The sun., 1919-07-27
RAND OF PAULISTS
WINS N. VA. C.tRUN
Feature Event Of Handicap
Games on Travers Island
Goes to so Yard Man.
SCRATCH ATHLETES FAD
Jack Sellers Of Home Club rs
Only Low Mark Performer
to Place in Any Event.
SCRATCH ATHLETES FAD

Scratch men did not fare well yesters-
day in the first of a summer series OF
handicap games under the auspices OF
the New York Athletic Club grounds
on Travers Island. or the Ave events
contested not a single back mark man
Finished better than fourth place. The
only scratch man to be placed In any
OF the events was Jack Sellers of the
home club, who finished fourth in the
1000 yard handicap run, which was The
feature of the card.
The feature event went to Edward
Rand Of the Paulist A. c., who was al
lowed so yards. The winged p" ath-
lete In this race had things all his own
way. leading from start to finish and
winning by two yards over c. Caspeil
or the Kings County A. A., who started
from the 4s yard mark. Rodgers Milne
Oh the Loughlin Lyceum of Brooklyn,
who was in receipt Of b5 yards, nosed
cut Jack Sellers for third place. 1t ap-
peared to>many OF the spectators that
Sellers finished third. but the Judges
PULLED In favor OF the Brooklyn athlete
Inc winner was clicked in Q minutes
10 LIS seconds,
The 100 yard dash, handicap, was won
by 70. ]. Farrell OF the Todd Shipyards
OF Brooklyn. The shipbuilder was given
handicap or ~ feet and nosed out II.
w. manning of the Alpha Physical Gull
ture Club at the tape. Manning was in
receipt OF the liberal handicap Of 81 feet
and showed the way to the rest OF the
feld until a yard from the finish. when
ne was passed by Farrell. Frank Con-
way or the Morningside A. c. Junior
metropolitan champion at the distance,
nni5ned third from the foot mark
Farrell covered the century in the fine
time OF 10 SIS seconds.
Plant Wins Mile walk,
The only other track event on the
programme, the mile walk handicap,
went to William Plant OF the Morning
side A. Q. Plant started from the 8 sec.
ond mark and won easily. At the end
ne was more than ten yards in front of
Ted Neuntorfey of the Todd Shipyards.
who was allowed 80 seconds. ..
ROBERT Clark of the New York A. c.
the former De Witt Clinton High School
nigh Jumper. captured that event with
me hhe leap Of feet inch. Clark's
handicap was Q inches. The only othAr
event Of the afternoon, the 1e pound
shot put, was won by J. Lichtman OF
the Clark House A. A., who put the
ieaden ball the good distance Of 40 feet
1% inches. -
The summari
rs 100 fard Dash. HandIeap-won by D. +,
FARRELL TODD Shipyards ia feet: NJ
manning sstn s., Alpha Physical Culture club III
A.. G, "a feet), third. Time 10 S.5 sscsns.
p, Miie , WsiE Hssndicap-Won BY William
Neuntorfey. Todd shipyards esS seeooa asa
second W. Rolker. New York A, G. e
10 Pound shotput, HandicapGwoo Nv 7
l is,,s Clark House A. A. Is feetS,
pastime A. 9, tfM feetJ, with ~ sess Fl
inches second; A. Mackay, Mohawk A. G.
Rs eeni WIN - rect inches third
BY Robert Clark. New York A. c.
inchesl. with feet 1 inch; Frank Bene-
second; Patrick oconhor' Pasti Sn A. reg Z.
1853 iSS6Ss ysnrS Vim I'm feet 4 inches. third
ward Rand. paulist A G. $50 yards)i {.
Gaspell, Kings County A. A. (lB .yArda1
second; Rodgers Milne, Loughiin Lyceu,n
!55 yardsl. third; Jack Sellers, New York
A. {. tscratch). fourth. Time. 2:iy lis.