New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-13
KlVIAT THE WINNER
BEATS BONH4G nm
GISSING EASILY
Fast Time Made in Cham.
Wonsh'p Relay Race at
Columbia Games.


horse in tie one-mile scratch race for N,
Baxter cup. the feature event OF the Co
lumbia University games held IN yaAts,,
Square Garden last night. The youugzt.-
took the scaIps OF Harry Gissing. OF N.
New York Athletic Club. and George Ron-
hag. of the Irish-AmeTican Athletfc Cluh
II was a remarkably fast race. The tim.
being ar Is. two and one-ffth seconds h.
hind the indoor record
Besides these three stars, the othe. nm
ners were Joseph Bromilow. OF the I-..s
club. and W Barker. q. Walther AMI n
Noble. Of the New York Athletic CLUB. "a.
fore the race The sharps could q.
nothing but Bonhag and Gissing Dor,
men we're going ont of their classes. Cissr,
being at his best at from half nile =,
three-auarters. while Bonhaz doesn't zbor
20 advantage until after he has gone a nl1s
9. Walther was the first 10 show in fror.
he held the lead on sufferance for the frr
quarter. rounding IL out in - s. second,
Then George Bonhag forged % the front
and soon opened UP a gap Of Ave vards
Walther dropped back AZ the halr-uil.
mark and made room for kiviat and Gi,
sing
I The half-mile was completed in 2.lo Bon
/ bag continued on in front 10 the Tires
/ quarter-mile post. which he rounded y,
| BIZ. kiviat pulled up on him and stuck
/ like a leech Gissing was third. i've wards
back, the frantic cheers OF his many sup
porters being OF little avail
With only one lap 10 go IL looked a, 4.
/ Bonhag would win, but kiviat had still "a
/ be reckoned with. The yoUngster was sst
ing UP the track. looking like a pizmy
alongside Of the giant veteran Fifty Yards
( from the finish he unloosened q sprint and
/ passed Bonhag easily. Gissins also closed
I fast in the stretch and just got Up in tine
10 beat Bonhag at the tape. kiviat 10,
/ by I'VE yards.
| Yale University produced t;le Winning
| team in The two-mile intercollegiate rslav
| race. the quartet OF half-milers finishing
/ out the race in 7:5s IS. which is close to t6s
/ indoor record. Pennsylvania, the contsnds-
| throughout. vas Leaten out for first plsc.
/ By about thirty yards. while Cornell sn-
| ished third, the same distance back Har-
ward was bad last. VI kirjassof. Who
/ ran the fna7 relay for Yale, finished his
distance in 1-5S -. showing that he vii o.
/ a dangerous man al that distance N The
/ intercollegiate
/ The mile intercollegiate relay brought
/ together Syracuse. Massachusetts Insrirus
/ of Technology. Cornell. Columbia and Dart
| mouth. and they finished in that order
after one OF the hardest fought. races ever
seen in the Garden The announcement o.
the winner was greeted with cheers and
Kisses. but what foul running there was in
the race was not due to the Syracuse team.
Dartmouth was put out OF the race before
fifty yards of it had been run Sherman.
the first runner. fell on the first turn ani
T lost forty yards. which his team vas never
able 10 make up.
| Technology held the lead for nearly three (
/ quarters of a mile. and then had u re-
/ Iinquish il and the race 10 Ridpath. o,
I Syracuse. who came on with a great ours
/ OF speed in the 1naI lap. COrnsn beat or
4 Columbia IN the last few jumps The tine
/ was S:31 %.
The old grads o. Yale and Columoa
/ hooked up in a two-mile relay race. which 5
proved rather easy for the yesterday stars (
of Morningside Heights. Most Of the NeE
Workers were graduates Of Only one or Two &
years standing. while one OF the Yale usr
was OF the vintage of % Columbia s
/ from start 10 finish.
The sixty-yard dash brought tossths
about seventy college and club sprintsz
requiring nine preliminary heats 70 vssi
7 out the men. y Lauer. Of New York UHs
/ Verstty. who had a handicap 81 thirtes
feet, proved the winner. taking his thrs
/ heats and final in pretty style z. " Foe
erts. of Amherst, who had an allowance
six feet. was second. a yard behind Lags
r. Mulliner of the Irish-American Athlsu :
/ club. was third The time in the 1nai nss
/ was 8 So seconds. Lauer ran the fastss
heat in the race. running in the first SEN
/ hnal in O:0S -.
