The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
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The International team racs of txans.
miles In Madison sauaf. Garden isss nswA
made plenty Of excitement for q crow
81 aboslt I 80 pe.scns SIX countries
! knie rica. ahada. sweden. France. ltal,
and Finland we're represented by teams
and the MIXTURE of na,ionsliti.s IN tn,
crowd kept shouting. screaming and ye,tinE
while the rare occupied the boards Mer
famous in Marathon raoes, amateur and
protest. onAl. did the running Almosf from
/ the start Hans Holmer and William Queal
tho American team, kept the lead and
won by about a lap In hour % minutes al
4 seconds
The figures beat the old record OF 4 hour
~ minutes SIS second by Queai and Swan
berg In Brooklyn last simmer The Cana,
| dian team was second. tho Swedish team
third by about three laps and ths lin
landsrs fourth, about the came dist ance be
and the Italians bJought up the rear The
second third and fourth teams also came
inside the record.
A y snrt Of curtain raiser to the big race
there VAS four mile contess bet ween Jim
Crowley. the ahonsr. aud bob Hall-n.
the general ex p-ctation Hallen won easily.
which Haiien .pr,n'ea and saietiy gained
Crowley ran with his hand 20 his side as
II In pain. but he kept pogging away never
theless Hallen .,ayed with Crowley for
several laps, but he drew ahead again In
IN. third mile and At thrsa miles 30 had
gained the secoud lap on Crowley. fiallrn
rnai!y won By two laps and a quarter.
Inc titno OF the winner SAs - minutes ~ -
seconds
In the international team race slI coun.
tries we've represented ~ follows
tu~rira-Haas Homer AMI william Sueai
CANALS FRED MsAdo.s and Abbi- Woods
Italy AiesSio v.mhra and William Aiaiori
Frsrrr -h~nrI st iSr- ssi P.rrrt .-aTdus
Sweden -Gus'a iiu nesuom and John 81 ansers
naIn.r.
The conditions 81 tho contest were thar
mo- changes were 10 he made in tho Hrst and
last quarter Of a mile The men tn DO tho
Ssrs .ea r M"aao~s ! MsIen isr rsn'
LiunRs'rom and Kplehmainen. After they
steamed awsv Meadows shot OUT. but oueal
sprln'-. and quickly gained the lead. fhev
made change after the quarter. when
'i2lm.r took up tho running Tor lap
The Canadians wsr" IN .acond mace AMI
vas ,hird by asou, hayt "a lap the T,nanGs sp
fourth and the FrcnChmen lose up III.
icHn team vas in he lead al the n Srsf uni, mile
TIRE. seconds fast"r than th- old rs.ord,
drawn Away from the Canadians by about
atty Yards and Holnsr lapi~d liunR-trom
ot the SN.dl7h team The tim. for Two
The same quick changing continued on
~" third mile, with tn" American team
>""de- heing second and third r--pec-
lively. Tn" time for thr." miles was ~
minutes 20 is seconds. ~ seconds better
than the record During the fourth mile
~" Italian tea WAS falling further behind
At the .-nd of the fourth riile the order Was
.merica. canada and Sweden the tim. OF
beating the old record b" 90 3-5 seconds
A. hva mile. IN" Americans had gained
half lap on the canadians. with the Swe,le-
lap behind the h-ad.r> The time was
y minutes ~ ! seconds. - ~ conds
miles WAS - minutes Ia seconds. l minute
\ B.. seconds faster than the record. Al
that stage the order Of the first three WAS
the same hui IN" FInla nderS had replaced
Meadows and Moods made a great effort
in RI" seventh mile and sained little. the
minutes ~ is -.--ohds. minute u a.s 500
onds h~tt"r than the record The time for
eight miles was ai minutes 10 seconds. /
rninGt" al ;-b seconds faster than tn" old
record. and NJ am" miles the time wa -
ninh'"4 - Second. minute - a. seconds
better than IN" old mark
M change took slace for the tsnth mile
the time heinR =. minutes ~ seconds. min
utss : - seconds ahead OF the record In
the time being - minutes az - seconds, :
minutes a as seconds Improvement on the
old record 4 little before the twelfth mile
Holmer OF the American team drew level
with Meadows and cheer went up from the
crowd The Yankees were minutes 20
miles. the time he,ng So minutes ? a. sec
ohds The old record had been beaten by
minutes 81 - seconds AZ thirteen miles
the time being 81 minutes ~ seconds The
American team was leading tbs Canadians
by LAP and a quarter. with ,he sw~des two
lap- behind the Canadians
There was a slight gain for the Cana ans
on the fourteenth mile. which was rscled OF
in hour = minutes l-5 seconds, or min
utes - I-j seconds better than the record
Fifteen miles were covered in | hour IN n
ute- A. seconds. minutes - as seconds
on the record The old record was left
behind by 2 minutes IL 3.S seconds az SIX
teen miles. the time peing | hour ~ min
u's- 10 Us seconds The time for seven
teen miles was / hour Is minutes ~ a.
.eeonds , minutes ~ seconds faster than
the record
The Canadians made an effort tocu' down
th- lead BY Hanging at every lap. but
II proved useless.
the ;irns for eighteen miles was hour
20 minutes 20 Us sscond-. or = minutes
seconds better than che record. In the
nineteenth mile the Canadians made an
other srort and gained slightly. the time
b-ing / hour IS 30 seconds, or 4 minutes
u seconds on the record fhe Americans
drew away in the twent eth mile and were
sat sasd TO win by lap. Holmer doing the
IN nj quarter