New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
Wins
Yonkers Run
For Milofskv
Morningside A. G.. Lad Aided
by 5-Minute Allowance:
Bohlal3d Makes Fast Time
BY Jack Masters

Louis Mllofs}.y. @ m Hso1ningsido
a. c.. won his iiizt victory in opea
competition yesterday afternoon when.
starting from the five minute mark, he
cleaved his way through a field OF
more than eighty runners and crossed
the finish line first in the eighth an
nual handicap road race of the Holly
wood Inn Club of Yonkers. Milofsky's
actual time for the 512 mile course wa,
1881.
More than 5000 witnessed the race,
which was run through the hillv
streets ard over ice-covered roads.
Three thousand sport lovers clutterea
up the start ~ Broadway and Hudson
Street, and despite The huge crowd.
'he athletes at no time were hamperes
due to the excellent work OF The Iiafii,
squad.
Max Bohland, of the Paulist \. {.
the two-mile metropolitan chamr II.
was the sole scratch man, and with a.
io"ances up to six minutes it was
clear at the outset that he would have
great difficulty finishing anywhere nea-
the front. Bohland started out at his
under the circumstances, but after the
ilrst two miles be ran sn excellent race
and won the fa5t-tlme prize. His time
was 1928
Miller CA in Front
+. V. Miller. of the Harbrook Heigh.
A. G.. one OF The many limit men. we1
to the front ct the starters gun sl.s
Led the procession cf mNd-bespa.te.,
youths 70 the half-mile mark, whore
Cain, Mohawk A. c. novice. reiiey-1
nm OF the pace. Cain immediate,,
opened I'D a gap Of 35 yards. vi.h Nil
Ter trailing close behind, and the bal.
ancc of the field about 100 yards in
the rear.
At the two-mile post Mike Tea. Of
the Glencoe A. c., beran his drive to
the front. carrying with him NJ. J.
Ralney, of the Hollywood Inn Club
put the ehoTt told on this pair and
they could do no better than arrive
within 200 yards of Cain. who was &c
ing along nicely, but not fast enough
to win.
Nearing the three-mile mark. Mile
SKY worked his way through the fed
aad shortly after began overhaulin.
Cam, who was tiring rapidly. Milofsi.,
Waited until the fourth mile 10 nc.
Forward bnt when he did there ,v.
no doubt as to his excellent condition
ior he soon made his ioad q command
'ng one and steadily increased it as he
vent along.
Russo Close to Pace
Mike Russo, of st. Anselm's 4. C..
htched his wagon to Milofskv's star
and profited considerably thereby, for
the Morningside A. c. man carried him
along at such a fast pace that he was
mr.
front of the rest of the field although
the leader was fully 1875 yards in front
at three and a half miles.
The steep hills on the outski irts OF
the city were encountered after the
runners bad put four miles behind
them, and II was here that many o.
the less sturdy athletes fell bv the
Wayside. But ttc climbs had no effcc.
upon MilofskN. lie raced I'D the Sc
we're grades. or down them. with tho
same even scribe and appeared in fine
shape nearing the finish.
Coming into the stretch the Morn
lngsldc A. {. mAM showed great burst
OF speed and won with 225 yards to
spare over Russo, who WAS travelling al
a great rate IN his effort to sha.e off
l. Aenrman. who finished good third.
Movies Takes a Prize
About thirteen minutes after the
winner broke the tape S. J. Setclo, a
n hollywood novice, numbered UP to the
finish line, the last man home. Ordi-
narily this fact would not be recorded.
but we cite the circumstance because
OF the fact that Setcko, although last
10 hnIsh, was the only man in the race
"no was sure Of prize.
me Hoil wood Club prize list in.
GUIDED q gold ring for the first rorice
II. nG rs members t. fnish ~
pulled up in last place. hu' ho won the
:. .ng' tor no other clubmate in the
'oTice NC, cree completed the course.
The summary: