New-York tribune., 1922-02-22

Zuna Favorite
In Seaggatc Is
Mile Marathon
81 Athletes Start From
l3'h Regiment Armory in
Long Race This Afternoon
By Jack Masters

A field Of fty-sevcn athletes will
start in tho Brooklyn-Scagate Modified
marathon which Will begin and finish
in the 18th Regiment hrmory, Brook
lyn, this afternoon. This race. at IF
teen miles, is the classic distance event
of the Metropolitan district and has
attracted many Of the best runners
in the country
Frank zuna, the American marathon
champion will undoubtedlv, be the ia
voritc, bus there are several others,
who will have an equal chance against
the Newark boy. Zuna won the Brock
ton marathon in 1915, the Brooklyn
Scagatc grind in 1920, when it was last
held, and last year led great field
home in the Boston marathon On
form he is the outstanding choice. The
fact that to-day's race IS only fifteen
miles might, however, mitagate against
Iuna's chances.
Among the other prominent con-
tenders arc Bill Kennedy. Who has
three marathons to his credit; Willie
Kyronen, Pete Trivopiides and Nike
Dwyer.
The long race is scheduled TO start Al
, O'Clock and while the maratnoners
are stepping along tho roads, q card Of
indoor events VIII be staged. under th -
auspices Of the 5th Company
Bob McAllster, OF the Glencoe A. C.,
the Metropolitan 10O-yard champion
viii launch an attack on the 150-yard
indoor record. Jackson Scboz and
Eddie Farrell, Of the New York A. G.
VIII to all in their power to keep Nc
Allister from winning.
"Ha' Cutbill. Of the Boston A C..
the national 1,00O-yard champion heads
the field in a special 660-yard race, in
which Jack Sellers, Of the New York
A. c.; G. T. Meredith and J. c. Holden.
Of the University OF Pennsylvania Will
be starters
In special two-mile race. Ear
Johnson Of Pittsburgh viii face a field
composed of Marvin Rick, Of Princeton;
Z. O. McLane. Pennsylvania, and
others. here viii also be ffteen-mile
team bicycle race.
The entries follow:
Irran6 Zuna. Paulist 4 e. Wiltan- ken
redy uuaitached Joseph Gforgla. Paulst
c.. WiiNe ktronan. IT lfrase 4
narry Par1ensen. Mornlneside
linn Ri'o.a. Finnish American -
Michael Dwyer. Mohawk A =, Otto I.saA-
so. Mlirose 4 Albert Michaeizoi.
Morninssias y,,.d.,..a., PIN. l'a'lsi
taehed n Lynch. + II Montague. s..
4 Alysips club Washington. J.. - oscar
+. Ballet, Allentown tPzl " . :
Robert W Conner. Newark ~ a.
irving Osborne. Lakewood. = j. Harold
W. Gosiin, Dorchesfer Club. Boston II
Siegsi l. II Iiii. Meado"broo6- Phuad4l-
phia- George Kirkwood Aufhony Rgfano
James Mcneil. PauAst =. g. RasseN Jeke..
unattached; Jacob Klaus =. Anselsn's 4
E Tansey Yonkers y. n a. Clifton
.tcheN John Goff s. Christopher CAB.
William J Liddell unattached. Rober,
Hslbins. Morninsslde a e.. G. Titzsins-
mons unattached. Harry Rosen. y zabiu-
dofsky a Fohriue II Spies Mornsngsiae
c., VIM. q. Milton. Mount vernon, j.
SilVerdollar. Harvey Frick Sol snxersts.n
Glencoe a. c.. Oscar PhillipsoH. psstirHe
a. g. Wln- Hiilman. Finnish An erican \
c.. W Boak. Tom Hynes jim Brooks
lack Douahuc Charles r. pp. Mohawk \.
6. Albert Palumbo. Pyramid \. g.. Frank
Marno. Knights OF 81 Antony. EvanEelos
Boundals. Crock american = c.. Jose phi
MacAshiN. Knights Of column bus Alder.
e Rigby. Presentation Club Alex Lapsen.
unattached. Frank a Msrtin Paullst a
C., John Cain, unattached. $. Opanowi-2.
Newark. \ G!anakopulas. e rex American