About I'VE thousand athletic enthusiasts
gathered in the big arena IL vas the tsa-
annual carnival held in the Garden unG5
The auspices OF the Columbia Universis
/ Track Athletic Association Fifteen CO.
leges and as many more athletic clubs
/ high schools and regiments were rsrre
scented.
The summaries follow.
I Sixty yard dash ,handicap,-Uon ~ A aus
/ New ICrk University GS fest, p " h' 80
American \. I. is fee,. third Time; e'tos
y, too-yard TuE (noyice)--Won ey -, - 2
/ Flood Swet!Sh-Anerican 4 e., thifa- -
One-rnile interscholastic relay race (ha9sai;S1s
Won bv Brooklyn Preparato-y school p
[ Nuity. J. MCCaffrey. w Net artrey s-N- -.,,,
| McGranel Go yar5sl. Manual High
/ tsCratchl. second, Barrinser school, Ns"A-N
YARDS, third Time $50. 49,, .,..aicsr,
/ Ouem mile athletic club relay race 'l@--I n,
I Won bv New YOvk y. g. scratch ~. $500
/ Entee, g. Wather. & Bacon ard p, w. 49, =.
Pastlme \ =. 90 yardsl second { ssss
/ One-Tile intercollegiate relay "a Ess
/ Won ny Wesleyan team II Bacon, :. Ir.r
iuGs. f WandeII and L. WOOD, IA. IA -.
! tute. second: Massachusetts Asricul'nTs- -
lese. third Time. $50 l. 81
Oue-mile reIay-WOu by Nsv,sr ' v -
Ond team &C. Clark. y Munro r. 49,. -, ,sss e
/ +. Hoey' ,%5 YARDS; Navier \ ~
scratch. second; Central Y
Onc-JniIe iutercoIIc giste velsv-No On - "a e.
, cUse University team tFCSS- NlNrA- 4~S-~,-S
/ Flidpathl. Massach usettS Institute or "a
. oSy, secCHd; Cornell University tnH"
Iooo-yard run ,handicap,-won by
3 Wood $50 yardsl. II. smith 80 NS.VS 49,
. oud, r BUST. PaStiu," y. a. 80 HsFos'
I Time. 2.I5 - -,-As ~
. Two-rniIe graduate race-Vou by CO.'S
team a. Zink 90. y. Sanders. 'oa . IA
rs. and NJ. smith. 'O2'. Vale y SrAi -
o5; W. 1. Ensle. 90; NJ e Was " -"
I Splitter. 'O9l second Time. SIG 80. 49,
/ Oue-miIe run-Won BY \ g. kNisSS
American \. -, Harry GiSSinS. New fsSss.s
second: George Bonhsg, third Time. Ver
/ TwO-u!le intercollegiate relay reSr sI y
Yale &C Baird. r, Mullins. = Mics sss-
/ kirjassof0. PENNSYLVANIA Jnive-s'iy'
/ Cornell third Time 1865. M Ssrc
/ Ope-mile intevCass relay race-NE go a 81
/ II CuIwiH', class OF 1911, second N'AS
third. Time. $685. - ~ -
/ Oue-mie national suard reiay-WSa NJ
/ Regiment Or. r GogStns. II. sum, secs e
rissey ami II j Egan,: 18Th Regiment - q
I 22I Regiment. third. Time. - w -
/ TwO-rniie thandicapl Won on -, moss e
\ buckle, Yonke-s Y. NJ c. \ d'V va ss,s,oaI E.
/ r. Nelson. unattached tt5o yardSH 90 tsS 81
/ Doll. lth Regiment Nrmory u'' NA -
/ Running hish jump thandicap,- Wen y 40 &
/ HrOeChleiu. St George y q. - 49, si'. g.
/ Jump of feet 1O inches; J. BurdlSN-t ,nap q D.
University Il tnchl. second. actuaA W. \ q
. feet I inch; W G. FieldinS. New tss
7 g inches, third. actual ]amp 4"