The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
LOOMS Is ONLY
DOUBLE WINNER
IN TITLE MEET
Beat, Trio Of Negroes in
sprint and Also Takes First
in High Jump.
ONERTON SHOWS WAY.
IN 1000 YARD RUN

TITO hN'-'
tonors +, the New York A. {. las, night
q, the Tvcnty-sccond Regiment Armory
"a one of the most representative and
he,uly contested indoor championship
meetings ever held by the Amateur Ath-
cite MON. II was not until the las;
wen. was decided that the Winged Foot
brigade squeezed out IA point and "a half
ahead Il the irishmen. and a large pro-
portion OF the big crowd stayed patiently
unit u. Walker Of the New York A. c.
captured third place In the running high
lump after a triple tie with his club
mate. Emil Lcescher. and Wesley Al.
Ole. Jg.. Of Yale. Had Oicr broken the
t. =, u victory the New York a. c.
would have tied with the irish in points
scored and IA. championship honors
wpuld have rested with the Irish club
b. Virtue of three first places won TO
ON f,r he New York A. &.
Individually 10 l0omis of the Chi
ctgn \. y carried Oft the honors. In
addition ~ scoring AN unexpected victory
r The 80 yard dash. in which he beat
three colored cracks In the final. LOOMS
won The running high jump and WAS the
only dual winner.
Il WAS q disastrous night for cham
rous. AL the holders who appeared to
defend their titles being lpwl.d over
EXCEPT w H. Taylor, who won the tand-
is high. and u. +. Ahearn, who re-
rcdt"l In the hon. step and jump. Even
Taylor had 10 suffer defeat in one event.
a. lIdtt Adams, the Olympic champion.
showed q return to form. and after hav-
ius been beaten In the standing high by
o., inch. came bark In the standing
broad aud reeained the championship
which Taylor deprived him OF a year
ago hy the margin of half an inch.
Tnroush out the night one record was
broken and three cqualled. and in nil
tie competitions the performances were
O. q hgh order. Geurg. II. Goulding.
- '''utdian, had the distinction of plac-
.r- the only new mark OF the books.
lie won the two mile walk In IS 81.
b,dtiHs his own previous best u!
10 is Is. Iromis euualled the record
OF = 20 seconds in the 80 yards. j. W.
Oytitou Of Yale tied In. 2:l5 20 Of
AL hiviat in the 900 yards, and 4. II.
Kelly cquailed the 500 mark of 30 l-5
DO "a" scmi-final, when he won in 81 ID
seconds.
Although the West was prominent.
Calolgo athletes capturing four rlrsts.
tie Metropolitan Association was ahead
Of the other districts in point scoring
with - points. New England accounted
TO -. The Central Association scored
o.. Cdulda = and the Pacific coast >.
TI" eo.ieges made a good showing. Har-
N'd, Yale and Holy Cross eicn supply
Ns a winner.
pvert"n added a national title to the
collegiate honors he has gained on track
49, iivld when he scored a runaway
victory IN the 1000 yard race. over
victory Mad been expected by those
v, I've seen his recent races and the
- LtttFl.ll. mart ~ = sNa fE4 .uzN
I.HH'r II which lac disposed OF the field,
s''lHs his own pace and crossing the
t 'w,lNe yards in front of Home
IIa'r m . minutes II go seconds. The
tW' elIllcd the indoor record made by
A 4 kiviat in 1914. Dave Caldwell,
l' years winner. was uutrun from the
So and finished thirty-five yards be-
ft ntker
g e ,luall!ng of a record In the first
e'a' decided gave a lively hliip TO the
b games, which attracted Il capacity
c'"Nl to the armory. There was u sen.
sa'ul N the iinal OF the 60 yard, which
flowed. that made the spectators FORGE
f"r toe moment ov-rton's grand race ant
''' 10 LOOMS oi Chicago To the echo
. 'u- whit" hope who made good.
i.o'l..- was OPPOSED in the final b,
: zee dusky iliers, including Howar,
Drew, holder of the worlds record 70,
F.oN'' ehp""'' ~ s"a
-. $500 "a " N"''e r'co
&C.,. II ."'"e''" H"pI''
So nn" ,'!,"H
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i""c of Boston Y. NJ. q. A.. last, !
..t. fms 49, H. 80 50 ao'..,
,,... I ,r. T.rk s,,ndira ioin,I,, I,
:. ,.-D.s Of u e Iough.n yrjoh Am.r
and u p..d Corlnn
r.... v,. am unn,oasan, ,nrideu, T.
? r, nrf I'M, heats ~ tba 9oo vor
man WAS nut back in In,
p,urd ho,, and in the third wbe,
V". Of Boston went over the mark
=. also wls told 10 move back. Tb
sd seemed To think the falls, brca
tho fault of the starter and booe
- .i-s"l that official. until Justic
I..-lS :. Weeks had to make a spec"
:, tu, spectators near the start. II
". mail, to o,ie, them and Howe ha
an How mana.ed to win and hi
.... 49,. or,ru.i,.tL,,lIv r.coived
-
Iut'er' IN. negro VINO came win
... r"pu,atiun from Iowa. was "A fal
10. a, ~, IN, ,nt in IA, ,ml-hn.I =
"'s P'' o"'' ~" '
'' ana beaten also IN Inc meats {
.nr and tho 20 yard hurdle.
.....n.r tn, w.ut to tho Wes, whe
I'I ''' wen, !" tn" "rs' Wv
BIB. Kay "I IN" lllhois n u LOOK
E, '"ll into camp in the two mile rul