The New York herald., 1921-02-06
MOHAWK ATHLETES
WIN MET TITLE
Capture Junior Track and
Field Championships in
Newark Regiment.

Newark regiment.
Running in the tomestretch like Man
o. War, Harry Bravsrman of the Morn
ingside Athletic Club. and former track
captain Of De Witt Clinton High School,
raced by J. E. Howay of the West Side
Y NJ c. A, r. l.. Johnson of Princeton
University and Henry Boetticher OF the
Mohawks in winning the 500 yard run
at the junior track and field champion
ships of the Metropolitan Association Oh
the A. A. U. in the First Regiment Ar
mory in Newark last night. The games
were conducted under the auspices OF
the Diocesan Union of Newark before
small crowd.
Braverman was fourth in the stretch
but his great sprint enable him to nip
Howay at the worsted and break it q
winner.
The Mohawk Athletic Club won the
meet and title of. junior metropolitan
champions by scoring 20 points, the
Morningside A. G. was second with IL
points, while the New York A. c. team
finished in third place with II points.
The other clubs finished in the follow
ing order: st. Anselm's, TO- Knights Of
ST. Antony, o , Rutgers COile6c, v > NitS
College of New York, 5; American
Walkers Association, 5; Princeton. Uni
versity, 8; Paulist A. c., 8; West Side
Y. M. c. A.. 3; Telephone Society, u;
Pioneers. g.: Stevens Tech. 3; Ninety
second Street Y. M. H. A., 2; New York
University. 2; Pastimes. 2; Central Y.
M. II. A., /.
Henry LObon Beaten.
Henry Lobon of the Ninety-second
Street Y. NJ. H. A., after leading practi-
cally all the way in the mile walk. was
beaten out by Irving Boskin of American
Walkers Association and ]. E. Farrell OF
ST. Anselm's A. c.
Raymond Whcarty of the New York
A. c., won the two mile run by five
yards from Joe Nulty of the Telephone
Society. Nulty is former MeJrose n.
A. star. Whearty and Nulty had a hot
battle on the last lap, with Whearty
finally pulling away in the last half lap
OF the race. John Bellsof the Knights
of Antony and Fred Travelena of the
Mohawks, traiIed Whearty and Nulty
home.
Herbert Meyer OF Rutgers College.
showed excellent form and top speed in
winning the 20 yard hurdle race. Meyer
led from the gun and breasted the tape
In front Of C. w. Scranton of the Morn
ingslde's. Tom Farrell of the New York
A. A. and Irving Slonka of the Morning
sides.
Charley Breagen of the st. Anselm
A. c. beat out George De Garmo Of
Stevens Tech in the 1000 yard run. The
time of which was announced as
2 $50 3-5.
Perryman wins Sprint.
George Perryman of the Knights OF
st. Antony, Brooklyn. won the sixty
yard dash by a step from Morris Cohen
of the Mohawk A. G. Perryman got
away from the bark first and held his
lead right to the finish. Tom Conlon Of
the Morningside A. c. was third. inches
ahead of Clarence McKim. the Prince
ton University freshman who finished
fourth.
Central High School of Newark won
the New Jersey State interscholastic
relay championship at one mile, defeat
ing Lawrenceville School. ST. Benedict's 8
Prep. and Dickinson High School in the
order named. Central was running
fourth until the third leg. when Bob
Hooper took the lead. Ray Fisher OF
Central, national interscholastic Cross
country champion, ran in a brilliant
manner on the last leg. He was passed
by Joe Seufert, but with a sensational
burst of speed raced around Seufert and
won the race for Central The\ sum-
maries:
Championship. One Mile-Won by Central
High School (Russomano. A. Hooper. y.
Hooper and g; r., Fisherl: Lawrencevillc
second: 81. Benedict's Prep. (Delanegro.
Kelley. Farrell and MuIcay), third; Dickin-
son High School U, 5prsytop Smith. Kerr and
so Yard pash-won by George Perryman.
| Knshts OF 81. Anthony: Morris Cohen, Mo-
inside 4. G., third. Time. as % seconds. .' "
Standing High Jump-won by l.. Rudmick.
Mohawk 4. q, with feet II inches; Joe
second; r. Berquist. Mohawk A. C., with
feet inches. third; W. o'connell, Pastime
A, G.; with 4 feet z inches, fourth.
ser, New York A. g.. with A feet liz
inches; Joseph Arnettf, Paulist A. c., with
~ feet 5h inches, second; G. Gertisscr. Todd
third: @. Faust, Morningside A. G.. with ~
600 Yard Rm:-won by II. Bravefman,
Y. M. G. A.. second; II. l.. Johnson, Prince
ton University, third: II. Beotticher. Mo
hawk 4; G.. fourth. Time, rs rs.
American walkers Association; J. ]. Far
ren. ~. ADeelm's a. c.. second; Henry Lo-
-
T:1f 1-b.
Running High Jump-won by Joe Erbai.
Mohawk A. c.. with feet; VI. A. Biselow,
New York A.. O., second. with feet II
inches: +. j. Seiferth, New York University.
third. with feet 8 inches; N. p. sherrill,
New York A. c., fourth. with feet
inches.
Two Mile Run--won by n. whearty, New
York A. c.: Joe NuIty. Telephone Society.
second: John Bell. knights % ST. Antony.
third; Fred Travelena, Mohawk A. c..
| fourth. Time. 10 minutes 80 seconds.
20 Yard Hurdle Race-Won by Herb Meyer.
Rutgers College: g. w. Scranton. Morning
! side A. c.. second Tom Farrell, New York
A. G., third; Irving Slonka, Morningside
A. O.. fourth. Time, q 4-5 seconds.
1000 Yard Run-Won by g. Breagen, St.
Anselms A. O.; George De Garmo, Stevens
Tech. second; Y. G. Rockwell. Central Y. N.
G. A.. third: w. Crunden, Knights OF 81.
Antony. fourth. Time. minutes 80 3-s
seconds.
300 Yard Dash-won by @. Beseier, @. O.
New York: Leonard Buxbaum. Brooklyn A.
A.. second: ". Lslly, ST. Anselm's A. G.,
third; Howard Ray. Rutgers College. fourth.
Time "a 2-5 seconds.
HARVARD FENCERS SUPREME.