New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
BROM|LOW SHOWS WAY
Wins First Indoor Race of Sea.
son After Struggle.
TRIUMPH FOR TRENHOLM
Finishes Scholastic Athlet;.
Career in Blaze of Glory
at College Games.


ran his first race indoors this season, An,
won well fought battle Of speed o.,
strength with o. W. de Grouchy. IN >.
first annual games OF Brooklyn ColIe,.
held in the armory of the 18th Rerim.,.
Brooklyn. lest night. Bromilow star,.,
in the l.0p0-yard open handicap run A.,
aided by start Of 10 yards broke n.
Vorsted winner by perhaps five or-s.
yards over the New York Athletic ca,
flyer.
De Grouchy started from scratch, and !,
was the consensus that had he star,.d
his sprint just few yards sooner \.
might have won, for, although Bromlov
finished at top speed. the scratch man va,
catching him slowly, but none the Ie,,
surely. Mel Sheppard started ~ van,
behind scratch and finished 50 or 20 yaa,
in the ruck. after running a lazy, don,
care race all toe way.
Bromiow went away from the line liz,
Splinter. and il was not long before =.
was in a position TO go out and make hi,
bid when the time came. For perhaps q.
or 90 yards he stayed back, then \.
slowly but surely forged his way to Tho
front. Back in the ruck, but runpin,
swiftly and gamely, De Grouchy cam.
along and passed man after man. Tn.
crowd cheered him on, as ne sprinted on,
after Bromilow, but Joe heard and mad.
IL, hon
came on. but was unable TO catch up n
time TO win.
Derril Trenholm, the remarkable sth
.ete OF De Witt Clinton High School
brought his scholastic athletic career 70
d close in blaze Of glory, wearing TIE
Red and Black for the last time, Tren
holm ran anchor man in the one.mle
scholastic relay race and won by perhap,
fifteen yards or more. The race was one
Of the prettiest OF the meeting, and unit
Trenholm made his one last furious das,
for the worsted the result was in doubt
Manual Training High School and New
York Evening High Schools were repre-.
sented by teams that were swift ana
plucky, but the lads lacked the speed Of
the De Witt Clinton quartet
The running of Trenholm was reysls
ton even 10 his team mates. for seldom
If ever, in his career has he shown q
greater burst at the end of quarter
mile run before. In the early stages o.
the race Jack Hart. the Manual Training
lad, and Foley, OF New York Evening
GChnnt thraatanad nj fnf .cf
passed him at different stages Of The
game. but when Don cut loose the RAGS
was over then and there.
Manhattan Prep. started from the yos
of honor and won the first heat easily,
but was far behind in the final.
The team OF Englewood High School
with an allowance OF twenty-five yards
went out on the first relay and blazed tie
way around the track, with Manhattan
Erasmus Hall. New York and Clintor
stringing along in the rear, all lighting 70
catch UP. All gained on the Jersey run.
ner and the second relay found the teams
pretty we'll punched. with Manual Train.
ing. Clinton and New York well ID L
was on the second relay that Arthur
Goldstein. running for Manual Training
High School. jumped into the lead an
for three-quarters OF a lap the orans,
M flashed in the van. Veg. the Gin
ton man, came along strong on the next
lap. and. gaining perhaps ten yards, sent
Moore out only a few yards in the rssT
of the Manual runner. Weissman.
Moore went out like a shot and pulled
up some ground. so that when Trenholm
came out for the finishing dash he vas
only a few feet behind. With the LITTLE
fellow so far up the race was practicsly
over. at least so II was thought. Not yet
Foley and Hart had their own ideas about
gold medals. and they fought II out 70
the last bitter ditch Their effort was
plucky. but vain. and Trenholm won bis
last race as a high school lad.
II often happens that the closest battles
in a race are not for first place. and tni
was the case in the 230-yard hurdle ract
which Ike Lowell won handily. Jad
Eller. the scratch man. came along
the last twenty-five yards. and right Of
'ht hic tdusht anu pdSScu ~. J' iiVfss'
OF the New Athletic Club for thru
honors. Holden ran his first race oss'
the timbers indoors, and showed a buns
of speed that prophesies great things f''
the future.
The summaries follow:
7o-yard dash-Won by c. A. Hoyt, Ne
York 4. c. 10 feeO: w. j. Elliot
Brendon's Lyceum Oh feeo. second; !
Holden, Elizabeth Y. NJ. c. A. q fesp
third. Time. OO7 3-5.
10 yard dash (closed to Catholic Az
letic League)-Won by II. Propos. kngha
of St. Antony g feeo; A. Woods I3usss
lin Lyceum Is feet. second; l.. J. Canh
007 40. =,
ti0-yard interclass relay race-Won
class of 1913 lscratch). tEtzel, Kelley ~
lcney and Rulley: class OF 1914 ID yarosl
(Bannin. Mccormick, Delap and Lanre,
cot. second; class OF 1915 81 yardsl Ger
non. T.. Pisana. Etzel and V. PisanA
third Time. 3:42 %. -
lOOO- yard run-Won by j. Bromley
Irish American A. Z. 10 YARDS; u
De Grouchy, New York \. c. (seraicSs
Yards. third. Time, go
One-mile interscholastic relay r W.
Won by De Witt Clinton DOUGLASS. W. W.
Moore and Trenholm: Manual rra ain,as
High School Reed, Goldstein' Me,ss.Sre
and HarO, second: New York hTe,sssrss
High school weinberg. Her.zel, schu'
and Foley. third. Time. $3.50. q
SO-yard run-Won by J. Freystas y
yardsp: G.. A. Quinn. Knights of St ~,
tony as yards) second; J. Mcann,i
knights of st. Antony as YARDS u'"'
Time. 200. IAN.
SoO-yard dash movice) -Won by j. ~
'nings % yards): II. Malone q yards,1, .,os
ond: f. McKcnna a yards), thlrd'
OBS l5. lar.
eeo-yard hurdle race--Won by |. :.
ell Iyish- American A. G. q yards,;
Meyer. unattached 90 yards. secony,hNl
j. Filler. Irish American a. {. (scra"
third Time. OPS 3-5. pnsen
44O-yarl run Cnovice)-Won ~ y, oys'L
College of the City of New so rn, ~.