The New York herald., 1921-02-09
III Flyer Beats Home Tom
[mpbell of Yale in Thrill
y ing Race at Garden.
SING PARsoN VICTOR
[arold Cutbill of Boston
Shows Way to Joie Ray for
Wanamaker Trophy.
BY JAMES s. mitchell.

Its well arranged programme of eighteen
|cvcnts brought competitors together
FROM all quarters of the United States
and q rousing crowd of spectators. who
filled every nook and corner OF the
building.
In the throng of athletes In quest of
medals and the honor OF winning there
S1werc lads OF all grades. including
olympic champions. National A. a. u.
hanpions. intercollegiate champions
igh school and the ordinary every day
1Hsistent representative OF the small
ktic club.
The NniiIlrose 500 yard invitation. the
Ature OF the meet furnished a smart
1el between Earl Eby of University OF
ennsylvania and Tom Campbell OF
lie. There were others in the hunt
{ they did not cut much figure. Eby
hde the pace from the start, and after
quarter OF a mile had been left behind
Campbell shot by Eby into the lead and
temained there for about half lap
Then the Quaker came on again. snd
1printing into the van won by four yards
from Campbell The time OF I'm. 70 4-ss
- 2-5s. slower than the record held by
4cm Ha1pin OF Boston. Walter Koppish
the New York a. C. finished third.
Joie Ray Beaten by CutbilI.
The mile and half run for the Rod
pan Wanamaker Challenger trophy
|rought out six of the best distance men
n the East among them being Joie
lay of the Illinois A. c. and Harold
utbill OF the Boston A. A.. familiariy
nown as the Flying Parson." For
e last half mile the contest developed
Ito a duel between the pair. The
lerical gentleman possessed the greater
rive at the finish and won by ten
nrds. Tho victory was extremely
bular. Ray was second. j. J. Con-
iy of Georgetown University took
third prize. Cutbill covered the dis
ce In the good time OF minutes
P-5 seconds. Ray holds the record
minutes &c 3-5 seconds
rl v. Thomson Of Dartmouth Col
was the star IN the seventy yard
hurdles. He won his trial heat in
inter and had little trouble in dis
hg OF Frank Loomis, his most dam
us foe. In the final The time made
thompson was seconds
lrl v. Thomson scored his second
pry OF the night In the 70 yard low
dles, which he won by a shade from
ch Of Notre Dame University. The
. was 1-5 seconds and the figures
al the worlds indoor record made
Thompson himself.
loren Murchison OF the Illinois A. c.,
"a LIB seconds for seventy yards, won
70 Invitation dash at that distance in
pnsational style. After easily qualify
Ag In his heat he came back and led
fom start to finish In the final, passing
he Judges q yard In front OF jackson W
chotz OF the Detroit A. G. Alfred Le
oney Of Lafayette College was third.
furchison's time was z 2-5 seconds.
The biggest reversal of form during
be night came when John Murphy of
otre Dame University defeated Rich
ond w. Landon OF Yale In the running
gh jump. The Yale man is the Oiym-
&c champion and record holder, but he
fas forced to bow before Murphy, who
c1carcd feet inches or an inch higher
han Landons best effort. Murphy sub
Psquenfiy tried for 6 feet s inches, which
tho worlds indoor record, but failed.
The Summaries.
One MIis Walk (so second limip--won by
ohard r. Remer, American walkers Asso-
Atlon t10 seconds); Joseph II. Pearrnan,
sw York A. g. sseratch,. second: TED
Iird: Time. minutes 81 i-5 seconds.
20 Yard Dash (hnndicnp)--won by J. Car
1,r, Hrcwn unfvsrsity q foot, T. u, Win
ni " L., ;: M.,tin1 .r1 univsrsi,y Of psnnsyi-
Two Mle Intereollssiste is RsIayCWon yy,, By
3, siocum.. A. 5. Morics and j. J. Leonard I:
PSnnsyivsnia State, second. with Z L. New
X wiiians: Dartmouth College. i third. a. with Il;
w. M. Chamberlain. A. J. Coakley. l.. f.
Cody and John Harksns. Time. minutes 10
70 yard Dash (iny1tstion)-won by Loren
Murchison. Illinois A. c.; jackson v. schotz,
fsysss coes. sSirs Tms IS corey sscSna. La
Match One Mile Reiay-won by Mnirose A.
A. with Thomas Dempsen. Fried safarowie,
Brook Club. Philadelphia, second. with r.
Bchofield. r. Jones, ~. Brown and A. Golden.
Time. minutes a Is seconds.
One and Half Mile Rodnan wanamaker
xnvitation--Won by Harold Cutbili, Boston
A. Al Jotc Ray. Illinois A. C.. second: J. J.
Connolly. Georgetown University. third. Time.
minutes 90 3-O seconds.
20 Yards Low Hurdies-won by Earl v.
Thompson, Dartmouth College: Frank Loom
K: s C5icss9 Ter 2rr,. A. a.; second Joseph zinssr'
Ono Mile rntcrciuo Relay--won By New
York A. c., with Andy Kelly. Bernie We
University os Pennsylvania, second. with s.
Lewis. Knights q st. Anthony, third. WIN
". r. Kelly. Time, minutes 30 seconds
800 Yard Run, Irvi'ation--won by Earl
sgpb. ysIs psn1nsysns Th%mss
koppish; New York A. c.. third. Time.
600 Yard Run. Hand,cap-won by J. Il.
way, West side Y. NJ c. A, "a yards. sec
ond; J. T.. Roekiein. Laurhiin Lycourn. Is
yards. third. Time. I'm, IS 4-ss.
One Mile intsrcoussiat. Roiay---won by
A. Le CORY, II. waiiicit and A. a weshofs
Rutgers College. second. Brown vnlver-ity.
third. Tine. Srn. 20 2-Ss
One Mile colegiats Relay-won By Bow
turner. e. A. Hunt and 8. r. ooodwis
Colby College. second. with s. W. Mayo, II
g. Niles. ~. Farm and W. Mcc;arvy, New
York University: third, with NJ. e. Pilarnry
W W. GuIlin. NJ b Mulhoiiand and IL
10 Yard Low Hurdies-won by Earl "
Thompson. Dartmouth College; Angus,
Deech, Notre Dame University, second J. G.
r,oonnir. Chicago A. A.. third. Time, f-r
seconds. eduailinr the indoor record held BY
Thompson hinself
Itunning High Jump-won by John Murphy
rotre Dame University. with feet inches
Richmond w. Lnndon, Yale University. sec-
end. with q feet inches. Walker s. Whaicn,
Boston A. A., third. with feet inches
Lnndon and whalen Jumped off. when Ian.
don won with tee, J inch;
Sydney Leslie. unattached; Walter Higgins
New York A. c.. SECOND. J. j. Connolly
C,enrretown University, third. Time, min.
ut~- ~ as seconds.
one Mile intercollegiate Reiry--won BY
Univcrsity OF Pennsylvania. with d Lewis
q. ID. Rodgers, L. A. Brown and Earl Erby
Movie. l.. u. souder and Attain woodring
NJ 1. T. third, with Il. Y Chittck, w q
Quincy. Q. l.. Bardc9 and L. Bowden. Time
arn. 20 9-5s
One Nile Intercollegiate Relay-won by
Boston college, with John I. Sullivan, 7
Drfscoll. Y. Wilson and Thomas Mcintyre
Holy Crosse second, with Thomas Dgnan
r4.-.s. N,,ff.n T-bo%,a~ rgtrf, o,s 80.