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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-17
JEWETT CITY
Charles Gray Dies at Moosup-Ashes
of Mrs. Joseph {. Leonard Brought
from Springfield for Burial.

Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Gray and Mrs.
J. H. Lee were in Moosup Sunday,
called there by the serious illness of
Charles Gray. Mr.. Gray has been a
helpless invalid for seven years, but
was taken much worse very suddenly
Sunday Mr.. Gray left for home, leav-
ing his brother in a stupor. On his
arrival here he received a, message that
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-17
Modern Gas Range
GAS is A TIME-SAVER

No building of fires or carrying out
ashes. Nothing to do but strike
match and the fire is ready.
A Gas Range is an Ornament in the
Kitchen and a joy to the Cook.
Order now before the Summer rush.
We are also headquarters for Hum
phrey Gas Arcs, Welsbach Reflex
Lights and Ruud and Vulcan Tank
Water Heaters.
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Cuuuing
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. FIRST
JUDICIAL DlSTRICT-In the Matter of
the Application of the Pubic Service Com
OF New York. &c. relative to acquiring.
an estate In fee simple absolute ia and TO
certain properties situate at and near the
southeasterly corner OF Murray street and
West Broadway and the northeastcr,y
corner of Park Place and West Broadway,
Borough 90 Manhattan. City Of New York.
for the purposes OF the construction. main
tenance and operation OF u rapid transit
railroad known as the PARK PLACE
WILLIAM y CLARK STREET ROUTE
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that the
report OF Phoenix lngraham, james A
Foley and John ". Hutchinson. j., COM
mlssioners OF Appraisal. duly appointed In
tine above entitled proceeding, which
report bears date September Is. 1918, was
nled In the office OF the Clerk Of tho
County of NV York on the 9TH day OF
November. 1915.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that this
said report Viii be presented to the supreme
for the County of New York. First judicial
District In Part III. thereof. AZ the County
Court House In the Borough Of Manhattan,
City Of New York, on the 3ri DAY OF Deem
ber. 1915. az the opening OF Court on that
DAY, and that then and there, or as soon
thereafter a. counsel can lie heard, a
motion will be made on behalf Of The
City Of New York that the said report be
confirmed.
Dated. New York. November 10. 1915.
LAMAR HARDY.
Corporation Counsel. Municipal building.
Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY.
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HUNTER WINS AGAIN.;
REACHES SEMI.PINAL
Wee Burn Veteran Is One Of
Four Survivors i'm Pinehurst's
Autumn Tourney.
THREE CLOSE MATCHES

PrNEHURsT, n. C., Nov. 25.-The sec
ond round Of the autumn golf tourna.
ment WAS played to-day under ideal
weather conditions. Robert Hunter
won another easy match n meets I.
a. Kelley in the semi-tinal tomorrow.
In the other half Of the first division
Phillips will meet n. e. Shannon I'd.
There were several close matches again
to-day. two going an extra hole and
one being settled only on the twentieth
green. The summaries:
First Sixteen-S. Phillips. ~. Andrews,
peat q. l.. Becker. Woodla nd. l up GO
ltoles) II. g. shannon I'd. Brookport. beat
G. -. Hudson. North Fork. l up. 7. a.
Kelley. Southern Pines. beat q. NJ. Howard,
Halifax, 9 up; Robert Hunter. Wee Burn,
beat O. +. Brown. Huntington Valley.
8 and I.
Beaten Eighth. A. waiiron, Agawam.
beat Donald Psrsr. Homegrown, 6 and 3;
c. T. Russell, Ardsley. won from : l."
Worcester. beat Calvin Bullock. Denver, I
and .; J. \. Allen. Baltusroi. beat + ID.
Wikerson. Youngstown, ! up. ,ly holes q,
Second Sixteen. r. Goodall, Fail
River. beat ". Brewer. Montclair, ? up;
v. J. Frank. Sunningdale. beat james Bar
Aronimink, beat X. &. Steece. Youngstown,
. and Il: s. A.; Tennessee, cooperstown
beat II u. Phillips, 81. Andrews. . and !.
Beaten Eight-John Stimbaugh. foungs-
town. beat e. +. Crib. Toledo. ! up ,ls
holes): l.. W. smith. oneida Community.
won from L. Carpenter. M~isauamicui ny
default: w. l.. Milhken Hyannisport. beat
II. II. Scott. Inverness. 4 and 3: r.. j. Cor
nellus. Ardsley. beat J. q. Nicholson. New
Bedford, / up.
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NEWCOMERS WIN AT RAILWAY
OsanNm A.. 4. Takes Tear, Prize in
Nun-Nohayy VIZ A.. L.. second.

