New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
STROB|NO WINS THREE
MILE HANDICAP RACE
Takes Feature Event of Belle
Vile Catholic Clubs An
nual Games.
MIKE TAUB RUNS SECOND
Granger, Of Dartmouth, Has
Easy Victory in Three
Quarter Special Race at
Hillside Park.

Castor StrobinC. the former South
Paterson Athletic Club runner showed
the form he ala I'm the Stockholm Olym-
DC games last year ir winning the three
mile handicap race which was feature
OF uo annual games Of the Belleville
Catholic club. held at Hillside Park,
Newark. y. j.. yesterday Suobino re-
cciycd an allowance Of 100 yards. and
after running a strong race throughout
came through with a beautiful sprint
20 win boy seven Yards.
Nike Taub. Of the Glencoe Athletic Club.
who holds the night nigh school boys
'cross-country championship, proved
stubborn rival 10 Strobino. but was
forced 20 take his dust Charles Ro-
sander. who carried the colors OF the
Moguincside Athletic Club. with the big
handicap of 200 yards, snatched third
place In the final furlong with a fast
sprint.
The twenty starters had gone barely a
quarter Of q mile. when Taub jumped
into the lead and continued to set fast
pace. Louis Scott. who is now compet-
ing unattached. started from scratch
and by following Strobino's race drew
up among tle leaders after coing mile.
Strob!uo soon qUicEeued his pace and
gradually moved away from scott. who
appeared not 90 De running I'm his old
form At the two-milc mark Suobino
finally came abreast Of Taub. VINO had
succeeded ia maintaining his position.
Tor three-qua.tcrs OF the last mile the
two runners engaged in spasmodic
spirits with Taub attempting TO wear
down the Olympic nero. i@aping away
q hale lap from home, Strob.no jumped
into q desperate sprint and succeeded In
outrunning his opponent scott was
able % finish, but was far 20 the ruck
The winners time was laos 10
The three-quarter mile scratch special
race had field Of only four starters
and eventually turned out 10 be an easy
victory for William Granger. Of Dart
mouth College. who carried the insignia
Of the Irish-American Athletic club.
Granger set a burning pace from the
gun. and with Edward Garycy. Of the
BerevUlc Catholic club, Mike Devaney
of the 1rish-American Athletic club, and
j. Beckwith. unattached. running In the
order named. Granger succeeded in beat
mig out Garyey who was second, by five
yards Six yards separated Devaney
from Garvcy I'm third place.
COO-yard run CLOSED TO members,-Won by
Ralph Larkcr. r. FRANKLIN. second. John cas-
sidy third. Time. l:2l 80.
1UO-yurd dash thandicapl-Won by G. a.
Hoyt. New York q. c. q yards. ". Lamont.
National A g. l3iz yaTdsl second. Hal Hell
land. Xavier 4. a. scratch. third. Time
O.lO
Two-milc run noviceJ--won by u. Acker-
man. Diamond r. c.. George cutler. unat-
tached. second. r Miller. Knights Of ST An
thOny A. c., third. Time. II O1 Is
Half- mile run thandcapl-Won by T. Muir
ply, Ozanam A. A. (3s yards, 4. lockwood
Ozauam 3 s. go YARDS second. II Ashwell
unattached TO YARDS. third. Time 2:O4 80.
Thrs,-quarta" mile SPECIALIZATION by W.
Granger. irish American A. C.; r Garvey,
Bcllevile G. c.. second Mike Devancy Irish
American 4. c.. third. Time. 3.21 40.
One-mile run Handicap by 5. A.
Shapiro, Y. NJ. H. a. GO yards). T. Leyag
New York a. c. C YARDS. second: Hal Hell
land. Xavier \. A (scratch). third Time
O.33 3-j
Three-mile run handicap BY Gas
ton Srobina. unattached 100 yards: "
Taub. Glencoe a. G. G75 yards) second g.
Rosander Morningside A. G. 600 yards
third Time. 1885 LIS.
One-mile relay (handicap)-Won by New
York G. team tscratch). Glencoe A. G.
team (35 yards). second. Salem Crescent
team $50 yards). third. Time, 3 40