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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
CITY NEWS.

Ashes removed. Phone Red 1902.
Meredith picnic truck. Can 1902.
Il want your hay II you have hay
to sell Weber Hay Co., Warsaw, IL
linois.
Time: FIN your car With Red
Crown" gasoline -this time" and You
will each next time"
ALI Spanish War Veterans meet
at han. 9Th and Main st., Sunday, May
18th, 1890 a. M, to attend memorial
services. ]. K. Foulkes, Ad1t.
-Keokuk lodge No. Is, /. o. o. F.
meets regularly every Monday might.
at o'clock. c. e. Mackie. N. G.: z.
NJ. Pugh. recording secretary. Work
in the second degree.
Royal L. Wilson. one OF the col
ored boys who went to Camp Dodge.
has arrived safely overseas. He has
sent a card to his mother, Mrs. C. v.
Wilson, 1920 Concert street.
-EMcursionfsts from Quincy win
come to Keokuk Sunday ON the steam
er Keokuk. The boat is expected to
arrive here at 2 p. m. and remain I'M
til five O'Clock. The Keokuk, which
is the only boat making any long runs
out of the citN, leaves Sunday, We'd
nesday and Friday mornings each
week for Quincy and on alternate
mornings goes to Burlington. The
steamer st. Paul is stf1l in the dry
dock for repairs
Time: FIJI your car with RED
Crown gasoline this time and you
VIII each next time"
-ChfIdren's day win be observed
n st. Pau1's church, tomorrow. The
Sunday school children win give a
program of songs and recitations at
10 a. m The public is invited to at
emo The program for children's day
S usually given in June. but the
church has planned to celebrate the
sixtieth anniversary of the founding
IF the church, however, the middle Of
June and for this reason the observ-
snce Of children's day will come at an
EARLIER date.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
WOMAN HURT
AS CAR HITS
Mrs. &. n. Luke in Main Street
Aocident-Car Was Standing in
Front Of husbands Place
of Business

Mrs. f.. H. Luke, 1900 Des Moines
street, ia in bed today with a sprain-
ed hip and back as the result of a
motor accident which occurred at
noon Friday near Ninth and Main
streets. An automobile in which Mrs
LIKE was sitting in front of her
husbands place of business was
struck from the rear by the A. Hol-
Ifngyworth car, Mr.. Luke says.
Mrs. Luke was thrown forward
from the seat. members of the fami-
Jy gaid. Luke had just left the car
which was standing at the curb.
A son Of Mr.. Hollingsworth was
driving the car, IL is said. One wheel
was torn of the Luke car and fend-
G oe the oeAer car was bent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
NOTICE.

Dog license is due .Tnne 1st An
LOGS found without license after,
ma uaee' viii be taken up and killed.
r ahd information filed against owners,
Tax rs three dollars on each dog
GhAS. H HENNEMANN.
City Marshal.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
HONOR SELECTNES
LOTIONS REQUEST
Mayor Ask. Business Houses to Per-
NIT Employees Privilege Of
Seeing Soldiers
Depart
CLOSE IN EARLY DAY
Movement Of Lee County Men to
Camp Dodge Tuesday, May %,
Reason for Public
Note.

Formal request was today issued
from the Office of Mayor Ed S. Lotion,
that the ctty's business institutions
pause in their various activities when
selective soldiers leave for Camp
Dodge, May 2S.
The mayors note, intended for the
public, says:
n request that all business tnst1tu-
tons, % far as Il Is possible to do %,
allow their employees an opportunity
to do honor to the soldier boys leav-
ing for Camp Dodge, Tuesday, May %.
1918.
akeokuk always takes the front
rank in every other patriotic cause, SO
let every man, woman, boy and girl
get In line and take the boys to the
train on next Tuesday morning and
thereby give them the farewell they
20 richly deserve. Remember train
leaves promptly at 200 o'clock.
''cordlaIly yours,
''ED s. LOTION,
HMayor."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
Good Prices
Paid

For Old Feathers, drop postal card TO
NEW YORK FEATHER CO Cen
DEL keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
HIGH STUDENTS TO
Be BERRY P|CkERS
Permission Given Those Making Up
Grades to Give Assistance
in Conserving
ALL ARE ELIGIBLE
Excuses Granted Last Ten Days of
School II Required Study
is Accomplished,
Plan.

