New-York tribune., 1919-06-02

most nall a mile.
Pores displayed remarkable snesa
throughout, completing the distance in
l hour % minutes "a is seconds. Thin
splendid effort obliterated the forms,
best performance of james F.. G., ow,ev
of 1 hour 25 minutes Is seconds, which
was set in twenty-mile race at Celt;r
Park in 1909. The other mark ia \.
shattered was for the distance covered
at the end Of one hour, when porea
was recorded as traversing 10 miles
1892 yards during this period, q.
against the old figures of 10 mileA
LISP 1-3 yards. The old record we.
held by S. Thomas, made in thi c;u
back in 1889.
Nick the Greek Third.
Second place went to Willie Ky,naen.
a clubmate of the victor, who dashed
into second position entering the tenth
mile. kyronen was far back n th.
hnsh, as his time was l hour % min.
utes 81 2-5 seconds. Nick Giana iopu-
los, also Millrose representative. fin
lsked third in hour 81 minutes q az
seconds. Frank Titterton, unatts ched.
and George kirkwood, Paulst Ataletie
Club, finished fourth ard fifth re spec
lively They never were serious cor.
tenders for the title. John Scott. ur-
attached, of Philadelphia. the si.,tA
starter in the contest, quit the strue gls
at the end of the seventh mile.
Pores and Gianakopulos divided the
pacing honors during the early n les,
For the first two and three-qua ter
miles Gianakopulos was in the van.
with Pores at his heels. Pores here
jumped his rival, but Gianakopulo w.s
lot to be shunted backward and nme-
diately regained the van. Pores re-
manned content to take Gianaknpuioss
pace until four and half miles were
covered, when he dashed into a long
lead. Gianakopulos could not stand
the strain and dropped -earward.
Ihe fifth mile was passed by Pores
in p minutes 26 Is seconds. w,rh
Glanakopulos some twenty yards in the
rear. kyronen was third and The o.he.
runners struggled far behind
W iilic htGOneu Ldppe0
At seven and half miles Pores had
succeeded IN tapping Kyronen, who was
running third. Gianakopulos was still
second, but beginning to tire. Passinr
the tenth mile Pores had almost a Ian
on Glanakopulos, who was only short
distance in front of Kyronen. The
latter moved into second place on the
next lap. Thereafter it was only
question as to how much Pores would
win by from his nearest rival.
The Pentathlon championship of the
metropolitan Association, which also
graced the programme, was far below
the performances of other years. The
victor was Bernard Lichtnan, Pastime
Athletic Club, who earned total of
10 points. Jack R. Fritts and Daniel
Shea. both of the New York Athletic
Club, were second and third, with II
and IA points respectively.
Dan Shea, the Pastime fireman, COM
pleted the list of four starters, but he
failed to toe the mark for the l 500.
metre event, the last contest of the
test. Fritts was the only double win
ner, taking the javelin and 500 etr4
si', D"S HC 4S4i uOWu DdUly IN the
discus and 2OO-metre run sprintjng
race.
The summary follows:
l5-mile run (Metropolitan Association
tniaa1inpionshlpl Won by Charles Pores,
Millrose A A. time l:2S:24 Is wine
kyronen, Milrose A. A time ! :2s.5 2-5,
sHcon Nick Gianakopulos Miilrose A. A.,
time l:3l :32 3-5. third: Frank Titterton
una'ta he'd, fourth; George Kirkwood,
Paullst A C., fifth.
Pentathlon event metropolitan Associa.
uoA chanlpionship), running broad jump
Won ny DANIEL Shea. Pastime A c. With
~ 1eet II inches; Bernard Litchtnan. Pas
ond; Jack r. Fritts. New York A G. with
1s feet 10 inches, third; Daniel Shea. New
York A. G, with is feet inches fourth
Throwing the javelin--Won by Fritts,
with 1il feet inches: Iichtman. with 1e7
feet. second; Shea. Pastme, with l2i feet
5'2 inches. third; Shea. New York. with
1l6 feet inches. fourth.
with 1o7 feet 9l2 inches; Shea, New York.
with l05 feet inches second Friits With
"a feet inches. third. Shea. Pastime,
with 90 feet, fourth.
0o-meter run. first hea,-Won by Shea.
Pastime. time "a 4-5 seconds; Frlzts. Sec
ond Second heat-Won by shea. New
York, time - 35 seconds: Lichtman. sec
ond Athletes We're placed-Shea. New
York, first; shea, Pastime second Licht-
man, third; Fritts. fourth.
l'oVo-metre run-W on by FrItts. Licht'
man. second; Shea. New York. third, shea.
4:3 Is.
Final points -I.ichtman, 20; lrrtts. III
Shea, New York. /