The New York herald., 1921-06-20

N Y. A. G. ATHLETES
WIN SENIOR TITLE
Roll Up 113 Points for Team
Trophy at A. A. U. Cham
pionship Games.
RITOLA WINS LONG RUN
Swedish Harrier Defeats BOh-
land and Flynn in Five
Mile Race.
RITOLA WINS LONG RUN

With many Of the Princeton Univer-
sity star athletes competing unattached
and others listed as non-starters be-
cause of the action Of Old Nassau's au-
thorities in prohibiting students from
wearing the orange and black in Sum
gay meets. New York A. C. men easily
won the team prize at the senior cham
pionship gaines Of the Metropolitan A.
A. u. at Pershing Field in Jersey City
yesterday. The total number of points
scored bv the Mercury Foot aggregation
was 113.
A group OF unattached athletes rolled
UP total of 23. Representatives of five
different clubs were unable to gather
wore than 8 points for their respective
organizations. In this group were track
and field performers Of the Loughlin
Lyceum, ST. Christopher's Club Mill
rose A. A.. Morningside and Paulist
Athletic clubs
The only real surprise OF the meet
which was held under the auspices
of the Catholic Young Mems Do
cesar Union, was the victory Of Will
lam Ritola. the Junior national crosse
country champion, in the five mile run.
The Swedish fiier led from start to fin
ish and won by quarter of mile.
Max Bohland and Pat Flynn. the Paulist
Athletic Clubs stars, whose chances of
success were regarded ais superior to all
others In the race prior to the start, ran
disappointingly. Bohland stopped after
racing two miles and Flynn gave up soon
after the beginning Of the third mile.
Judging i'm Il Motorcycle.
The novelty of judging heel and toe
racing from police motorcycle, with
sidecar. was introduced by Herman Ober-
tubessing, the judge of the three inIIe
walk Circlng the track continuously
while the contest was on, Obertubessnlg
had good close UP view Of the compete
tors and their styles Of walking all dur
ing the struggle for supremacy. This
contest was won by Willie Plant. whit
was in his best form. He won by 200
yards from Joseph Pearman of the New
York A. c., who cut out fast pace
which he was unable to maintain.
Michael A. Devaney of the Mlllrose A.
A. and Garland Courage of the New
York A. c.. provided spectacular racing
in the one mile run. They raced strife
for stride until entering the stretch.
Here Devaney drew clear Of his oppon-
y
to the tape by five.
Track Events
100 Yard Hurdle Race-won by Tevis
Huhn. unattached: II. II. Meyer. New York
,S,rS' a. e. second; second 7 Farrell; New York A. e.
one Mis- M,,rasS RaWoS BY Michael Is ,,,.l A De De
w s h JoaSf aHsra Trs;sn Pssms
.S g. Yapa aGSr'R RaW"a f%s sy Harold lar Ray New
G. second; i. Reiss4%aa New .5lI TSTf 4 4
NsSor s2o YSrd Srs Hurdle EaceWCn Tvs. ,,S, SS II T.
iaehed, second +. FarreIl. New New York A. G.,
third; Walter Downey Fordham University.
100 Yard bssh-Firss heat won by Frank
Conway. .Morningside A.. O.: r. X. Lovejoy.
nSy MsE Yg sssoad S wo by %s sdsarG
New York A. c.; r. Yonhass. Glencoe A., G..
Ss seGns Ts p wstsr 70 r Nr Ts Son hs"
MSsf e a:''0EHs' Ssas So ssS'1S
Three Nile @ walk@Wion y William Plant.
6TF SFRHs'es g. CO.. 0sSR fSsssn SsSse sE
eerian- American 4. C., third; Henry Lobou'
so Sard hure fHnT nc sy John r.
e@s York l. G. Sw second; @ Leo Lloyd. Paalist A. G..
@ sso Yard bsshsFirst heat won By A, ?,
Kely, New York A. CT c.; r. r,aw,, Brow ,iSs, New
eaa afpfS heat 'lsoi won By s Barasfa p %sfsfs ir
Xe% York A. .scara C.; T. yd0gsss d0gsjoy Glen, Me
aSF A. & G. tGhra. .eeFG% Fine q 81 e% seeonds Final
ss by weters Ke!Iy os 80 sSysSSy sseoSy
$50 Yard Run--won by 4. D. Hcfrich. New
York A. c.: n. Crawford. Millrose a; A..
club. gf.' third '1i. q. il. De Garino. New York
A. e.. fourth. Time. 81 90.
Field Events.
rhro,vine the Javelr--Won by H. l.. Bow
man, New York A. O.. with throw Of iea
with a throw of 80 feet inches. second
S. Pitander. Swedish American a. c.. with
as Anderson. ST. Christopher's Club. with a
nPST PSfns e hs he sscen 5sS 0qTh Pound by
Patrick J. Mcdonald, New York A. c.. WITH,
put Of 20 ;s fist b1t ns'ss sf m Q iee, 6 ass Ns
SS gs. Ess ashss 'hss ,SSS Chris
y Running High Junip--won by Richmond
Land9n New Ds, YCSs Wsm 4 nd.,s wtn nRs lS%s
teey' ys's second Roy Brown. Brow New York A. g,
for third place; each cleared the bar at s
feet II inches; on the jump off. Brown go,
Pole vauit-.won by e.. w Frost, New
York A. g, With vault Of Il fcet. 9 inches
n. Sheriff. New York A. O.. With vault
OF II feet inches. second.
Running Broad Jump-Won by u. Brown
New York A. c.. with q Jump Of % feet 1a.
Inches: Paul Courtois, Mohawk A. c.. with
jump Of y feet 25s inches, second Hugo
1ik inches third: Edward Andersonl Pauis,
A. G.. with a Jump Of 81 feet t0A inches.
fourth.
Running Hop. step and Jurnp--won by
Kaufman Geist. Nnety-sccond Y. NJ. ". A.,
with 90 feet o% inches IT. Prem. New York
A. c.. with ~ feet s5s inches. second; Sam
uel Lehrer, .Pastime A. O.. with ~ feet Az
inches. third: y. Brown. New York A. O..
Throwing the Fifty-six Pound weight
Won by Patrick j. Mcdonald. New yor,
Matthew a. McGrath. New york A. O.. with
O. throw OF 81 feet Gh inches. second: Pat
rick Ryan. LoJyhln .Lyceum. with n throw
of % feet, third: Thomas Anderson. st.
christopier's Club. with throw OF 90 feet
"a inches. fourth.
Throwing the sixteen Pound Hammer
Won by Patrick Ryan. Loughlin Lyceum.
with a throw Of i73 feet sif Inches Joseph
Erbal,. unattached. with throw OF ieo feet
10 Inches, second: r.. Conway, Pastime A.
G., with throw OF 10 fee. II inches. third
Thomas Anderson. st. Christopher's Club.
With throw of tin feet, fourth.
Throwing the Discus-won by T. Muller
New, York A., G.; with throw OF 1ta feet
piers Club; WIN = throw n lss feet Z
G.. with n throw OF 1877 tcct ~ inchcs.
third: Christopher Nerettos pastinno A. c.
with throw of i2s feet itN incher. four'r.
Team Score-New York A. g.. Tia points