New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
|HUYSMAN BEATS bELLARS
Three-Mile Run at Fordham
Meet a Keen Struggle.
HOLY CROSS FOUR LOSES
Victory in One Mile Relay Race
Goes to Maroon After
Plucky Fight.

Scratch men carried OF the honors in the
three-m mile run at the eighth annual indoor
games of the Fordham University in the
22d Regiment Armory last night. Martin D.
Huysn1an, Of the Irish-American A. c., and
Fred Bellars, one OF the best OF the New
York A. c. distance men, were the two
who had to travel the fun distance, and
Huysman won after a hard race.
They were asked TO concede allowances
all the way UP to TO Yards In the early
stages Huysman allowed his more sturdy
rival TO set the pace but after going two
miles the representative Of the Irish club
cut loose. Three laps from home Huys-
man, who was leading then, had opened up
gap Of sixty yards on Bellars, while the
| latter had overhauled all except n. TAFT,
an unattached athlete, with handicap Of
IN yards.
Bellars then started a gruelling finish in
an endeavor TO get TAFT. Half lap from
the end this didn't seem possible, as the
long-marker still led by twenty yards. Bel
lars caught his man right at the line and
got the place, about twenty-five yards back
OF Huysman, who covered the distance In
ll5l 3-5.
4 good sized crowd turned out. and be-
fore the games had progressed far thel lr-
repressble small boy was much in evidence.
The failure Of tho management 10 preserve
proper order was only in keeping with re-
cent meets that have been held there.
The scratch relay race between Fordham
and Holy Cross developed no end Of on
Q Al Al k.zN
strongest teams. but as it turned out
Fordham won without an effort J. ]. Sui
livan who ran the first quarter for Ford
ham. took chances of being disqualified
when he passed his opponent, l. J. Brin-
gardner, on the inside. throwing the Holy
Cross runner off his stride.
Sullivan gave Ellifre a lead of two yards
and thereafter the race became a process
sion Elliffe increased Fordham's advan-
tage 10 fifteen yards and then Dolan made
Il ffty. In the final relay Walsh did not
punish himself, but at that led McLough-
lln OF Holy Cross. by thirty yards. The
time was $3.50 As.
The half-mile run, open only to members
OF the Catholic Athletic League. had +.
Gilmore, of the Dominican Lyceum. and
NJ ]. Mclaughlin. OF the Knights of St
Anthony, on scratch A good size field
started with the men strung out all the
way up to fifty yards. At the outset Nc
Loughlln set a killing pace. drawing rap
idly away from Gilmore, who ran with bet
ter Judgment
After they had travelled half the dis
tance Mclaughlin faded away" whereas
Gilmore improved, though he could not
quite catch J. J. Clegg. McCaddin Ly-
ceum man, with an 1s-ysrd start. Gilmore
got second. two yards behind Clesg.
The final heat Of the 70-yard dash. open
to members of the Catholic Athletic League,
was won by L. j. Elmer of the Domini-
can Lyceum He had a handicap Of five
feet.
The A. A L. dash proved a better race
c. r. Clark, the long-legged Xavier sprint
er was the only scratch man, and he had
his troubles in qualifying second In. his heat
which was won by Dan J. Ferris, OF the
Loughln Lyceum. who received 10 feet
| Clark got shut out In the semi-hnal. IL
the decisive heat A. Washington, Mohawl
sprinter, aided by a thirteen-foot allow
ance, nosed out A. veith, limit man. The
time was 3-5 seconds.
.Ia
had to go some to win the 7-yard low hur-
die scratch race. This was decided In one
heat. the starters being Eller, J. NJ. Ross.
of the New York A. c., J. j. Lowell OF
the Irish club, and d. Crandall, Jr., ol
| Princeton.
seventy-yard dash Chaudicap: 6, 4. l.; nnal
| heat)-Wou by J.. J. Elmer Dominican Ly
ceun, "a feeD: r. D. Ward Psulist A. c. q
| feetI second. r Goodwin Dominican Lyceum
! IS feep, third Time, 0:0I 4-S .....,
! heat)-Won by A. Washington, Mohawk 4. {;
| Cl3 feeD; r. Yeith. Irish American A. {; nH
feet). second: +. ). Reynollds' New YORK ~ Z
ssO.yard run handicap; G. \. l~D-Won BY
| ]. J. Clegs McCaddin Lyceum Cls yards); T.
| Gilmore, Dominican Lyceum tscratchl, sec
ond: A. J. Dougherty. ozanam A. 4. GA
YARDS. third. Time. 2:oi.
One-mie run Cnovice) Won by NJ Wes De
witt clinton: W. Kennedy. COLLEGE % the city
of New York. second. 4. Terrizzi, Trojan
| Arrow A. g. third. Time, 4:'2 3-5.
one-me college relay race tscraicn; FSI9 CSrS,
Ivan. FliifYe Dolan and walsh; Holy Cross
CBringardner McCsbe. JOY and Mclaughlin
'esSGE ssoeyard run jRandicap; A. \. UD-won by
]. Wright, Xavier A. A. l27 yardsl; a.
PENIS irish American a. c. Cos yards). sec
ond: NJ &C, Golden e. s.stOuN s.s N = '"S SS'o'''
One mile relay lhandicap; closed TO Catholic
Athletic Iesgue,IWon by knights nights 95 o ~ I.rssI As
| =
second Dominican Lyceum 60 yardsh third
Time, 3'33 I-5. ~ =,
ssventy-ysrd low huvdles 'sclatch).Won by
+ 7. Eliar, Irish h-American 4. c.. J. N. Ross
New York A. c., second; J. J. Lowell irish'
American A. @. third. Time, 0:0s 30.
Midget relay race Go4 ysrds)-Won by ST.
FIancis Xavier: Fordhsm, second: Brooklyn
Prep. third Time, q 30 ~, -, - -.
S6C-yard run ChandicaP,.finai, ,,of heat won eS
NJ McDorough. Xavier A. A. 90 YARDS: second
p n Edwards, Princeton 6i5 YARDS, third
Time, o:s3. ,, W H..
ss0-yard high school relay (scratchl-Non BY
Fordham Prep: St Francis Nayler Prep secohu'
BrockIyn Prep, third Time 1:42
Interclass cight-lsp relay race lhanmcspl--
Won by class of IL; class Of a. second class
OF 10, third. Time, 2:i5 3-5.
Running high Jump hsndieapl-Won ,DcsAS, vI,S ~ an an
s"tual tump OF , feet 10 inches; +. +. koech,,
isln. St George \. c. % inchesl, with an actual
t'mp of feet 10 inches, second; a. Moler
Norwegian Turn Veren 90 inches)' with an
rttual lump OF feet inches, third.
Three-miie run thsndicap)-Non by NJ. -.
Huysman, Irish -Americsn A. e. iscratchli T.
n sellars, New York A. {. ,scratchl. second: ~.
Tatt unattached $50 yarGsl, third. Time,