New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-31
.B|CYCL|STS USE FISTS
Seventy-first Regiment Games
Enlivened by a Bout.
SPECTATORS TO RESCUE
Thirteenth Regiment Romps
Away to Victory in Round
Robin Relay Race.

F1sticufs lent excitement to the indoor
games at the list Regiment Armory last
night. This extra" not on the pro-
gramme affair occurred toward the end
of the final heat of the two-mile bicycle
race. Among those who had qualified were
w Vanden Dries, OF the New York Ath-
letic Club, and Z. H. Goodwin, of the Irish
American Athletic Club. both scratch men.
The feeling between these men has been
bitter for some time. and it was expected
that the struggle would be unusually keen.
The riding was rough. as most OF the men
took turns in switching and swinging wide
About two laps from home, when Goodwin
and Van den Dries came down the stretch
side by side, Goodwin fell, carrying MS
rival with him.
Van den Dries evidently thought he had
been the victim Of plan to do him.
for as he lay on his side tangled in the
wreckage OF his wheel he took a punch
at Goodwin who was also on the floor, in
a trice they were on their feet and Good
win appeared willing to continue the argu-
ment, but a bystander rushed toward Van
deI Dries. who also wanted TO continue.
Several arguments started. and for few
moments il looked ds II general fight
was going to follow. II was said after
ward that Van den Dries would PROBABLY
be suspended for thirty days.
The round robin relay race between the
18th. I'D and ed Regiment teams was wen
by the strong quartet representing the 18th,
consisting of Fisher, Valentine. kiviat and
Rosenberger. Valentine and kiViat gained
such lead that "Rosey' started sure
winner on the last quarter The sd team
got the place.
L. B. Dorland. who won the SO0-yard \.
A. l. indoor championship at Madison
Square Garden last week, started from
scratch in the quarter-mile closed handl-
cap. The champion worked through his
field well. but delayed his final effort a
triAe too long and failed by yard TO pass
!. T. Connely, a 30-yard man. Ihe uiHe
was SO seconds.
The one-mile open relay developed into a
fine race. Taking advantage of hoerai
handicaps. the Eastern District y. NJ. {. A.
men opened up a long lead in the first three
RELAYS and when the fourth men we're
touched of the chances of the COLUMBIA
and New York 4. G. representatives, seemed
hopeless.
Patron ran last for the Blue and White
and the way he closed the gap between
himself and Bausch brought the crowd TO
its feet Had the Columbia man had nNe
wards more TO 90 he would have won rs
# was the Eastern District athlete beat MIN
about four feet The time was 3 q 40.
In the half-nilc closed, Dick Egan
started from scratch. but he never had
chance. az the long markers set pace
that did not allow him 10 get anywhere
near the front f. j. Sweeney, Company
Z man. with 25-vard start, won in the
fast time Of l5s
The summary follows:
seventy-yard novice. closed Chna heau-Won
by J. A. Fitzpatrick COMPANY, r. " ,l II.
Company B. second. r d. Gmitoye' ''''pa'''
E. third Time IS seconds ,I,.o5. anal
Ssventy-yard Dash handlcaQ' ci9seLII, ,.-''
heatl-Won by !. ~cnanda, Company d GO Iett,'
l. J. Elmer. COMPANY Z % iee,'. secoIa, Is =,
Gogs1n. Company a feeu, third llW'' 80
sso1yard closed Gandicap, Won by p j.
sweeney, Company e t25 yards: r. bulst ON
COMPANY 6 go yardsl. third. Time. los
Putting twelve-pound shot '1sndic24' S'o 5,,, q
Won by C. e. Martens Company = letl
inches with put Of A. feet ineh's =. =; ''ia
del Company l. 10 teeil With pal ~ -o S1
l. Cscratchi, with put Of ~ feet ~ inteS'
third. ~.
by D. Zmmery Company a = inches, WIN a
jump Of feet . inches, g. 9. Martens. company
II (scratch), with jump OF I" ier'. ''.+t
second: =. K Lowell. Company h e." i''p' WIN
a Jump OF feet . inches, third. ...-...
One-mile open rclsv-Won by Eastern DlsLrcl
Young Mems Christian Association Grey, l. IN
bic, McKnney Bauschl G5 yarts'' Columbia
BRADY, Mcdonald Eousih. Patom 90 (ai1s)'
second: New York A. q. tAicKenna, Casey. Nc
Naly, Noble go yardst third. Time, $50.
440-yard run handicap. open' M nal hS ,311,
Won by II. Hooking. West side louns Men
Christian Association ~ %ards)' j.. - WASH
Fordham University q YARDS. s'""iR' ~ p
Gilmore Dominican LyccWn % }aios)' 'hiiu'
= -
206-yaTd run ,handicap. closed, Gnal heau-
Won BY, T. +. COTley. Company ! ~ !aIuS(,
j Ridgeway Company Is 90 yards), second a.
V PaTke. Company + @ yaiosl, thlrc. Iihe'
Equipment race-won ry J. Kelly. COMPANY
Il: II H. Grove, Company H. second: Is. Peter
son, Company NJ, third. Time. 200. ,..-,
$50 yard run (heayv marching order haIlo. -ai !
Won by W Arenholz, company b GO yaIos(
X Peterson, Company y 80 yards, seGo15
Arthur Dern Company + 80 yards thId.
Time, 2:44 50 =
440-yard run thandicar. closeD-W0n ~ :, p
Connolly Company = 60 yards. i. Is DoIihlu'
Company scratch, second; G.. WicoN' '"'''-
rany II 90 Yards, third. Time. O.55. .,,
One-mile round robin relay race ScIa,CR1
kiviat. Rosenoerge); 25d Regiment II os55er 10
Cyruchy Walther, Richmond, second; "a reg
rnent Clarke. HIS Loshe, McEn'ee)' tnlId'
Time. 1892. lid, Won
BY j. Kelly Company b ~ YARDS; F. j. Mac
IVor COMPANY y 10 yards second; j.. .l,oi.
land Company Z scratch, thiro. Ilne, -" -; D.
TWo-mie bicycle race thandlcap, maj HvdV r.
90 yards, Thomas J. Murphy EnPMe ,ng
Wbeelmen 40 YARDS second; Nat Gutot' AtlaS
B. C. 200 yards. third. Time, 5:04.
eOo-yard run novice: closed Won oy - -
second G. a. Linton, Company l. third. ilihe'
1.28 3-5.