New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-12
Moore Takes
Lead for Title
With 90 Points
N.w York Entry Wins Two
Mile Race; Miss Robinson
Again a Double Victor

From
yAYF PLACID, N, Y, Feb. lin
IA hurst of speed in the 44o-yard
-. dash In the second days events
: tba international ice skating cham
.sssins here this afternoon, Charles
rsrnan. of St John, N. B., won the
20 snd established 8 new worlds out
,.o, record for the distance. The vic
w. ~ placed him In line for the inoi-
.s W championship, for which he viii
SlSS "s+e to-morrow with Charles Jew
. .eaw of Lake Placid, and Joe Moore, OF
New York. r.
.,,ee Of his strength, German passed
s ,.strsw and Roy McWhorter half way
I.vp the course, and came hurting
.s.mard the finish line like a shot out 4
Smn. Jewtraw and McNhorter real
20 TOO late that they were IN the race
= thsir lives, but each made q gallant
.snrt and the trio made the prettlest
s.;.b ever seen in an ice skating race
= .s;s country. AS German crossed
.Ss line Jewtraw was close athls heels,
rJ tbars were but & few inches to
s. between the national champion
snd McWhorter.
,,b;cb equals the indoor record made
!. 1910 bv Bobby Mclean IN the Eiys-
IN, rink, Cleveland, and which has
rsvsr been equaled out of doors.
Record Holder Takes III
carnan suffered slight illness after
~ Great performance, but quickly re-
t raysIed and proved one of the fast
80 In the two mile event which was
NV nv Moore. A diamond medal
Soratej by William Grafton, of Pitts
bn-gb will be awarded German.
Woore's victory in the two-lnile race
vas another illustration of his capa-
b;Iities at the long distance. Richard
T1orovan Of St. Paul finished in sec
md Mace and McWhorter was third.
The past standing in the senior
.yants is now as follows: Joe Moore,
en-. Charles Jewtraw and Charles Cor
man. so each; Roy McWhorter, 80;
william Steinmetz, Chicago, and Rich
ard Donovan, ST. Paul. 20 each, and Al
Lsiteh, 10.
Miss Robinson Still Winning
In the events for women Miss Gladys
Robinson, of Toronto, was again the
winner, capturing first place in both
the one-sixth Of mile race and in the
l4o-yard dash, defeating Rose Johnson,
Of Chicago, in each OF these events.
Mildred Truslaw, of Brooklyn, wor
third place in the one-sixth of mile
and Edna Webster, of Toronto, took
third in the 440-yard dash.
Miss Robinson now has 100 points;
Miss Johnson, so; Miss Truslaw. 20,
and Miss O. Barth, of Brooklyn, and
Mss Webster. 10 each.
George Doray, of Lake Placid, suf-
fered fractured rib when he fell in
one Of the senior race preliminaries
and struck side-line post.
The summaries:
440-yard dash (boys; 12-year class
Van Nortwicll. saranac Lake, second
James Shea. Lake Placid, third. Time
e;46
440-yard dash fsentcr)-Won by Charles
raw, Lake Placid, second Roy NC
Whorter. Chicago, third Time. o:37 3-5.
EQUALS worlds record)
g20-yard dgsh (boys 1o-year cIass)-
Won by John Shea, Lake Placid Raymond
Murray. New York, second. Eugene Shea,
Lake Placid, third. Time, 0;23 45
++o-yard dash flor women) Won by
Gladys Robinson, Toronto; Rose johnson.
Chicago, second, Edna Webster. Toronto,
third. Time 0.4s AZ.
..22o-yard dash boys under Il years.
won 10y Harold Fortune, Chester Boyd,
second Raymond Jabott third. (AN OF
lake Placid) Time. :25 4-5
- hal; mile Junior race tI6-year ciass)--
Won by Martin Brewster. Lake Placid;
John Holarder, MlIwaukee. second; Q. NJ
Green Saran8c Lake. third. Time 1925 IS
pne-al&th mile tfor womenl Won by
gladys Robinson, Toronto; Rose Johnson,
chicago, second; Mildred Truslaw. Brook
Rn third. Time. o.s2 As.
Two-lpile race (senior)-Won by Joe
9Soore' New York; Richard Donovan. 81.