The New York herald., 1921-09-06
SWEDE SHOWS WAY
IN SCOTTISH MEET
Tveiten of Pastime A. c. Takes
Two Mile Race at Caledon-
ian Games.

With the cheers of more than 5000
spectators ringing in his ears, Joe
Tveiten of the Pastime A. c. Swede
scored a spectacular victory in the two
mile run. which was one of the features
OF the annual games of the Caledonian
Club at U1mer Park yesterday. Good
handicapping was responsible in large
measure for the success of the Pastime
man.
Twenty runners took part In the race.
They represented all degrees of distance
performers Handicaps ranged to sew
eral hundred yards. OF the long mark
men John Sullivan. a lanky athlete Of
the Paulist A. G. made good showing
during the early stages Given the
limit handicap of 200 yards he started
out to make the most of his big adj
vantage by getting away flying. Setting
a stiff pace he raced in front to within
one lap of the tape.
w. Johnson Of the Swedish American
A. c. was Sullivans closest attendant
during the Paulist's runners bid for VIC
tory. He was always ten yards back of
the leader.
Tveiten was fifteen yards back of
Johnson The Swedish runner chal-
lenged when well into the final lap Of
the long journey. He closed with much
speed and great determination. Grad
ually the distance between himself and
Johnson decreased Coming into the
stretch he drew even with Johnson. Then
he went after Sullivan. who seemed
cerain winner despite the fact that his
early pacemaking effots had caused his
stride to shorten. Tveiten. however.
would not EiY {se continued in hot
tionai effo, the tape a winner.
He stepped \ad ten yards from
the tape. 49, ID so badly afte
Tveiten passed lat he failed to SC
a prize. A. TNbel of the Morninet.dS
A. c.. who appeared to have gathered a
lot of speed and stamina after a poor
early start, took second prize, while c.
Gourkos of the Greek-American A. c.,
landed in third place. The summaries !:
100 Yard DASH, Novice-won by j. Kinds.
sloan sanona A. c MI senlrich BTookIyn e.
third. Time, II seconds.
22o Yard DasfA Handicap.Won by p.
Mallick. st. JosepE.s 9. q. d3 YARDS; N.
M. Duizey, unattached (13 yards). third
Time. 81 As seconds.
$50 Yard Run. Novice-Won by II. Ander-
son. unattached: p Glatzel. Boys Club
second: p. Flynn, Hollywood Inn Club. third
Time. minutes Fl seconds.
1000 Yard Run. HandicapnWon by W
Sullivan. Boys Club t35 yards, second; !;
g. Sherman. st. Christopher Club q yards).
third. Time. minutes 10 40 seconds.
Two Mile Run, Handicap-won by j. Tvei-
ten. Pastme A. C. 025 yards): A. Trebel,
Morningside A. c. (s5 yards) second: c.
Gourkos. Greek American A. c. 175 yards).
third. Time, 10 minutes 9 2-5 seconds
Two Mile Walk. Handcap-Won by w.
Plant, Morningside A. G. (scratch); M. Fell
sete. Hungarian American A. G. $50 yards).
second: NJ. GreenberE. Pastime A. G. (40
yards), third. Time. ~ minutes 81 seconds
Running High Jump, !Handicap-Won by G.
Figueroa unattached (5h inches), with 6
feet AZ inches: f.. weatherton. N. Y. A. G.
fscratch), with Q fest / inch, second; w.
Boston. Alpha p. G. g. e inches). with 6
IL Pound shot Put. Handicap-won by J.
Arneth. Paulist A. G. (5h feeD. distance
1870 feet: b. Lichtmd(i. Pastimc A. C. C
feet). distance so feet Sis inches, second !;
A. Nelson Swedish American A. @. Is feet,
distance 50 feet / inch, third.
One Mile Relay, Handicap-Won by Lough-
lin Lyceum tMesbach, M. Foget, Rochlein
and T. FogetD: BOYS Club (Cahn. Barnes.
Sullivan and DernelD, second Paulist A. G..
fGrifin. Dalenegro Fcldner and Haypt).
third: Morningsde A. G. tWeincr Boiling
Kolbrenner and Petersi, fourth. Time. 3
minutes 35 as seconds.
Point score-Morningside A. c., ~; Pas
time A. c., ~; st. Joscph's @. c.. 10: Boys
Club. q: Paulist A. O., s.; Brooklyn A. A., O.
Loughlin Lyceum. 8; New York A. c.. ;:
Alpha p. c. c., 3; Hungarian American A.
c.. 3: Glencoe A. c.. 2: Hollywood Inn
Club, 2; Greek American A. c., 2.