New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17
Bohland First
Home in JUNO,
X-CountryR a,,
Bricklayer Athlete M,
Fast Time WinD;ns
National Honors
By A. c. Cavapn,,.

!; Max Bohland, the onlv nv.
alst Ia runner remaining II p'seaniasat
OF or the faulist Athletic Club s ~ h ne lid
annual junior national s'nnIag Ii
championship run, held o urssosss..;s0uat,
CIortlandt Park course ys str he va
land assumed the lead af.as Bos.
mile and was never heaSas es the FIX
yards: His time of 1925 W." r.n, BY 80 |
me pest ever made over ' tbs Wy
Second place went to Tow.
the Morningside Athletic CITY CITY ,HSph
who followed in the tra c.uO hanis
land, but at no time was am Q! BOi,
en- the leaders position. b.. 70 'sreas
loudis, also of the Mornineess;si5 I'M
f rra so 9oS a{ place +b being held BY
"Bricklayer" Bohland 50 q.
classed his field that his yict .Ss ors
certain after he completes '. vi w
lap, Of three miles. At this IN; Incl. I'M
the Paulist boy had a forty saaac,u'.
and was running we'll within I IL; lssa
Trained Climbing Ladders
After the race BohIand said. %
l would win, as | was in A. Anev|
ton, although l have NOT hs. cong
to do much training work TIL Tsa s0'|
conditioning l had for the race VII x.'|
laying bricks and climbing the the wa W.
folding ladder twelve hours sA' ses
while working at the constneton :. ~
hotel In this city. | am sorrv W. y. |, |,
did not have Charles Pores as An ,a' u,
ponent." 10 OIL OF
Especially gratifying to NAM
lockers was the race run hv E,r. 0n,
W. krauss, Yale University S. ATCI
who finished fourth. with Fred T =, w.
elena, Mohawk Athletic Club Az,
Krauss, unfortunately, remained ~.
far behind during the first Ian ~,
consequently his heroic efforts t. .. o.,
nearer Bohland on the final Ian nror -.
of no avail. From tenth place On 4.
first lap Krauss moved up to sy,s
position during the final three miles
The team honors went to the Nom.
ingside Athletic Club, which collects
the small total of % points. As Bo.
land and Krauas were entered "A M
dividual starters, the Morningside ten
of five runners were checked in srr
second, fifth, sixth and eighth place,
Good team running was also so,
among the four other clubs to sni,l
The Mohawk Athletic Club took a..
ond honors with 40 points. St. Chris,.
pher Club was third with rs; pelhr|
Bay fourth with S3, and Fordham I
A. 7. c.. fifth with SO. The BrooklI|
A. A.. eliminated itself as a contenie|
when Eddie Mayo and Andy Craw, nd
best runners on the team were fort|
to stop before completing the first ID.
Ten Fell By Wayside
However, there were many CO.,
testants that found stamina and nj
lacking to cover the hard six mills
Their poor condition is attributed 4
the few road runs held in preparstlt
for the contest. A field of forty-sere,
started. but ten fell by the wayside.
Following the mad scramble ATE,
the start, Lou Kaufman, of Pelham
Bay, showed the way, mounting tie
golf hill links with W. J. Stokelll. g.
Christopher Club, second, Haupin nd
Bohland trailing close behind. Reia.
ing the summit, Stokeley replsaI
Kaufman, but it was not for long 10
Bohland swept into the lead mn
three hundred yards farther on. Hs.
pin moved into second place VIII.
Triviloudis was third.
Running through the brush srl
hurdling the wire fences in cleve
fashion, Bohland increased his lest
gradually. while Halpin also drs'
away from Triviloudis in his effort Il
keep pace with Bohland Halpin We
twenty yards behind BohIand until thI
Horse Shoe hill. facing the finish, wa
reached, when his hill climbing sbilite
enabled the leader to increase his 3D.
vantage. Halpin closed some grourl
in the run to the finish of the frs
lap for which Bohland was timed Z
1921, Halpin was forty yards back sil
Iriviloudis twenty yards further to til
rear.
Thereafter, Bohland was never Vss
ried. He sped W the golf hill for ii'
second time with an easy stride 81;
Throughout the remaining distara
pulled farther away from his rivss
Many of the barriers were fatgas
after the hard race.
The summary follows: