New-York tribune., 1916-06-19
Four Thousand See FIu..
Bow to A. L. Engels in
Hurdle Race.
STEPHENSON BEATEN
BY W. F. LA ROSE
Loughlin Lyceum Captures One,
Mile Relay Race, Thanks
to Hauser.
By A. c. CAYAGNARO.

unexpected reverses IN the po..,o,..
games Of the Singer Employes' All.
letic Association, which we're he'd 4,
their field at Elizabethport. ". J. 70.
terday afternoon. Jack J. Ell., Il,
veteran policeman athlete o. Ii. lr,s
American Athletic Club, corsitv~
without an equal in the Eas, over Il,
low hurdles, went down 70 defes, .l,,,
with Frank L. Stephenson. the sori,
ing star Of the Trinity Club, Of Broc..
lyn.
Four thousand spectators s-.
thrilled by the close competition. A..
the fall Of tho stars caused cut.
sensation. Eller bowed 70 the r,p,dly'
improving Arthur l. Engels, row IN.
attached. in the final heat Of the no.
yard low hurdles. Il was a decisv,
victory for the youth. Both star.s
from scratch, Engels winning By p
yards.
F Stephenson was outsprinted By vi.
lam F. Rcd La Rose, Of the Knighad
ST. Antony, in special iOO-yard ~.
The finish was an exceedingly cl:s
one, the judges deliberating for son,
time before rendering decision, wiz.
stood two 20 one in favor Of La Rae
Eller also was a contestant. bu, !.
was no match for his other two riysi
following four yards in their wax.
Nip and Tuck Fight.
Eller and Engeis opposed jim L..
coin, of the NeS York Athletic Glib,
and Kenneth r. Baker. unattached. ir
| the decisive heat, and when the pistol
was fired both the scratch men lsspe. {.
off their marks as unit. Il was mp
and tuck fight as they took the Aigh, 0,
hurdles abreast, with Engels appearing
10 gain slightly in the short sprin,s.
Passing the sixth hurdle Eller ard
Engels moved ahead Of the handicsl
entrants. and in taki.y the seventh Oh
stacles Eller knocked his down. Thil
momentarily stopped his speed and il
the next ten yards Engels had gained
slight lead. Eller tried hard TO catcl
his younger rival, calling upon all hi
reserve strength, but without avail. Tn
winners time was Is seconds.
The sprint battle between Stephenso'
and the flaming haired la Rose was
sensational one throughout. Eller vs'
left trailing at the half distance mar.
as his two opponents sped on shoulfG
20 shoulder Twenty yards from ii,
tape La Rose held lead Of seven.
feet. but Stephenson then called cpG
his last ounce Of strength. He quiety
closed up the space and barely esusii
La Rose as the tape was snapped. .
A brilliant piece Of running By Ptl
Hauser enabled the Loughlin Lyeesr
four TO capture the oae-mile relay rs,s.
In fourth place beginning the las, lsp'
with the team closely punched Hsg"r
started out on his task. In less thar
one hundred yards he had assumed ne
lead and continued on TO win BY iso
yards.
The Mohawk Athletic Club gained sec
ond place from the Brooklyn Athleue
Association, with only inches SepafH-
ing them. During the frst two reisy'
the Brooklyn runners held the van, o-s
Willie Shanahan, the next runner
stumbled home weakly IN sixth position
Jake Rubenstein, at anchor, went
whirlwind pace after the held sho
barely placed his team IN second pos
tion.
Willie Goldman, the former school
boy sprint champion, won his seeon'
prize in two days by capturing the lvV
ward handicap dash ss representatF'
of the Brooklyn Athletic Associstion
Allotted a start Of "A yards, Golaih''
won by several feet.
Emerging from the pack on the osea
stretch, Arthur Billingham, unattAeheo
swept on TO an easy victory Oy 'e
yards in the 440-yard handicap rlh'
The summaries follow:
oPEN EVENTS
ioo.ya-d dash handicap Won y |ll',.n1 o.
man Broodyn A. =. .ii,4, '.' 49,. a Pesd
tor unattached l7is YARDS. ,a.id re hive
SS0yAd run 0haadicag Won Q -. \.
0lsaama 4 A I'D yafisl .,.,,t VIZ, 4,--is Brow.
44o-ysrd run lhant.-aDl- Won y a RK.,,,
han. 1na'tachsd ~ yarlsl " h,es'ib, ib,o5ss.- ~.
Nobask A ~ t-i, ys.dsl' ,hlri Tine. Q > 5
Il0-yari low hurdle -tce .a.iil'iH az, ~
Ar;hur EaSs, unattached .sr,.ehl ;,.g5Ss JoI, o.
I1soA Tn AmfIissa T.s yo,t C. i',- Z y@i .'d <
Bsker. unattached % ywtsl. fourn a, So.,.-
Ons-m.le run lnoFcel Woa ~ ,,,i.eb,, +.
ond' EdWia Anderson. sgsagls E.eoiHe Ooup-
third Tine, OF u. I'd, .s-sr-.r, Tor
ono and-s-hss.f-uli.- sLt a'l'i,S' ',S ss,ooss,i
Ttet 49, p.,..~.t c ls5 .scondsl. ssoo'
,yo'aioo Sf,Fsa-.a. Ncs Yors 4 e l35 ''coot
tbi-i, W9iism Plant Long b.And A. 4. '''f4~
iol, X ,,,a ,ls r,n ibsndleapl hy Iauss d.
PHI. To~y is.nd A & 200 yards Ge.fse
.0n. Nohawk A C.. 90 yHls ' III,
Gargey. Ki,shs - - Aai'hy ''' s''D''' ~
''c5r oHe.miie relay rs-e haniiespl Won , w
IN Lg'eg~ w ma, .ii''' s~5 Hsos,r W,hiE,s
q t5i ,ardsi. vA u. Bdie. J. ,oaH, "a
sni q PucMey. seco.l' ln5-' "a stsrsi
yards) with ". Go.tmsa. 49, 'fr.,,,,rs. foui
ana j. Rubensteln. third Jefssy HATED
i'RS Rsns,Ss ~ Sish JUMP oh.ni,ri,-H,'o.1n, W., ~
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Time. g IS
CLOSED EVENTS
,,... ,,, f,orse,-won g >n7s
f4o-yaid IN c,,sr.r,. spseisl asehin.sr7,, .
daa A''I BotsS. 4ss.as,7s ws5 ,3.'d b, np' r1,
iooo-,sld nln lnoT,.s,slH,s o,T,...s,,,sl,1s .e5aat. O Re-
shu,tie thiri TIM. 50 81 ,s,.u,, SHUT
ioo.yard dash.--won 9 y ~ NuI,,sd R-.1d,,y.
Harrison. As.enss5,is,s 's'ooa' d.
thii1, Hsn ~ io,s hurdle r.oc lhanticaro
Hurley. Assemblies s1i ..er'ien r foun. 70 d
,smsii5is % s,,iy,s yiH nae ossi5
AINisor nnd