New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
Ray a Winner;
Paddock Fails
In Three Races
Iu,er.Allied Champion Beat
en- in Garden Debut; De-
,yaney Scores Over Baker
Bv A. c. Cavagnaro

,.n,sylvsnia. and inter-Allied 440-
~ champion. regained some OF the
sr.st;re he enjoyed several years ago
ssr ke captured sensational victory
.hc "Millrose 6o0," one of the many
s..,,re events in the track and field
..-niyal held by the Millrose Athletic
assocation in Madison Square Garden
-, night. His timely sprint on the
snsI Ian carried Eby past Dave Cald
al Of Boston A. A, to win by Ave
ysrds.
Asm.r 10 wait another year to try to
s.ors his third victory and thereby win
s.-nanent possession of the trophy.
y..I Sellers was third and Jimmy
n'prien fourth. The time was LIS 2-5.
The showing OF O'Brien was disap
,o;nting 20 his many friends, who had
sssnred him ss the winner. The Met
-enolitsu champion made one bid for
,Se van. but his squirt died quickly.
io;e Ray. the Illinois A. {. whirl
v;nd. inscribed his name on the new
godnnsn Wanamaker one and half
nile run trophy when he captured this
scent in hollow fashion from four
-;rsls. The Western athlete sprinted
,be last TWO laps in an endeavor to
smash his own record OF 6:46 20, but
vas unsuccessful. His time was
s:ss 1o.
,risingy we'll ard finished second, fifty
ards back OF Ray. while Bob Craw-
ford, Lafayette Coliege', was q dis
.aneed third. Gordon Nightingale, New
ssmnshire % State College. was fourth.
Jiu Connolly, Of Georgetown, quit az
ter one mile.
mile where Ray, who was holding down
sscond pace took tire lead. Cutbili
hen sven, past Nightingale to take
pay's pace. bat 1t proved too hot after
.hree isps and he gradually dropped
back. :,
The spectators saw another tnr'i-
ling finish in the seventy yard high
bnrd,es. when aErl Thomson, Dart
mouth. won by inches from Hal Bar
ron Meadowbrook Club, former out
door national champion. In the third
hest o: the seventy-yard low hurdle
Thomson eoualed the indoor record of
e-5 seconds.
IN winning the final heat Of the TO
vsrd lo0 hurdle event Thompson estab-
shed q new American indoor record,
vhen he was timed in SIS seconds
scholx Outruns Paddock
lack Scholz, Of the Missouri Uni
versitv. proved that his victory in the
Bos.os A. A. games last Saturday was
no fIuke when ne cleverly defeated his
feld oi champ rivals in the 707yard
.psc;Sl dash. Incidentally the fans
witnessed the downfall of Charles
Paddock. University of California,
aeusie ,.iAuer ia the inter-Allied cham
pionships. who was making his Eastern
debut.
Paddock squeezed into third place in
,ae ,as. few wards behind Loren Muir
ehson. New York A c. Scholz was
credited with al effort Of 71-5 sec
erds. which equals Lawson Robert
sons American indoor record Tor the
distance.
RI -. er-Al..ed champion n.ade we
o.her efforts 10 redeem himself. but in
zach instance showed that ne was not
sccuslomed 10 indoor running. He
started IN the 70-yard and 30o-yard
handicap dashes, and in each event his
anxiety to get of quickly caused him
70 make false start and thereby suffer
a yard penalty In the second trial
iea. Of the short dash Paddock finished
second and in the 3o0-yard ran, third
neat ne was third.
Although Mike Devaney. Millrose A.
l., failed to smash ,ioie Rays three
quarters o. mile run record OF 3:o5,
he literally ran his rivals into the
ground all the way. The rangy Celt
set relentless pace from the starI
and won by twenty yards in $40.
Homer Baker. Glencoe A. c., who de-
feated Devaney in their last meeting,
was second. with John Simmons. Syra-
cuse University. third.
The results:
ls-yard dash handicap Won by r.
Farrell. Todd Shipyards IS feet); D. r.
LouFie, Princeton IS teet), second; = Sew
% 20; ~ "es' Il ma - Ase''' 'A''0' @
seventy-yard dash. special (hrs. heat
Won By Bernie Wefers, New York A. G,
-o-en Murchison. New York "A; c. Time
e,a7 3-s Third heat-Won by Charles
Paddoek, University ot California Time
~. ~ s-S; iourtn h.atMwon by -r,ssl lack
q:e7 s-5- Final Aeat-Won by Scholz ,
aurchson. second Paddock. third. Time
':oI i-5. equals worlds indoor record
Three quarter-snile run (speciaD-Won
;. Mike 4. Devaney. Miilrose A. A.
Homer Baker, Glencoe A. A. second: J.
9 Simmons, Syracuse. third Larry
5rown: Pennsylvania, fourth; J. seaInans,
soO-ysrd run Cnovlce)-won by A.
conover. Princeton: Raj. Johnson, Prince
ton, second +. Cowen unattached, third
Time. lis A.
one-miie nterscholastic relay race
Won by De La salle institute tMooay'
Darcy, Csmpion and !. kenny; Balti-
nor. Tech (Duucan. Gorrell, Calls and
Flaher,y). second; Brooklyn Prep (Woods,
scan!on, Charles and kely), third. Time.
ons mile walk. handicap l$o-seSson,di nd
!. 6. Is seccnds) Wnl. Plant orning-
.de A. {. lscratch). second; r. +.
lsssmer. unattached ts seconds>. third.
Running high jump (scratch}-won by
tgon Erickson, Bronx Church House. q
'ss' inches p. Landon. Yale. feet 2
inches. second; A. p. Roberts. New York
A. g.. feet ln24 inches. third.
~ 1o-yard high hurdles-won. by Earl
HsadoworooE Club, i,ttDIsa second: c. +. Erdman
''sgsion iioa.. third saS.. TIM Time' o;os; " pnv
psnnsylvanis Dave Caldwell. Boston a. A..
..scond. j. r. sellers New York A. c.,
tnlrd. ]. J. O'Brieu. Loughlin Lyceum,
oarth. Time. 1915 3-5.
nniirose-Wou by Millrosc. With saforowtc,
nssmpssy Blush. Dsvaney; Meadowbrook.
opd an T,ns THansy, !2ass- E''sT. sehohe'd' sec
Fuller, Rutgers "a YARDS; E. Farrell.
tood Shipyards q yards). second; r. w.
Treorsi, New York A. c. ts yards}. third.
ons-nils Intercollegiate relay race {lrst
-. Won By Princeton. with Terriil.
DC. ~ =. Z Arsy, stevenson; Harvard, with
,ia Columbia. with Taylor. Stauo. Mosc-
%enski, Shaw. third. Time. 3:s6 Ia.
Vneinise intercollegiate relay race (sec-
ras p.y, Tses, - Won By psnnsylvania VIA n
nasIg nnsorge etosn with Auray. McNamara, Nc
enough aud Legendre. second: Rutgers