RAILWAY. ". j., Nov. 25.-A small
army of barriers from New York in
vaded this town and won all of the
prizes In the seven and "A quarter mile
handicap road run under the auspices
of the Railway Athletic C1ub here to-
day. Outside of "a few prizes restricted
to local boys New Workers took every
thing. The Canaan a.. A.. won the team
honore with the low count of ~ points.
The Mohawk A.. c.. came next with 90
and the Bronx Church House team I'm
ished third with n points.
Il. Realf Of the Bronx Church House.
with a handicap of 3 mute and 80
conds was the first TO finish. He was
followed over the line by w. j. Me-
CURE of the Ozanam a. A., who had
"A handicap of 30 seconds more. Nj.
Gross of the Brooklyn A.. A., a limit
man, with 4 minutes and 80 seconds.
was third.
a. Morris, unattached. who was on
the honor mark, finished in sixteenth
position. Despite the fact that he fin
ished outside of the regular list OF
prizes, he got one for making the FAST
est time. He bounded over the course
in 40 minutes and 80 seconds.
Cross set the pace from the begin
ming, but was forced to give 1t up In
the closing mile. when Reaff and Me-
CURE. In the order named, flashed
ahead Of him. Reaf was too strong for
Mcclure and won handily.
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TO VIE
FOR SHOT AT WILLARD

The Harlem sporting club puts on
IA show Tonight that will feature moth
ing but heavyweight boxing. a half
dozen huskies will furnish three ten
round bouts. Interest in the big fell
lows has increased steadily ever since
Jess Willard redeemed the champion
ship for the white race. Willard, it
would appear, intends to be a fighting
champion. lie says he will box rs
often as c%hallengers qualify. To-night's
heavyweight tournament at the Har-
lem $. G.. Is expected to sift some Of
the wheat from the chaff.
Perhaps the most important match
of John Reisler's entertainment Is h n
which will bring together Battling Lee
whisky and Dan Porky) Flynn Of Bos-
ton. Flynn. never considered much
above "A second rater, boosted his stock
recently by trimming Al Reich and
Tom Mcmahon, aspirants to the title,
Tom cowler, the protege of James j,
Corbett, will exchange buffets with Tom
Mccarty. Big Larry Williams of Phil
adelphia will try the mettle of Frank
Hagney, "A newly arrived cruiser from
the Antipodes who Is Endorsed by
Snowy Baker.
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KOLEHMAINEN WINS
PHILADELPHIA RACE
Covers the Nine Mile Berwick
Course in Fraction Over
~ Minutes.