High school students will help con-
serve the food supply this season by
picking Strawberries.
Arrangements are being made in
the school whereby pupils who fill
certain requirements will be excused
for the last ten days of school il
they wish To pick berries. Such
students will have TO make up" their
lessons ahead for the rest Of the term
before they are excused.
Persons who need help in berry
patches are asked to telephone VII
liam A1drich, superintendent of
schools. He viii put them in touch
with the boys and girls who will give
the needed assistance.
Parents who wish their children to
be given this privilege may telephone
the principal, DR.. r i. Reid, to find
if grades OF the students are salts
factory.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
PLAN SERVICE
OF HUMILIATION
Special Memorial Exercises 20 be
Conducted in Westminster
Church Next Thurs

Arrangeme have been made for
a union meeting on Decoration day
in response to the presidents re
quest that the day be made time OF
humiliation and prayer This sery-
ice will be held at 10 n m, Thurs
day, in the chapel of the Westminster
Presbyterian church. It VIII be de-
yotionaI meeting. Following prayer,
q brief discussion, relative to the
needs of the mothers, sisters and
sweethearts whose men are In sery-
ice, viii be held
Members of the g. A r win be
guests and also Sons OF Veterans.
An invitation TO attend the service
is extended TO all whether they are
m em bers of churches or not
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25

middle of June, it Is announced.
Dances viii be held at regular inter-
walls throughout the summer.
Young people from Montrose will
give a dance at the park next Friday
night. Proceeds will go to the Red
Cross and to buy service flag. This
will be presented to, the town of Mont
rose when purchased. Agnes orches-
ira has been engaged to play.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
NOTICE UNITARIhNe

On Monday evening. Nav 9th
there Will be held the annual meeting
of the Unitarian church in the Sur,
day school rooms. A picnic supper
Will be served at 500 O'Clock All
members are requested to be +bara
for both the supper and the meetins
Important business VIII be uansact.ss
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
COAL BUY RIGHT NOW.

Springfield and Franklin county.
D. E. Reeves & Co., office IL So. Bird
St, across from library bldg. Black
1914 and 207.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25

Charles s. Hamlin Of the federal re-
serve board. says that compared with
the kaiser, Sitting Bull was . philan-
thropist"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
TOMATO PLANTS FREE.

We have an abundance OF fine to-
mato plants at Des Moines river
bridge, which We offer free TO an who
have contracted or win contract to-
mato acreage with us. Telephone
1884.
KEOKUK CANNING co.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
INCOMES DAM PARK

bo-yard dash (Park Playsrounds)-wo BY
J. Friedlander: S. Wurzel second; Witten-
burg, third. Time. 0:06 1-6.
Running broad jump Park Playgrounds)--
Won by j. Marndi; S. Wurzel, second; ".
,Armsteadt, third. Winners jump. II feet 8
inches
1o0-yard dash (Recreation Centres)--Wou
by w. Stevens: D. Z. Eart, second N. A.
Hart. third. Time. 0:10 40.
Three standing jumps Church A. L.)-
Won by f. Marer; L. Martin, second r.
Voerschap: third. Winners jump. 81 feet
8S0-yard run (open, A. A. U.)--Won by J.
Galley; N. Brown. second; H. j. Lippe, third
Time, 2 :09 3-5
Soo-yard run (open. A. A. U)-Won By
A M: Smith; D. Frerich, second O. Hawk
ins, third. Time 0 :33.
49, I~o-mile run "a. A. U.)-won by Terry
Halpin; W. L. Stokeley. second j. T. O'Con-
nor. third. Time, 10 :06 2-5
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05

