New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-29
Captures 55-Yard Handicap
Race in Easy Fashion
Mohawks Hold Meet.
Ry A. c. CAVAGNARO.

Housetops, fences and windows were
in demand by the hundreds who
watched the athletes of the Glencoe
Athletic Club compete In their first set
Of monthly track and field games held
on the small oval at 126th Street and
Second Avenue yesterday. Practically
every window OF the tenement houses
surrounding the field held its full quota
Of onlookers, while the spectators on
the roofs followed the proceedings
while comfortably seated In chairs.
The Glencoe organization trotted out
on the field Fred Teschner. its new
Splinter. Teschner first appeared in the
b5-yard handicap dash, and, allowing
liberal starts to his rivals. won in
canter in FIVE and four-ffths seconds.
For the narrow and poor track this was
an exceedingly impressive performance.
His next appearance was IN the medley
invitation race, at one and three-quar-
tiers miles, when he ran the first leg or
900 yards for his team. He turned over
a lead OF almost twenty yards TO MS
relief man, who, however, was unable
TO hold it. First place went 70 the
Morningside Athletic Club team, with
the Glencoe representatives five yards
back.
Sam Lobou was another busy con-
testant. After finishing second behind
Teschner in the short dash he captured
a similar position in the 220-yard run
from the low handicap mark OF six
yards. He then captured first place in
both the running broad jump and the
obstacle race.
Individual honors also were won by
Willie Rompainen, who, aided by liberal
handicaps, won both the half mile and
the three-mile runs. A one-lap race for
girls caused much amusement, Miss
Mollie McCabe proving by her speed
that skirts did not greatly impede loco
motion.
The summaries follow:
Bj-yud dash fh,ndicspl-won NJ ?. Taschnsr
q fee,i third Tina Dos -
22o-yard dash Ohandicapl-won BY T Newm,n
2s y,rds, 81, LOBBY r 20 y o1l 'eo'' l. '''''
Ons-mile walk tscrstelil--Won BY G. Ttmmhs b.
Rter second: T Mulsne third Tine. % ~.
pain.n Il 500 T Mullsne 20 :5ol. second: f. Cosen-
tno q 0ol. thlrd. Time IS 90.
rgs e 's pound Sth 80 e ~. 5dS.. q
limo "a feetj' with a. 'eet II inches. second. p
B.chele go f..u with q feet 10 ineRes shlra
/ $50 ysrdsl: G. Tmmins t35 yIdsl. second
Kanras lser,,ch) third Tine nj E9i Tc,b. Ii
Ian Huschner second Alice Griren. third. Time.
pnon,o, bro,d lump Chandlcspl-won by s
IDbou ii focj. with IS feet II inches: B Ritter
f,et) with rs feet ba inches. second. w. Kelly -
feeO with "a feet inches. third. ,,.,,.--
/ ond g schwartz third
ono mile Won by MornnEsid. A. 6. with IoEn.y
Hslpin. Boekel and He,det. Glencoe A. G WIN
Tesehner. Iobou. Kansas and camp 'teo3d: MA wa
ski1a third. Tine. SIS Is.
Competing for the first time In four
years, Herbert Hulsey made n success
/ ful "come back" in winning the II
pound shot put at the monthly games
| of the Mohawk Athletic Club held AT
Macomb's Dam Park, The Bronx, yes
terday afternoon. Hulsey tossed the
/ ball a distance Of 43 feet BIZ inches.
This effort was more than eight inches
| better than that of Louis Rudnick, who
/ finished second
Efficient handicapping brought about
I some keen foot racing. Harry Blddle,
/ the Indians star middle distance run
ner, was in his best form in winning
7 the SND-ydTO run fNllOAlHb
/ handicaps TO fifteen other rivals. Biddle
rapidly moved 10 the front to occupy
/ a challenging position on the fnal lap.
He sprinted past Tom Donohue, the
/ leader, winning by FIVE yards. He was
! timed in 2:05 3-5.
| The summaries follow:
| i0o-ysrd dash (hsndicAp)-Won BY I. gohen
/ tscrAtehl, z Pinkney a yardsl. s.cond; g. DoiAh
| (3b yardsj third Tine. olo IS
| ssO.yard dash (hindicApl-Wou By Hary Bidd,s
l fEcratchl: Tom Donohue 80 yirtsl. seconi' j.
Doan (35 ysrdsl. third. Tins los %. ,.
/ tio-yard run (hGndics9)-MOn b. r. Plnkney y
yards. u. Blddle @ yArisl. second; J. C"nen
/ minus ysrdsl. third Tine. 0@ -
! Putting la-pound shot thAndcApl Won o{ "
Hulsey Cscrstch) with a. feet 50 inches: l.. Rud
nick Is feei). With q feet 81. inches. secundi D
Weller Is feet). with III feet inches, third
/ Three mile run fhsndicspl-won by Fred lra'e
! lena go yards r. Mallon f2l5 yardsl se.ond: J.
MeGuineSs Gas yards. third. Tine. 1913 S-5.
Youth had 10 bow to- Age when
! Adolph Arnold, who has reached his
forty-ffth year. led home a field OF
twenty-five contestants in the annual
| ivc-mile handicap walk Of the Walk
| e-s' Club Of America, held at Ma
combs Dam Park, The Bronx. yester-