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Quarter Million Watch 20,000 Youngsters Take Part in Athletic Contests ThroughoutTäty Boys and Girls Compete For Prizes in Many Parks Youth of Greater New York Has Merry Time in Tests on Track and in Water; Prominent Ath¬ letes Give Exhibitions of Their Prowess Twenty thousand youths participated in the athletic events at various playgrounds and in the swimming events in the public baths throughout the city yesterday in the annual safe and sane celebratftm held under the auspices of the City of New York. It is estimated that a quarter of a million people witnessed the boys and girls, representing almost every race, creed and color, strive for honors in every section of the city. There were open events staged by the* Amateur Athletic Union, closed events by the Catholic Athletic League, York- ville Athletic League, V. M. C. A., and other organizations. Special exhibitions by present and former champions were staged at some of the parks. Bernard Lichtman, for¬ mer national Penthathlon champion, who lost the title Sunday to Brutus Hamilton, of the University of Mis¬ souri, appeared at Hamilton Fish Park and threw the 1'2-pound shot 47 feet 4 inches. At Queensboro Bridge Park. Tom Lockhart, Yorkville Catholic Club, won the Catholic A. L. half-mile run in minutes 6 seconds. ; Chinese Double Winner Kim Lee, the little Far East lad, who competed last year, came back yester¬ day with a double victory, winning tho 60-yard dash and one-lap run in the 110-pound class, at Columbus Park. Foo Lee, Kim's brother, finished second in the 40-yard dash, 85-pound class, being beaten out at the tape by S. Kieteitz. Max Bohland, former 'cross country champion, won the A. A. U. mile run at Astoria Park, in 4 minutes 50 2-5 seconds. Bohland had an easy field and experienced no difficulty in win- nine. H. Thompson won two events at Betsy Head Park, finishing first in the fifty-yard dash and the 220-yard run. James McNeil, of the Paulist A. C, won the three-mile open race in 15 minutes 14 seconds. Carl Benson was second. Sam Herzig, of the Brooklyn A. A., cap¬ tured the 880-yard run, open. BETSY HEAD PARK 40-vard dash 85-pound class!.Won by Ram Skulnlck; C. Naldorf, second; M. For¬ man, third. Time. S seconds. Totato race (S5-pound class).Won by N Sllverman; J. Myers, second; P. Siegel, third. Time. 34 seconds. 60-yard dash (110-pound class) Won by H. Thompson: .1. Grossman, second: L. Sloane, third. Time, fi 2-5 seconds. 220-yard dash '110 pound class).Won by H. Thompson; T.. Sloane. second; B. Thompson, third Time, 28 seconds. 70-yard dash (130-pound class).Won by H. Thompson; L. Langer, second; M. Snitkoff, third. Tim.: 8 1-5 seconds. Bight-pound shot put (HO-pound class) .Won bv II. .Tassem; J. Janowitz. second; N*. Berkow. third. Distance. 28 feet. 440-vard run (130-pound class).Won by S. Herzig: I. Cohen, second; B. Iialrston, third. Time. 57 3-5 seconds. Twelve.pound shot put (130.pound class) .Won bv M. Ed el man: Î. Tracer, second; G. Shapiro, third. Distance, 42 feet fi Inches. Running high .lump (130-pound class) Won hv G. Wisch; T.. Fabricant., second; L. Langer, third. Height. 5 feet « Inches. 60-yard dash (P. S. A. I,.).Won bv M. I.eider: A. Drozenstock, second; S. Ohrllch. third. Time. 7 1-5 seconds. Running broad jump (P. S. A. I..).Won by M. I.eider: M. Cohen, second; B Le- vine, third Distance, li> feet 5 inches 100-yard dash (A. A. U.).Won by N. Spitz; G. Geore, second: I.. Goldstein,, third. Time, H 1-5 seconds. Three-mile run (A. A. U.).Won by J. MeKreil C. Benson, secoriö; M. Dunn, third, Time, 15:40. SSO-yard run (A'. A. I'.)."Won by S. Herzig; J. Trotman, second; A. Hunder- mark, third. Time. 2:05. Five-mile bike rac» ( A. A. TJ.).Won by H. Pchetzen: M. RuBsek. second; B. Schetzen, third. Time. 13:57. CORLEARS HOOK rAKK 40-yard dash (85-pound class)---Won by D. Kallenberg; M. Morado, second; A. Merado, third. Time, 7 4-5 seconds. Potato race (S5-pound class).Won by A. Merado; M. Merado. second; S. Feld- man. third. Time, 39 eeconds. Running broad jump (S5-pound class). Won by ,T. Rauch; A. Spevak, second; 8. Dresner, third. Distance, 14 ft. 10 in. 80-yard dash (110-pour.d class).Won by R. Rubin; H. Katz. second; M. Rosenthal, third. Time, S 3-5 seconda One-lap run (110-pound class).Won by M. Rottender; M. Brandt, second; no third. Time, 27 4-5 seconds. 100-yard dash (130-pound class).Won by E. Darragh: R. Goldflsher. second; M. Stern, third. Time. 11 3-5 seconds. 220-yard dash (130-pound class).Won by F. Gr-tisser; M. Stern, second; E. Darragh. third. Time, 23 4-6 seconds. Broad jump (girls).Won by Rose Cohen; Dina Post, second; Gertrude Gold¬ man, third. . 30-yard dash (boys).Won by J. Wolf- eon; A. Kaplan, second; M. Rauoh, third. One-lap relay (girls).Wcyi by Pauline Horowitz; Rose Schlägel, second; Fannle Schulman, third. Hobble rac.o (girls).Won by Dora Gert stein; Moiiie Brandt, second; Margaret Cronln, third. Firecracker race (girls).Won by Sarah Hoffman; Annie Katzman. second; Sarah Horowitz, third. CHELSEA PARK 40-yard dash (86-pound class).Won by J. Llnsky, Chelsea; E. Linsky, Chelsea, second; J. Astor. Chelsea, third. Time, 6 1-5 seconds. 70-yard dash (110-pound class).Won by J. Lamotta, P. S. 21; C. Cianclmlno, P. S. 21, second; A- Bosco. P. S. 14, third. Time, S seconds. 60-yard dash, special (A. A. U.).Won by S. Aggar, unattached; M. Rellly Mo¬ hawk A. C. second; Schiff man, War De¬ partment, third. Time, 6 4-6 seconds 220-yard dash (Catholic A. L.)~Won by L. Gentile, P. S. 21; Fox, Paullst A. C. second; A. Bosco, P. S. 14, third. Time! 24 seconds. ¦cv^alí.'la'í r£n.(Park ?l*y*round Boys). r ?.& J,\,,KïUy:.K' Van Ack9r- «*cond; .£?hn' thlrd- Time 13 seconds 300-yard dash (A. A. V.).Won by 8. Agger unattached; J. Chandkln, Morning- ?¿7¿a n-r- se,c,ond: *. Cole, unattached, third. Time, 31 seconds. Half-mile run (A. A. U.).Won bv J Fox. Paullst A. C. E Col« nVatt.X»* second; E Chandkin.^rAVs^"'^6«?: third. 3 minutes, 12 1-6 seconds. ' Special exhibition three-round bouts be¬ tween Jos Lyons vs. Scotty Wllll- il Bott Glentoe. vs. Willie Mango Glencoe TnV Lyons vs. Young Solly; Young 8ou'y va Kelly, E. Van Aken va Tommy Lyncht WILUAMSBUBO BRIDGE PARK «0-yard dash (boys).Won by Albert S&ig^gg? Co0»'."> «cindfbVh Running broad jump.Won fcv «,.n.i. !