The New York herald., 1921-06-12
Glencoe Sprinter Leads.


Yonhass of the Glencoe A. C. turned
the tables on the Princeton sprinters In
the 220 yard dash and won this race
after being beaten in the 100. This was
q surprise and practically threw Prince
ton out of the championship. The field
events were not as good, on the whole,
as the performances on the track and
the men had better conditions 10 work
under The wind acted as an aid in
the weights, as it was blowing with
them, while on the track it met the men
at the finish. Emerys work IN the ham
mer was the only good throwing OF the
bunch. The second man, Peterson OF the
Swedish American A. c.. could only do
III feet Il inch. which is very poor
throwing for a championship meet. The
same was true OF all the competitors In
the discus throw, and the 30 pound
weight distances were not as far as the
Sc is usually thrown In the meets. the
javelln men all did very well and the
throws were close. only a little more
than four feet separating the first and
second men.
Dick Remer, who acted as judge OF
the mile walk, instituted a new and
very good idea when he followed the
men around the track In the side car or
a motorcycle. Judge Remer could Keep
right with them and had his eye open
all the time, with the result that FAR
rell. st. Anselm's A. c., was disquali-
fled after finishing second. Farrell was
running, according to the Judge, and
was warned four times during the race.
The half mile probably was the best
race OF the programme. The field was
large and kept punched all the way to
the go yard mark, when six OF the mer
al to dra. a
Christopher Club was setting the pace
the latter part of the race and finally
won, but not without a hard struggle
with De Garmo of the New York n. Z.
all the way down the home stretch.
Jack Hayden, the boy who won the
y. Y. A. c. half last week from thirty
yards. was up with the leaders all the
way and looked good for third. but
Conger of Princeton nipped him on the
tape. The time OF the race minutes
3-5 second-was exceptionally fast for
the track and looked as If on good
track without a wind these men could
do under two minutes. The summaries
TRACK EVENTS.
100 Yard Dash--won by McKim. Prince
ton; second. Leiberman Princeton; third
Epsn P Time "a 10 2S 'Sus9 seconds ''0'''
go Yard Dash-won by Yonhass. Glen
coe A. c.; second. schaeffer., n. y u.
third: Friedlander. n. Y. IT,, fourth.
Reischman. n. Y. 4. c. Time, 20 10 seconds.
$40 Ward Run-won by Stevenson. Prince
ton: second. Boetticher. unattached; third.
Lally. ST. Anselm's A. c.; fourth. Sherman.
ST. Christopher. Time 40 80 seconds.
$50 Yards Run-won by Parker. st.
Christopher; second. DeGarmo. y. Y; A. G.:
third. Conger. Princeton fourth. Hayden.
Pauiis, A. C. Time. 200 3-5
One Mile Run-won by Brennan. y. y. a.
c.; second, Weiman. unattached; third.
DEACON. st. Anselm's a. c.; fourth.
schaeffer. unattached. Time, 4;3s -.
Three Mile Run--won by Rick. Princeton /:
second. Del vichio. 81. Joseph's G. G.; third.
Trevle. Mornlngside A. C.; fourth. Milofsky.
Morningside a. c. Time. 1850 20.
100 Yards High Hurdles-Won By zunter.
~. Y. u; second. Emery. Princeton third.
Boynton. n. V. u. Time. 10 40 seconds.
220 Yard Low Hurdles-Won by Taylor.
Princeton: second. Peters. Morningside a.
c.: third. Baldwin. N. V. T.; fourth. Low
burton. Loughlin Lyccum. Time. 81 seconds.
One Mile walk--won by Fekete, Hun
garian-Amercan a. C.. second. BurkhaIt.
unattached: third. Morell. Morningslde "A.
c.: fourth. Greenburg. Pastime A. c. Time'