1S Tadnack; ". Lonua, second: NJ. spina. third
one-mile run Church A. L.)--won by
Tsn Ts9rTs G.G,r + NGlhsni th;i r. X Lavs, second; H
+.t eoiyard y dash (P. s. A. L.)-~Won by. Les
odis, ,ftmia third III Time 10 seconds; =
man, third. Time. 2:12.
ISHAM PARK
", &C, 4o-yard ,ds dash lboys 6 and T years old
Williamy WGn ny poyn w t5rG SfrnS Err spense, second
zo-yard dash @si9is 6 and !? years old)-
Won by Stella Ellenberg: Evelyn Jablow.
ssfSnS sSsara Sana aash cyp5s boys h5d aSd wear.
J. Bernofs. third N'' : - '''''' 'e''"o
w5o 5o-y1rd ny dash 5h, (ajTls and years old
second; Josie Moore. third
S9-yard @oy d. dash (toys 10 and Il years old)
second George Brusse. third
oU-yard dash (girls 10 years or morc)--
Mabel Mansles, third ~ '>'A''''' 9e'''''
=. Sack race (boys 10 years and over)-won
oy James Beck; II. McCann. second; D. G.
loo;-yard dash COLDER boys and over 200
sprngss 1doyard sseond icons Ills H stvsrstone. third
pounds Won by a. Strauss; II. Kemp,
second; A. Hirsch. third.
5o-yard dash (mothers, $50 pounds and
over Won by Mrs. j. Brennan: Mrs.
Daniels, second; Mrs. Hemmesley. tfiird.
bo-yard dash (mothers, $50 pounds and
unaGrl WISER Won by Mrs N. Ellenburg: Mrs.
Williamson, second; Mrs. Bendit third.
Potato race (boys) )---Won by II. Rush; r.
McAnally. second: J; Murphy, third.
Potato race (g;rls)--Won by X. Prior
X. ,Ehre, second: j. Mast, third.
Shoe race (boys under 10 ycars)--Won by
third.
Shoe race (glrls under 10 years)--Won by
Ine7 Williams; Florence Oldreibs. second :
", Kindergarten race ysl-Won by NJ.
Hirsch; 5. Quinn. second ; II. Hughes, third.
Kindergarten race (girls)-Won by D..
Jenkins: s. Wagner, second
Broad jump lgirs)-Won by Z. Mcdonald
Anna Pigott, second; Mary Mclaughlin, third.
Boys, race race 600 yards. II or over)--Won
by Paul White; F. Doyle, second; Sol Abidan.
third. "'0"''
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
MKIBB1N PARK (gOYs,

6o-yard dash (pubhc schools) Won by ]
Time, 0:07zs.
Running broad jump tpubl;c schools) -
Won by s. Rinsky, is feet inches Fl
Fishbein. IS feet 8 inches, second; s. Gold.
stone. Is feet inches, third.
40-yard dash (park playground boys, ST.
pound class Won by l.. Gilman: A. Mirell
second: 3. Roheberger, third Time, :05 &
Potato tpark playground boys 81.
pound class Won by NJ Wachtel s. Davis
second; y: Cohen third. Time. O:31.
76O-yard dash ozark playground boys, 40
pound class Won by Z. Rechin p Lieber.
man, second: a. Brownstein. third. Time,
:09l5
o2o--yard dash park playground boys. no.
Celano. second; L. Rcchn. third Time,
:27%k.
Running high jump tpark playground
stone. with feet J. Kupfer, feet i
inches, second B. TaticofF. 4 feet 8 inches,
third.
1oo-ynrd dash park playground boys, -
Won by ]. Kupfer; J. Meltzer, second j.
Berger. third. Time, o:11at.
One-haif mile run (park playground boys,
l20.pound ss)Won by S. z. Sanacore ;
N. Wolfe, second: J. friedman, third.
Time, 2:29.
1a.pound shot put (park playground boys,
130-round class Won by S. Domingo. with
So feet . inches: j. krarler, 50 feet 9
inches. second; l.. Meyersor, 81 feet ?
inches. third.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
THOMAS JEFFERSON

4o-yard dash ts0;,pound clsss>--won BY
Krur. third. Time, 4 seconds.
Running broad jump ls5-peund class)-
Won by II. BasheVkin, Jack Heyman, sec
ond c. krug. third.
.o-yard dash (110-pound cass>--Won b,
q. A. Gettleson J. Gallagher. second; D.
Mooney. third. Time. seconds.
22o-yard dash (lS0- pound class)-Won by
J. Edward Hand a. odes, second L. Har.
rison. third. Time, q seconds.
60-yard dash "a. A. u. U.l--Won by F. Har-
rison; D. J. Shea second l.. H. Buxhaum
third: Time. seconds.
Zulch; Harry Dacks,, second; P. 3. Mend
ler,. third, Time. ,6;S4; - w.
McCabe George I. Nolan. second; William
Rosenberg. third. Time, 2:1oc.
Running high jump CA A. U.)--Won by
4; P Roberts. with 5 feet s inches; ss; Dan
Onc-mle run untersettlemcnt A. Al
Won by s.; D. Rishnan Hermsn sataaks'
6o-yard dash (parochial schools Won by
J. GALLAGHER D. Mooney. second R. Con-
ners, third, Time. I seconds
6o-yard dash thoy. scouts) Won BY 7.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
CLAREMONT PARK
Ssvisr7s,aing Races
RIvINGToN STREET sArvs

i@&@-@1 O- no
?, ou-yard breast stroke swim-Won bv NJ
Time, :38 Is 'niru'
5o-yard swinl-Won by NJ. Hall; L. schieb-
ns; ier; second j. Gutowski. third Tine.
75-yard swim-Won by T. Katz; B. Ruben.
stem. stem second; ]. Schiebler. third. Tine.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05

