Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
MOHRMANN WON BULLETIN CUP
Wilmantic Boy Took First in Y M c. A Marathon Race John D. Nolan Jr. Was Second Average Speed of Ten Miles Hour-Tme 2sm 13s-Wmner Took the Lead at Warren Street.


 large number of people were on hand Saturday morning to see Robert Mo hrnann of Willimantic capture The Bulletin cup in the Y M. e. A. Mara thon race. John D. Nolan, Jr.. of Taft vile was close second, while Alex third honors. M Labosky of Willi- mantle was fourth. The time of the winner was 2S minutes and Is seconds. Nolan came i'll two seconds afterwarc, course of about miles was 10 miles an hour.
 Before the start the boys were care fully examined by Dr. l.. E. Walker for strength of the heart, and at 10 o'clock sharp the 16 contestants lined up in front of The Bulletin building.
 At the crack of the pistol fired by Starter O. H. Nickerson, the race WAS on is1 dead earnest. Mohrnann took the lead at Warren street. Up to there they were more or less tied. He kept the lead for the rest of tine race. Right behind his shoulder came dchn Nolan, who came in second. who with little more of a sprint at the finish might have crossed first.
 The runners began to string cut at the Academy and gradually began to draw away from one another. Mehr- mann run a good race, starting well and ending, it appeared. in the best of condition. and SC with Nolan.
 FIODdO1y Ii16 if16St 0Acll41iS TdCe WtS between Charnetski and Lsabosky, who were neck and neck from the Porteous & Mitchell dry goods store nearly to the tape. Coming around the bank corner they were even and. each started a spurt, but were unable to pass one another, but CharHetski made one big effort in front of Davis store and won out by a small margin. This little go was featured by the nerve and the sticking power of the winner, who on reaching the tape was ready to cash in. falling into somebody's arms and asking whett-.s' l2s ~on CT not.
 Nolan took second at the hospital after tGssle for it and heldNit to the finish. All taae runners when they came in were quite fresh except for one or 1.-two. Bauck was picked up on Wash ington street and was carried in by au- tonlobne. having an attack of cramps.
 The judges were carried around in J. L. Cases automobile. After the race all the runners and a few spectators gathered in the lobby of the '. M. c, A. and the prizes were given out by President Case of the association. It was announced that a track meet will be held in the near future for anna teurs with several events open to any one ..othing definite has been done, but it is hoped to have it in July.
 The order In which the runners came in is as follows: Robert Mohrmann, Wi1limantic; J. D. Nolan. Jr., Taft VllIe; Alex AhafnetSkls |. M. V, A.. M Laboslxy, willfrnantic; 2. Perkins, Oc- cum: s. Dean. '. M. c. A; George D. Joseph's Sodality; William Sakel. Y. M. c. A.; G. Genereaux. Baltic A. C.; Edward Spicer, Jewett City; James Molsl1i, Shetuclet A. C.; Edward Mo Intyre. Shetucket A. C.; Elmer John son. Y. NJ. c. A.
 They started from The Bulletin building and went up Franklin street around the Norwich Town green, down Washington street, over Main and up Broadway to the Y. M. c. A.
 Norwich Stars Enter the Field.
 The Norwich Stars have organized and are out for games with all fast teams in eastern Connecticut, the Sa- chems, All Stars, Baltic or Fitchviile preferred. Bin Miller, manager of the old Greenevi1le Independents, and Ear kie of old time fame will represent the Norwich Stars. and the fans will look upon one of the fastest teams in this section. Watch for our lineup Open date Sunday. Mill Miller, player man ager. Address H. Larkie, Mohican Co, business mana ger.