The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

stance, While going around the EllipSe,
be showed signs of distress but as soon
as he came 10 a place where the crowd
was unusually large, and heard the
cheers. he seemed TO set out faster and
spTinted.
Team Prize TO Mohawk A C
TIE team trophy went TO the Mohawk
Athletic Club, the Mercury Athletes. their
old rivals, coping the second prize
The washington Y. NJ. c. A. won the
local team trophy. and Stecher, OF the
Y. N C. a, was the first Washington
man 70 cross the tape
One Of the features OF the meet, from
the spectators standpoint. was the good
work OF Fraile, OF the Z. NJ c. A Pass
ing the last checking station IN nine
teenth position. the plucky yOungste-
started 10 sprint, and raced along over
the last mile. but he OveTestimated his
ability, and when he reached the finish
dropped exhausted in front Of Chase's
Theater. The ambulance was on the job,
however, and he was hustled over 70
Emergercy Hospital. where he received
treatment Had Fraile plugged on and
kept his feet he would in all probability
have landed way up IN the race, a. least
among the first team men.
Big Crowd ThrOngs Course.
The Marathon craze vas apparent
everywhere yesterday. and fully 5o.0oo
people thronged the course Of fifteen
miles TO see the runners. Young men, old
men, girls. and boys. all sizes and al
ages, cheered the 80 starters on their
way. The Jam az the finish was equal
~
the police force was almost inadequats
70 hold them in check. several OF the
blue coats who were sweltering in the
sun losing their temper and using their
clubs Every one who had a bicycle,
motor. cycle. automobile. or carriage was
on the course and followed the runners,
and It is a sure bet that had the race
been closer. they would have Obstructed
the runners
As only those who finished within
certain limit were awarded prizes. the
names Of the prize winners only are
given below, with the time OF the 1lrst
twenty-five men 70 cross the finish line
The race was well handled, and its
effect upon local amateur lons-distance
running should be far reaching
The Summaries.
Chz-les Muller. M0hzHk a. c. New YORK Tina
Tommy Duyer. Noasrk A C. New Ygrk. Tins.
JoI1 :. Daly. IHsh-Amsricsa A c, New Ysk-
Tine. 1s4o-2
] J. Lee, Mercury A C. Yoakss. n. I. Tins.
joseph Gilbert Mohawk A. c. ev Yot. Tine.
}. G s;eazzr. Washington 7 u C A Tine.
? P. DszIiH. " 4. C. New Yo-h TIE.
z P. Eazu. Washington Y. n c. A Tine.
H. c. Elpainstoue. 3. C C c. Tine. Issa.
] Malone. Mohawk A. C.. New YoTk. Tine.
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Charles ADD,syard Mercury 4. C.. New YORK
E susita. Mohavk 4 c.. New Yo-k. Tas
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sammy sIeIlo-. lIsro1y A c. Tine. I.E7zS
II. Stry5io. Merz1ry =. c. Tine, lss@0
A. Hayden. Mercury A c. Tine, lS3aS
J F. Weezssse- unattached Tine l55SZ
" WcLau1hIin shan L Q. Tine. l5z-Z
c PumDheTy, D. c y. 6. Tine. 1855.
Humphrey ShaE V. L ". c. A. Time, Is g.
J. McGlone, Shan C. c, Phladelpais- Tine,
I$2
". h. sheare. T. A C. Tine g90l2
J. z Geirsn. Z. c. c c Tine. ZD5B
J. h Reside J 4 Z. BaltimoTe- Tine. 350ssl-
L Je Ges. Shza- c C.. Phiiadelphia- Tims
ZE34
F. L. Rsu1e-, 7. =. s
g. Z TOxs1a. R. B. G. Baltinz-.
& A Chaney Nd Az Col
?. h Watson. p. C. c. c.
Geo7Es T. Laz6on. b 9. G. C.
Il L Russell ] z T. Baltilora
v. q. Creenley. W ! II c. A
J. " Cuts ". Y n c A.
z. a TOense. unattached.
Henry A QIaziss unattached
" 5. GoEers. unattached
g. I. Washington. 7. II s
A Aranso Nd A. CO.
Thomas 2. White Bloom A. G.
William LimDCT1. Filth Reg- 4 A. Raltimore
Warner Curiey. F. A c Washington.
J. p. Hiha. Fifth Reg. A. A.. Baltimore.
William D Neiso1- unattached.
Harry BoteleT. FIFTH Regr- A a, Bsltimo-e
Charles D. Evzns, B. c c. c
Frank X. Frazer. Bioom A. c.
A Hildeb-snd, Gurley 4, c.