The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
AMERICAN RUNNERS Win
HOEuER tND 0sFT FIRST
~ THE GtRDF>.
pprtntinS rhrarsh the FUN Marathon
Distance The, finish In =. 90: l0 rs
--Frenrh-sw r,iish Team Second Brit
sna Quit Nhrn shrubh'S LEG Fails


ons Quit when Shrubh's LEG Fails.
America tr,rnrhc., m tue international
Marathon team rae IN Madison square
Garden last night when Hans Holmcr ana
william Qieal wearing 'he stars anu
Stripes. won By three laps In o. 10 -.
said TO be a new worlds record Holmsr
and Qieal l"d alternately from star' -
fnish. They had great speed and stamina
and the result was ucv-r m uu'.hf "A ~
half the dis;anc" had h"-u '"grrr
The French Swedish team If-n-I ~ Yves
and John SyInhrr-. finished -",onI. 'tc'r
time being ri - o., III" Finland r"rI.'
sentati~es William kpl"hmarr.n and karl
Mienimen. were tHrl ia -nt.,. =, IN.
English team wen - rt""r- early wncn
Alfred Shrubh .'c> vent ua "n hIul.
continue alone Tn" Canadian team al"
fell by the wavsIdc. ~ Ir"d Ncat"w- rav-
u up because ~ ltD" inst"p
In the betting before no teams faced
the starter IN" Bt,tuns. Shrubb and Mood
,S the is.orIIS c; even eve o moI"y NH
ats 20 5. There was plenty OF backing for
tho latter team, also Tor the Canadians.
and Wood expected "a run over dirt course
and were disa greeably surprised when
they learned that II vas impossible to build
Ths. pistol was fred by Senator LIMO thy
ss ax.r The n , iesm. Ner"
Enghad-AlfTct SsIuo6 and \, z. Wood
FIsaos -sH sds.-T-nr,S s, Yvrs aad ias- s. An
finiAnd-wml.n Kol-brrain-n ana K.rr Me.
nimen.
As tho gun cracked Able Wood, rushed
70 the front and lad for half LAP. when
az the and OF the LAP by their partners. as
Was the case with all OF the other runners
The pace set by the americans and ana
even shrub ana Wool seemei i'' /" - t &c
anchored, though both were trsvaIlins ut
Of the first mile. the tIRs hem; 81. lie
was nifty yards ahead OF NbOc woods With
81. Yves third. shrub fourth ,uH h"l"h e
The second mile VA finished in : - -,
With Holmer stll n irony. Meadows -econ,!
we're not far behiud AGd tn" former s'ea .iilv
iWproved IN form until ~ tie -. OF TIE
ne was second I" ho.raeT. VII ~ lt-~
third. Meadows went y'r} are at hat
s sss,ns q wo Sas t 20 20 en no la "
Holmer aud oEcai "i,a-E-;tng Zach
lspi NJ up such " ~ Il.EG pae" nat SNr'i eb
holman was relieved toy = .rai "a the last
lap Of this mile, which WAS uu.ed N - o. IS.
svanLsss had moved 10 % -er"nd place
Homer alter running h1I. Tu.t' WIrn"..'
A.relisf gave way =" Ou"li, - ho finished : he
and shrubb folloncd not Tar away QIral
ana hol m.r then started alter another LAP
A0o a. ara lLrA It' 'hT .lrf ~IHT IA eel
around the ten lap track n" crpN Z Number
Ing 5000 spectators. "h"er"d them "p-
Queal was leading a. SIX mites no Inn.
being IS Sd As SNaao-rS ILp ana hall
behind vas second. Vita shrIhb r1nntns
America, England and trance- eden ~
Seven m,le, were ran IN 20 $ -. with
the Americans IN the Van. O.cG. ,oru gI~' -.
vas sssSad ana iSn,@ca. aHo hal va "a-.";i
At the end of eiEh: mixes . r.ea. WA ~"
!eade, IN 81 q; %!th cv4nn"T. .hH an !
shrub close at Bis heels
In the next mile the !inS did some brilliant
sprin'iphs a., and 80 I'D ;; s,"- an! >.a..
miles IN 40 90 -. lhey were IN" L'p Ihea !
laps in front OF the Fins. WITH 'ar brs-gn a
lap away. Queal finished III tenth ..f." IN
s4'3s As, svanberI Wa runnerur. followed
end Of the eleventh mile. ogeaI hein: tuned
legs seemed 20 bother HIM. ana a.fh".gh
bis ps5tnsr Mood Acp' @ aien: En}=='a'nt
the track saying thai he had had enough,
but Woods stuck to his ta,k and r-o-i tI
an ovation az ne circ,ed he oval
Of ths twelfth mile. th".r I'm" j." o.. q"
s-S; SvanberE and - Yves were second
Wood stopped. az has TASK va- mop"less
The thirteenth mile va nn-bed N.
SSS. with no chang" IN The uTdCr There
wAs some grPn' .EnLlnR 10y -" NwsrICaus
70 maintain thSGr lead III The .uLTt eu'h nile.
timed in c. 20 80. a. -. ! v"- Ar.d -
berg were pressing them hou
IN l0ss; Is The sui led The irerch.
lsps behind though runn.PG .'EonGi
the teams holding th" am" re>p"c'Iy" al
vanrages. Homer and Quea. ran s"y enrren
miles In Is 0d 81 and we're a. strong and
speedy as when thr,' started. TEey hui-nc,i
ACCIDENTS locke Ike sur- winner,
The tim e for nineteen miles - a. :; Is 81
The Americans then gained Their -econ1 a.
On Sc. Yves ana Syanh"r- While IA" Films
running steadily. gained on those "A front
OF them
oueal and Homer for went miles we're
laps on ST. Yves and swan berg. They verr
satisfied TO travel n an even pace. with
; IS fus5hsr atsmRs jgs, ,3"n 10 lnSrGase
men were four laps behind the americans
as they wound up twenty one mile- ~
as they finished TWENTY-FIVE miles IN II
50 As They still had two laps over -.
ives and swan berg, " hose advantage over
time for twenry-rhTee miles was " Z. 30
Homer and QIesl 4eep!HT I'd their swift
pace untiring!y.
they got IL jus. bel ore the end Of the twenty
fourth mile. -hs tine for which vas 81
Twenty-Five miles were rounded gp hy
the Americans IN g 10 a. They had n
lead OF three laps. pI'h the I NJ steadily
overhaullng - Yves and >TanHcrT 10 =.
The time ior taan---s,, r,iIe. va 20,
20 LIS and for the flN Marathon ~ stance
twapty-s!x miles and 80 wards . re- 49,.