The sun., 1917-06-10
How Teams Fared
in A. A. u. Games

MGhawk s.'t,s, a; C;.:S St. Johns College,. l
Alpha p. C. C. c. for first at feet
Inches. Abromet Jumped of the tie in
his near street apparel. The takeoff
was poor, yet the Long Island A. c. lad
had little difficulty In clearing feet 0
inches without athletic costume. Abro-
met Is only IS years old. Nureed along
carefully the youngster promises to
mako his mark as jumper.
MiIns's speed Burst.
Another likely looking lad turned up
In tho winner of the 220 yard dash,
Gordon Milne Of Loughlin Lyceum. The
Greenpoint youngster ran q splendidly
Judged race and demonstrated tho BEN
efits Of training under Pete Waters. r.
Georgi Of the New York A. c. got the
jump in the break from the barrier and
carried the pack along at a cracking
clip. Milne. instead of trying to i'm
prove his position on the turn, Is many
youngsters would have done, fanked
Georgi till the stretch was reached.
Rounding the turn and pointing for home
Milne heightened out and crawled up
past the Mercury Footer. He breasted
the worsted in 23 2-5 seconds. good
time considering the strong wind tho
runners had to buck.
Another Loughlin Lyceum lad showed
| splendid form and q good racing head
| In the 440 yard dash. He was ]. J.
O'Brien. Hanging back in fourth place
while the leaders were battling It
out in the nrst furlong. OBren moved
up into third place at tho head of the
home stretch and then. cutting loose in a
corking drive. shot to the front and
opened a fve yard gap on A. X. Smith
Of the Jersey Harriers before the tape
was torn. OBrien was clocked In
! So 3-5 seconds.
voteretsas Wins 3 Mile.
Jimmy McCurnin Of the Jersey Har-
ricrs did bit too much early running
in the three mile run and shot his bolt
at mile and three-quarters, Vic
voteretsas of the Morningside A. C.
went TO the front at that stage and
never was headed. Once in front Vic
opened up a big gap. After voteretsas
shook McCurnin or there was a keen
duel for second place for several laps
between McCurnin and Johnny Bell Of
the New York A. c. Though McCurnin
was pretty we'll run out. he outlasted
Bell and tho Mercury Footer let go.
Joe Georgia Of the PaulIst A. c., who
is the proprietor Of q booebfack stand
at Fifty-nrst street and Ninth avenue
and who Is known as ''the pride Of the
bootblacks," made q strong finish in the
three mile event. He beat Bell for third
place. Georgia made a game attempt to
catch McCurnin, but failed to close the
gap.
Walter Powe, the colored middle dis
tance runner Of tho Alpha Physical Cul-
ture Club, ran a commanding race in
the half mile run. After setting the
pace for most OF the Journey Powe had
q Of N
stave of the determined finishing spirit
of Al Dolder OF the West Side Y. NJ c.
A Dolder closed with a great rush in
the last 100 yards, but couldn't overtake
Powe.
J Pretty Red Cross nurses circulated
among the spectators during the progress
OF the games and collected slightly
under 800 for the fund. The patriotic
women who donned Red Cross raiment
and did the collecting were Mrs. Irwin
Rosenbaum. Mrs. N. J. Shelton and Mrs
Ethelyn Berkfeld The band was kept
busy lodging the hammer throwers.
The Summaries.
TRACK EVENTS.
.i,o Yard High Hurdles-won by C. Erd-
. York A. C.. second; H. cassidy, New York
A. c.. third; A. Gorham. Salem Crescent
on: &C. tSq,,h S, Ru1%on T%% rs BY ssS9g sGgd; w...
ond: T. a. Hsip,ne. Morninssids x. C,
ssSara sSarii r,ms n.eAsS4 ss4 s. Christopher Club
! 100 Yard pash-won by Fred Te.chner
a Glencoe a; C.: T. Demp;sy' Union Settle
sS' ~oed Inn nj l. 4. % touqtn D. Time, ic as sG sss
2'o Yard Low Hurdies-won by C, San.
Ga%s g. tSiTa saSnd H. was% R,ssardsan M9rrsg Il
Christopher Club fourth Time. rs s.
40 Yard Run-won by J; J, o'Bri.-
!, HSrriers' sr second: q. Meete.r. % New York % 4
C., third: 4. Reilly, knights of st. Antony
y one Mile walk-won by J. Pitchta, Mo
second x; zslch, American walker. A.so
J, ciation. third. II. Kanowitz, Morningsid,
s, ssC YARD Dash. Da.nIwGn BY dsra9p M Min:
c.. second; J. A Cunningham. Paulist A
G.. third L. Dornbsrssr. 81: Johns Col
sas. MorninEside A. c., J. A. Mccurnin
Jersey, Jersey HaTrieI, ,s,rs second; =. p; Giossio
cauiass fonrth n Time. ls,Fd a;i7 Bell New YORK
0 $50 Yard Run.wcn by W. powe. Aiph,
and g. j. sellers. I'll ossT Ssw y YoT. G G. ,hrd M
s;Oi Is.
vi FIELD EVENTS.
~ Pound Shot Put-won by Geors
Kuell. Anchor A. c., 40 feet inches: II
3 Elsey. unattached. Al feet loh inches
. second; W. Bradley, New York A. G, 4
i. coe A. C.. 46 feet an inches. fourth.
e Throwing the Discus-won by W. r
IT ciendsnins BoliywoSd ni yo Inn a. 4. A., ig2 fee
:; club lo7 feet ~ inches. second; "
4 Bradley. New York A. C.. ioe feet 50
inches, third; NJ. Peterson. Swedish Ameri
= can A. C.. lo2 feet loh inches, fourth.
n Running High Jump-Won by A. Abro
n nit Long Island A. C.. on Jumpon OF Il,
. 8 feet . inches; l.. Watson. Alpha =. C. c
:, 8 feet inches second; b. Lauder saler
re- Crescent A. C.. feet = inches third
fourth.
Running Broad Jump-won by T. y
Jones. Alpha p. c. C.. 81 feet Q inches: r
Brown. Long Island A. c.. 81 feet =,
inches, second; T.. A. Anderson, una,
tached. FL feet 4 inches. third: b. Lauder
= Salem Crescent A. C., 81 feet. fourth.
Throwing the Javelin-won by r. vich