The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-08
BOYS HIGH SOCCER
PLAYERS RUN BEST
Win Relay Race, Feature at
Manual Training High
School Games.
CARR TAKES 1000 YARD

A relay team composed Of members
of the Boys High School soccer team last
night won the half mile football relay
race, the feature of the Manual Train
ing High School meet for the benefit OF
the United War Fund drive in the Four
tenth Regiment Armory. Brooklyn.
That the Marcy avenue lads won the
race was due to an accident Of the Cen
trail High School team OF Newark w.
Helbig in relieving II. Greenblatt
dropped the baton when his team was In
first place and had a lead OF five yards.
As q result. Helb,g did not recover the
baton until four other teams got away
IN front. His team then dropped to NTH
place from first position.
The Central quartet. however, on the
Anal lap pulled up from fourth place to
second and WAS coming strong. The
Boys High team won by about yard
rom the Jerseyites. Erasmus Halls
team finished third and Manual Train
ug's Rugby team was fourth. The
time was | IA As.
&. p. Carr OF the Paulist A. c.. with
he aid OF so yards. captured the 1000
yard A. A L. handicap race, the only
open track event Carr went to the
front a lap and half from home and
n0sad out W. Braunstein Of the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station at the
tape. Braunstein started with Carr on
the 10 yard mark.
W Stokeley Of the st. Christopher
club finished third from the % yard
mark. Jack Sellers OF the New York A.
c. and Homer Baker of the Gillespie A.
c.. who were scheduled to start from
scratch. did not appear. Carr was
clicked in 10 3-5.
Jack E.ler of the Irish American A. c.
who recently returned from France,
where he was employed as Y. NJ. c. a.
instructor. gave n seventy yards low
hurdles exhibition The policeman
athlete covered the distance in the fine
time Of seconds, equaling the indoor
record. Daniel Shea Of the Pastime a.
{. started with Eller.
The 20 yard dash for members OF the
Fourteenth Regiment was captured by
Harry Omack of Company G by scant
margin from ]. Dalton Of Company L.
Joseph Aronstein of Company q was a
close third. OmaCk was timed in sec
onds. The only other event for Four
teenth members the mile relay. was won
by the four representing Company G
The Machine Gun Company was second
and Company C's team was third.
q. Coyben Of Glass 602 won the 10
yard senior handicap dash. closed to
Manual Boys. Corben was allowed q
Ave foot start and won by a foot in S 2-J
seconda The so yard midget race went
to NJ. Ohrbach OF Class 207 and the 22l
yard run was Won by NJ. Coombs OF
Glass 800.
The summaries:
so Yard Dash. Handicap tMidGep-
Won by NJ ohrbach. Class ?o7 (Scratch!
N. Po.sky, Class lI2 GO fesO. SECOND
Time. . 4-5 seconds.
20 Yard bash Fourteenth Regiment
Boys>-Won by Harry omack. Company
Aroustcin, Company g. third. Time. sec
70 Yard Dash 9s1 ?scntGr!IwGn -, by y =, G 9
CorheR2s CAS- $G7 90 fSso kSmi H,s
sos q teeU. third. Time, Us ces.
$50 Yard Run da5and6d'4pI.Won by "A 4
Clsss GEO yards,, second; 4; MaCGreGor
n Yard Low Hurdles Race "a. A. u
Won by Jack El'er, unattached; Dannit
HnIf Nile Football Relay Race-wor
I by Boys High ~. Hutson, L. LANCER. s
Hsws s an" % caPSr6 " Hs m h Russ. o.
mauo and II GreenhlatO. second: Eras
mus Hal murphy, o. Brien., De witt ant
go Yard Run, Handlcap-w by NJ
COMBS Class 500 ll3 yards) II. Tastrom
Class sos Nl YARDS, second: W. Burns
seconds.
Intercompany Relay Race--won by Com
pany q, Machine Gun Company. second
Company c. third Time. l;46 SIS.
! 600 Yard Run, Handicap a. A. u
Won by G. Z. Carr. Pauist A. C. (S
yardsl w. Braunstein Great Lakes NAva
station $50 yardsl, second. w Stokeley
St, Christopher club (22 yards). third
Interclass Relay Race Handicap-wor
by Glass JO3 I5 yardsl; Class 40S Il Yard
second: Glass COZ 90 YARDS. third. Time