The sun., 1919-08-24
The Point Score

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the Bernie wefer type. and there are
many who predict that under Weferss
tutelage the youngster may develop
| into just as wonderful a sprinter as his
| tea cher.
Olympic shot putting champion Pat
| Mcdonald Of the New York A. c. was
the individual hero of the meet. The
| stalwart cop, who guards fhe traffic at
Broadway and Forty-third street. cap
| tured the shot put and ffty-slx pound
weight throw. and finished third in both
the discus throw and the hammer throw.
He rolled up a total Of fourteen points.
two points more than the track team of
the Loushlin Lyceum. his clubs closest
rival.
One OF the surprises of the meet was
the showing Of Pat Ryan, the worlds
champion hammer hurler. In the nifty
six pound weight throw. The giant
Celt. Just back from service overseas.
only succeeded In getting fourth place,
II was no surprise to eee Mat McGrath
aDS Pat Mcdonald beat Ryan, but when
/ Tiny" Gear. the former New York A.
| G. high jumper heat Ryan out of third
place, all hands wondered.
Kelly Double Winner.
| Lieut.. Fred Kelly. the Olympic
champion hurdler, captured both the 120
yard high hurdles and the 220 yard
low hurdles. When Kelly, pushed hard
by Il, w. Markes of the Knights of ST.
Antony. was returned In the wretch
edly slow time Of 2s 2-5 seconds in
the 22o hurdles a buzz ran through the
crowd. Many thought the officials had
placed the start Of the race at the
wrong mark and the runners had
covered more than the scheduled dis
tance. Kelly is able 10 run 220 yards
over the low sticks in rs 2-5 seconds
blindfolded. There was something wrong
! with the race
| One Of the sensations of the meet
was the collapse OF William Plant OF
the Morningside A. c. in the three mile
walk. After walking the rest of the
held into the ground In the first two
miles Plant weakened on the last two
thirds Of mile. On the last lap. after
lapsed. r
TRACK EVENTS.
100 Yard Da.h-won by Pete White, sa-
lem Crescent A. c.: J. r. Patterson, New
York A. C.. second; Frank Conway. Morn
nSSas sS;nSst 4, G. third; r.; J. s. Farrell; Todd
| seconds.
" s,O Yard pash-won by J, R. Patterson.
cen; A. G, second; Frank s: ccnwss. sm Morn- Grs
inssids \. C.. third; Ed Farrell, Todd
shipysrds A. A.. fourth. Time. :; IS
40 Yard Run-won by James ]. o'Brisn
Ioushlin Lyeeum; Cornelius shoush IN essy.
kks,sn.s ks.m. S o. st. Ant Anthony' second; n J. l.
Roche New Haven Harriers, fourth Time
90 40 seconds
Glencoe A. C.; Sandy Evans, Salem cres-
cent a, G.. second; 4. L. Hulsenbsck. New
ToTk or e. sSnrsSi salsSi E Tim. a; Ps;sr;GP Pes New
One Mile Rnn-won by Michael a. De-
NS.nn'y, N.~ Va, Hilir"ss A. A.; ). c, sLnmons,
hird 'fsSSs RoSsr. e eraWforS TSTas M TiT
% rose A. a. A fourth. Time 4;so.
second No third; no fourth. Time
ilc YARD High Hurdle-won by Fred
York A. C. third; Everett W. Msrhes.
Kn,sht. K,m Of 81: anthony Brooklyn. fourth.
'i9 Yard Low Hurdies-won by Fred
Kn,sS,.y 1 ksly' Ssw York c,; 4; C.; f. w. Markes,
knoesel. Glencoe A. C.. third T. Carroll
New York A. c. fourth. Time. IS, Is
go Yard Low Hurdies-won by Jack
New York \; C; second: c. r. Brundass.
Lyceum. fourth. Time, 50 seconds MIN
Three Mile walk-won by Eddie Rinz,
XsT Ss,s YORK 60; a: C.; joseph Sn PsATmss. New
attached third: w. ], Rolher, New York
4. C.. fourth. Time, 32;tO As.
FIELD EVENTS
RSnniSs Broad Broad Jum.p.wOn by d,
ond; Dave PolitzsrI Mohawk A. C. ii fee,
York i1eA e C. !. !HisS fs., %:rSs ,ss0s, os New
Running High Jump-won by Loui. A
Watson. Alpha P. c. C., feet j inch
second Sc HA'RH T. RanySs Ms" Ns% 1Srs York q e. feet
Bronx Church House. feet Ii inches.
RgPnlns Hop. Step and Jump-won by
kaufmann Ssist. unattached, 45.1s feet
feet. third; W. Rosenberg. Glencoe A. C.,
42.3: feet. fourth. ~
YAM Po'f New vsu. York H.shtT0S 4 g r., sy Run:
R. Burt, New York A. C. ii feet, es Sec.
SnS; fs.' tSirS t. d earsrn 61sS,M New York 4 E.
10 feet inches. fourth.
Putting ls Pound shot-won by Pat
iMspon"la iSsS.s. ao,sS,% Ms% York York 4 c. q feet
u Iset "a inches second; Fred Murray
teot 10 f..S ,neS:, GTsss ,onrth American A c.. 80
Throwing IL Pound Hammer-wor by
PAT Ryan, Loughlin Lyeeum, is4 feet
155 feet ~ inches, second; Pat Mebon,id
New York A. C., l61 feet . inches, third
W. s. krspowieE. Morninsside a, C., iGS
Throwing the Discus-won by E 7
Muller New York A. c.. 1875 feet 8 inches,
Nick Yiahnia Pastime A. C., l2B feet "
incAi second; Pat Mcdonald, New YorE
A.. C., l2s feet 2% inches third; Chris
sIettos Greek American A. c.. l2l feet
Throwing the Javelin-won by Ceorr,
Bronder. New York A. c., isI feet AZ
inches; ]. c. Lincoln, Jr., New York A r.
10 feet inches, second; II. I. Bowman
New York A G.. 1855 feet sN inches third
; SaSk FTitts. New York a. C.. iS feet !
Throwing Sc Pound wsisht-won by
Pat McDenald, New York A. q, 3s f.a,
= inches; Matt McGrath. New York A. a.
J 81 feet ~ inches, second; l.. r. Gear
New York A. c., 81 feet 3 inches third
, pat Ryan, Loushlin Lyesum. 81 feet
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