BERWICK. Pa. Nov. cj.-kol.hmainen,
the flying Fin maintained his repuia-
ton to-day when h won from the big
2est field of class ever gathered fo- a
modified marathon. He covered the
course OF nine and threc-hfths miles In
~ minutes 1875 seconds lie failed.
however. to break the course record of
IS :3S established two years ago by
Kramer, the New York runner.
Running against Kolehmainen were
Gianakopulos, the Greek. running under
the colors Of the Mclrose \. G.. jane
son. the indian and Canadian cham
pion ~Springsteen. the metropolitan
champion, and Schwartz. the middle At
lantic champion. and many Others viii,
records at their belts. but among the
nineteen starters there was never any
question after the first three miles ~ To
the winner. kohlemainen finished three
seconds ahead OF G!auakopulos. with
Barden of the Irish AMERICAN \. G.,
who this year was running over the
Berwick course for his seventh year,
third.
The first fourteen TO finish We're: Eo-
lenmainen. Irish American \. c., first
Gianakopulos. Melrose \. C., second
Bardeu, Irish American \. G. third
Pablo. Carlisle Indian, fourth Jameson,
Handlers 4. c.. Hamilton, Canada, NTH
schwartz, Mercury a. C.. sixth Zuna,
Irish American \. c., seventh Holden
Yonkers Y. NJ. e. a. and last years
winner. eighth Springsteen, Yonkers Y,
NJ. c., A. ninth letter., Berwick. tenth
Graeff. Reading. eleventh Gunderman
Plymouth. twelfth Hickman. Reading,
thirteenth Berger, Berwick, fourteenth
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Name and Club. IL. NJ. :.
Hilary Parkinson, Brtihurst
NEW CROSS COUNTRY MARK.
Shields, Mrrcersburx Runner, Cap
lures philadelphia Event.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. o5.-E. y.
Shields of the Mercersburg Acadein!
set a new record for the -four AMI a half
mile course In capturing the annual
American interscholastic cr~oss-country
championship in Paramount Park this
morning.
Shields, who made n new 'nterscho-
iastic record in the Middle States meet
last spring, covered the schoolb0y
course this morning in - minutes 4.
sOconds. which is eight seconds better
than the record made in 1908 ly Johnny
Gallagher, then a student at the Brown
Preparatory School. Allen Swcde of
Central High was second. fifteen yaris
behind Shields. but also under the old
record covering the curse In II :53. AID
Robertson OF Evander Childs High
School. New York city. was third. ais ,
under the old record. finishing in II :55.
Mer%cersburg Academy for the first
Time IN the history Of the race captured
the team prize, totalling Al. Philadel-
phia Central High School. with 10
points. was beaten out for second
honors by the Buffalo Technical School
with 90. Then came Newark Central
High, with IS West Philadelphia High,
with 1873, and Northeast High, with l3s.
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ALE

SUPREME Court, COUNTY or NEW
~NpRE-Helrn Sitd- oglivi", Plaintiff
against Elisabeth \. DenIarest ana Others,
Defendants
In pursuance. ~ u judgment OF fore
closure aud sale, duly made ami entered
IN the above entitled action and bearing
me Undersigned. IN" referee In said iudg
ment named. vii! sell At public auction a.
street, in the borough OF Manhattan, Gay
nf New York. on the An day of November.
i'l1, At - o'clock noon On mat day. by
directed by said judgment 20 be sold, and
therein described AZ follows:
Al that %Ger'sin lot; pie'e or psrgei Of
thereon erected. situate, lying and being
in the Borough Of Manhattan, City, County
and state Of New York, bounded and de-
sCribed as follows;
besl.ning At a point on the son!herly
hundred and cighty-four Isb feet easterly
from The corner formed by the intersection
ut the soutncr.N side Of seventy third
Street with the easter!y side of Madison
parable with Madison Avenue ana part Of
he distance through = party val one
10 the centre line of OF the block between
Snveuty-serond and Seyruty-third Streets;
thence easter'y, along the said centre line
OF The block, twenty COO feet; hence
nor,horly. again parallel with Madison
Avenue and part ~ the distance through
another party wall, one hundred and Two
sid" Of S.yrnty-third street; and thence
westerly. along tn" souiherly slide OF Sey-
euly.third stree, twenty 1-o) feet TO The
Dated NrN York, Urtprer llth, 1917.
LpSEPH u E~pElSON, Referee.
HENRY NJ BEIAINGER. JE., Attorney tor
PIalutiu l35 broadway. borough OF
Manhattan. Sew York city.
Thr following Is Il diagram - the prop
erty 70 he sod; It's street number il Is
East I'D street:
Ea., 7sd st.
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WRESTLING RECORDS BROKEN.
Quick Fails the Rule NJ Manhattan
Opera HOuse BOuts.

All international wrestling records
for quick falls, Grcco-Roman style. were
shattered twice yesterday afternoon al
the Manhattan opera House, Anton lrsa
of Austria pinned the great Daro on the
maj in just ~ seconds before the giant
Hum fully realized that the bout was
under way. \ few minutes later
Stranger Lewis iloored All Maskut, the
mighty Turk. in II seconds.
lrsa employed n waist lock aud pivot
to DISPOSE of his man, while Lewis put
the Turk away with II chancery and
hody hold. Andrea Baisa and Wilhelm
Berner wrestled to IA draw. Wladek
Zbysko won in l 30 with "A body hold
over Charles Loosen. Pau Alvarez waG
thrown by SUN Hevonpaa in lS:l with
a head and chancery hold.
Al the evening session Or. h r.
Roller of Chicago put down Tom
Draak OF Holland in six minutes aud 4
half, Hevonpaa took the measure Of
Herman Schilling Of Germany in nj
teen seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-26
KENDALL CAPTURES
LAKEWOOD MEDAL
Leads Field of About Forty in
Qualifying Round
with a ~.
MARSTON Is THIRD

