New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-28
Benjamin Lauder Breaks
High Jump Record in
Harlem Games.
THE GLENCOE A. c.
GIVES UP TROPHY
Harry Parkinson, of Brad
surst Club, Victor in 2
Vile Handicap Race.
By A. c. CAvAGNARO.

.hletes of the Salem Crescent Ath-
letic Club carried off most of the
honors in the second half of the games
Of the Harlem Athletic League, which
we're held at Macomb'S Dam Park yes
,erday Benjamin Lauder, the clubs
best high jumper, began proceedings
with a new league record in his event.
leaning feet s wholesome inch higher
than the old figures held by himself.
The team point trophy also came into
the Salem clubs possession, when the
Glencoe Athletic Club. the donor, which
finished first, with count of 80 points,
refused 70 accept it. AS the Salem team
won second position, with 24 points,
il gained the prize.
There were many close finishes and
hard battles. but the scratch men Jared
Ill. In the eleven events on the pro-
gramme only three Of the honor men
succeeded in catching their fields and
breaking the worsted winners. One OF
these fortunate competitors was Sandy
Evans, who represented the Salem
Crescent organization, and who only a
week ago captured the Connecticut
state 440-yard championship run.
Evans was in the wake of large en-
tries in both the 440 and $50 YARD
events being placed by the Handicapped
FIVE yards behind scratch in each con-
test. His first appearance was at his
=, A..N !
Of competitors hindered him to such an
extent that he could finish no better
than third. A. Darlington, of the Alpha
Physical Culture Club, the winner, and
Sam Labou, of the Glencoe club, who
preceded him home, had a duel all the
way, the former winning only by
inches.
Evans, however, gave an exhibition
Of his real speed in the half-mile con-
test. He leaped into his long stride at
the opening gun, and, at the end of the
first lap, had assumed a commanding po-
sition. Turning into the home stretch
he held the van, and sprinted to cross
the line with two-yard advantage in
the fast time Of 2 minutes.
Harry Parkinson, of the Bradhurst
Field Club, put on his running shoes
after several months Of idleness, and
was a victor in the two-mile handicap
He appeared to be in especially good
form, and although allowed a start OF
IS seconds, was clicked for the full
distance in 1880. Aaron Morris, the
ST. Christopher Athletic Club runner
was virtual scratch man, with II sec
onds, and ran pretty race in finishing
third
Fred Teschner, Pete j. White and
Eddie Perelman had an interesting tilt
in the 100-yard handicap dash, the ath-
letes finishing as named. At the 220-
yard distance, Perelman made good use
Of a 9-yard start, and succeeded in
winning by a yard. c. Mock, a Salem
member, was second, with Teschner al
most in a dead heat for the place.
The summaries follow:
loo-ysrd dash (handicspI-won by +. Teschner
S.cncoe , A. C. 10 feet J White White; salem clI
cue 4. G. yards. third. Time. O:iO.
s2o-yard run thandcspl-Won by T. Perelmsn
9'ec9coe a. G.. yards G Mock: salem Crsscsp
Q yards. third. Time O:23.
iio-yard run thandlcsp)won BY A. harrington
G. 20 yards. second; 5, Evans. salem Crescent A
c. lca. Z. yards. third Time, O:52.
>'o-yard run (hsndicsp)-won by S, Evans. sa
lcn-Crescent A. C.. pen 5 yards: John Brunson
heim. Glencoe A. C.. II wards third Time. 90.
One-mile run thandcapl-won by J.. Riegel
Glencoe A. G. $50 yards; II. Nichols. MorninEsid
A. G.. 80 yards. second c. Mitchell st. Christophe
A g. sc yards. third. Tine $3.50.
Two mile run (handicSpl-Mon by II. Parkinson
BTalluTst =. C.. a. seconds: II Roberts. ST. Marx
e. c. 80 second: A Morris. 81. Christopher A
G.. D. seconds. third. Time. 1899.
Oae-mi'e walk lhandicaDl-NOn by J. McSorlcy
Glencoe A. G.. 45 seconds; 5. kanowitz. Morning
side A c. I 90 second =. kcser. MOningSide A
L scratch Third Tine. 80
Medley relay raoe thandicap) Won by 81; Chris
topher A C.. - yards with Hernandez. Daniels
Itckson ana Bolin; Macombs A. C., l6s yards. viii
Dab. Witty Savage and Lgntene second: Glenco
A. c. 80 yards. With Hoffman. StrO@itz. Meyerhen
and Friedman. thill Tine S.2l.
Running hizh jump thsndicspl-Won by Il. Lau
der. Salem. Crescent A G.. scratch with . feet
inches: " Boston. Alpha y C c. 2 inches. will
feet inches. second r. Hernandez 81 Christie
pier A C.. scratch. with feet inches. third.
Running hop. step aud Jump (handicspl-Won b.
J.. NFig. 81 Joseph's Y. NJ A. feet. with ~ fee
inches. sam Labou. Glencoe A. C.. feet. viii
q feet secofd: 7. O'Brien. Glencoe A. C., feet
WITH Al feet inches. third
Putting 2-pound shot thandicspj-won by A
harrington. Alpha =, c. C., feet. with 30 feet
J. GrfenbeFg Glencoe A. C.. scratch. with 50 fee
inches second: j. Zsslovsky Moningside A. {.
feet with 81 feet inches. third
Point score-Glencoe A. C., g: salem CrsScen
A. G.. -: Alpha p. c. c.. To- Moningside A. G.
L. 81 Joseph's Y. ". A, 8; 81. Christopher A. {.
=. 81 Marks g. C s. Mscomhs A. C., ].