New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-12
Anderson Stars
In Morniingsiide
Monthly Games
BY A. c. CAVAGNARO

Ernie Andersen, the former Swedish
American Athletic Club athlete and a
I champion of the Scandinavian-Ameri-
can Athletic League, was the individual
star in the monthly games of the Morn
/ ingside Athletic Club held at the City
/ College Stadium yesterday. Andersen
was making his initial effort in the
Morningside colors, and although he
was heavily .penalized in his three
starts overcarhe all the handicaps to
win each event easily.
! His best effort was in the running
broad jump, when he leaped a distance
of 20 feet Y inches with little trouble.
Soon afterward he proved the best of a
big field in the running hop, step and
jump, returning a winning effort Of SO
/ feet 6 inches without being pressed.
/ His third victory was in the running
! high jump, when he cleared the bar
with little trouble ct height Of feet
inches.
4 The contests brought out all the new
recruits in the ranks of the Harlem
organization, and these newcomers have
strengthened the track squad consider
ably. Probably most prominent was
Harry Braverman, the onetime De Witt
J Clinton High School student and
schoolboy champion, who made favor
able impression against his older OPP
ponents. Eddie Kurzman and S. Belsky,
other Clintonians, also performed we'll.
/ Mike Voelkl, the clubs champion
IL %.
4 in both the 100 and 300 yard runs from
Braverman started from scratch with
/ Voelkl, but erred in failing TO jump
out into his best sprint at the start.
Consequently he lost valuable ground,
and Voelkl, who made most of his run.
ming from the gun, won ands down by
a margin of four yards. Braverman
was second.
Hans Schuster gave fine perform
ance in the two-mile event, starting
from scratch and winning as he pleased
by a margin Of 100 yards. His fine
running showed that he was getting his
real form for the metropolitan cham
pionships.
The summaries follow:
! loo-yard run (hIndcsp)-won by NJ. yOelM
s.eratehl A. Thurman q Yards second s H. i:
. bIAItIiAdh N-52 yAIOSys llhQs H. BloOm 10
yards) fourth Tine, o:l0 3-5. ...
SOe-yard run thsndicsp)-Won BY N; yoehl
b tscrstch): H. BraUrmSn scratch, second: J. II.
o'Nen Is ysrdsl third: John Steimle 90 yards,
b fourth. Time. 03i
/ lOOO-ysrd run (hsndicSp)-won by T. wsinsn
' go yards Carl Nelson 40 yards second: 1.
Lehman LS5 yards, third; j. r. O'Neill tscratch),
fourth. Time. 2:2i
Tso-mile run thandicap)-won by II. Schuster
. tscrStch); S. Weinan 400 yardsl, second: !.
Lehman as yards). third: T. Farrell Q5O yardsl.
/ fourth.
] l2o-yard low hurdles Chandcapl-won by s.
| BesEy q YARDS J. Zaylosy q ysrdsl. second ;
/ H. Brayernan lscratch) third Time Ol7.
! Running high jump thsndcap)-Won by L.
: Andersen q inchcs) with feet inches; e.
Besky (scratch) with feet 4 inches. second /:
I II. Bloom % inchesl. with feet inches. third;
/ C. Nelson 6 inchesl with feet inches fourth.
Running broad jump Granddaughter by =.
Andersen scratch. with 20 feet IA inches II.
second A. Kurzmsn g feet. with 10 feet 8
inches. third. II. Bloom a feet. with 10 feet
inches fourth
Running. hop. step and jump Chsndlcap)-
Won by Z. Andersen Il foot), with IS feet s
/ inches: H. Braverman u foot inchesl. with
. 81 feet inches. second; A. Thurman a. feet 6
inches). with S5 feet 10 inches third: Z. Weman
. q fset). with 50 feet So inches. fourth.
Putting S-pOund shot thandcapl-Won by A
Thurman scratch. with a feet inches: John
Sieirnle az feetl with AZ feet 4 inches. second
s. Besly ~ fsot), with SO feet inches, third !:
/ r. MooEhead 90 fee). with 50 feet inches
Relay rac,-won by nrst team. with T. Far
r,I F. Burke, j. r. O'Neil and NJ Voelk
second team with H. Bloom A. Thurman, H.
Appel and II. BrsVermAn. second. No time taken