The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-11
irst in PCS. Howard beat Hallett Of the

first in PCS Howard beat Hallett Of the
academy out for the place.
The starters of the mile run were: H.
w Purcell, Somerville; w. st. John
]. Hennessey, w. r. Clifford and c.
j. Carpenter of high school, II. l. Bal
lou of Worcester academy, h. f. Farh-
ham and Goldsmith of AndoVer, l.. .,
Moos OF Chelsea and f. P, Trott OF
Medford. Trott was picked to win cas-
lily, and he did, but Ballau of Worces-
ter academy gave him race. inc
Worcester high men were unfortunate.
Clifford fell on the first turn, which
probably took some of the running out
of him, and Hennessey, a good nan at
the distance lost shoe early IN the
race on account of which he had TO
Quit at the half. Carpenter of Worces-
ter high was pacemaker for his mates,
carrying the bunch to the quarter posi-
in I'm. 5s St. John led at the haH'
Trott contented himself in the rucK I'M
til he went out for the lead. Galiou
made the running first and set merry
clip, which carried him away from AL
but Trott. The latter caught hm
rounding the turn for home. He won
by three yards. Farnham tried 10 stay
with them. but couldn't, and Lad 10
take third place. None of the otner
racers were in sight when Irott fA-
ished in Am. SO 2-5s.
The 44O yards dash was a good race
between Moran of Worcester high ana
Gallup al Worcester Academy, beng
the race of the day. The fatigue when
came to Moran after running fast halt
gave Gallup the race. The starters We're
a. Kelley, II. McCauley and w. IL.
Moran of Worcester high; X. Amer
crombie and F. l.. Gallup of Worcester
Academy; w. S. Cross and A. w. Rob
Oh kind
ness of schoolmates Moran was given
the pole and Gallup second place. On
the start, Moran shot in front. Gallup
tried to get the lead, but didn't have the
speed and wouldn't drop back. On the
beginning of the back-stretch Gallup
got a few inches ahead, but couldn't cut
in and Moran again ran even with the
Academy boy But the desperate finish
Moran had made in the half told on him
and although he had the speed he dtdn
have the strength. Just before the 22O.
post was reached Gallup went in front
He rapidly drew away. But he had all
the running he could attend to in that
race with Moran, and after rounding
FOR home he tired rapidly Moran drew
up again but didn't have enough run
in him to win. Cross of AndoYer saw
chance to get past Moran and made
great effort, but he didn't have much
left in him and had to fall back. Gallup
won by four yards. Moran beat out
Sross py TWO Sdius' Inc 'iiii0 was
SO 3-5s.
The one mile plcycle race pIouut tt.I
some of the best competition of the
afternoon. Ten entries responded to the
call and were sent away IN TWO heats,
the winner and second man IN edcn 10
qualify for the final heat. For the first
heat G.. H. Garcelon, SomerVille high,
J. c. Smalley, Worcester high, R. c.
NeWcomo, worcester ACADEMY NJ M
Cocklan and M. A. BURBANK, AnuoNeI,
started. Cocklan and Burpahk Jumped
to the lead at the start ana alteIhated
in the pace for the first hat mile, with
NewcOmb close to the leaders wheel all
the time and responding to every burst
of speed. Smalley of the high school
rolled along in the rear of the bunch,
hut in a position where he could quick
ly comprehend any move Of the leaders
and as quickly respond. When the third
quarter was passed the bunch livened
UP and started for the last quarter al
a rafting pace. 1t was too fast for
Smalley and Garcelon, who were in the
rear. End neither could make the first
turn. Both Jumped the track on to the
green and thereby lost valuable yards
and practically killed their chances for
being in at the finish. The other three
men fought out the " hole quarter and
mall a hair raising brush of it. Bur-
hank scooted I'm a half-wheeI ahead Of
Nawcor7b in SOP
The second heat found 3. Davis and
w Rieberbach. Worcester high. D. s
r7avIor Worcester academy, p. H. Sher-
win and H. p. Michael. Andover. as the
starters. Davis went away in the lead
closely followed bv the others. but when
+he riders had gone 50 wards. Bieber-
bach stonped and returned to the
scratch with request that the race
he re-startad as his saddle was loos-
anad and he was unable to ride. Mar
sbaI n. r Rurlxa who was acting as
referee nending The arrival of ii. A.
Adams denied the request. and the
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