The sun., 1909-01-10
BAILEY RUNS IN GREAT FORM
WINS THREE NILE RACE At
XAVIER GAMES.
New York \. &. Man Gains About 100
Yards on Collins. the Five Mile In
door hsmpion-Da wbarn. . Prince
ton Novice, shows Remarkable speed.

ton Novice, shows Remarkable speed.
The Xavier Athletic Association held
most successful set OF games last night IN
the Twenty second Regiment Armory ana
the best event OF the night was the three
mile run handicap Tom Collins OF the
Irish A. A. C., the 1ye mile indoor champion,
was the scratch man. and stretched out
on different marks were thirty-flve runners.
BaHey Of the New York A, C. was on the
so yard mark. Muller, unattached. on the
80 yard mark, and Malone Of the Mohawks
had seventy-five yards. After few laps
had been left behind Malone was in the lead.
( closely followed by Bailey. and at the mile
! the latter sprinted to the front The order
OF the first three al two miles was Bailey.
Obermeyer, National A. C.. with q start OF
| ninety-fve yards, and Malone. Running
In great shape Bailey continued on to the
finish and won by nearly half lap. He
gained about hundred yards on Collins.
| There was an enormous entry In every
event and the crowd was good one. The
trial heats OF the seventy yard novice opened
| the programme. Those to work through
| the preliminares and semi-fnals were j.
T.. Ryan, Passaic Valley Canoe Club; W.
Dawbarn. Pr nceton University; Philip
Levy. Evening Recreation Centre; W. n
c. Soaring Of the Xavier A. A. }. }. Bausch
Of the Acorn A, A, got placed in one OF the
heats. but was ordered out OF the contest,
as he had broken his noviceship on former
occasion.
In the final heat Dawbsrn. the Prince
tonisn. showed that he is the makings OF
a real champion. Although he was not
very quick on his mark he was in the lead
about half way. and from that to the finish
he drew away from his opponents as IL they |
we're standing. The Tiger won by three
yards, easing up, and his time was So
seconds. performance rarely credited to
After ten trial heats and four semi finals
in the seventy yard handicap the field was
TO j. p. Reeve OF the Acorn 4. A.. who had
10 feet, and he beat Richard Ayres OF ~.
Columbia g, who was on the same mark, by
a yard G. b; clark OF the Aaviers, who had
Walter q. Bnckisch of Columbia Uni,
versity and J, barley. unattached, had
but barley had more speed in the home
stretch and he won by about a yard
In the tbree-auarter mile handicap the
the scratch man. Harry Gissing, the 1000
q the New York 4 C.: the national Hn.t mil. nil,
on the floor there were found to be too many
and 1t was decided to run the race in heats.
Lr9be was n the arst stand and ts tie , Pig neld he
was about to get placed he was bumped
and this stopped him.
GsSPE was in the SECOND heat With III
pair raced along III the bell zap, when
Gissing came along with q rush and made
Ss Mhe vsni ses wsy to sgay ST sS
at the start OF the final, but stopped after
three laps and when he had the field nearly
SPitebley ansatacSed rs .ae wso % had 20 start of
r. ]. Esan OF the Psstime 4, e, back
marker with an allowance OF Is yards.
70 Yard Run. NovIce-won by W. Dswbsrn,
R So s second PSse leo t. 9.A kyta1 aos
Acorn iFd aS ss SSst SS.i $ GsSs
t' ,S,d sseGnf ass; svenns ets Rssfts
30 YARD Run Soyice" Sy J, 7, DALEY,
unattached; Waiter g BuskI;ch, Columbia s IN,
One MIe Rsi.y, Handicap Sp,p to Church
scratch. with c. B. Clark, W. Nichols, II. Hsilsrd
nf SSsS Ss W,ssr G. bsxs. 1 .ad ;ffoa @
Brooklyn Central y, Nc. A soy.rd:, third with
iiibo.rd. Tin Time, minut :. IS Is seconds " "
Three quarter Mue Run. Hsndicsp.won by
IS;sph ps psIShey pnt;.essS xs,s. eSnd 70 y.d5d'
nan. Patterson NJ C. A. Is Yards. third. Time
S1V's; 5 Vs;d Run s''ass asadc.pwos by Charlie. c.
Harris, unattached, 10 yards: j. p. Reeve, Acorn
A.. eysIds, second !. ,. Holer. lnsh A. A. c.
Three Nile Run, Handlcap-Won by W. c.
Bailey. New York a; C.. so yards Charles Muller
Unattached, 90 Yards, Second: &, J. Obermeyer
Y iatonsl 4. G., e5 yards, third Time 10 minutes
second
One Mile Relay. Handicap Confined to Com
,snles OF the Twenty second Reglmen,-won
y Company A. ie yards. With D. Francis. J. J:
}. 90 yards, second With Thomas Clancy, 2.
.ohse. a. p. Crolns and z, Coyle; Company r,
! yards, third, with W Flood. J, J. NcLsue HIN.
|. 'BHen and II. Gissing. Time, minutes
y seconds