&%£" Gunth-.^°n(dn; ÄrSHSi! 60-yard dash.Won by Max Günther- third!1 rtt'ber*' ..coad; Loul, Silvestre: 220-yard dash.Won by Francis Smith: H. Cooper, second; Louts Estreloh. third. 100-yard dash.Won by X. Cohen: Sid. n*>" Samuels, second; J. C. Rolland, third. One-half-mile run.Won by G. Green- berg; 11. Cooperman. second; C. Cohen third. ' Putting 12-pound shot.Won by F. Jab- en; Plncus. second; R. Sorkln. third. GIRLS" EVENTS Potato race.Won by Arne» Qulnn; TCmma Levine, second; Pauline Wallach, third. 40-yard dash.Won by Molly Pe-lrnut- t'r; Agnes Qulnn. second; Ross Newman, third. 60-yard dash.Won by Marguerite Wal- lotsky; Sarah Ruuowitz, second; Mildred Gross, third. Broad Jump.Won by Marguerite WaN lotsky: Mildred Huyara, second; Bella Scherztor, third. CnERRY AND MARKST STREET PARK Korty-yard dash, park playgrounds boys, .Ighty-five-pound class.Won by George Tana hay; second, Ray Maraño; thrd, Sau- to Messlneo; time, 0:08. Potato race, park playground boys, eighty-flve-pound class.Won by Georgs Tanahev; second. Thomas Collins; third, Louis Cardenderbi time, 0:27. Slxtv-yard dash, park playground boys, 110-pound class.Won by Joe Tanahey; second. Howard Lee; third. M. Scully; time. 0:12. One-Jap run. park playground boys, 110- pound class.Won by Howard Lee; second, P. Ryan, third, E.. Keg^n; time, 0:30. I Jack Lichtman Standing broad jump, park playground boys, 110-pound class.Won by H. Morris, with 5 feet 6 Inches; 6ceond, C Colin; third. H. '<>.\. 100-yard dash, park playground boys, 100-pound class.Won by M. Shevlin; second, J. Gleason; third, J. Regan; time, 0:20. 220-yard dash, park playground boys, 130-pound class.Won by T. Shevlin; sec- ond, Edward Monohan; third, J. Reynolds; time, 0:40. Oone-half-mlle run, park playground boys, 330-pound class.Won by J. Rey- nolds; second, J. Allen; third. I. Dew; time. 2:16. Fifty-yard dash, parochial school boys. Won bv J. Holt; second, S. Brady; third, Tt. O'Brien; time, 0:10. Running broad jump, parochial school boys.Won by J. Hagan, with 3 2 feet 6 inches; second, J. llartigan. third, R. O'Brien. EAST SIXTT-SEVENTH STREET PARK 40-yard dash ÍS7« pounds; Park Play¬ ground boys).Won by T. Coggey C. Wetnfeld, second; P. Blum, third. Time, 6 seconds. Potato race (85 pounds; Park Play¬ ground boys).Won by W. Danker; W. Kubalok. second; S. Goldberg, third. Time, 716 seconds. Runnin«? broad jump (85 pounds; Park Playground boys).Won by S. Goldberg (111 feet); T. Coggey (12 feet 6 Inches), second; M. Ratnoff (12 feet 2 Inches), third. 60-yard dash (110 pounds; Park Play¬ ground boys).Won by D. Glock; D. Bu- thof, second; S. Foyer, third. Time, 7 seconds. One-lap run (110 "pounds; Park Play¬ ground boys).Won by Harry Soko.1; Julius Schwartz, second; S. Blum, thira. Tima, 12 seconds. 8-pound shot put (110 pounds; Park Plavground boys).Won by J. Gillespie (43 feet); D. Buchof (39 feet 9 inches), sec¬ ond; I,. Foster (37 feet 5 inches), third. 100-yard dash (130 pounds; Park Play- gTOund boys).Won by J. Rothenberg; L. Kapner. second; Harry Mastow, third. Time, 11 seconds. 220-yard dash (130 pounds; Park Play¬ ground boys).Won by Harry Mostow; William Friedman, second; L. Kapner, third. Time, 24 4-5 seconds. One-mile «run (130 pounds; Park Play¬ ground boys).Won by Julius Schwartz; S. Gr««enberg, second; S. Brenner, third. Time, 6 minutes. Running high Jump (180 pounds; Park ?May-ground boys).Won by Jerome Simon (5 feet 4 Inches); W. Halpern (5 feet 3 inches), second; V. Tlmaxlan (4 feet 8 inches), third. COI/ÜMBC8 PARK 40-vard dash (8f-pound class).Won by S. Kleteltz; second, Foo Lee; third, Mike Murphy. . Potato race (86-pound class).Won by Louis Grecco; second, George Dee; third, W. Carafli. Running broad jump (86-pound class). Won by J. Cagglano; second, 8. Kieteitz; third, Foo Dee. 60-yard dash (110-pound class).Won by Kim Lee: second. Peter Orlando; third, Morris Welnert. Ono-lap run (110-pound class).Won by Kim Lee; second. J. Cardillo; third, J. Russo. 8-pound shot-put (110-pound clajss). Won by P. Nlpo; second, John Russo; third, J. Tedesco. 100-yard dash (130-pound class).Won by C. Hecht; second, R. Piscopo; third. B. Katz. 220-yard dash (130-pound class).Won by C. Hecht; Becond, J. Mollnelll; third, J. Perlno. Half-mile run (130-pound class).Won by J. Perella; second, A. Monlsero; third, J. Rellly. 12-pound shot-put (130-pound class). Won by B. Colll; second, 11. Napolitano; third, J. Curley. 40-yurd dash (small boya, P. 8. A. D.). Won by Louis Fuhro; second Domlnlck Paganelli; third, Albert Mapelll. 60-yard dash (»mall girls).Won by Mamie Baletto; second, Mamie Graguaro; third. Rose Salvlano. 70-yard dash (Intermediate girls).Won by Julia Mullinelli; second. Marie Settedu- cato; third, Don Mastiongelo. 80-yard dash (Intermediate girls).Won by Vera Blggeo; second, Marie Bettedu- cato: third, Julia Mullinelli. 100-yard dash (girls over 14 year» of age).Won by Lena Entire; Becond. Kate tit tt educa to; third, Mary Setteducato. REWARD PARK 40-yard dash (boya; 86-pound class). Won by J. Sandaok; P. Cohen, second; L Slobotsky, third. Time, 0:06. Potato race (boys; 86-pound class). Won by M. Rosen; I. Schneider, aecond; L Slobotsky, third. Time. 0:40. Running broad jump (86-pound class). Won by S. Goldstein; R. Rubin, second; B. Kletletz, third. Distance, 14 feet 10 Inches. 60-yard dash (110-pound class).Won by L Olanek; A. Korb, second; Z. Goldstein, third. Time, 0:07 3-6. 220-yard dash (110-pound class).Won by I. Olanek; F. Oranstein, second; 1. Oranstein, third. Time, 0:26. Putting the 8-pound shot (110-pound class).Won by B. Wollln, 86 feet 4 inches; I. Oranstein, 34 feet, second; R. Levlnsky, 33 feet, third. 100-yard dash (130-poond class).Won by Z. Goldstein; I. Leayltt, aecond; H. Danish, third. Time. 0:18. 220-yard dash (130-pound class).Won by I. Olanke; F. Oranstein. aecond; L Oranstein, third. 880-yard run O30-pound class).Won by S. Silverstein; H. Bernstein, aecond; ¿£ Landau, third. Time. 2:18. One-mile run (130-pound clue).Won by S. Silvorsteln; M. Landau, aecond; M. Simons, third. TOîtfPKXNS SQARE PARK Forty-yard dash, elghty-flve-pound boya .Won by W. Aaronaon; second, L, Botter; third. P. Barron; time, 6 4-6 seconds. Potato race, elghty-flve-pound boya. Won by M. Wollman: second, N. Schwartz; third. P. Miller; time, 9:14. Running broad jump, elghty-flve-pound boys.Won by J. Kareshevsky; aecond. H. Drexler; third, M. Wollman; distance, 16 feet 4 inches. Sixty-yard dash. 110-pound boys.Won by M. Blinder; second. H. Katz; third. I. Sashlnsky; time, 0:08 2-6. One-lap run, 110-pound boys.Won by TT. Nussbaum; second. M. Blinder; third, H. Krandel; time, 0:2». rutting the eight-pound shot. 110-pound class---Won by H. Krandel, 39 feet 9««4 Inches; second, B. Adolman; third, U. Za- niarute. 