LAKEWOOD. n. J.. Nov. 25.--\lthough
better golfing weather at this season Of
the year could not he desired. only about
twoscore golfers played In the qualify
ing round OF the THANKSGIVING tourna-
ment at the Country Club OF Lakewood
to-day. and the third sixteen did not
fill. The leader Of the field and the only
golfer to maxi the round In less than
80 was Percy ". Kendall of Deal. who
went out in 43 and came home in SO. for
Il total of 10. In second place was Har.
old a. Steiner Of Inwood. with an So. and
Max r. Marston, the New Jersey cham.
pion, was third. with IS.
AS his score indicates, Kendall did not
do anything remarkable on the outward
journey N he was no better on the
hrst hole coming In. for he had a putt
FOR a 2 oil the tenth green and took q
.. From that point on. however. II was
"A different story. and kendalls total OF
80 for the second nine was one under par
Neither Steiner nor Marston threat.
ened seriously to win the medal at any
INV po'i sot lHNo uilitultIeS every
now and then. The top score in the
first sixteen was a. and tho ,econd
ha... a., a. -. ~" '
u,r,,e'" :, 20 an" went as mig az ioo
me niue group in the third sixteer
had no high limit, for every one got In
including the last man on the list. whose
score was los.
Inc draw for match play put Marstor
IN the upper hak and Steiner and Ken.
dali in m. Inu,,r r., 49,, IL 49,.
-. 49,. -" W. '" '"t iea"eis
m"'e what ehouIu De easy matches ir
meets I T. EslIor ,f n..i co.. 800,
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YALE TRYING TO GET SHARPE,
Asks Cornell Alumni 10 Release
Him From Hts Contract.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.--Hale's
alumni army has started Il drive toward
Ithaca, n, y, for the purpose of cap
turing DR.. Albert III. sharpe, a Yale
graduate, who coached Cornell t. the
football supremacy of the East this sea-
son. 1t is understood IA committee il
already in negotiation with Dr. Sharpe.
Yale leaders who sounded out Or,
Sharpe were discouraged when he told
them hat he had signed "A new con
tract to coach Cornell teams in foot
ball, basketball ana baseball and that
1t did not expire until June, 1920. How
ever. they refused to accept this as de-
feat, A number of representative Yale
leaders will send Il communication to
the Cornell Alumni Association asking
that 1t release DIR. sharpe from this
long term contract because he IL IA Yale
graduate and Yale wants ~ call him to
the col0rs.
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EVANS WINS PRESIDENTS CUP
Leads In T~hirty-six hole y
titiOn at knOilwOOd.

WHITE PLAINS. y. V, Nov. 2J.-The
annual competition for the presidents
cup was played to-day at the knollwood
Country club. The conditions called Tor
thirty-six holes OF match play against
DOGGY. and :. *. Evans, who was only
3 down, led the field.
The selected score competition for
women. which has been in progress all
season, ended to-day. Miss Adeline
Townsend won the cup given by L. 7.
Fairchild with "A score OF 70. Mrs. Il. 7.
Fairchild was second with -, and Mrs.
T. +. Forrest with -. The scores for
the presidents cup:
:. X. Evans. , down. B r FairchIid, :
down. W. A.. shepard, II down. BENJAMIN
Wool, II down; r. T.. Mackay. !! down,
W. &. breed. i2 down; l.. II. Mc''hain. II
down: j. ; Todd. ~ down. II. NJ. COW
perthwalt, II down.
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l.

