New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
Captures High Hurdle
and Places Second i'm
Running Broad Jump

:, IN. New York Athletic Club easily
csrried of the Point Trophy, donated
hv David Appleboom, in the junior
mstropolitsn A. A. L. championships at
The City College of New York stadium
Yesterday with total Of 36 points. In
s;dentslly this was accomplished with
me aid OF but twelve competitors, and
"a the second time IN succession that
the New York club has captured the
no;nt trophy. Representatives, of the
trophy. donated by Cps Lucschnar.
with is points. nosing out the Paulist
4 C.. which won third plale with Is
points.
weather, a crowd of over $500 athletic
enthusiasts witnessed the games. Ath-
lstic organizations including the Amer
;csn Walkers Club and St. Anslem's s
C., were out in full force and urged
heir favorites on with cowbel!s, horns
and cheers.
Was one Of the largest ever seen at an
outdoor athletic meet, officials OF the
A A. [. expect to realize a handsome
sum toward helping to defray the ex-
venses OF sending the Olympic team 20
Antwerp.
The rain which fell in the morning
tended 10 make the track rather heavy,
ard as a result no fast times were re
corded The feature event was the
5.O0O-meter run, in which George Cor
META. Of the New York A. c.. showed
rare turn of speed and outdistanced
his rivals by over 800 yards.
The individual star of the meet was
J. Huhn, Of Princeton University, who
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and finished second in the running
broad Jump with leap Of 90 feet lO$4
inches.
Among the entrants in the 900
yard even. was s. Hedberg. os the
Knights Of ST. Antony, who was bee
BY an eyelash in his heat. Hedberg has
the dinstinction OF having been thrice
cited for bravery while serving with
the American Expeditionary Forces in
France and has been mentioned for
the Distinguished Service Cross.
Tom Cooke. of the Paulist A. c.. af-
ter eight attempts to win a junior
capturing the 12-pound shot put event
with heave of more than As feet.
The summary:
l2pound shot putt. Cooke, Pauls, A.
c. Won 4S feet 10 inches; y. Rosenberg.
Glencoe 4. c. second. As feet 1os4 inches
r. jordan. Yale University. third As feet
inches c. Gertissen. Todd Shipyard \.
A. fourth. ~ feet inches.
Running broad jump-H. Politzer. Mo
hawk \ c. won; 90 feet 10& inches. !
Huhn, Princeton University, second. 20
feet 5i3 inches; W Trotter. New York
A c. third. 20 feet y inch; f. Anderson,
Christopher A c. won. l1a feet inches:
T MoLaushlin. Loughlir Lyceum. second.
New YORK a e. fouTth. iis-s % feet T. nh a1
Hop. s,ep. and jump-W. Rosenberg,
lAhreT. Pastime A c. second A. feet %.
inches, II Jenkins, St; Christopher a. G,
throwing the javelin-W. Helbig, Can
nsI High School. Newark won 156 feet IL
end, l4s feet inches; W. win1ansen. Nor- Sor
vegan 4 c. third. 1873 feet inches; O..
Pundt. New York a. G. fourth. 1873 feet
Running high jump-W. Boston Alpha
New York University second feet 9
inehes; Il. Troop, New York A. c., third,
; 'eet inches: a. Cellar, Glencoe a. c.,
fourth, feet : inches
TRACK EVENTS
ies-yard dash-E. Farrell. unattach he'd,
won; J. Cater. st. Christopher A C. sec
~ Cohen Mohawk a. c. fourth. Time.
e2o-Eard dash-R. Georgi. New York A
L. won ? Friedi iander. Glencoe A C.
sseond A. Rothschiid. Kings County A
A.. third L. Buxbaum. Brooklyn 4. A..
fourth Tine. - Is seconds
toward -un-E. IFefeIhnger Yale Uni
T.rsiy WOE. '. Lally. St. Anslen's A
L, second Burrell. Alpha A c. third ;
= sherman. =. Christopher a. c. fourth
Tine. s. 20 seconds
.uo-yard rum. Helfrich. New York A.
{, Won j Fl@ck. unattached second: \
schrecke-, Glencoe y c. third v Ially
g Anslesr.'s a. C., fourth. Time. OIL Is