New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
N.Y.A.C. Again
Goes to Fore
In Junior Meet
Alpha Physical Cultur.
Club Carries Of Sec,
ond Honors
BY 4. c. CAYAGNARO

the strong showing made by the ar.
letes Of the small clubs Of the dis,,;..
proved the interesting feature O, -
annual junior track and field game. :.
the Metropolitan Association, held !.
the Lewisohn Stadium YESTERDAY.
The big Winged Foot organi,,,.
gathered the winning total Of 32 poi,,,
but for the first time in many year, -.
strength of the small fry" was fel, ~
: the New York club runners.
A hot tussle marked the strugels T..
second honors, the position going Ia -
! Alpha Physical Culture Club VIII II;
| points. Then followed the s.. Chr.
TOPPER Club. with 10 points; Gles,o.
/ Athletic Club, with II, and Louyli''
. Lyceum, with TO- Of the thirty eirs.
represented in the competition o-r
nine failed TO score points.
Games patriotic
The contests were the usual eh,-.
pionships, but owing 20 the fac, ~,
many athletes OF the city have ioirss
+ the National Guard and other miG,s,S
/ units it was decided 70 condue, ~,
games as q patriotic demonstration IA
titles changed hands, although tbs
championship rule which prohibits =
competitor from winning more thar az
race was observed. Several Red Cro.,
nurses went among the crowd "a
S7s.9l was collected from the I 50s
spectators within the coliseum.
Victor Noteretsas, the rangy Graz,
L NJ he Frasa rrne -. L. d -
rings around his opponents in captur.
ing the three-mile run. Eight distance
I runners faced the starter but before
the two-mile point was reached. three
had retired from the fray.
During the first one and a half mile,
the gritty James McCurnin. OF ,hs
/ Jersey Harrlers, was allowed 10 60,
the pace, with Veteretsas, now and
then challenging for the lead. On tbe
lap which completed the two miles Vo.
teretsas moved into the van, and there.
after II was a procession % the finish
Noteretsas quickly opened I'D a gsp
which he increased to l25 yards at the
finish.
/ McCurnin finished second, with Joe
p. Giorgio. Of the Paulist Athletic
I Club, j nthlrd place. Half a lap from
home, Giorgio moved Up from fifth 10
third place and set sail for McCurrin
who WIS second. The latter quckenei
his pace and moved away TO gain lead
OF seventy-fve yards On Giorgio a,
| the end.
furdler at His Best
Charles r. Erdman, the Princeton
University hurdler, who Represented
the New York Athletic Club, easily
proved his superiority IN the l2O.yard
high hurdles.
The contest was really New York
Athletic Club affair, as Erdman was
followed home by Eugene Sanger and
Harry Cassidy, two eliminates. ira.
man was in the van after he cleared the
second obstacle, and won as he pleased
in 10 2-5 seconds.
Gordon Milne, of Loughlin Lyceun.
defeated fast field in the 220-ysg
run. Entering the backstretch, hs
field was punched with Milne poeit,sd
far back. However, be managed 70
squeeze through IN the last fftesa
yards from the nnish to shake of Res
Georgi, Of the New York Athletic Club
several yards from the tape. Another
prominent Loughlin Lyceum performer
was John j. O'Brien, who went into the
van entering the home stretch 10 VIII
the 440-yard run By three yards IN
OF 3-5 seconds.
The summary follows:
100. yard run ff1ai heatl-Wo b. J. {. Tosci
uer. Glencoe A e.. Ton Demqsey Luion sou
msnt. second. 4. D. Pellie,oa, ,pna =. g :
igoysri Itch huri,cs-won by C.. R. E-dn.
, SSc f'I L cs.,y New COX go 4" 'ota a. ;
Gcrnsm. sa.em- Crescent a. {, fourth nrt
Onc.laiie nn-Wo1 D. H. 4 Nss- PAUL.
\. G.. J. r. O'NeAl. unattached 5c'orl. 4
Hsip.ne. Aloringside A C.. third 3. Jsl.ss. s.
Christopher A. e.. fourth. Tine. i.3l g.
Anchor \. e. With % feet 3 inches T. H.
unattached Win q feet 1917 inches. ssc3lti
Bradley. New YORK A. G, with A. feet : '1cs
third; o. Rosenberg Glencoe 4. e. with r
s20-yard low hurdles-won hy I sanger Ne
York C.; A GOrham. salem Crescent z
ard,on. -. Christopher club. fourth Tine. = Z.
Throwing tho d.scus-No1 by " r. CGle.1.
Holiygo2d Inn A. a, win l.2 Zee, = i,as
rsl' ,1 hSoe9' .s.os6 !sI R:s5.v Ss, W.
with 100 feet -, inches. third. 81. Pc'e0e
seedish American A. {. Win log feet lo'4 iaehs
third.
ono mile wali--won BY J. P.e,ehs. N9sist !
g.. J. l. Aronson. Pastime A e., seooct. III
American Walker Association. third ~. ktsorU
Running hish iump-Won by A A5rgnr L'
Is aud \ e.. Hih feet Inches l. Nttg
Abba =. {. G.. with fent . ilc.e.. seoet, ;
Lauder. Salem re- cent A G., With 'sei l,Se.
third. r. Cark. NcN York 4. e, rl'a 5 ~
inches. fourth A1rolit Won 1ut p-ao ol .l-p
iio.ysrd un-won By J = OBhsn. Logs.r
Mee,eer. Nov York A. C.. third Re ". hnI-
o. -. An.o.y. iolfth nme, ~ - ,,,,,
Running broad iulnp-NOr By Z. ;. l0ce Az
p. e e.. win y Zee. 2 inches. b Br0sl ~
Island 4 g. with Il feet a. inclS. secoaii
4 Anderson. unattached. with q iest Echh
tiI-t. y. Lauder. salem Crescen, 4. C., WIZ %
s3o,ysfd mm-Woa by Gordoa Milne. Lclssir,
Iycerm. Ray George. New lorr A G. e-Ta, .
\ Cunningham Paulisi A. c. thl'i. Dgt
ThfoviHg lie lsTeln-Won by r. Ni1iion' y,
attached. wiki l.J feet - inches. ,. Hoie- ~
hawk a, g. with l@7 te-t D ircnes ''e -
third n. Bowman. Nov lorS A L. WIZ 3d.
lrrc5rai,e rl-won by ' vo,ss.,.a, Mo',,5s,,,'
A. G.. !. 4 Mccurin. Jene7 hsri,n' M
D. Z. George. Pauist A. ., 'alr1 u
NeV York A. G.. fourth I.me. isil
sso.ysrd run-won BY W. Pose. Apa,, P =, "A
j. Il seller. Ncs York A G. th.7d. e foi''-'
Sew York 4 C.. fourth Tine. . ~ %. p.,.
Running hop step and Jump No4 49,,
Icikins - Christopher Club. win q iee' -
inches seoond: r NlcCar'y. Jsrsey .Hsrien' -,
% feet i1ches. th,Td . A. HI ht''a'
Throa.ns toe l2-pound halamet-.W99a y, !
Anlr-.or ~ Chr ,topicr GU. Nua r., -. r.
inch. q PNos Pss,lme \. 6, VIZ ~ ~ 4
Inches. secoad. " pctereu. seedsn Al.s'l''
4 wfh iis ZEE. ircte,. tl,i $3.50 ODD
po.at orc--Nrg YORK 4 c. 2. A.pnt ~.
Culture Club. .. Ca- .ogie, '.1 p'..,,,., a &.
p. Jer.,y Harrirrs. e. M0rlngils \ &. -
haVk 4 C. :: Long ls,ald 4 g. = pa.