New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-14
Mr.. Injunction Breaks
Record at Indoor Games

saw il. Mike Devsnney. OF the Millrose
A. A., was third, and Joe Higgins, OF
the Irish American A. c., was fourth.
Higgins had no injunctions, and could
not prevent the boys from beating him.
Eby. who il student at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania and the half-mile
champion of the Central Association OF
the Amateur Athletic Union, never ran
a better race in his life. Entering the
last lap he was back in third position,
neatly pocketed between Ryan, Devan-
ney and Higgins. Sixty yards from the
tape he burst through and dashed for
the line. Quick to answer his challenge
was Devanney, and like a team of thor
oughbreds they fought their fight
Last Ounce Tells
Forty yards away there was not the
difference Of that hair which the great
Omar says divides the false and true.
Driving along on winged feet the sth-
letes came, but Eby had the greater
reserve-that last ounce necessary to
make him victor. He went ahead and
won by FIVE yards. with Devanney slow
ing up. Mike might have made mis-
take. In any event, he slowed up sur
hciently for Ryan to come along and
beat him out by inches.
Emes Takes Second
Nothing couly have been more fit
ting than for Emes to use his numer-
Gus injunctions as 8 vaulting pole with
which to hop into first place in the
standing high jump. But It was not
20 be. Billy Taylor, OF the Irlsh-
American A. C.. cleared the bar set at
feet 4 inches, while the best Zines
could do was tie with the aid OF
one-inch handicap. Under the rules,
Of course. the scratch man was de
clared winner.
Emes walked over 10 the custodian
OF the prizes, waved a couple OF writs
under his nose and demanded his sill
YER medal.
Eddie is planning a special coat OF
arms for himself II will be of circu-
lar design. with a dollar mark rampant
on a field of green. Part OF the design
will be a judges wig. and the legend
inscribed on a FAC simile scroll Will be:
"Aut injunction, aut nil"
Dave Caldwell, the lanky champion
OF the Boston A. A., won the 6OO-yard
run in impressive style. He broke the
tape some five yards in advance OF Au-
ray. the Georgetown runner, we'll with
in himself. Homer Baker, running his
first race in the colors of the Irish
American A. C., finished far In the
ruck.
The summaries follow:
ono-mlle wslk-von by F.. r Keller heuinss d,
A 9 20 ssconds). H. hsnowils. Mornius,ids
York A 4 ts.rztchj. third. Time. 05
one miis re.1 l;osed 10 n.'11aI 49, ' sa
yards, II. McCts. A. r O'Connof. shea ana
j Es,nj Pos,onios D.Dntm,nt ~ yaIdsl 90 Cur
n.r snd J. J. falsrl. third, Time ~ - -.
so -yafd dssh-won b. Le,ier !. Harper. irsh
Amsriean 4. {. % fesQ o. Bach. o1Anam 4 a
Us i.s,i. second r. Ksstsl. LooE Iiand A g.
~ oSc y.rd 'rin-won By Earl .Eby. unaii,eh.d
/ " R,an. Boston A A. I.tond rks De1inney.
MIross A. third loe Hifrni. l1'h American
= sS "a , ,p5'r pun tSSsa,j-won By p,r, Caldwell.
xso,sc, A A Larry scndder. University 81 Peni d.
s,+oad Heior Gray GeOor,o~n Univ tnird
. Homer Bedks5. Irish American A g. tounn' Ima
:; s,s a'di high ilup-won By W H TyiOr
Iri,L.Arsicsu A. G. scratch WIKI '-e1
ir.f.s. r l.. Ems BronI Cnurfh h9h'. - in'n
seccrd actual ilrnp , i'et ln'9-s. rs, 49, J.!
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se.I.-, New Yors A g. teS y,rdsl: A L. Hussa
bccs columbia University 600 ysri;'' te'oau a.
Mclaughlin. unstta-Hsa 10 }ataS'' '''''u' '''-
Tuius. i5 pound ,hoi--wen ~ T. hitsuk-
7 unaiiIohed ~ fe,D. actual o.! g, - Iset =
, ,s,th ~ feet ~ inches: q. l.. Ods.n Irish
,r.r.eau A C. t0is feet. third. with 40 ieet ]
lurh . -, - ~. 80 m.
vi Clinton ICsr,r, sng. olsnek aud Bra'er,
,-srl 81 R,nedicps Prep tbesoh LLOYD. Iuty .ao
Rr.,,f-T1 ,.co0d Foiy Prep Cars hcDonald.
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