220-yard dash, 130-pound class.Won by R. Oberwcg-'r ; second, J. Ktoer; third, W. Wlnnlck; time. 0:13 2-6. 1120-yard dash. 130-pound class.Won by J. Gerber: second, B. Oborwcger; third, J. Stotter; time, 0:26 1-5. One mile run.Won by P. Borrell; sec¬ ond, L. Schapro; third, G. Gordon; time, 6:16 2-6. TOMTKJNS SQUARE PARK 40-yard dash (86-pound class; park play¬ ground boys).Won by I. Beckenstcln; J. Russo, second; G. Granat, third. Time, 0:05 3-6. Running broad jump (85-pound class; park playground boys).Won by William Burg, with 12 feet 11 Va inches; Max Sklba, second; J. Russo, third. 70-yard dash (110-pound class; park playground boys)-Won by Harold Ba- shevkln; M. Ranghllescu, second; M. Smith, third. Time, 0:00. 220-ynrd dash (130-pound clsss: park playground boys).Won by Max Mendel¬ sohn; A. Wisch, second; Max Odes, third. Time, 0:26. 60-yard dash (A. A. V.).Won by A. Kentner; M. Katz, second; J. Kempner, third. Time, 0:07 1-6. Mile walk (A. A. U.).Won by Harry Hinket; Joseph «¡et/.off. second; David Getzoff, third. Time, 0:01 1-5. Half-mllo run (A. A. U.).Won by T. Prolser; H. Rclsman, second; J. Kcmpnor, third. Time. 2:46. Running high Jump (A. A. U.).Won by Douglas C. Coudcn, with 5 feet 3 inches; M. Katz, second; S. Rcismnn, third. 60-yard dash (parochial schools).Won bv Annondo Disanto; Charles Ptcoult. sec¬ ond; Gcudalia Kamkl, third. Time, 0:08 2-5. Ql'EENSBORO »RIDGE PARK 40-yard dash (85-pound dnss; park playground boys) .-Won by Tabertshofer J Jirhas. second; Bernard Kearney, third. Time, 0:06 1-5. Running broad jump (86-pound class; park playground boysl .Won by 1!. Kovat- »ky; William Whalen, second; James Calla- han, third. Winning jump. 14 feet 8 V4 inches. 70-yard dash (110-pound class: park playground boys).Won by Zorn; William McNamarn, second: Samuel Spanlerman, third. Time. 0:08 4-5. 220-yard dash (ISO-pound class; park playground boys).Won by Harlry Samp¬ son; Christopher O'Connell, second; Samuel Spanlerman, third. Time. 0:27 1-5. 60-yard dash (A. A. 17.).Won by Stan¬ ley Oral; Michael Darcey, second: Chris¬ topher O'Connell, third. Time, 0:07 1-5. 300-yard dash (A. A. 17.).Won by Frank McNamara; Kniest Osborne, second; Michael Darcey, third. Time, 0:35 1-5. 800-yard run (A. A. U.). Won by Tom Lockhart; Samuel B. Rubin, second; An¬ thony Arcuri, third. Tim«. 2:06. 12-pound shot-put (A. A. V.).Won by George J. Faust; Joseph Arneth, second; Haig Saratlan. third. Winning heave, 42 feet. Running high jump (A. A. U.).Won by Carl Molander; Halg Sarafiian, second; tie for third place between Joseph Everanl and Samuel B. Rubin. Winning jump, 5 feet 2 inches. 220-yard dash (Catholic A. T..).Won bv Stanley Cral ; E. Osborne, second; W. A. Garrison, third. Time. 0:25 1-5. Half-mile rut} (Yorkvillo A. I,.).Won by J. Barnes; J. J. Hentsche), second; Ber¬ nard McCarren. third. Time. 2:04. G0-yard dash (parochial schools).Won by James Farley; James O'Rourke, second Albert Reid, third. Time, 0:0S 1-6. HA MILTO N T IS II PA RK 40-yard dash (Park playground bovs, 86- pound class)---Won by rJ(-o Wilner; Isidore Kantor, second; J. Wels, third. Time 7 seconds. Running broad Jump (Park plavground boys, 85-pound class).Won bv J. Gold- smith; David Cuba, second; Ellas Brod, third. Distance 0 feet. 220-yard dash (Park playground bovs. 130-pound class!.Won by William Brooks: David Cuba, second; G. Claxon, third. Time, 25 seconds. 60-yard dash (A. A. U.).Won by Bernard Sanquist; Jack Lltchman. second; II.. Levy, third. Time. 7 seconds. 220-yard dash (A.A.I'.).Won by Born- ard Sandqulst; Jack l.ichtinan, second: Edgar H. Padmore, third. Time 23 sec¬ onds. Exhibition shot put.Bernard Llehtman. former national pentatllon champion; 47 feet 4 Inches. CHERRT STREET PARK 50-yard dash (P. S. A. L.).Won by J. Herman N. Fisher, second; M. Denkel- son, third. 60-yard dash (Parochial School boys) Won by J. Grizehnan; G. Coleman, Bec¬ ond; E. Stein, third. Two-lap run (P. 8. A. L.)-.Won by M. Green; S. Freidberg, second; N. Levy, third. 220-yard dash (A. A. U.).Won by R, Polansky; I. Troop, second; M. Rubin, third. 300-yard run (Park Playground boye)-- Won by W. Rogaln; C. Hodes, second; P. Segal, third. . One-mile run (A. A U.).Won by A. J. Speranza; J. Grlzelman, 6econd; B. Grief, third. lftD-yard run (P. S. A. L.).Won by R. Hilmian; C. Dickey, BROOKLYN ATHLETIC FIELD A. L.).Won by second; H. Meyer, third. Time, 0:10%. 440-yard novice.Won by F. Dougherty; C. Dickey, second; E. Harrington, third. Time, 0:56. S80-yard run (Sunday School A. L.). Won by A. Wild; A. Bailey, second; J. Crabb, third. Time, 2:10. 60«yard run (Playground Boys).Won by A. Potts; L. Cohen, second; R. Wado, third. Time, 0:07«*. One mile run.-.Won by Sid Jackson; J. Scarlatta, second; A. Wild, third. Time, 4:44%. ST. GABRIEL'S PARK Forty-yard dash.Won by George Mar¬ tini; aecond, George Roy; third. Louis Goldberg; time, .06 1-5. Potato race.Won by Max Wachs; sec¬ ond, Peter Sibello; third, A. Padowltz. Sixty-yard dash.Won by Joseph Don- Ian; second. Hyman Brodsky; third, Paul Trapinl; time, :07 2-5. 170-yard dash.Won by Joeephn Donlan; second, Louis Goldberg; third, J. Perrani; time. 0:23 4-5. Standing broad Jump Won by Jack Rellly, with 8 feet. 1 Inch; second, Arthur Thiebauth, with 7 feet. 11 Inches; third, Vincent Noto, with 7 feet, 9 Inches. 100-yard dash.Won by William Sulli¬ van; second, J. Klennett; third, John Harvey; timo, 0:11 4-6. Half-mile run.Won by Frank Allen; second. William Sullivan; third. Joseph Maceronl; time, 2:21. Twelve-pound shot.Won by Peter Man- glacarvallo, with 35 feet, 2 inches; second, George Fox, with 33 feet, 1 Inch; third, John Harvey, with 29 feet, 4 Inches. Fifty-yard dash (parochial schools).