New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
'HE|LAND IN RARE FORM
Equals Worlds Record in The
Seventy-yard Dash,
CROWD AT GREEK GAMES
Chambrias Also Equals Record IN
Pushing Up the t04-Pound
Weight.

worlds record for 70 yards was eouallsA
by Hal Heilsnd. the Xavier sprinter. in N,
second annual indoor games of the Gresk.
American Athletic Club at the 22d Regimes,
Armory last night. Heilsnd, after oualifv.
ing in the seventh heat raced to victory IN
the seni-final
For time II didn't look as II the scrstc,
man would be able TO get up, as A. Vssth-
an ish-American representative with
l6-foot allowance. looked like winner II.
most TO the tape. Heiland nosed ont yelta
IT. the last few strides however Winning
by scant three feet. The timers caugh.
Heiland in LIS seconds. which equsned n,
previous performances of William schick.
James Archer and Robert Cloughen.
In the final heat the Xavier crack was
unable TO repeat, being shut out although
the winners time was the same. L. ].
Elmer. of the Dominican Lyceum, raced 10
victory with an allowance Of II feet
No end of enthusiasm developed IN ths
fve-rnile bicycle race, closed 10 members
of the. Greek American Athletic Club. r.
Kefaliacos. the only scratch man, role
WELL and as he picked up his field hs
received boisterous encouragement from
the crowd. He finally won by more than q
lap in the excellent time OF IA minutes Il IS
seconds.
In its way the performance OF George
Chambrias in pushing up the ni-pound
dumbbell twenty-five consecutive times
was as remarkable as Hollands flight Of
speed earlier in the evening. The total
credited to Chambrias equalled the pre-
vious worlds record, held by himself. He
won easily, as his nearest opponent could
not do better than nineteen.
Amons those present was Lysimaches
Kaftangioglou. charge d'anaires Of Greece
at Washington. One Of the novelties In
cluded the announcing in Greek as well as
English. BY the time the first heat in the
dash was started good sized crowd wss
present s.d Yonn
A large field started IN the 1.o0o'yaM
run. Dick Egan was on scratch. but he
never had a chance 10 get through. Tbs
finish saw a fine brush TO the tape between
T. J. Sweeney, Of the Pastime Athletis
Club, and Miles McHugh, the versatile
Irish-American athlete. Sweeney beat his
rival TO the tape by a scant yard, and Just
as McHugh's friends were congratulatins
him on his success IN getting second pnSs
, the Judges decided to disqualify him, ths
charge being that he cut the corners.
Sweeney is the middle distance man who.
aided by a 32-yard handicap. beat Harry
Lee in the same armory on "Wednesday
night in the half-mile run.
l,Ooo-yard run lhandicap)-Won By ylE. ,.
Sweeney, Pastime A. c. go YARDS; J. %nza,,
Dominican Lyceum Is YARDS, third Tine,
2:f7H
seventy-yard dash Cinsi heat-won By = :.
Elmer. Dominican Lyceum a. feeoi r. !.
Schleich, Dominican Lyceum III feeo, seconds
A. Pepis, Irish-Americsn a. c. % feeo. mua.
Time. 0:07h.
44o-ysrd Iun novice: final heao-woa BY VI.
c. Lndwalls 1sth Regiment. R X Wnseier'
unattached, second; G. Brown. unattached, thi'c-
Time, 0:65S.
soo-yard run Chandicap; final he.t-won y
z Coyie, Irish-Anerican A. c. on YARDS; ~
Finkeistsin. Mott Haven A. G. % ysiTds, ysi ss, se-
ond; John Gribben, Xavier A. A V1 !1as'
third. Time, 0:53b.
Tvo-mIs run Ghsndicap; eio.ed % Grses-
American A. C.)-Won by Z. NoutInsss s'
ysrdD: T. stavropolos (scIatGnl. & :scS5si iS.si. Az
eoo-yard run handicap; closed 70. catholii
Athletic League)-won by A; j. pougheLv y.
Ozanam Association "a yards); N: Eurke u
Wn;rbts OF 81. Antony Is yards. third. Ttp'.
1:17f.
Running high jump 0aandicapl--won By 4
Rodrisuez, Irish-American A. A. q inctss) gita
an actual iunp OF feet inches: Charles MAJ
tens. Mott Haven A.. c. a inches) with an as-
tuaI iurnp OF feet inches. second; John W.
Price, St George 4. c. % tnchesl' WIN An
actual Jump OF feet inches, third
Putting 12-pound shot closed, handieap)-Woa
by William Sarganis (6 feet inches. with an
sc.ual nut OF 80 feet u inch; John AleIancsf
- fest)' with an actual put OF ~ feet 0 lnehts
ssoond. Anthony Petrousas 90 feeD, WIN an
sctual put Of 80 feet. third.
rYve-rnile bicycle race Chandicap; closes %
members OF Greek-American A. C.)-Won ~ .
KsSaIiacos (scratch); George ThoraSos 20 ysIcs'
second; G. Maeklakos 80 yards third. Il""
l4:17 3-5. M
Weirht-lifting contest do4-pound dumeesp,'
Won by George Chanbiras, Greek-Amerls.n -. -
= 90 times: L. Bouyouckss, Greek-Anis!.ssss ~
q 90 ttnnes). second: william I, seh~sls'
New York Turn verein "a timesl. thiro
rbree-naile run Chandicap)-Won oy M.,! M.
ruysmann. Irish-American 4, g. COo 80
" 7. stokeiy, Fanwood A. c. Q1o ys[osl. "a
ons. e p. carr, Xavier 4. a uIo !@"'
third. Time, 1881 3-S
,.n-nound class wrestling (hnal ooutl-myJ -
pontszis. who defeated V. PrevdoS'an'
* minutes on decision hy referee
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