New-York tribune., 1921-09-26


was the favorite in the absence Of
TIE Pastime athlete compiled a G
hard pressed by Pat O'Connor. ano
TIE fnal total of the winner was,
s.S43SSS points. while. his teammate
vas mose than 200 points behind. Jo-
seph Erbsl. unattached, was third; Will
liam 0'Conncll Pastime A. c., fourth;
Sven PetaNder. Swedish
C. hfth. and J. T. Cusack, Columbia
sixth.
In the Eve events contested Saturday
Shea rolled up S.2l9.5O points. but he
did not dc So we'll yesterday. He scored
Only enc victory, which came in the
1,5Oo-meter run. He tied with O'ConneIl
.or first place in the 110-meter hur-
dies, vas second in the pole vault
fourth IN the discus throw and fifth in
the iaveln throw
0'Connor Fails in Crisis
o'Connor had q good chance to land
The tile until the final event was CON
tested, the l.500-meter run. Shea was
leading by more than 200 points and
had al OF his weakest events behind
him II this run Shea set out in front
and finished with 4 great burst of
speed 10 win IN $50 Is. while O'Connor
logged home in second place in 4:57.
Athletes Of the Morningside A. C.
Won the point trophy IN the Anchor
Clubs track and field games. which
followed tie decathlon. with the win
ming score Of - points. tt margin
vas points IN excess of the total OF
tie 1astime 4. C., whose representa-
tiyes were second with 10 points The
Glencoe a. C. vas third, with T taIlies
Willie Plant. national walking cham
pion. made an unsuccessful effort 10
overcome liberal handicaps in the one
mile walk. Plant conceded big allow
anees to q large field of rivals and.
though ne walked q faster mile than on
SaturGay, when he captured q test at
this distance a. the New York A. C.
games, the champion had to be content
with second prize.
Plan crossed the finish line fifteen
Yards n the wake of Harry Morren.
eluOmate. who started with an allow
aace of 45 seconds. Plants time for
the mile was 6 minutes Al seconds, an
improvement of . 2-5 seconds on his
most recent performance over the same
distance. MorreL's winning time was
7:25 -. H. c. Mertens, of the Glen
coe A. c. was third.
Keen Contest in Handicap
The keenest struggle of the day de-
veleped u the 300-meter handicap
chase. which resulted in victory for
4 Treble, former~Engiish runner, rep
resenring the Mornineside A. c. Treble
and joseph Tveiten, Pastime A. c.. en-
gagged in . spectacular duel in the home
stretch. The battle ended on the
stralga-away, with Tveiten almost ex-
hausted Treble captured the prize by
about thirty yards from t. Gourkos,
Greek-America can A. c., who also passed
the tagging Tveiten.
The sum maries:
DECATm-ON CHAMPIONSHIP
fompetito~--Dan Shea, Pastime A. c.;
William u O'ConHei, Pastitne 4. c.: Pat
rich J.. O'Coarcr, Pastime A. c.; J. I.
tuseck Columbia University; Sven Petan-
saer. ~WeC shAucrican \. c.: Joseph
Efhsl, unattached
Shea. time 0:1s is. and O'ConneH, o:1s 3 /;
e.lS 49, fourth Erbal. o:21 LII. fifth;
CpsacE al s.. sixth. Point score-Shea.
Sss poiass; o'Conney. SOS; o'Connor. s77;
Throwing he discus-Won by o Connor.
with il5 s feet "a inches; Erbal. III feet
- fncEeS. second - (on0ell. luf leet I Il
Inches third Shea. 1o2 feet. fourth;
peianaer es feet 10 inches. fifth: Cusack
50 feet inches. sixth Point score
CCon7o-. e1sS2 points; Erbal. 57l SO.
'QGonne'i. ASIA. Shea, 464. Petander,
.o2f2. furack s2l6.S9
Pole vauit-Wou 'ty Erbal. with feet:
shea. feet inches. second; O'Connor, 9
feel and petsnder 9 feet. tied for third
0Conueu. feet ! sch. nth. Cusack did
not oompete. Point score-Erbal. 5t4
points shea. 1850; O'Connor. S4e3G;
psr = aCf1
die not score.
Throwing the iaveHu-won by Erbal.
with 146 feet 81 inches; Petander. 142
fees = inch. second; Cusack, 1876 feet x
inches. third. O'Counor. 1875 feet inches,
iourth Shea f25 feet inch. NTH. O'Con-
nsf. l2s feet a. inches sixth. Point
scorA-ttbal. 55Z 707 points; Petander.
5l36e5, CnsacF 454SSs OConnor. 573;
shea Iea as. O'Connen. S4So7S
45e1-5, oComnor. 4,57. second. Erbal
t;o9 a-s. third Pefander. : 20 is, fourth
cnssok. 25 "a. fifth: C'Conneu 5.27 S
sixth. Foirt score-shea. 6S2: O'Connor,
e3s sSA. E-aal. 570.40: Petander, sol;
cussck. 473e %. O'ConneU. $50
Total point score-Shea. 5.s+a.538: O'Con-
t.s.sss5 retander 4.s41.71; cusack
ANCHOR A. c. GAMES
loaysr8 dash (handicapl by A
sanaletou. Alpha p <. c. tSia yards); J.
curningAam. Psnlist A. c. f3ia yards).
Club (4i- yardsl, third. NJ Scrubrech,
5',a 5Sf9o&iyn a a. l5la yards)' fourth Time
Mo-ya-a run (novice>-won by r A.
dayor Jersey Harriers A A; j. Iittman.
Fastiine A g., second: J. Dugan. ST Bona
Ventures I.yceun, third; G. J.. Seeger, un
s'tacnoi fourth. Time. 2.12 Id.
soo-yarl run (handicap)-Won by J.
chanhin. Mo~ninrside 4. G. (22 yards).
second. O. sherman. 81. CHRISTOPHER Club
lSrratc HI. third ". :. Parker. st. Christie
pnef CLUB fscratch>. fourth Time. :l4 l 8.
y, Vne-.ille walk Chandicap p)-Won by
ga-sl; Nliafu Plant Morning side a. e.
tscrsfcS1, second. II. c. Mortens. Glencoe
4 c a. seconasl. third c. \. Haggman.
.:ss'lns a C. t4S seconds), fourth Time,
-seoo-me'er race (handicap> ap>-won by A.
eco. Norainrside A. &. CTS yardsl, 7. II
Ss1ls Soursos Greek American A. c N6o
10 yarae). third. G. Mccann. Morringside
G. tt5 yar3s}. fourth. Time. 9.o6 as.
futtin- ~ pound shot. haudica ap-Won
~ a Seayers, unattached 6 feeo.
St.A Al fest lncnes: (. Csertisser Todd
sH'pyaras A. a q feet inches), A. feet
r.. q feet iaches). ~ feet 6 inches,
sa sata j. Arpeth, Paulist a. c. 81 feet). 4S
5s 4. inches fourth.
,, Nunning high jump. hanKca p-Won
~. brentwood Glencoe 4 L. t61s
SSs.aeSl with . feet o inches; j. Rosen
ss, sSess, Fasiinie q. &. (S inches) 5 feet 7
ssIi"es second W Boston. unattached
lour,h '~ '"~"es'' Aes' '''0'''''
hs,one mile relay race. handicap-won
lug MIN l.yceun TT. Foget. NJ. Foget,