¦ Won by Martin Meehan! second, George Mendon; third, Francis Blood; time, :07 1-5. WEST FIFTY-NINTH STREET PARK 40-yard dash (86-pound class; play¬ ground boys).Won by J. Bryce; T. Dl Pace, second; James Kerr, third. Time, 6 seconds. Potato race (86-pound class; playground boys).Won by John Dl Pace; Raymond Craft, second; James Kerr. third. Time, 11 soconfls. Running high Jump (86-pound class; playground boys).Won by R. Colerloce; J. Kane, second; Harry Rosenthal, third. Time, 13 2-5 seconds. 60-yard dash (110-pound class; play¬ ground boy»).Won by James Davis; A. Mazzucco, second; T. Harding) third. Time, 12 seconds. Ono-lap run (110-pound class).Won by John Hood; A. Mazzucco, second; L. Bar- tella, third. Time, 13 seconds. 8-pound »hot put (110-pound class; play¬ ground boys).Won by John Hood; James Klrby, second; F. Flush, third. Distance, 28 feet 6 Inches. 110-yard dash (130-pound class; play¬ ground boys).Won by J. Sullivan; J. Mo- Mann, second; H. Francis, third. Time, 11 4-5*seconds. 220-yard dash (130-pound class; play¬ ground boys).Won by H. Little; F. Dougherty, second; J, Lore, third. Time, 26 seconds. One-mile run (130-pound class; play¬ ground boys).Won by W. Gardner; T. Woods, second; H. McBrlde, third. Time, 6 minutes. Running high Jump (130-pound class; playground boys).Won by J. Pomesl; C. Cunningham, second ; W. Harrington, third. Height, 4 feet 10 Inches. 60 yards (playground boys).Won by H- Ross; A. Santiago, second; R. Leo, third. 75 yards (playground boys).Won by W. Parren; A. Stewart, second; R, Fowera, third. 100 yards (playground boys).Won by H. Ross; T. Murray, second; IT. Sullivan, third. ASTORIA PIEU) BO-yard dash (P. 8. A. L.).-Won by S. Drummond; M. Ftrth. P. 8. 84, aeoond; B. SQuerclatt. third. Time 0:7. 60-yard dash (parochial schools).Won by D. O'Connell; W. Moffltt, second; W. Cralg, third. Time, 0:7. 60-yard dash, (boys).Won by J, Tter- nan; T. Nacht man. second; A. Harris, third. Time, 0:7 4-6. Potato race (boys).Won by J. Rosset- ter; E. Evardlngr, second; A. Drtrmmond, third. Time. 0:29. .100-yard dash (A. A. Ü.).Won by R. J. Squerciati; Paul Davis, second) M. SchaeX- fer, third. Time, 0:11. One-mile run (A. A, U.).Won by Max Bokland; M. 8chaeffer, second; J. I* Lap- pin, third. Time, 4:58 2-5. Putting tbTe 12-pound shot (A, a ¦«&).. Won by C Gertlsser (42 feet T Inches); B. Katzen, second; J. Partlngton. third. HUDSON PARK «0-yard dash (86-pound claaa).Won by M. Gold scher; E. Gaffney, second; IL Hor¬ depen, third. Time, t 3-6 acoonda» E Max Bohland .¦¦¦¦¦:¦ :«Í*S¡S3 Standing broad jump (85-pound class . Won bv .T. Hylan; M. Sisti, second; .1. Maloney, thirll. Distance, 1! feet 3 Inches. .50. yard dash (110-pouiul class).Won by A. Goldscher; A. Pinckney, second; .1. Shan alian, third. Running broad jump (110-pound class) .Won by F. Purcell; .1. Kelly, second; .T. Petrlno, third. Distance, i tj j.ct. 6 inches. S-pound shot put (110-pound class) Won hy T. Lewandoskl; .1. Sexton, second: A. Pinckney, third. Distance, :,'J feet 1 inches. 75-yard dash (130 pound class).ASron ,bv .1. Gonfarome; T. Sano, second; R. Wellan, third. Time. 0 3-5 seconds. One-lap run (130-pound class).Won by C. Frascalti; .T. Lotz, second; .1. Bennett, thiril. Time, 1 minute 1 second. Half-mile run (130-pound class).Won by 1<\ Caso; J. Reynolds, second; c. Fras- catti, third. Time, 2 minutes 2 seconds. Running high jump (130-pound class) Won by J. Lot-/.: .1. Bennett, second; A. Keane, third. Distance 11 (cot 11 inches. M'CARREN PARK P. P. A. L. 60-yard dash.Won by At. Gold; J. Aripotch, second; S. Colin, third. Time, 7 seconds. A. A. U. 100-yard dash.Won by E. Faith; Tl. Dalton, second: S. Blakely, third. Time, 10 35 seconds. A. A. U. 600-yard dash.Won by R. Dalton; II. Blaul, second; E. .Doneher, third. Time. 1:23 3-5. A. A. U. one mile run.Won by A. Hel- fmstelft; J. O'Neil. second; B. Branstield, third. Time, 4:57. 40-yard dash (85-pound class).Won by W. Gllnnon; I. Schaefer, second; F. lleds- bcry. third. Time, 6 2-5 seconds. Potato race, (85-pound class).Won by J Borowsky; I. Schaefer, second; S Kurts, third. Time, 12 3-5 seconds. 70-yard dash (110-pound class).Won by A Sibtga; J. Aripotch, second; J. Sydor- lak, third. Time, 8 2-5 seconds. Running high Jump (110-pound class) Won by M. Haven; H. Cohen, second; A. Graham, third. Height, 5 feet 2 inches. 100-yard dash (110-pound class).Won by II. Kolbrenner; S. Blakely, second; C. Vitóle, third. Time, U setonds. Three-quarter mile run (130-pound class).Won by L. Milofsky; II. Kolbren- ner, second; W. Hayes, third. Time, 5:35. !2-poimd shot put.Won by H. Kolbren- nor; J. Rubinstein, second; J. Co wen, third. Distance, 42 feet. Y. M. C. A. 200-yard dash.Won by J. Madison; II. Blaul, second; J. Payne, third. Time, 34 4-5 seconds. Catholic A. L. 220-yard dash.Won by E. Faith; R. Dalton, second; S. Blakely, third. Time, 24 1-5 seconds. BATTERY PARK 40-yard dash (85-pound class; park playground boys) .Won by John F. Moran; Andrew Kopp, second; Joseph Connelly, third. Time, 0:0R 1-5. l'otato race (85-pound class; park play¬ ground boys).Won by John Rushnok; Frank Sullivan, second; Edward F. Mur¬ ray, third. Time. 0:17 2-5. Running broad jump (85-pound class; park playground boys).Won by Edward F. Murray, with 13 feet 4 Inches; Gerard Connell, second; William McGee, third. 60-yard dash (110-pound class; park playground boys).Won by John Quln- lan; George Murphy, second; Angelo J. Prlola. third, Time, 0:07 3-5. One-lap run (110-pound class; park playground boys).Won by Martin Houli¬ han; Mario Blrra. second; George Murphy, third. Time. 0:21 4-5. 8-pound shot put (110-pound class; park playground boys).-Won by John J. Sullivan, with 37 feet 2 Inches; Hugh J. Fogarty, second; Walter E. Fltzpatrick, third. 100-yard dash (130-pound class; park playground boys)..Won by Charles F. Kelly; Ludwig P. Denning, second; Joseph Curran, third. Time, 0:11 1-5. 220-yard dash (130-pound class; park playground boys).Won by John J. Mur¬ ray; Edwin McGonigle, second; Archie Monahun. third. Time. 0:25 2-6. Half-mlla run (130-pound class; park playground boya).Won by Dan Noonan; John J. McGulre, second; J. J. Judge, third. Time, 2:06. 12-pound shot put (130-pound class; park playground boys).Won by Edward Klrwln; John Hennessey, second; Teddy Bullivan, third. Winning heave, 35 feet 8 inches. Swimming TWENTY-THIRD STREET BATH8 50-yard swim (open novice).Won by G. Tonna; A. Nostrand, second; L. Kllpstein, third. Time, 29 3-5 seconds. 