SUPREME COURT. CoUSTY OF NEW
YoRkIThe Bowery Savings Bank, PAIN
fendsnfs" clerks aie No isOoSDY"arlt%''
In pursuance Of IL judgment OF for.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the above-entitled. action and hearing
date the goth day Of November. 1915
tho Undersigned. the referee IN said iudR
nent named, viii sell at public auction, It
Street. In tho Borough Of Manhat'an. ny
Of New York. on the 10th day Of Dcccmne-.
Henry Brady. Auctioneer. tn" premise,
directed by said judgment to be sold. "a
therein described as follows;
land situate. lying and being In tha b..
ough Of Manhattan, city. County and Sar.
Of. Sow York; Seunded and de~' ribed -
n~orth.rly side OF Thirty-fourth street di..
tant ninety.two feet westerly from the 50
"n NH Ansnnei and .,d. ~ rgn min ,hen., vest.
seventeen feet; thence northcriy and pafi'.
lei with seventh Avenue and part v through
a party wall nin-ty-eighi feet nine iuch".
rhlr,y-fourth and Thirty-hfth streets.
thence easterly along the ceutr" llA" .,
street seventeen feet and theme" sOuthery
and again parallel with seventh Avenue
and party through another parry val
o. place Of beginning, be the said severa,
distances and >iiinensions NOR" or less
Togejher with tn" appurtenan,.s and al
the rights and Interests of the pdriie. 70
this action Of. In aud go the said premises
subject to the stat" 81 facts shuHu m
made by Francis W. Fori's sons. da'el
November Attn, 1873. Subject a.So t. .f.
restrictions AZ I" buildings and "overl :
strument recorded IN IN" New York EAs
ister's office in ldb"r 4>S ~ Conveyance.
page $50. so far only as the same may
now 10" In force and effect.
Dated, New York. November g3rd. l"lS
WILBUR IARREMoRE. Rof--e.
- \ A ! IN = 4 = 4 4 a. d. H a 80
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ENGLAND DRAWS WITH
SCOTLAND IN CUP TIE
Former Gets Goal in First Half
and Latter Equalizcs II
Near Finish.

England and Scotland played to n
draw in the opening round OF the fourth
annual international soccer cup tie un-
der the auspices Of the New York Foot
ballers Protective Association at Lenox
oval yesterday afternoon. The score
was I to o. Ireland was the winner
of this series last season. after Scot
land had won two years in succession.
England held the lead at half time
with a 1 to q score. Ten minutes from
the start Wilkinson scored England's
goal after "A pass from centre. The
second period was more than half over
when. from a scrimmagc near goal.
Mathers, England's custodian. was lurcd
from his post. and leaving the net UNI
guarded gave irvine "A chance to tally,
which he did and nus egualized the
score.
Irvine. Glib and Mccain were on
spicuous for Scotland. while Nathers.
In goal, saved quite a number of shots.
and Hayes, Ionic and +. Maskell starred
for England nh, Imam.
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NEW R%ocHELLE, Nov. 25.-t.ight mem
beers of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
and two visitors from the Siwanov
Country club, q. 4. Wylie and W. NJ.
Wylie, faced the traps on Harrison
Island to-day in a special Thanks
giving Day shoot. George l.. Graubery
carried off the houors by capturing
three prizes. In the shoot for the 10
bird scratch prize q. =. Granbeiy and
A. T, Bennett tied with scores OF = each
and In the shOotoff tiranbery won. lie
also won the Is bird scratch prize after
a shootoff with +. NJ. Wilson. In the
match for the accumulation cup Gran
berry and J. NJ. Mclaughlin each won
a leg, Granbery also proved high
scratch IA for the day with a score
of sc.
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X BREAKS TIE.
BROOKLYN Beaten by One Goal in
Ns~Ocintton CUP series.