W0n by !. Slomka; NJ. witkowshy. sccond
onssacle racc~-Won ty J. Lynch, Jcck.,,.
loo-yard daah Tiio-pound hov,>--w,, -,
third. S"' S'eo"o l." Campbell.
yn,asl, sack race Cso-pound boys)-~won ,y
bell. third ""''' 'es''a H. lamp
,,nH MHunnins high jun,p--Won by Aenoni; Ro-
''nMn;n,rx. M;,r second; slomka, third '' ''''
c,n, m.e rrun~~W99n by Eddie Mayo. Fort Slo-
hctman. third ''s'''
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
CHELSEA PARK

4o-yard dash (boys)--Won by Rober,
TTGrens; T, j.; Linsky. second; II. Weber third
one-half lap run (boys)--won by A. Flo.
mens; mems Il; Hunt, second; T. Farrell. third
7o,yard dash (l1o-pound class)-won b,
=. th;,a M'ats e; }. La Motta. second: A. Ambrose
22O-yard dash--Won by ]. Carroll: J.
G0o55sssan. = e5s second; NJ. o'Meara, third. Time
Wizard 7o-yard dash CA. A. u.>.-won by P. X
third hniefs iimc w SiaTk, LAX, second; p verwayen
sSO-yard run "a. a. U>-won by Walter
ond; CHI, Hill. third Time. iii. 0
r, Mile run "a. A. U.)--Won by Willie
Gordon; G. T. Buttner. second: ]. O'Con-
lo0-yard sack race "a. A. U.)-Won by
!. J: Clark; F. D. Jutchins, second; II.
PaSrakinson, third; Time, o:s9.
oo-yard dash (parochial schools Won by
q. An Mite; T. J. Quinn. second; J. La Motts.
" 6o-yard dash (P. s. A. L.)-won by A.
Time. 0 :07h @''A >'
Boxing. three rounds each--Eddie Mepon.
sld defeated Red Mcdonald; Joe Lyons and
Bobby Moore drew: Rube Kelly and George
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
PELHAM BAY PARK

+, Upward dash (p. S. A. L.)-won BY NJ
Tine q III = . Netter' second; J. Kehr. third
NJ Seward dash {P. s. A. L.)-won BY =
Trs..ef Tf ~ Rain. second: p. Moran. third
Running high Jump (Intersettlement A
nna a.Won n by $. Kronan; II. A. Silver. sec.
9nu r. Wolf. third. Winners jump. fee,
,ohv hhwo,mie m run !noyicc. A. A. U.)--won b,
schio, third. Time. 1900. 'A0
44o-yard run "a. A. U.)-~Won by J. Muir.
NY; ny; M. Cohen. second; w. Harte, third
!, 75-yard dash (Recre.tion Centres)--wor
oy tS, r. Wolf +, Halgrane, second A. splane
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
RUTGERS PLACE BATHS

oo-yard swim-Won by Louis Caplin.,
Time. 0 ;36. I'LL L.
=, 9g-yard breast stroke swirn--Won by Fl.
hellnan rem Il; Sam Clay1nan. second: E. Smith.
75-yard swim--Won by j. tsottesman.
Goat55esnan' 6ea5 second: D. Kline. third. Time,
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
COLONIAL PARK PLAYGROUND
FORT CREENE PARK

so-yard dash lpa-ochial schools> Won By
J. Corrigan ", Burke. second; L. Farrell.
third. Time, 0 :o6 as. '''
One-lap race (parochial schools Won by
J. Seadleri H. Shepard. second :; Charles No.
Ian, third. Time. Q :25.
6O-yard dash public Schools Athleti.
League,-Won by L. c. Elsberg: ]. o'Brisn.
secoud Fl. Ryan, third. Time, :o7 4-J.
n, .o-yard dash (park playground boys)---
Wallace, third. Time. 0 :0S 3-5.
RunnIns broad jump (parl playground
boysl--Won by L. Shapiro. with IA feet ID
incnes =. Rudernan, with 13 feet inches.
third. 'N's''
4o-yard dash (park playground boys)--
won by +. Schlenk; Charles Roseman, sec.
ona H. Hughes. third. Tine, 0 :O6
Potato race (park playground boysl--Won
ny h Hughes; J. Gallagher. second r
furey. third. Time not taken.
hoys,-Wcn by L. schapiro. with feet 10
inches 3. Kelly. with feet 5 inches. sec
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05

