The New York herald., 1921-02-13
Harold Cutbill Races Awav
From Good Field in 1000
Yard Event.
JACK SELLERS rs SECOND
n. Y. A. C. Star Runs Fine
Race, but Finishes 20 Yards
Behind Winner.


in the running world. winner OF the
John Wanamaker mile and half a.
the recent Millrose A. A. games.
romped off to an easy victory in the
1000 yard handicap run at the Central
High School games in Newark Las.
night before the largest crowd thai
ever turned out for an athletic moes
in that city.
Cutbill was on scratch with Mike
Devanney, Jack Sellers, Larry Brown.
and James Connolly. When the Boston
star let loose there was no holding him
and he won easily by twenty yards
He showed the way over the tape to
Jack Sellers Of the New York Athletic
Club. Fred Hilles of Yale University
and Alex Brewster Of Georgetown Uni.
versity, who finished in the order
named. Hilles had a twelve yard
handicap, while Brewster started from
the fifteen yard mark
The race was five laps on the track
Cutbill got away from the mark quietly
and led the scratch men in pursuit o.
the limit athletes. BY the time two laps
had been covered Cutbill was out in
front and he was never headed. The
| crowd cheered Cutbil as stride by stride
he pulled away from the rest of the
field. He was out after a record, but
having no opposition his time was 3-5
seconds slower than Joie Rays mark of
minutes and 16 seconds
Victory for Ray Fisher
Raymond Fisher of Central High
School. Newark. won the mile inter-
scholastic run in comparatively easy
manner. breaking the tape ten yards in
front of William Seifert of Lawrence
Vile Academy. Tobaben OF Mercers-
burg was third while Kerr of Lawrence
vile finished fourth.
Hill School got the first two places In
the quarter mile run, when AL Brooks
and Bert Reveii finished yard a part
The two Hill boys had the race be-
tween them right TO the end. Frank
|, Conway. the former Morningside A. c.
star. now running for Mercersburg
Academy. equalled the national indoor
interscholastic record in the 70 yard
dash. when he was clocked in 2-5 sec
onds.
The record Is now held Jointly by
Conway and Allan Woodring the
Olympic star. Harry Taylor of Mercers-
burg was second.
Bernie Wefers. Jr.. the sensational
New York A. C. sprinter and senior
metropolitan 6o-yard indoor champion
defeated Allan Woodring, the Olympic
champion at 200 meters. who is now
running for Syracuse University, and
Douglass Dewitt of Rutgers College in
three straight heats of a special 70-yard
| race.
The title Of national indoor interscho-
lastic track and field champion went TO
Hill School Of Pottstown. Pa, which
scored 21 u points. Second honors went
to Mercersburg Academy Of Mercers-
burg. Pa. while third honors went to
Central High School OF Newark. with l2
points. The other schools scored as
follows: st. Benedict's Prep, Newark
s; Commercial High School, Brooklyn, s:
Suffield School. suffield. Conn. s.;
Stuyvesant High School. 8: Bethlehem.
Pa. l.
The Summaries.
One Nile Intercollegiate Relay Raee--won
Woos,roff and r. wsIlici); Rutgers tE.
} Fuller. W. Ray. D DE Witt and s. Beattie1.
eGne: steel Leh'fh "a nMhiysrsl,y Mrpsy (v; Brusman H.
tnird' New York University (w. W. Cullen.
r. r. Leahy. w. u. Miiiholiand. NJ. spitaI-
N.Y., fourth. Time, minutes 30 40 seconds
IA Mile Olympic Team Race-won by I'd.
ward Garvey. Paulist A. G. GO yards): G.
s. COURAGE. y: Y. p: E.: $50 yardsj. second:
A. T.. Huisenback. New York a. c. tioi
YARDS. fourth. Time. minutes III seconds
A. g., second.
300 Yard A. A.. U. Bun. csp-won by
e e' Perman as T. e. $50 ys1d, a. g ..sa5s .ssrSieha
Reichmnn, unattached Is yards), third: Will
lam Kelley, ST. Antony (scratch). fourth.
One Mile Run unterschoias,Ic)-won hy
raymond Fisher. Central High School; "
SeUert. Lswroncevilie, second; r. Tobabeu
Mercersburg. third: II. Kerr. Lawrenceviile..
fourth. Time, 4:4J 2-5.
40, Yard Run Gn,erscholastic)-won by
a. Brooks. Hill school. p. Revel. Hlil
School, second: ". Hooper. Central. third:
J: Dellangrs. st. Benedict's. fourth. Time.
20 Yard Dash dntcrscholas,lc)-won by
F. Conway. Mercersburg; II. Taylor. Mer.
third; A. Brown. Central. fourth. Time.
| 20 seconds. Equals record.
Ralph Hills. HlIl school. 50 feet Inches:
J. Tyron. suffeid School. ~ feet iois inches
second; II. Beatty. Manual Training. - feet
Prep. ~ fee, o inches. fourth: new record
1000 Yard Run; a; A. U. Handicap-won
| Jack Sellers. n. y. A. O.. scratch. second:
Fred Yiilcs. Yale University. IL yards. third:
Alex Brewster. Georsetown University. rs
| y1Tuti louTtns limo. sslt.
20 Yard Dash. fnvitaton--won hy pcrn,.
! wefers. Jr., y. Y. A. c.: Allen woodrins
| Syracuse University. second Douglas De
witt. Rutgers College. third Tho runners
finished IN this order IN three straight heats
The times for the respective heats were
| % - and Rs seconds
! 90 Yard Low Hurdles Handicap, a. A. 4.
! Won by Thomas Farrell. " Y. A. G.,
| feet. u. Iouvv. Princeton University,
feet. second +. r. smaiiey. University ~
Penn. scratch third: herbert Meyer Rut
gers College, scratch. fourth. Time. 2-5
| seconds.
20 Yard Hirh Hurdles fnt.rschoiastic
| Champonship-won BY Townsend Coleman.
| Hll School: n. Hills. Hiil school, second
| II. Peii. Central ". g.. third; A. Jones. Hiii
| School. fourth Time. 3-5 seconds: new
| record
22o Yard Dash. IrtcrscholastIc Champion
| ship-won by Frank Conway. Mercersbur<
| Academy: 7. Kelley. 81. Benedicts. second
| n. Taylor. MerccrshnrE Academy, third; no
| fourth Time, - scc 'nds
es0 Yard fnterpcnoiastic ChannlonshIn--
! Won BY william Peak. Commercial ". s
n. Ger'iie. S'tNvevart ~ s.. second w.
I " Mm'lican. Central u 81. 'hird y. Banc,
s"ffieid School. Fourth TIME 90 %
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