The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-07-08

New York, June ga new fea-
ture has been added to the field
of sports by the planned holding
of a special feature race, the atom
Mooney Mile Relay" at the New
York elimination events for the
International Meet to be held at
Stagg Field, Chicago, July %, 20
and 30, it was announced by the
National Counter Olympic Com
mittee at their offices at 799
Broadway in this city. The N. Y.
Meet will be held at Timer Park,
foot of 25th Ave-, Brooklyn, Sat
urday, July Is.
Nothing Like It
Nothing like this has ever been
seen on this continent" said Ar
thur Stein, one of the officials of
the committee. "These type of
events are known to the European
labor sports movement but are
practically unknown here. How
ever, we're sure that this tradition
will find place among the real
amateur sportsmen of the United
States, the athlete who is at the
same time a worker and who has
no juicy expense accounts" We're
proud of the fact that our commit
tee originated this idea as we'll as
the idea of the "Free Tom Mooney
Street Runs"
Carry on Moneys Work
"Tom Mooney, the honorary
chairman of our committee, is the
living symbol of all the struggles
of the labor movement. The
torch which he bears we want to
hold aloft forever. The "Tom
Mooney Mile Relay" VIII be a
splendid protest against this con-
tinued imprisonment on foul frame
up. This race will be in direct
contrast to the "John Wanamaker
Mile" held each year by the Wanna
maker-controlled Millrose A. A. in
New York in which a number of
classy expensive amateurs take
part.
A. F. of L. Local Donates Cup
The committee stated that an
American Federation of Labor
local in New York is donating a
cup to the winning club relay in
this special feature race. This
cup will be passed on from year
to year to the workers relay team
which wins the race each year.
Besides the feature race there
will be twenty-eight track and
field events for men, women and
juniors at the New York meet. A
big turnout of New York's anna
lteur athletes is expected. Entry
blanks can be obtained at the
Committees Offices at 799 Broad
way.
Red Spark A. C. Wins Eastern
Open Counter Olympic Soccer
New York, June 29.-Playine
fast and furiously the Red Spark
| A. C. rushed the strong JuventuE
S. c. off their feet in the cham,
pionship game of the Eastern
Il Counter Olympic Finals. The game
ended with a missed penalty kcl
on the part of Juventus with thu
; score standing 81 in favor of Rec
; Sporkus. The Red Spark now ha
, the title of the Amateur Worke.
Champions" of the East.
The Red Spark started with
rush and before the game was tw'
minutes old, patsy" inside right
: Gagged a neat goal. The italian
lads fought back hard but the Re,
Spark defense was too good, tn
fullback making a sensational saw
) while the goalie was on groun. Al
S other goal by the Red Spark cen
! ter forward completed the SCORING
5 in the first half. The Juventu
boys came back strong in the sec
a ond half, scoring one goal an
! constantly keeping the ball in tn
Red Spark territory. However, tn
t Red Spark defense was still stou
! and before the game was ende
one more goal was hung up 70
/. the Red Sparks.
f All Races Play
: The Spanish Workers, a crac
Harlem outfit, defeated the Mapl
is. C. a fast Negro team, to tn
d lmain game.
II Red Spark Goes TO Chicago
: This victory means that the Re
s Spark soccer team will travel I
}, Chicago to play the championshi
4. RESERVE
Mrs Reed returned to her hon