100-yard swim (open).Won by A. Nostrand; G. Tonns, second; L. Kllpstein, third. Time, 1:08. 60-yard swim (playground boys).Won by P. M. McElroy; C. Oneta, second; H. More, third. Time, 31 2-5 seconds. 75-yard swim (playground boys).Won by P. Duffy; L. Phillips, second; A. Jane- polls, third Time, 52 seconds. Plunge for distance.Won by L. Phillips, 42 feet 6 inches; P. Duffy, 36 feet, second; J. McElroy, 34 feet, third. RUTGERS PLACE BATHS 50-yard swim (playground boys).Won by Joseph Roses; Edward Persky, second; Sydney Altschuler, third. Time, 42 seconds. 75-yard swim (playground boys).Won by C. Hecht; J. Goldstein, second; S. Le- vine, third. Time, 1:03. 60-yard breast stroke (playground boys) ¦.Won by O. A. Gaznee; J. Greenberg, second; J. Gatyas, third. Time, 69 seconds. FUrY-FOURTH STREET BATHS 60-yard novice swim (Amateur Athletlo Union).Won by Arthur Lundgren; M. Langer, second; John P. Bopp, third. 100-yard swim (Amateur Athletic Uulon).Won by Tobias Zolten: Alfred Brown, second; M. Langer, third. 50-yard swim (Park playground boys).. Won by A. Mutti; C. Harsanyl, second; Jacob SUverman, third. Plunge for distance (Park playground boys).Won by Alfred Brown; Emery Vasa, second; A. Muttl, third. Distance 39 feet. 76-yafd swim (Public Schools Athletic League).Won by H. Sadlo; Moses Habe- korn, second; H. Nostrand, third. 100-yard swim (Public Schools Athletic League).Won by Tobias Zoltan; Alfred Brown, second; M. Langer, third. W. TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET BATHS 60-yard swim (Park playground boys). Won by A. Florence; L. Hanretty, second; J. Hanretty, third. Time, 32 seconds. 75-yard swim (Park playground boys). Won by A. Florence; J. Hanretty, second; L. Hanretty, third. Time, 1:03. Plunge for distance (Park playground boys).Won by L. Paracchlnl, with 40 foet; J. Alvarez, second; J. Shea, third. Zilph Breezes Home in Front In Yacht Race J. E. Hayes's 40-Footer Out¬ sails Rowdy in Regalta on Sound by I Min. 44 See. It was a fortunate thing for the yachtsmen who gathered off the Larch- mont Yacht Club yesterday that it was the thirty-ninth annual regatta of tho organization. Being tho annual race and not tho usual week-end brush, the starts wero made nt noon. At that hour a fresh northwest breeze was blowing. '.The wind held until prac¬ tically all of. the classes finished, giv¬ ing the fifty-three yachts that came to the line one of the best races of the year. It then died out completely. If anything, there was just a little bit too much breeze when the race committee) established the line off Larchmont breakwater. There was so much breeze that the .'50-fnoter Adois, the property of Fred B. Richards, broke lier throat halyard and could not start. That was not the worst accident. Sally IX, a handicap boat, which belongs to A. E. Black, capsized and had to be towed back to New Rochelle by John Hanan's houseboat, which was near at hand. Four forty-footers of the New York Yacht Club had a good race over a twenty-one-mile course made up of two reaches and a beat home. The winner was Zilph, the property of J. B. Hayes. The craft boat H. S. Duell's Rowdy by 1 minute and 4«t seconds. In the thirty- foot division of the same club Oriole, which belongs to S. C. Pirie, defeated Edmund Lang's Banzai by 23 seconds. The summaries: NEW YORK Y. C. FORTY FOOTERS START, 12:10.COURSE, 21 MILES Elapsed Finish time. Yacht, and ovmer. H.M.S. H.M.S. Zilph. James E. Hayes... 2:7.7:11 2:47:11 Rowdy, 11. S. Duell. 2:58:55 2:48:65 Mistral, P. R. Mallory... 3:00:04 2:50:04 Shawara, IT. Wesson. 3:05:21 2:55:24 NEW YORK Y. C. THIRTV FOOTERS START, 12:20.COURSE, 16% MILES Oriol". S C. Pirle. 2:42:22 2:22:22 Banzai, E. Lang. 2:42:45 2:22:45 Alera. F. W. Belknap... 2:43:54 2:23:54 HANDICAP CLASS FIRST DIVISION START, 12:45.COURSE, 16V4 Mil,MS Wasaka, W. L. Coursen. 3:13:11 2:28:11 Nutmeg, P. C. Pfeiffer... 3:15:21 2:30:21 SOUND SCHOONERS.START, 12:7.0 COURSE, 14 «4 MICES Moira. C. Cowl. 3:08:38 2:38:38 Allure J. W. 'anil E. P. Alker . ":01:7,S 2:30:58 Alicia, W. M. Baldwin.. 3:13:47 2:43:47 Algol, I.. Hawthorn . 3:17:25 2:47:25 LARCHMONT INTER-CLUB CLASS START, 12:35.COURSE, 14% MILES Whiff. H. Parker. 3:29:46 2:S4:46 Sirene. IC AV. Fraser 3:33:5 J 2:58:38 HANDICAP CLASS .THIRD DIVISION START, 12:38.COURSE, 14% MILES Robin Hood III, G. E. Uartland . 3:15:42 2:40:42 Arethuaa, W. A. Walters 3:27:12 2:7,2:12 Acadian, F. E. Raymond 3:34:21 2:59:21 VICTORY CLASS START, 12:10. COURSE, 14% MILES Alerte. R. R. Martin. 3:42:31 3:02:31 Otranto, R. 13. Meyer. 3:44:12 7i:Ot:12 Mongolia, H. M. Curtis... 3:45:17 3:05:1, Arethusa. C. B. Norton... 3:47:31 3:07:31 Buddy, C. B. Alker. 3:47:4:1 3:07:43 Soixante-Quinze, Swan & Stewart . 3:52:33 3:12:33 Carry On, W. II. Appleton. 3:55:14 3:15:14 A. E. !.'.. E. C. Potter.... 3:57:25 11:17:25 Mary Rose, .1. S. Morgan. 4:00:54 .'1:20:54 Spad, II. Pratt . 4:01:29 3:21:29 Blue Jacket. II. tí. Ford. 4:46:29 4:00:29 JEWEL AND MANHASSET BAY CLASS- START, 1:10.COURSE, 7% MILES Opal, C. H. Appleby. 2:44:53 1:34:57; Jnde, E C. Wlllard 2:45:13 1:35:13 Anna Marine, M. Albert- son . 2:45:31 1:35:31 Old Squaw, A. II. (laufs. 2:46:48 1:36:48 Amethyst. .1. Remmey... 2:33:44 1:13:44 STAR CLASS.START. 1 2 :50.COURSE, 7% MILES Taurus, W. L. Inslee. 2:26:21 1:36:21 Saturn. G. W. Elder, jr.. 2:30:52 1:40:52 Geminii, D. M. Pirio. 2:34:5? 1:44:5.S CLASS S.START, 1 :05.COURSE, 7% MILES Spinster, P. Hammond... 2 :: 5 :1 7 1:30:17 Fano, B. Jennings . 2:27:46 1:32:46 Teatioket, II. !>. Whiton». L':42:17 1:37:17 NEW ROCHELLE, ONE DESIGN.START, 1:05.COURSE, 7% MILES Virginia, A. R. Bastlno... 3:11:25 2:06:25 Nereid, D. Girest. 3:14:59 2:09:59 CLASS T.START. 1:15.COURSE. 7% MILES Wasp. C. W. Hall. 3:29:13 2:14:13 Mouette, E. R. Down.... 3:35:30 2:20:30 Jazz Scores Triumph In Rumson Club Race RUMSON, N. J., July 5..In a brisk northwest wind five one-design knock¬ abouts of the Rumson Country Club sailed a pretty race to-day over the South Shrewsbury course for the Com¬ modore's Cup. The Jazz, sailed by William B. Potts, ably assisted by Commodore E. C. Fiedler at the sheet, won the coveted trophy. The Jazz took the lead at the start and was never headed, although closely pursued by Andrew Stout's Widgeon, handled by Varick Stout, which finished only 35 seconds behind. Cheston Summons's Aphrodite, sailed by Cheston Simmons jr., was doing well until she broke her throat hal¬ yards and was forced out of the race after the first run to Pleasure Bay buoy. The Rumpus, with Bertram H. Bor¬ den, owner, at the tiller, finished third, but was disqualified, and the Frances, handled by Samuel Riker jr., was fourth. Latonia Results First race (the Jim Gaffney; purse, $1,300; for three-year-olds and upward; 6 furlongs).Bullion. 