member, that the champion was In good
shape and III to meet Drew in the sprint
and continue his campaign against the
Eastern cracks in the hurdle race and
high jump, Drew has heen N town
Tor several days and has had several
practice spins on local armory floors
since his long trip from Los Angeles.
n there Is a surprise in the race IL
may come from Frank L. Stephen son,
the Trinity club sprinter. who showed
his heels to Roy Morse in the dash At
the Save-a-Home meet.
Fordham University has announced
It's annual indoor games for February II
in the Twcnt!-second Regiment ar
mory, Special contests will he arranged
with the object OF attracting the hes.
athletes IN this and other districts Of
the A. A, L. The handicap running
events are 100 yards. 800 yards. $50
yards. one mile relay and two miles
There also Will be a twelve pound shot
put and two mile walk. both ~handicaps
Entries close with Hugh Kelly. l91
Eighth avenue, or u, Levine. 81 Warner
street, New York.
: A 900 yard scratch race FOR the cham
> pionshlp OF Long Island will he the fca
ture of the games OF the Second Nava
Battalion to he held in the armory a
Bay Ridge on February IL. In add
! tion TO six events open to members %
the battalion there will he several con
tests for A A. l.. athletes. A move
4 event will hc a two mile novice run
with a trophy for the club winning oil
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