New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
LAURELS FOR REYNOLDS
We'll Earned Victory His in
Tonkers Marathon.
WINNER MAKES FAST TIME
irish American Athlete Runs Well
Judged Race-Sheridan Is
Second and Calvin Third.

ro-77irE up from behind with 2 wonder
.-rIx sustained effort. John !. Reynolds
~ the Irish American A c. won = splen-
die victory n -he yonkers Marathon race
ves.erday afternoon. REYNOLDS was prac-
-i-5glv out Of the contest II its early stages
br- he increased in stamina IS it pro-
crossed and finished with Il long sprint
.f-e- gradually overhauIinc nearly a score
~ his competitors on the Empire City Race
r-a~k where the last nine miles Of the
MARATHON were run. Reynolds's time was
-er1arkzbIe. being , hours IS minutes IS "a
.aoon6s for a Course . triae over twenty
Go rIes in length. moro than five miles
ri which were through tho crowded city
streets of Yonkers-
H.-le more than half q mile nehind
re~rolds came Daniel Sheridan. Of the
vermont Athletic Club Of Toronto Sher-
idar. who LED fo~ more than haIf the race
r -re sane contest q year ago. ran well
5erin6 The leaders until le reached the race
course. where he let himself out in fine
srvIa and vas rapidly cutting down Rey-
roIds'e lead at The finish.
Wflia-a Calvin. Of the Yonllers Irish
American Athletic Club was third four
hundred Yards behind Sheridan and more
-i.ar a quarter Of A mile ahead OF H W
riiage of the Mohawk Athletic Club
Ssnev Hatch. Of the Chicago Irisll-Arner-
scsu Athletic CLUB. and Robert Fowler, Of
Tost1- finished nth and sixth. about three
hundred Yards apart Little Charley Ap-
rleyzrd. Of The Mercury Athletic Club
q To7kers. who led fer more than zen
niles Of -aa race. vas seventh and he vas
ire first runner VINO crossed the line in bad
condition.
All credit mus be given 70 Reynolds for
Judgment hA used II running his race
When The runners zere passing through
Neue~a Park. ten miles from the start
REYNOLDS brought Up The rear % the first
dozen u7eu. hgr Cnce he set foot on the
rack he wss or on the last stages of his
sau-rev with the speed and strength Of a
----ouzhl- refreshed man Each round OF
--e track saw him cutting away the lead
- those + front and finally in the twenty
-firc mile after having picked up the lead
e-s cne Ing one. he brushed past Calvin
-he Tonk=-s 57y. and went of n front
Nth stride that carried him farther and
farther ahea5-
apnlevard had reached the race course
first. but the long trip over the dusty and
uneven country roads and the additional
mental strain % showing the way 10 the
hal< hundred or more runners were almost
zoo much for hin1- Although he stopped
twice In -fe last four miles he still had
enough determination left 10 make him fin
Ssh the race although he was manifeetly
1s5rf-li- tired cut Edward Cotter. of the
F7asto+7ce Athletic Club Of Toronto. VINO
followed Arpieyard on 70 the track, was
completely ''rlckered Ont after he had
T-- seventeen miles and gave up He tried
egain for another mile. but the strain was
Eie after having been one Of the strongest
confendsrs
The streets OF Yonbers were thronged for
-he 1rs- four miles Of the course. and II
was necessary 10 double the policing in
Getty Square. where the race began.
Mavo- James =. Lennon vas the official
starter and promptly al 1880 o'clock the
c-s * q riS pistol sent the athletes of On
treir long Journey
Ta@ INST hill was encountered in fronJ
- -he old TEden place. at Greystone. where
Collins began 10 show his first signs Of
,ves Eeni1e- Appleyard and Cotter. who
ia7 worked themselves loose from all but
Nelor gained considerably on the Con
re-ticuI bog. and IN another half-rnile.
-r-e- the Afuackassin Inn was left behind.
ATrlevard and his running mate We're out
IL -rour. with NIel,or and Collins dogging
their steps. The order Was unchanged as
she leaders, dashed across the viadUct al
Hastings. but Sheridan gradually fell back
urtil ha was behind Hatch
When Applevar5 logged between the
gate and up The drive 10 the grandstand
h received applause quite as hearty as If
he rad already been proclaimed the win
ne EEe was on the track a tun minute
before Cotte- appeared. but he did not run
r,- Fo .7c Ia
ard was content 10 hold his lead over Cot
;e-- Calvin came through the crowd a
minute behind COtter. and then followed
Sheridan. Hatch. Reynolds Collins and
Ssr0s