YoNKrEs. Nov, 25-Yonkcrs and
BROOKLYN REPLACED to-day or Tibhet's
Field their game in the first round ~
the United States Football Associations
cup tie series. This time Nnnkers OBJ
tanned a decision. winning 6y II score
OF ! goal To u, and. having eliminated
Brooklyn from the competition. will go
into the second round and play against
the winner of the replay etWee the
Clan MacDoualds and West Hudsons.
who viii meet AT Harrison next sum
day,
With = iiuc snot taken twenty yards
out. !. Sllmuud. inside left FOR Non-
kers. found ~Brnuklyn's net five minutes
before nalf time. The successful shot
WAS the only tally OF the game. The
Brooklyus attacked brilliantly in the
second period. but Mere foiled by the
defence of the Yonkers back division.
Tn. lineup
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MoNrcLAig. n. J.. Nov. ga sweep
stakes in two classes were played on
the Upper Montclair Country club links
this morning. In Glass \ j. \ adams
was the winner and ". &. Cushman led
in Class II. The scores:
class Al Adam,, 9i-ls. IS. \. Bent
10y. sg-ii, -, \. Moir, st. -, +. II.
Eaton, 9s--lS. -. +. j. Ste"r. lo7-li. %.
class Nv. e. Cushmsu. Ni--o, 90
l. Il Thomas. l0o-2a -; |. !. Lindlty,
i0s-3p. 20. W. A Taylor. Job, 80,
r.. :. Soule. 1880, 50. r. ". Dunbar,
ill-27. ~. W. II Stopford, io6--.2, -,
+. Dyke. 1l2-2+. SIS.
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GLEN RrpGE. y. j.. Nov. 25.-Thc Glen
Ridge Country club ended its season this
morning with a sweepstakes in two
classes, q. u. Martin wiuning in Glass
\ and Samuel G. Gibson in class Il.
The scores:
class At. II. Martin, ss-t 40 n u
smith, ST. ii. =. ". Srhwiuu, $40.
81: n. NJ. Benson, lGo--l1. -; ". q
Thomas. s2-s. ~; +. 'onuell. s9--l3, ss
Class B-Sainuel e. Gibson. ST.. -
". ~. Seymour. loo, -; T. W, Nprr"li,
los. 30: l.. T.. MCCOY. lois, -
,;eorg. Linn. lOs-23. NJ.
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PARKINSON RUNS AS
l. HE did, YEARS AGO
Old Sea Gate Marathon Star
Wins Annual YOnkers Race
With Powerful Sprint.
McCCMIN SECOND MAN IN

Harry Parkinson Of the Bradhurst
Field Club. winner of the Brooklyn to
Sea Gate marathon ace Ave years ago.
displayed his old time form n game
ness again by finishing first In the an
nual marathon run held under the u q
pices Of the Mercury Athletic Club in
Yonkers yesterday. He covered the dis
lance. which was approximately twenty
Ave miles, In . hours 40 minutes 81 Id
seconds. James McCumin OF the Jersey
Harriers was the runner up ana u
Erickson OF the Mohawk Athletic Club
finished In third place.
The first and last five miles OF the
race were contested on the Empire City
racetrack and the rest Of the jour
ney on roads within IA radius OF nve
miles Of the grounds.
OF the forty entrants only twenty
four answered the call of the clerk OF
the course and only twelve possessed
the stamina and grit to plug the ful'
distance.
As the contestants were sent Off on
their long and tedious journey McCumtn
Of the Jersey Harriers o the init'a-
tive in setting the pace. He blazed the
trail with a pretty hot gait. with IL.
echuster of the swedish American A.
c. running in second place and Parkin-
son close behind the latter. SO they
raced until they had ~journeyed the first
five miles on the racetrack and started
for the roads. Soon after they left the
enclosure Erickson pushed Parkinson
into fourth place,
These leaders held their positions un-
I'll they returned to the racetrack TO
complete the final Ave miles OK the
chase. McCumin was In the van. fully
two hundred yards ahead of Erickson.
and the latter was nifty yards ahead
Of Schuster. who was about ten yards
in front of the winner. In the first
mile, back on the track. Parkinson over
took Schuster and then continued on TO
overtake the others in front OF hin
lie managed to catch Erickson in the
last two miles. From this time on he
gradually closed in on McCumin and
just at the twenty-fourth mile mark
forged tn the front.
McCumin made several attempts in
the next half mile to regain the lead,
hut Parkinson was too strong and fleet
for him. In the closing four furlongs
the Bradhurst entry called upon his re-
serve speed and cut loose. leaving Me-
Cumin looking AZ though he were stand
ing still. Parkinson cracked the tape
winner by 900 yards.
A. MOntevede OF Johnston. n. Y. 4
veteran distancer, who claims ~ years,
n q. Richards. once an athlete al
Harvard. who " regarded as being near
the half century mark, were the old
est contestants in the race. They fin
ished I'm tenth and eleventh places. re-
spcc;ive'y. The order of finish;
Time.
Name and club. II. NJ. :.