New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
WIN BAILEY RUNS WELL
Defeats Relay of Three Boys
After a Lively Struggle.
BRYANT FORCES HIM OUT
Malone Scores in Midget Dash at
Stuyvesant High School
Games.

In d spirited finish Winfield Bailey, of the
New York Athletic Club, the ten-mile ANA
teur Athletic Union champion, defeated
three relay runners in the feature race Of
the sixth annual indoor games of the Stuy-
vesant High School at the list Regiment
Armory last night Bailey was pitted
against Fl. Robertson, p. Barclay and G.
Bryant who ran in relays of one mile.
AT the outset Bailey started at Il lively
pace, evidently anxious TO secure a big
lead on Robertson, his first opponent. The
ten-mile champion went so fast that ne
soon opened up a big gap between himself
and the Stuyvesant runner. When Bailey
covered the mile in 4:51 he had gained three
quarters of g. lap.
Barclay who took up the running, dis
played more willingness than judgment py
sprinting away in an endeaVor 70 over
haul the star Barclay was d tired boy at
the end of his mile, but at that he cut
down Bailey's lead to about fifty yards.
BRYANT Stuyvesant's third man, proceed
ed to make matters interesting by rushing
out from the touch-off so well that after
two laps he had assumed the lead From
there on the champion allowed Bryant to
set the pace until two laps from home
when he sprinted and sailed by his man.
At the bell Bryant, instead of fading
away" as many expected, cut loose a
sprint that forced Bailey to extend himself
to the limit to hold. and 1t was not until
rounding the last turn that the champion
managed to get to the front. He won by
three yards in 1913 3-5.
The interdepartmental faculty relay race
furnished a novelty Some of the instruct
ors were content to run in ordinary street
clothes and on Cne individual suspenders
were noticeable. The by the
English department result of good
running by Bates. Drury, Marston and
Samuels. They were ON scratch.
Handicap men accounted for the three
prizes in the half-miIe run. H. Robertson
started from scratch, but the best he could
do was TO finish a close fourth. W. Kline
mann, aided by an allowance Of thirty
yards, won the event with G. Christi
second.
T. Malone aided by a six foot allow
ance won the midget sixty-yard dash A.
Mosheim, with handicap of four feet
finished second. The senior sixty resulted
favorably to H Stevens. who covered the
distance in 64-5 seconds, helped by A
handicap of 9 seconds.
ss0-yard run (handicap}-Won by ". Kone-
mann 80 yards: g. Christi tS5 yardsl. second;
D. Cameron (35 yards. third. Time. 2:137s.
SiIty-yard dash (handicap; midget: 100 pounds
limit; final heaD-Won by T. Malone Is feeO:
third Time, O:o7M
Sixty-yard dash (handicap: senor)-Won by
H Stevens % feetl; z. Waugh (scratch), sec
ond; j. Donahue Is feep. third: Time. o:os.s.
220-yard dash Clandicapl-Won by c. Schus-
ter rs YARDS; H: Stevens "a yardsl. second;
L. Heynan Is YARDS. third. Time, OPS.
Three-mile exhibition race CIV; Bailey. New
York A. c.. H Robertson, p. Barclay and
G. Bryant: stuyvesant High schoo)-Won by
Bailey. Time, 15:13as.
44o-yard run (handicapy--won by e Waugh
Is YARDS; Z. Mcclure 30 Yards second y.
Lent fscratch), third. Time, 0:56.
Inter-departmenta faculty race -four laps;
handicap>-Won by English Department Bates,
Drury. Marston, samues) 'scratchl Mathematies les
yards. second; Chemistry !Stadie Not Mott Ball.
Running high jump fhandicap)-Won BY II:
Bader q, inches) with actual jump OF D feet
inches: w Mcclure Is inchesl, with an actual
iump of 5 feet, second; H Book g inches}, with
an actual Jump of feet. third
Putting tuelve-pound shot (handicap)-Won on by
+ Farber % feet) AZ feet L inch: F. Pundt .
tnches,. IS feet inches second; Fl. Gordohn 70
feet 81 feet inches. third 81.
Potato race lmidget 100 pounds Is limit: forty
.rardsl--Won bv A. Moshein; b. Nelsperg, sec
ond- r Nhitson, third. Time o:3o