New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

he Womehs international htl
Toronto.
MtWhorter set new worlds ANA
teur record in winning the three-mile
event to-day in minutes and 45 sec
onds. This was two-ffths of a second
caster than the former record, made by
John Nilsson at Montreal in 1895.
Moore clinched the title by winning
the half-miie senior race. William
Steinmetz and Charles German we're
disqualified for fouling McWhorter and
jewstraw. McWhorter, Russell Wheel
or and F.. Stephenson skated it over for
SecoAd and third places.
a strike was declared by some of
the skaters just before the three mile
event, but it was called off before the
record breaking race began, The s6at-
ers were dissatisfied with d decisio.. in
the senior half-mile race, in which
Ch&ries German, OF st. John, n. B.,
and William Steinmetz, of Chicago
were disqualified for fouling.
only five men at first lined up for
the three-mile event but the others
soon joined them. and the event was
decided by electric light owing to the
late hour.
0i German Finishes Fourth
German was fourth on points, with
r total of so. William Steinmetz. Chi
cago: Richard Donovan and Jack Stow
ell, both of St. Paul, each had 20, and
Al Leitchv, Lake Placid, and Russell
Wheeler, Montreal, each 10.
Miss Gladys Robinson, Of Toronto.
the,I new international woman cham
pioH, wrested the title from Rose
Johnson, of Chicago. Miss Robinson
took second place to Miss johnson in
the 220-yard dash and won the one
mile for women, giving her grand
total of 40 points. Miss johnson had
1870, Miss Mildred Truslaw, Brook
lyn, 80; Miss Edna Webster, Toronto,
20, and Miss o. Barth, Brooklyn. 10.
The junior champions are: Sixteen
YEAR class-Martin Brewster, Lake
Placid, 100 points. Fourteen-year class
Harold Fortune, Lake Placid, 80.
Twelveyear class-Carl Parody, Lake
Shea, Lake Placid, 60. In this ten
year-old class Shea defeated Raymond
Murray, OF New York City, who had
,otal of 40 points.
New Title for Jewtraw
When Jewtraw appeared this after
aeon for the final struggle for the in
ternational championship he was hailed
'or the first time as Middle Atlantic
champion.
At the close Of deliberations by the
oafegates to the annual meeting Of the
international Skating Union of Amer
ica, Allan /. Blanchard, the newly
"lccted president, announced that the
complications arising over the holding
.f the so-calIed national championships
Newburgh on New Years Day and
kating them again at Saranac Lake
gently. had been officially adjusted.
I'D that the Newburgh meet, instead
&C Being national meet, as announced
I the time. was in reality the first
Middle Atlantic meet, being the first
aeld under the auspices OF that organ
Eation.
Blanchard stated that this decision
On the part of the international Asso-
iat'ou automatically makes Jewtraw
hc Middle Atlantic champion. and is
Without effect upon his right to the
idle of national champion which he
recently won at Saranac Lake.
The summaries:
e3O-yard dash Cor women)-Won by
e Johnson Chlf3 iS9e 0 Tr9iow T'o Broo
-2o-yard Junior d6-year Glass)- Won
~ Martin Brewster, Lahe Placid; John
met, Chicago, third. Tune. OH 3-5;
trst. but was disqualified for fouling)
4iO-yard dash (boys ten years old
Won by John Shea, Lake Placid; Raymond
Lake Placid, third Time, 0:49.
Ha1fmiie (senior) Won by. Joe Moore
second Russell Wheeler, Montreal third.
Time, lar 3-5 (Jewtraw won extra race
to decide tie for second PLACED.
One-milc (tor Women) Won by Gladys
Robinson. Toronto; Rose johnson, 1C'hicago,