The New York herald., 1921-09-11
Mounted Men Perform.

Inc mounted urlllS, undeT tHe ulfeC-
tion of Lieut. Harry Eason of Traffic
Squad and Lieut.. George S. Wood
were of an exceptional order. They ham
died four platoons in an exhibition
with precision that delighted the crowd.
Trick and Cossack riding, the rescue
OF Miss June Keith motion picture
star, by Patrolman John Brennan of
the Department Training Stable. also
provided thrills. Harry Houdini, Sis
pended from a pulley fifteen feet above
the ground. wriggled his way out reg
ulation police straitjacket
go p. Flynn staged boxing matches
OF three rounds each between Bill Bren-
ma, and Ed Civil: Tim Kelly and Sailor
Fihn; Pat Bolger and Mike McTigue,
ant Harry Wills and Jamaica Kid"
George Bothner presided, turned loose
gales of laughter. even though 10 de-
cision was the official verdict.
The solitary arrest for the day was
made early in the forenoon by Detec-
tives George Noel and John Kenny
of Inspector Sackett's staff, who took
Michael Crivino, Iaborer, of 2132
Gravesend avenue. to Sheepshead Bay
police station, alleging violation of the
Mullan-Gage law in that Crivino at
tempted to sell each of them a drink
of 'hooch" outside the race track Mo-
torcycle Policeman Harry Stephenson
of the Brooklyn transportation bureau
injured his right ankle when a Ford.
owned and driven by Anthony Ebert
of 1898 West Eighth street. collded
collided with his motorcycle on Kings
Highway near West Fourth street. FL
bert was served. with a summons for
reckless driving.
The games will be concluded next
week with complete announcement OF
the results of competition. 1t is possi-
BILE also that a more definite estimate
of the proceeds can be obtained. The
returns yesterday were said to be $685.
900 with every indication that the record
of last year financially. would be
equalled.
cinct proved himself versatile per-
former. He won the 120 yard low hurdle
race In clever style and captured second
honors In the $50 yard dash. The sum-
maries:
Giandcap)-Won by Patrick Mcdonald.
Traffic Squad (scratch). with throw
of 81 feet ) inches: Mathew McGrath, Traf-
fic SQUAD (scratch).. with throw Of 81
feet 3 inches. second Herman Correll.
Forty-ninth Precinct 60 feet), with throw
Of 80 feet inches. third.
Tug of War for Teams of Six Men-Traffic
Squad defeated Sixth District team;
Traffic Squad b defeated Traffic Squad G.
$50 Yard Dash (IIandicap)-Finalh heat won
by Robert +. McAllister. Ninety-eighth Pre-
cinct q yards); Frank Benedict, Sixtietl
Precinct g yards), second. Francis Bow
men. Traffic Squad % yards) third.
Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
100 Yard Dash (Handicap) Final heat won
by Otto Lissowsky. Fifty-sixth Precinct az
yards) Thomas Farley, Fifty-seventh Pre-
cinct 30 yards). second Robert v. Levins
Forty fifth Precinct az yards), third. Time
II 4-5 seconds.
Throwing the Discus (fIandicap)-Won by
Henry III. Correll, Traffic Squad (S feet)
with a throw OF 12I feet; Herman Correl
Forty-ninth Precinct (12 feeD. with throw
Of 100 feet inches, second; Lieut.. Charles
Stiison. Seventy third Precinct (i5 feet), with
n throw OF III feet inches. third.
40 Yard Low Hurdle Race CHnndicnp)-
Final heat won by Frank Benedict. Sixtietll
Precinct: John O'Leary. Fifty-sixth Precinct
1o YARDS. second: John J. Murphy,
Eightieth Precinct G3 yards), third. Time.
16 4-5 seconds.
800 Yard Run nfandicap)-Final heat woe
by Richard A. Dalton. Traffic Squad Il tJ
yards): Jay j. Mcdonald. Fiftieth Precinct
t15 yards). second: William G. O'Connor.
Seventy-thlrd Precinct 1j yards), third.
Time, 81 2-5 seconds.
Shoe Race tScratch)-won by George w.
Loewer, F'ifty-sixth Precinct Frank Won
Albert. Forty-seventh Precinct. second Will
lam u. Kenealy, Traffic Squad b, third.
Time not taken.
Running High Jump-won by Frank Bene-
handicap): Egon Ertkson. Traffic Squad q.
3 feet inches (scratch), second Bernard
Laznowsky Thirty-fifth Precinct, feet O
inches, third.