New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Pulls Up From Seventh
Place to First i'm Winning
Met Championship

NEWARK, N. j.. Feb. Sin sensa-
tional drive from the tail-end Of Che
field on the final lap Henry Braverman,
of the Morningside A c., New York,
won the 600-yard title in the metropol-
itan junior championship meet at the
1st Regiment Armory here tonight.
The time was 1:1S 2-5.
C. S. Beattie, of Rutgers. went to the
front at the start and held the lead
until the second lap, when j. E. Howay,
Of the West Side Y. M. G. A, took COM
mand. Clarence Sherman, of ST. Chris
topher A. c., was close third. In this
order the leaders went into the final
Jap. Braverman was in seventh place
with only $50 yards to go. but by
terrific squirt he managed to overtake
Howay a few inches from the finish.
George Perryman, Knights of St. An
tony A. c.. wen the 60-yard dash with
two feet to spare over M. Cohen, of the
Mohawk A. C.
Charlie Beagan, of ST. Anselm's A.
c., was lucky to annex the 1,000-yard
title. The officials allowed the ath-
letes to run one lap too many, but
would not permit the race to be re-
run. George De Garmo, of Stevens
Tech, led throughout and had a five
yard advantage over Beagan on the
next to the last lap, which actually was
the last, but the New York man drew
up at the finish of the extra lap and
won by about q yard.
The seventy-yard hurdle race was
made to order for Herb Meyer, the
latest timber-topping sensation from
Rutgers. C. w. Scranton, Morningside
A. c., was second.
G. Bisgier, College City of New
York, and Leonard BuXbaum, Brooklyn
A. A., had an exciting duel in the 300
inches.
The Mohawk A. c. captured team
honors with 20 points, with the Morn
ingside A. C.. second
The summarizes:
TRACK EVENTS
6o-yard dosh-won by George Perry
Mohawk aaniay e. 99GoGd +nio9 T. conon Morn
Princeton, fourth. Time, 0:oGas.
,7O-yard hurdle, race-won by Herb
Meyer. Rutgers; G.. w, Scranton, Morning
Side G. A. mira e. f%SE toma Tom TarTe
A, c.. fourth Time. o:S AS
30O-yard run-Won by G. Bisgier, &C,
New, York; LEONARD Buxbaum. Brooklyn
A. C, second; Vincent Lally. st. Anselms
4. c., third: Howard Ray, Rutgers, fourth.
Time, 0;34 3-s.
ssT%o2 = #115y 7'7ys W.;
Princeton University, third; II. Boetticher
Mohawk A. c., fourth Time, 1:lS as.
1.ooO-,yard run--won by G. Beagan. 81.
4nselm's A G.; George De Garmo. stevens
knights of st. Antony. fourth. Time,
1853 3-5.
onemile interscholastic relay GNew
School, second; st. Benedict's Prep, New
ark, third; Dickinson High School, Jersey
City, fourth. Time, 1855.
Onc-mile wall-Won by Irving Boskin,
American Walkers Association: j. z. Far
rel st. Anselm's A. c., second; Henry
Lebo9, Ninety-second Y. NJ; II, A., third;
Time, ia is.
New Yori A G; Joe Joe HultS, Telophone saphtaS,
A. G, Newarl1, second; John Bell, Knights
lngside A. c., fourth. Time, 1904 3-5.
FIELD EVENTS
Standing high jump--Won by L. Rud-
nick, nrh, Mohawk A. c. feet II inches Joe
inches, third w. OConnel, Pastime
4. C.. feet inches, fourth.
~ Running high jump--won by Joe Erbol,
Farrell. New York A G., feet s inches,
third N. B. SheriIl, New York A. c., s
feet inches, fourth
12-pound shot -put---won by o. Manyer.
New York A; G.. At feet l1% inches;
Joseph Arnetti. Paulist A c., A feet 8 X
inches, second; c. Gertisscr, Todd Ship
gard A; A.. 43 feet los inches, third; G.
Faust. Morningside A. c., 43 feet u inch,
fourth.
POINT SCORE
Mohawk A. c., 20; Morningside A. C.. ~.
New York a. c., IL; St. Anselm's A. G, 10.