&HOWN here is Charles Pores.
~ who holds all the fve.mile
championships over athlete. of
this country. Pores is a member
Of Pelham Bay Naval Reserve
Station. and that the sailor life
agrees with him is manifest in
his recent successive victories.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05

IA1k x. SELLERS. who one of the manv prom;n.nt
amateur runners who aided in the celebration ON track
ana hed throughout the city yesterday Sellers ran one
or his usual fast bdng his to take the lead and USING
his reserve speed to defeat his rivals on the final Ian in III.
mile race at Brooklyn Athletic Field
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
CORLEAR'S HOOK PARK

.4o-yard dash (park Fairgrounds S5-pount
class)-Won by D. Postiotf NJ. Merado. sec.
ond; N. Morrison, third. Time. Q :0S 20.
Potato (park Fairgrounds, S5-pounc
ciass) Won by M. Merado: II. Lances, sec
ond; B. Bernstein. third. Time o 80 1-5.
Running broad jump (park Fairgrounds
S5-pound class)-Won by P. Salzman; J
Resnik. second; S. Cohen, third. Winners
jump, II feet 101s inches.
6O-yard dash (park Fairgrounds. 110-pound
ss)-Won by S. Cohen; L. Feldman. sec
ond: S. Binxbaun; third. Time. Q :os is
One-lap run (park Fairgrounds, 11o-pound
class Won by L. Feldman: S. Cohen. sec
ond S. Sachnan, third. Time, 0:41 SO
Putting Spound shot (park Fairgrounds
100-pound class)-Won by T. Henner; A.
Landers. second: NJ. Kelly third. Winners
distance, 70 feet inches.
lo0-yard dash (park Fairgrounds, 130-
bound class)-Won by r. Goldfsher L.
Shamroy. second; L. Mason. third Time
0:12 2-5
22o-yard run (park Fairgrounds. 13o-
pound class)-Won by L. Shamroy; r. Gold.
fisher: second; L. Cashon, third. Time
Haf-mile run (park Fairgrounds, 1so.
pound class)-Won by R. Lewis l. Berjen-
sky. second; D. Hamel. third. Time. 4:12
One-nile r1n (park Fairgrounds, 130-
pound class)-Won by T. Berjensky; r,
Lewis, second D. Hammer third. Time, 90
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
BETSY HEAD RArHs

NJ ooIyard novice novice a. a; U)--Won by "
second G; Gaal. Hungarian America thru, tbira
lime. 0:29 80. s. Cohen, Ninety.second
street T. M: II. A. finished second: dis
qualined Tor interfering.
Plunge for distance "A. A. uA---wo, ~
?, ?, Sohen. Ninety-second Street Y NJ H. A.
- teet; c. L: ODay. Pelham Naval Train.
Ing II, Station. AZ feet. second T. j. Tobiss.
Hungarlan- American, II feet, third
,50-yard swim playground boys. iunior,
won by William Shiplacoff: George Metlas
KY, Ky; s. second; Kelly TTistcr. third. Tine,
w. oo-yard ar swim playground boys. senior,-
ohe vincent Caso third. Time, 0:33 IS.
srovnd ov,yard b,,1 nreas. stroke swim (tor play
Peter Peter Herman. second; Leo Bernstein. third
~ Plunge for distance playground boys,-
ris Hcnig, So feet second: rsido-e fsspsr sre,
33 feet. third. '-'''e''
EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET BATHS
y, @V-yard swini-Won by \. Ncstrsnd. 7
03l. ''''f'' iln'e'
,75-yard s~inn-Won by Z. Nostrsns.
Tisae iofenee. e second; W Dracksdorf. third.
Plunge for aistance-won BY H. R;po.r.
ger. with 43 feet: J. Frazer. with 81 feet.
second; W. Dracksdorf, with 81 feet. third.
WEST TWENTY EIGHTH e1REEr
,,,ss sSo-ssrd novice "a. A. UD-won by If
Wilson, Pelham Bsy; ". O'Donnell' peIban,
thiyd ndg Sef9ns' iSIl,e ia J. on0nne Peihsn Bsy.
II ,TIancy dive q. a. U.)-Hon by Z. Nor
Taia.I, Ten; Eedersl 1 Rendezvous, !: Mcdonnell,
eaeFs, ssaara1 Rsndf5yoss second John ] Cur
-. oU-sard swim (Ilaygrounes Won bv II
Florence; Z. kundzoe. second. Time, 0 s.
-, ,.o-yaro swim tplaygrounds) Won by II.
Florence; j. Beer. second. T. Cssh1nan
third. Time. 0:47 '4''
so oo-yard , swim topen Won by J J. Cur
ran: ) Beer. second; L. eastman. third
Time. 40. '-'''
F1FTy-FoURTH STREET BATHS
5o-ysrd swiin--won by Alfred Brown
adam Ernan, second Michael Trebasky.
third Time. o:S7s..
, 'o,;yard s"itn-won by J. yost: James
third ssfis, Ijns Seo9aa eng andrew GeosheShan.
Plunge for distance-Won by Y. kress
nsr james J. Meals. second j. Yost. third
WEST SIXTIEIH STREET BATHS
S0-yard swim (novice A. A. UD-Won hy
LEO Lehrman Fred Beers. second Mel
foote. third Time. . 2s.
:, loo-yard swim "a. a. u.)~.-won by j. W.
.S5 Noonan g. r. Arfman. second II. Giebei.
i, ,o-yard swim playground boys)-Wor h.
John Shaw: I'd Rurney. scsond Fred Ia
lor third. Time. 0 30 2-5
,, '2-ysrd swim playground boysl-Wop b.
IA -, I's'sl John shsw, second \. Santiss
Plunge for distance-Won b. l. R,.~,
tapce. s" feets
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
Fl. Ruderman. with 4 feet 4 inches.