108 (Morrlasey), $4.30, $3.30, $2.80, won; Travestv, 98 (Roberts), $48.00, $14.30. second; Glpsey Queen, 103 (Robinson). $5.40, third. Time, 1:114-5. Sam's Hoy, Escovar, Blue Para¬ dise, Flying Welshman also ran. Second race (tho Short Grass; purse, $1,300; for maiden fillies, two-year-olds; live and one-half furlongs).Penwell, 112 (Gray), $37.80, $13.50, $5.20, won; Golden Autumn, 112 (Smallwood), $3.90 anil $3, second; Eleanor S., 112 (Cunnellv), $3.10, third. Time, 1:08 3-5. Grace Mlnard, Our Alice. Miss Prosperity, Tawascntha. M*ry G., Mayflower, Lough Maiden and Sure alio ran. Third race (the Helmet; purse $1,800; for two-year-old^; tlve furlongs).The Ally, 113 (Lyke), $4.20, $2.80, $2.40, won; Gossip Avenue, 107 (Burke), $3.20, $2.70, second; Easteslde, 112 (Lunsford), $2.90, third. Time, 1:00 2-5. Ring Rose. Pekoe, Glendoveer and W. G. McCllntock also ran. Fourth race (the Old Rosebud; purse $2,000; for three-year-olda and upward; six furlongs).Flags, 125 (Lyke), $2.90, $2.50, out, won; American Ace, 122 (Wil¬ son), $3.70, out. second; Brookholt, 112 (McAtee). out, third. Time, 1:111-5. Angon also ran. i Fifth race (The Independence Handicap for three-year-olds and upward; one mile and three-sixteenths).Won by Dr. Clark 108 (Coltiletti), $7 straight,. $4.40 place' $3.20 show; Miuto II, 119 (Wilson), $19.60. place, $8.70 show, second; Boniface, 131 (Sande), $3.30 ahow, third. Time, 1:56 3-5. Midway, Ethel Gray, Leochares, Regalo, Omond, Be Frank, Captain Mae, Over There', Drastic and Wlldair also ran. Sixth race (claiming; purse, $1,000; for three-year-olds and upward; one mile and one-quarter).Won by J. C. Stone, 110 (Kennedy), $11.80 straight, $5 place $3.90 show; Dahablah II, 102 (Heinisch), $3.70 place, $3.30 Bhow, Becond; Kimpa- lon«-, 115 (O'Brien), $7.80 show,' third. Time, 2:05 4-5. Mountain Girl, Mamie Q., Plenty, Chief Brown and Lazy Lou also ran. Seventh race (claiming; purse, $1,400; three-year-olds and up; mile and a six¬ teenth).Matinee Idol, 110 (Lyke), $8.90, $4.50 and $3.50, won; Dr. Carmen. 105 (KennedyL $8.70 and $4.30, second; Brad- ley's Choice, 113 (Roberts), $2.90, third. Time, 1:46*;. Frank W., King Fisher, Marse John. Herald, Madge F., David Cralg end Galll Curcl also ran. Washburn Takes Tennis FinalFrom Throckmorton 4 Singles Winner Also Cap¬ tures Honors in Doubles Paired With Mathey By FkccJ Hawthorne Watson M. Washburn accomplished yesterday, in the final round of the Singles in the annual invitation lawn tennis tournament of the Nassau Coun¬ try Club, what S. Howard Voshell and Dean Mathey, in turn, had failed to do the day before, namely, to defeat Harold A. Throckmorton. Washburn won at 2.6, 6.4, 6.1, 8.6, and although three sets to one would in3icatc a thoroughly decisive victory, I cannot help the feeling that his mnrgin was far less than that. Had Throckmorton taken that fourth set (and he made a mighty bid for it), the chances were that he would have con¬ tinued at the same superlative pace he struck in the latter part of the match and would have swept Wash- burn before him. And yet this is not perhaps quite fair to yesterday's winner. Wash- burn played the kind of tennis that only the most aggressive, brilliant type of net game would overcome. He was making few errors from the back of the court and the ball from his racquet bounded low, with a skidding action that made it doubly tricky to handle effectively on the turf surface. Add to this that Washburn was deadly on his passing shots when his opponent started for the net, and you have an idea of the task that confronted Throckmorton. The New Jersey State champion was very uneven in his work yesterday, and it was not until the fourth set, when Washburn led him at 5.0 on games and held the service, that Throckmorton came to sudden power and began a tight that had the big; gallery tense. Loser Shows Improvement It seemed that this apparently hope¬ less situation was the very stimulus, the spur, as it were, that Throckmor¬ ton needed. Shots began to come off his racquet that it had seemed impos¬ sible for him to make before. He charged the net furiously and yet with a deadly effectiveness that had previ¬ ously been lacking. Washburn felt the change in his op¬ ponent's game, saw his own safe lead slipping rapidly away, yet he refused to let it upset him. After Throckmor¬ ton had taken three games in a row, bringing the score to 5.3, there came a softening in Washburn's play. He discovered that many of his attempted passing shots were bein«: smothered Point Score FIRST SET Pts. Gs. Washburn .1213904 0.20 2 Throckmorton _4 4 4 6 7 4 1 4.33 6 SECOND SET Washburn .2 0 52 6 4 4 2 4.3« 6 Throckmorton ..44 3 43224 2.34 4 THIRD SET Washburn .4 3 4 45 4 4.2* « Throckmorton .2 5 2 0 3 2 0.14 1 FOURTH SET Washburn. 444 5 41 4412444 4.43 8 Throckmorton. 0223146644260 2.4 2 « by Throckmorton's dazzling work Rt the net. The New Jersey champion was closing in from the base line with great speed, being right on top of the ball almost as soon as it came over the net. Throckmorton rushed ahead, bringing the games to 5.all by super-volleying, the ball slipping over the net at such unplayable angles that Washburn was often several feet out of position. And lobbying did no good, for Throckmor¬ ton was "killing" everything overhead with a vengeance. Then the seemingly inevitable let¬ down came in the New Jersey man's game. Washburn broke through ser¬ vice as his opponent sent three easy volleys out of court. Throckmorton retaliated by taking the twelfth game for 6.all, only to drop the next at "love," as he made two errors on 'cross- court volleys and Washburn scored with two beautiful low volleys across fore-court. Throckmorton Loses Stride In the fourteenth game, Washburn serving, the points reached 30.all. On the next service Throckmorton was not ready to receive and caught the ball m his hand. This seemed to shake him sufficiently to throw him off his stride, and he netted a backhand off service on the next point, for the loss of the game, set and match. Washburn's is the sixth name to be engraved on the Nassau Challenge Bowl, previous winners being Mathev, 1913; W. J. Clothier, 1914; Karl Behr. 1915; Lindley Murray, 1918; W. Merrill Hall, 1919. Paired with Ichiya Kumagae in the doubles, Throckmorton met his second defeat of the day by losing to Wash- burn and Dean Mathey at 6.2, 3.6, 4.6, 10.8, 6.4. Before this, he and Iehiya had defeated Voshell and Beals Wright at 6. '¿, Jj -1 in the semi-final in a match that was notable for truly ferocious hitting on the part of both Throckmorton and Kumagae. In the other semi-final Washburn and Mathey defeated W. Merrill Hall and C. M. I Bull jr., at 6.1, 2.6, 6.3. Hunter Defeats Three in Day On University Heights Courts y>_.