The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07

merry battle for third place. the Paulist
A. c. f1ier winning by four yards.
With the exemption of the quarter
mile relay race the New York A. c.
stars had things pretty much their own
way In the relays. taking three out Of
the four. Their lone defeat took place
In the first of the four events. the quar-
mile affair. Bernie Wefers, Jr., Fred
Kelly and Andy Kelly all defeated their
opponents and sent Patterson away to a
nine yard lead or the last leg with re-
suits aforementioned.
In the one mile relay Bernie wefers,
Jr.. gave the New York A C. 3 yard
lead on the first leg. j. R Patterson in
creased 1t to yards on the second leg,
and ON the third Jack Sellers added 2
more yards to the Mercury Foot's ad-
vantage. Great running by Connie
Shaughnessey of the knights of St An
tony national quarter mile champion,
and Jimmy O'Brien Of Laughlin Lyceum,
metropolitan 440 yard tilleist, threatened
the Mercury Footers on the final leg, but
Larry Adams had enough left to bring
the Mercury Foot home four yards in
front of Shaughnessey.
The quarters were covered rsspec-
lively in SO 1-5. So 2-5. so 3-5 and So
seconds. The Mercury Footers' time for
The New York A. c. four In the two
mile relay race. Nolan. Peterson. Huel-
senbeck and Sellers. led practically all of
the way. They ran their halves respec-
lively in 2 :05 2-5. 2:07 AS, 2:07 and
:04. In the fodr mile event the Mer-
curry Footers also led practically all of
the way. Losero OF the Paulist A. c.
threw a scare into the New York A. C.
on the final leg by coming up and chal-
longing Simmons in the stretch. Sim
mons, however, shook him of and hit
the tape winner. The summaries:
NATIONAL -STEEPLECHAsE.
Two Mile steeplechase. National Cham.
pionship--won by Mike Deyanney. Mill
rose A a; Patrick Flynn, Paulist A. C.,
second; Max Bohland, Paulist A C., third !;
Robert Crawford. Millrose A A.. fourth.
Time, 1877 Us.
METROPOLITAN RELAYS
Quarter Mile. Championship-won by
B. .welsiger and Ed. McCannon); New
v sf Andy vefiy H and J. r. PstfersonS.
sid; Gordon Milne, PM Houser and James
York A. G. CBerhie wefers. Jr, ]. r.
Jack sssrs ara l. Adsms
Reilly and Shaughnessy), second; Loughlir
Lyceum (R. Mcdonald. j. waldron. G..
Milne and ]. o'Brien). third. Time.
TWO Mile, chamgiCnshlp-won by New
York A. c. &C. Nolan, c. Peterson. A.
Hulsenbeck and Jack sellers); Alpha Club
CIV. N. Cummings. C. c. Jackson. w.
Goode and Walter Powe), second Paulist
ham and Z. Houpt). third: Time. s;24 rs.
-Four Mile. Championship-Won by New
York A. c. "a Turner, r. Brennan, A.
Hulsenbeck and C. SimmonO; Paulist A.
sebosch and John Losero). second; st.
Christopher Club GO. Williams, F. Jenkins.
w. stokeley and s. Jackson), third Time
1905 is.
NATIONAL PENTATHLON.
Running Broad Jump-won by Daniel
Shea, Pastime A. c., 20 feet 3 Inches;
Bernard Lchtman. Pastime c. c.. IS feet
10 feet, third; John Gooth, Paulist A. c..
Is feet inches, fourth.
Javeiin Throw-Won by Fritts. 14s feet
10 inches: Lichtman. 1913 feet IA inches.
second; Booth i2l feet inches third
200 Meter Run-Won by Fritts. 20 3-5
seconds; Booth. 20 AS seconds. second
Shea, "a As seconds. third; Lichtman. rs
seconds. fourth. Run in two heats against
time Declared no race. Will be rerun
Discus Throw-won by Lichtman. 1o4
feet 10 inches; Fritts. 81 feet inches, sec
ond; Shea. 95 feet s inches, third: Booth,
90 feet inches, fourth.
man. second; Shea, third; Booth. fourth.
Point standing with uncompleted 200
meter dash not included)-Jack Fritts.
New York A. c.. and Bernard Llchtfhan,
Pastime A. c.. tied for FIRST. 7 points each
Dan Shea. Pastime A. C.. II points third
John Booth. Paulist A. c.. l6 points.
fourth.