third. e"'
W. lociyard dash (park playground boys)--
"on oy .. Richardson: G. Doherty. second
5. Brown, third. Time. OIL.
WI haii-miIe run (park playground boys)--
" Won by H. Sloane; M. kaufman, second
r.. Conroy. third. Time, 9:33.
l2-pound shot-put ozark playground bows,
,-Won by II. Sloane. with 2S feet 3L
lnches G. Doherty, with 81 feet inches,
second; second; II. Conroy, with 26 feet 81 inches,
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
KyY0Hen Sets Record
In 1hYee-Mile RIM
Is the Only One to Lower Mark in Days Games
Soldiers and Sailors Compete-Boxng
Bouts Draw Crowds
By A. c. Cavaenaro

Competition on track and field hrecracker when thou
Of boys and girls of this gathered at the various
yesterday TO celebrate IN safe and the
ration of Independence The flower laughed as thew
medals their watched croy 49,
both standing and sitting of the fields
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
ToMPKINs SQUARE PARK

., 4o-yard dash (park Fairgrounds. s5-pound
c,!d j: Samuel. third. Time 0:05.
Potato race (75-pound class, park plaz.
Rrounds)-Won by : ialnsky; 4. Herb,"
second J. Krakawer. third Tine, o:l3
s5-pound class s}Won by J. Mhrrias; ].
Baruch. second: a. Goldberg. thirl. Win
ners jump. 13 feet
6o,;yard dash park p1aygrouads) - Won by
Schwartz, third Time. :07 is.
One-lap run (park olaygrc1nGs,-- i:y
Nuss baum J.: Constantine. sec ,ni ii. kran.
o"l. third: Time. :15.
8-pound shot-put park playerounds,--
Won by a: Halpern ]. Rabinowitz second ;
r. krandel, third. Winners put. 32 feet {
inches.
. 11o-yard dash iip#,.v Fairgrounds, Won
by T. w: Mailer j. Mesgitc. scernl bender,
THIRD. Time, 0:12.
22o-yard run (p.a.S playgrounds> Won Nv
p: Patti s; Kessler, second; N .:site, third
Time, 0:24 4-5.
12-pound shot-put (palk playgrounds)--
Won by l.. Taanebaum: B. H.-ts second !;
!. Fox, third. Winners put. 90 feet s
j., ons-rnile run (park playerounds, Won ty
B. Shenkelback; NJ. Blinder, second W.
Goldstein. third. fine, IA.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
THIS Flying Finn, Willie Ky

HIS Flying Finn, Willie Ky
ronen by name, holds the
distinction of smashing the only
record in the safe and sane
games held yesterday. Running
in his best form, Kyronen stepped
three miles in 1913 I-5, break.
ing the Betsy Head Playground
record by 10 rs seconds.