The New York herald., 1921-01-30
CUTBILL SURPRISES
AT BROOKLYN MEET
Runs Away From Good Field
in 600 Yard Race at the
18th Regiment.

I Harold C.. Cutbill. the fleetfooted run
nersof Boston, won the coo yard in
vitation scratch run iN comma rdiEg style
at the annual games Of Brooklyn College
I st the Thirteenth Regiment Ar.noTy in
/ Brooklyn last night lie passed the fI.-
I ishing point twenty Yards ahead OF James
A. Connolly Of GEORGETOWN University,
the second man. Generalship played 4
big part in the victory Of the New Eng
land flyer Dashing into the lead as
soon as he settled in his stride. which
occurred just after rounding the first
turn. Cutbll showed his heels to the
others and continued to display them
during the remainder Of the journey
But the view of them was more indis-
tinct as the race progressed because
Cutbili increased his lead with almost
every stride. That was a feat Cutbills
opponents evidently did not believe he
would be able to perform. They seemed
10 be under the impression that his pace
making efforts would distress him so
much that he would gradually come
back. The Bostonian fooled them all
He kept going strongly all the way.
Sid Leslie tried hard to make up ground
oil the flying leader during the running
Of the final lap and a half but failed
TO gain an inch. The effort took so
much out of him that he was beaten
for the place by Connolly. who came
along with cylonic rush in the final
fifty yards. f. w. Hilles of Yale was
fourth. Earl Eby of the University Of
Pennsylvania. fifth. and Jack Sellers of
the New York a. C., sixth.
The time of the winner was minutes
Is seconds. only a fair performance.
The record is minutes II seconds.
An unusual situation developed at the
finish of the s5-yard dash Four ex-
perienced officials ACTED as judges, Two
OF them picked Bernard Wefers Jl'.
OF the New York A. c. as the winner.
| The other two were equally positive
that Edward Farrell OF Brooklyn Col
lese was the first man to touch the
tape. Each said the selection of the
other finished in second place. The dis
senting officials were firm in their con-
victions, so the referee ordered Wefers
and Farrell to try again. This timc
Farrell gained a unanimous verdict.
Six inches made UP Farrelrs winning
margin.
Another difference of opinion among
the judges cropped up after the run
ming of the one mile college relay race.
Some decided in favor of Pennsylvania
runners; others cast their verdict for
the Boston College team. Tact scored
=
| for a compromise decision was rem
/ dered. 1t favored neither but was kind
! TO both. Dead heat was the final Of
ficial announcement.
The summaries:
! $50 Yard Junior Prep interclass Relay
4 fiace, Students Of Brooklyn CDllege-Won by
Glass "A (r. sullivan, 7. Weeks. G. Esch-
mann and +. CorleyD: Glass IA fC. Luns-
man, f. Keyes, f. Bohan and T.. Limperu
second; Glass II; "a. Billings, g. Parke., H.
| Mcmahon and A. o'connor), third Time.
Is Yard Dash. Handicap-First heat won
| by George Perryman, Knights os st. An
feet,. second. rime. 50 seconds. Second
heat won by Barnard J. Wefers, Jr.. New
York A. G.; (seratch); William Aydseott'
! s Is seconds. Third heat. won by A. A.
| Goodman, New York University l1 feet) ;
second Tin e, 70 seconds. Fourth heat
woa by Victor Ciraeb. Columbia University
g feep; L. Rawlings; Long Island a; g.
| Fifth heat. won by r. Cooney. Loughlin
Lyceum 90 feet) Don Lowrie. Princeton
University g feet). second. Time, 20
! Glencoe A. c. &c yards) Bernard sand
/ oui1-. Swedish American A. G. 90 teetl =,
second. Tine. 3 20 seconds seventh hea'.
NJ Cohen. Mohawk a: G. g feep' second.
Time. S IL seconds Eighth heat won by
Edward Farrell. Brooilyg college g i@eeD @
.scnrS Time s seconds. Ninth heat. won
by II. De Auris, Brookiyn A. 9. OK feeD
" Ingram, ST. Anseln's y. G. tl2 feesi.
second Time Is seconds. Fiaal heat On
by Farrell. with wefers. second; knittih
third. Time. ~ sseonGs. Is,., p,3,, r.os
I seTatch-Won BY Brooklyn Preparatory
school 81. d. Bowen. J. Mattimore, .. j.
Z ipriscoll and a. o'connor; Fordham Prepara
: .ory school "a. Drury :. +. Hammer. T.
Fox o1d L. McBride). second. Tlme-l: :la 80.
40 yard Race for Noyices--IIinal heat won
by H. W. Hitzrotz. Princeton University. p
=. Marzolf. Columbia University. second j.
Rociiiien. Loushlin Lyeeum third rme-
20 ooo Yard BROOKLYN College Invitation
Scratch Race--won by Harold {. Cuthin
Boston A. A.; James a. Connolly. Heofs'
town Uatyersi'y; sec9nd; %, "a Sio i''s''e' uN''
Two Mile Bicycle Race for the champion
ship OF the National Cycling Association
Won by Edward Goodwin, unattached; ,.
F'rexyali. St. Bartholorncw \. g.. second
Otto Fursman. unattached third Time
one Mile Invitation College Relay Race
scratch--Dead heat between University OF
Pennsylvania IL. Brown, W. Irwin, y. Rodg-
ers and J. Levisl and Boston College q. ".
Driscoil, J. ]. Sullivan. r. McIntire and j.
I Caffrey) Rutgers College fE. Fuller -. De
Witt. w Ray ana :. Beattie) third Time r.
! 9 80 Az.
I - Yard Hurdle Race. Handicap-w by
\ Herbert III. Meyer Rutgers College (scratchi :
/ Everett Smalley. University of Pennsylvanis
! tscratchl. second: Don Laurie, Prlncetoi %
L
onds.
one Nile Interscholastic Relay Race
Tandicap)- By Brooklyn Preparatory
/ School n Clarke, q. Driscou. II. Mullsuey
and T. smith So. Johns Prepa ratory
School CA. Howard. g. Moran. r. Burns and
i. CARROLL. second s. Augustine Academy
tJohn Browne. Vincent Rice. George Bryan
and Raymond Ausbro). third Time.
3:f2 80
200 Yard Ran 6naudcapt Won by l.. y.
French. Moruingsidc a. e. n. yardsb: r.
Dohm. West side \ ~ c. A. tlG yards)
second Henry W. Ecischman. unattached
Us yards). third. Time. 80 seconds.
40 Yard Run Tor the Championship OF
the metropolitan 4. \. U.--wou hy James }
O'Bricn. Loughlin lyceum; William v. Ste
vcnson. Princeton University. second. Waiter
J.. Koppisch unattached. third Time, ~ 80
seconds.
Two Mile Run thandcap) .-WoE.by Ray
whcarty. New York \. c. NnF yardsl .
William stokey, 81. christopler 4. g. go
yards1. second; w Smith. NOnkers v N.
G. a. f2S5 yards), third Time. 0.@5 %.