-,-.-. Kynaston Eliminates Rob¬ inson in Straight Sets; Fischer Beats Dr. Faber Seven players had found their way into the round before the semi-final yesterday evening in the annual North Side championship singles tournament, on the clay courts of the UfTiversity Heights Tennis Club. The bottom bracket in the fourth quarter remains to be filled. Francis T. Hunter, runner-up for the Brooklyn championship on Sunday, did a full dav's work, defeating, in turn, Harrison R. Hathaway, at 6.2. 6.3; and Paul Martin and Benjamin Landau, at 6.4, 6.1. Hunter showed few signs of wear as a result of hi3 terrific struggle on Sunday, and was driving! with great power off his forehand and following in on service for severe over- hand volleys. Percy L. Kynaston, Queens and Old Dominion champion, eliminated L. V. Robinson in straight sets at 6.3, 6.4, in this fourth round, never being ex- tended as he covered the back-co,urt with thoroughness and success. Will- iam M. Fischer, the base-line veteran, playing very steadilv, defeated Dr. G. W. Faber at 6.2, 6.3, in the fourth round. Alfred H. Hammett had a man's size job on his hands before he could get the better of his old foeman, Henry H. Bassford, the sets going at 9.7, 4.6, 6.4, with Hammett employing the chop stroke and Bassford relying on/his deep court drives. Samuel R. MacAllister and Herbert H. Manches¬ ter were the other two who came through yesterday, J. W. Mersereau having gained his bracket on Sunday. The summaries follow: North Side championship, men's singles (second round) .Francis T. Hunter de¬ feated Harrison R. Hathaway. 6.2, 6.3; C. T. Woodford defeated .1. Mundorf, 6.1, 6.2; S. G. Kelley defeated Edgar T. Ap- pleby, t>.?.. 8.6; Samuel Robert MacAl- lister defeated Ralph J. Sommer, by de¬ fault. Third round.Benjamin Landau de¬ feated O. 13. Mackio, 6.1, 6.4; Francis T. Hunter defeated Paul Martin, >',.o, 6.3; George S. Groesbeck defeated C. T. Woodford, 1 6, tí.2. tí.4; Samuel Ro- bert MacAllister defeated S. G. Kelley, 6.1, C.3; Herbert H. Manchester de- feateil F. P. Adams, 6.2, 6.1; Alfred D. Hammett defeated Fred Pianlnsani, 6.3, 6.1; William M. Fischer defeated B. Hegeman, 6.4, 6.S, 6.1; Dr. G. W. Faber defeated G. Golden, 7.5. 6.3; Dr. Leslie V. Robinson defeated Ely Behar, *>.4. 4.6, 6.3. Fourth round-.Francis T. Hunter de-, feated Benjamin Landau, 6.4, 6.1; Samuel Robert MacAllister defeated George S. Groesbeck. 6.1, 6.4; Herbert H Manchester defeated Stephen V. Bru- bans, tí.2, 6.1 ; Alfred D. Hammett de¬ feated Henry H. Bassford, 9.7, 4.8, C.4; William M. Fischer defeated Dr. G. W. Faber, 6.2, 6.-3; PerCy L. Kynaston defeated Dr. Leslie V. Robinson, 6.3, 6.4. « Kelly Defeats Canadian For Senior Sculls Title PHILADELPHIA, July 6. . Jack Kelly, of Philadelphia, national scull¬ ing champion, to-day defeated Robert Dibble, Toronto, the Canadian title- holder, in the championship senior single sculls race, the feature of the annual Independence Day regatta, rowed over a mile and a quarter course on the Schuykill River. Kelly finished two and one-half lengths ahead of the Canadian in 7 minutes 63 seconds. Dibble's time was 7:56 3-5. Earlier in the afternoon Kelly beat Dibble by 10 feet in the quarter-mile dash. His time was 1:20 and Dibble's 1:20 4-5. Yacht Meets With Accident Sailing his yacht, the Rounder, in the Bayside Bee Class over the triangular course of the Bayside Yacht Club in Little Neck Bay yesterday afternoon, Frederick Smith had a narrow escape from drowning. His little yacht struck a rock near the Great Neck shore and upset. Mr. Smith, who was at the helm, swam overboard, but he suffered no ill effects. He reached a nearby boat and returned to shore. Talcott Wins at Rumson RUMSON, N. J., July 5..Hooker Tal¬ cott won the special golf match played at the Rumson Country Club to-day for the President's Cup, with a score of 91.25.66 for eighteen holes. About seventy-five players competed. Helfrich Sprints Into First Place In Last Ten Yards Metropolitan, A. À. U. and collegiate champions competed before 8,000 peo¬ ple at the track and field meet in Gien Park yesterday, held under the auspices of the City of Yonkers, in honor of the opening of the new athletic field. The best performance was contrib¬ uted by Alan Helfrich, of the New York A. C, metropolitan junior and senior 880-yard champion, in the 1,000-yard run handicap. Startinc from scratch with Homer Baker. Helfrich immedi¬ ately went out after the leaders and after a lap and a half had overtaken all but four of them as he rounded the last turn he started to sprint and forced Baker to quit. Helfrich entered the home stretch a scant yard behind Gaskell, unattached, who started from the 25-yard mark. Gaskell held his advantage until ten yards from the finish, when Helfrich swept by with a wonderful burst of speed, to win by a yard. Ray Georgl, of the New York A. <"., won the 100-yard dash from the 2ba¬ yard mark. Tat Flynn, Paulist A. C, and Ivan Dresser and Johnny Simmons, of the New York A. C, started from scratch in the two-mile run, but Sim¬ mons was the only one to place. He finished third. The summaries: 100-yard dash (handicap, A. A. I'.) Won by Ray Georgi, New York A. C. ( 2 .? yards); H. Appel, unattached ( 5'2 yards), second; I. Melnirk, Mornlngside A. C. (5 yards), third. Time, 0:10%. 1,000-yard run (handicap. A. A. 17.) Won by Alan Helfrich. New York A. C. (scratch); T. Gaskell, unattached (35 yards), second; C. Hrundage, I'aulist A. C. (42 yards), third. Time, 2:18. 