The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-03
PORES, PELHAM TAR,
RACES BRILLIANTLY
Wins Two Mile Run and Helps
Sailors Take Relay in
CaledOnian Meet.
ny GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

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Juniper Park, Maspeth, where once
was wont to sound the temp OF the
Teuton trombone and the blare OF the
German band. yesterday echoed to the
wall OF tho pibroch and the skirl Of the
pipes. The fash Of Tartan, plaid and
bold, Draw knee the notes of within A
Mile O. Bdinboro Town" and Bonnie
Lassies o'Inverary," told all that sec
ton Of Long Island that Aud Scotia had
taken possession OF the park and the
sixty-second annual games of the New
York Caledonian Club were on.
So many OF the Draw lads are away
to the wars mayhap the competition
could have ben a bit keener. but the
crowa was Just as large and the lads
and lassies. matrons and elders Just as
many ana merry as there has been at
any Caledonian meet since the clubs
first games at the st. George Cricket
Grounds. Hoboken. way back in 1857.
Service men took a prominent part in
the athletics. the sturdy boys from the
Pelham Bay Naval Station just being
nosed out on the last event on the pro-
gramme for point honors BY the Paulist
A. c. Previous to the high jump. the
final contest on the open, A. A. U. pro-
gramme. the first three teams in the
point standing were: Pelham Bay
n. T. s., IT; Paulist A. c., IS; and
Glencoe A. c.. IL. In the high jump,
however, J. Tomey OF the Paulist A. c.
leaped to victory. bagging Ave points,
Just enough to enable his club to nose
out the Pelham Tars. The ANAL point
standing was Paulist A. c.. IS; Pei
ham n. T. s.. II.
The feature Of the games was the two
mile handicap which saw tho two
~ n YVa ALT - pol
ham Bay N. T. S. the Ave mile national
and Metropolitan champion. and Andry
Craw. the remarkable young distancer
from the Brooklyn a. c.. Iln u near
dead heat. To many OF the spectators
1t looked as IL the two strainng breasts
tore the tape on even terms. The judges.
however, in a position to get the right
perspective. ruled that Pores had won
by scant handsbreadth. The time,
1907 3-5. was fast, considering the
soggy. six lap track. The summaries:
100 Yard Dash. Handicap-won by L.
pps srM,Nn Glencoe sa,oe, A c, tn yardD p.
YARDS, second; walter Bjork. unattached
6r ysrds), third. Time, 1915 sec
$50 Yard Run. Novice-won by p.
O'Connor. unattached: Charles Beogan,
st. Anselm 4. C.. second; Peter Brodgen.
1000 Yard Run. Handieap-won by II.
I'M! I'm; alsnsse (: G q Estd:,: second ;
rom Locnhart' 81; Johns Club (S5 yards).
800 Yard Dash. Handicap-won by Phil
Mauser. Federal Rendezvous q yards
7: L. tpenail.ed 4 YARDS. third Time.
TWO Mile Run, Handicap--won by
Charle, Pores, Pelham Bay, n. T. $.
scratch; Andy craw. Brooklyn A.. G.
Highland Dress Competition tmen)-
Won by Ansu, Fraser. New York; Peter
GRAY Gray; New S. York York second; James Moir.
Highland Fling Composition tmen)-
M WSn oy AnE yart Fraser NeT York flames
SON, rev York. third
sword pane. tmen>-won by Ansu.
Sem york; second sS'h James D. M Willam Ssx
Basp,ps compe,ltion tmsnl-won by
son. New York, third.
Highland Dress Competition tboys I'M
der ls-won by Robert bernard, Jr.
New York: william Thompson, Jr.. New
Highland nj Fling gin; Vs. under i'}nwon
New York. second; Edith Duncan Emmett,
New York. third.
Highland Dress Competition CLOSED to
Club,-Won by Angus Fraser; Peter F.
Gray, second; John Johnston. third.
Putting IL Pound shot. Handicap-won
by Fred Onhen, Brooklyn a A. ,scratcn),
~ feet, 81 inches; Julius Steinberg UNI
attached 6 feet, inchesl, 81 feet, 6
inches, second John Torocro. unattached
(6 feet. ~ feet, third.
Ia Mile Medley RELAY Race. Handicap
Won by Pelham Bay y. T. s. Team Two
(Smith, Eastman Giorgio Pores) go
yardS: Pelham Bay y, T. s. Team one
(Dernell. o'Brien, McCue. McAuley) (ss
yards). second: Paulist A. c. (Brundage,
Kunkel. Carr. Wtgger) Ss yards). third.
Time. $40.
Running High Jump. Handicap-won by
, ]. Toomey, Paulist A. C. @ inches). 5 feet
| s inches; A. Celler, Glencoe A, c. % inches
5 feet 4 inches, second: w. Braunstein.
Glencoe A. c. 6 inches), feet inch
third.