600-yard run (novice. A. A. U.).-Won by E. H. Hanlgan, unattached; A. Bullo, I'aulist A. C. second; D. Canton, unat¬ tached, third. Tim«a» 1 :20V». 300-yard dash (handicap. A. A. U.). Won by W. L. Fee. New York A. C. ( 1 :¡ yards) ; H. Braverman. Morningside A. C. (10 yards), second; B. French, Morning- side A. (\ (16 yards), third. Time, 0:32. Two-mile run (handicap, A. A. U.) Won by J. E. O'Connor, St. Anselm A. '. (160 yards); J. Loscro, I'aulist A. C. (17,0* yards), second; John Simmonds. New York A. C. (scratch), third. Time, 9:40. Running hi|Jti jump (handicap, A. A. U.) .Won by Thompson, unattached (3 inches), 6 feet 5 inches; Alvin Levy, unat¬ tached (7 inches), 6 feet 5 inches, second; B. Lauder, Salem-Crescent A. C. (6 Inches.), 6 feet 4 inches, third. 8S0-yard novice (closed to Yonkers) Won by L. S. Hellfrich, unattached: Joseph Dulgnan, Hollywood Inn Club, sec¬ ond; J. J. Curth, Hollywood Inn Club, third. Time, 2:14. Three-mile run (handicap. A. A. U-, closed to Yonkers) Won by Thomas F. Barden, Hollywood Inn Club (scratch); M. J. Rainey, Hollywood Inn Club 4175 yards), second; M. Mimovlch, Hollywood Inn Club (200 yards), third. Time, 16:47. Five-mile bike race (closed to Yonkers) .Won by Albert Ridett, Hollywood Inn Club; Joseph Crowley, Hollywood Inn Club, second; Ernest Ridett, Hollywood Inn Club, third. Time, 16:07%. .-,- Miss Wagner Wins Twice DEAL, N. J., July 5..Miss Marie Wagner won double honors to-day in the final rounds of the women's doubles and the mixed doubles on the clay courts of the Hollywood Golf Club. Paired with Mrs. Allen Lehman, she won the women's doubles trophies by defeating Miss Clare Cassel and Mrs. R. S. Bloomingdale at 6.1, 6.2, and in the doubles, with Albert J. Osten- dorf, she defeated Miss Marion Reek- ford and M. T. Ackerland at 6.3, 6.0. Fulton Training With Howard Johnny Howard, who battles Jeff Smith in the feature twelve-round bout at the Auditorium Sporting Club of Perth Amboy, N. J. next Monday night is not overlooking a chance to improve his condition for this important match. The Bayonne policeman-boxer is so anxious to knock out Smith that he has arranged to have Fred Fulton help him in his training. Authorized Exchange Dealers NEW & USED BUICKS Glidden Motor & Supply Co. 239 West 58th St. On* Door East of Broad«*»?. Miss Bleibtrey Wins National Title in Swim Local Star Defeats Q^ mate, Miss Boyle, for Mil« Championship at R«e RYE, N. Y., July 5. . Miss Etheld, Bleibtrey, of the Women's Swimminr Association of New York, w-m the one- mile national swimming champions'trn here to-day. The Brooklyn girl bes* by rêverai yards her teammate, Mi« Chailotte Boyle, who was the only other competitor. Due to the coli water, the remaining entrants, Mi« Helen Wainwright, of the same club- Miss Margaret Woodbridge, 0f th« Detroit A. C, and Miss Bessie Rvac of the Meadowbrookc Club, of Phila¬ delphia, refused the issue. The title was held last year by Mri Frances Cowells Schrotb, of Los An¬ geles. Miss Bleibtrey's time was 8 minutes^ 25 2-5 seconds, as cor.-.pare<J to the national record, 31 minutes 19 3-5 seconds, set by Miss Claire Gaiiigan in 1016. The race, despite the fact that it resembled a match affair, was keenly contested from start to finish. Mis'j Boyle never, during the sixteen Iengthi of the course, was able to head net ¡rival. Rudolph Caacke. formerly of Colura¿ bia University, competitor for the New-' York A. C, sprang a surprise by cap- turing first place in the men's fancy dive event for the Fellows cup. The cup was won last in 1917 by Thomas Hirsch. j field, of the City Athletic Club. Hirsch- field was regarded as favorite to-day. Edward F. Aborcrombie, who repre- sented Bridgeport, Conn., took third place. Paul Chace, star schoolboy swimmer of the New York A. C. won his second leg on the W. H. Thompson trophy 'for the 100-yard swim. Chace, covering the distance in 1 minute 4 2-5 seconds, de- feated Hal Vollmer and Henry Giebel, both of the same club. Giebel came back strong in the 220-yard handicap event and took first place from Steven Ruddy, N. Y. A. C and John Garran. Miss Helen Woodbridge, who arrived in New York yesterday to compete'in the Olympic try-outs, carried the col¬ ors of the Detroit Athletic Club to the fore in the 220-yard handicap for women. Miss Charlotte Boyle, world's record holder at the distance, was sec¬ ond. The New York girl allowed her rival fifty seconds start. Another out-of-town girl, Miss Bes¬ sie Ryan, of Philadelphia, triumphed in the 100-yard backstroke. Miss Helen Wainwright, fourteen years of age, won a leg on the MacManus Cup for high fancy diving. The lass de¬ feated Miss Alice Lord, of the Women's Swimming Association o' New York, who gained a leg on the trophy last year. The summaries: i 10-yard swim (men, for Thompson Cup) Won b>- I'aul Char.-. New A. C s^rond. Hal Volmer. New York A. C; third. Henry Giebel, New York A. C. Time, 1:94*. 220-yard handicap swim (men).Won bv Henry Giebel, New York A. C <-" iec- onds) ; second, John Curren. New York A. C. (22 seconds;: third. Steven Ruddy, New York A C. (-! seconds). Time. 3:22ü >p.e mile national championship (wom¬ en).Won by Miss Ethelda M Blelbtrej, Women's Swimming Association; *.><-o:i<t Miss Charlotte Boyle. Women's .-win-mine Association. Time. .12:20-0. Fancy hiffh dive (women, for B. H. Mac¬ Manus Cup).Won by Miss Helen Wr.in- wright. W. S. A., S3.4 points: .second. Mis» Alice Lord. W. S. A.. 7S.25 point!", third. Helen Mean;-. W. S. A., 76.05 points. 100-yard backstroke handicap swim (women)--Won by Elizabeth r.: .in,. Meadow Brook Club »17 seconds); Becontj Margaret Woodbridge, Detroit A. C. <1» seconds) ; third, Alice Lord, \V. S. A. (II sec( nus). Time, 1 :395¿. 220-yard handicap (women).Won bï Mifs Margaret Woodbridge, Detroit A. C (50 seconds) Becond, Miss Charlotte lloyie, W. S A. (scrat'-.h); thir.;. Miss Helen Wainwright, W. ti A. (12 se, onds}. Time. 3:32*. 5ii-yard handicap swim (Rirls under fourteen years) Won bv Miss Grace Keni- pel, Birdgeport < .; seconds); second, Mis« Lillian Stoddard (scratch); third. Mill Anna Baum, Bridgeport. Time. 0:19*». Fancy hii;h dive (men. for Fellow's Cup) .-Won by Rudolph Saacke, New York A' C: second, Thomas Hlrschfleld, City A. C; third. 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