New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Ray and Other
Western Stars
In Many Meets
r,r Sets of Games Here
'' This Week and Till c
Struggle i'll Buffalo
By lack Masters

N, cr indoor crack and field clas
aVY>'' There Is no reason to heNov
- .lis season viii see q change Il
,as s,tuatioa. Cor no less than four set
'ss ~snes are scheduled for this week
v .sbich many champions and record
s,.ders viii compete.
Tse sensational performances q
10 N;llrose ~ a. meet in MAIDS sol
- -. Garden last Wedne sdav. whcr,
..,-ds were toppled r.gnt and left. pU
~. ,oliowers o. thss sport IN mos
.a.sn,ive mood ana it would not b'
.s,nrising If the present season turn,
-. ~ be the greatest IN the histor,
.; athletics
Practically all OF the Western star.
~ra cane on for the Mllrosc game,
s;i, remain in this vicinity until tn,
- of this month and thus tebruar,
r.nears destined to De the open season
~ undoine the work Of those WI,
.o-,ni,e the official record books.
when YOU SPEAK of records YOU nl'
..s athletic f.n whore he lives ane
,,seuise il is the ambition OF every
auth who has ever competed TO hav,
,;snsme written INTO the yearly band
cook so the combination is happy
one.
Ray d Popular Hero
2 yeuars's $1,000 club. the Newark
ATTIC Club. viii start the week s ac-
tsi,jes over in the lst Regiment Ar
-no-v tomorrow evening, and if Joie
Raw has not been ''over-entertained .
hv his admirers in Boston, where he
an last night, the chesty little West
erner Will be the feature attraction
Raw has always been one OF the great
est drawing cards IN the game and
since his record smashing race last
Wednesday it : safe to say that he
The mos. popular athlete in the coun
There are two metropolitan cnam-
3icnship events on the program Of the
Newark Games the winners OF which
will be selected to represent New York
y the senior national indoor chan .
oionships at Buffalo next SatuIdav y
light The balance Of the team hes
.lresdy been announced. So much for
Jersey
On Wednesday tnc college and a.
L. L. stars Will sport their silks and
10 their medal hunting closer 70 home.
for the scene viii be transferred to the
ed Regiment Armory, Washingtc n
Heights. where the sixth annual COZ
clave of the Samaclar A. A. will oc
cupy the boards
The colleges represented here viii he
Pennsylvania. Princeton, Lehigh, Yale.
Lafayette, Rutgers. Cornell. Columbia,
Harvard and New York University. 1t
IS expected that about ten men from
each Of these Institutions will partic;-
70 +ha h,;
,ercollegiate medley relay race.
There will he three scratch invit.~
ion events. ono at 800 yards, ora at
900 yards and the other at 1900
meters. The metropolitan 1oO-yard
dash and half mile relay championsh hip
1acss are also 20 be contested
Bernie Wefers jr., Loren Murchison.
Vic Graeb, Gus Desch, Bob McAllister
and host OF other sprint stars viii
start in the short race, while Larry
Brown, Tom Campbell. Mike Devan
aey and others are entered in the
housand. Joie Ray has signed on the
ioited line and VIII parade in The
1,oO0-meter affair.
A two-day lull follows the Samaclar
canes, in which time it is believed
he athletes viii have had sufficient
rest for the meets which will take
place on saturday. The YorAvlle
Athletic League viii entertain in the
III Regiment Armory with closed
es Of games, while the Knights OF
&. Anthony will hold their annual
srruyal in the 2Sd Regiment Armory,
Brooklyn
At the same time the annual strug-
7'e TOR the senior national titles will
De staged N Buffalo. This meet is
-sually held here, but the upstate folk
vent the limit in bidding for it and
opped the Inducements offered by ths
ocal association Of the a. A. |. By
! vide margin.
All OF The men WHO won titles in the
re'ent metropolitan championship and
nose who win the events to be de-
.lded N the interim Will MAKE the jour-
~ey and old Father Knickerbocker can
.e't assured that his interests viii be
veil taken care Of.
New Relay Record Expected
IT IS N the title meet that at least
ne new American record is expected
% ''Ke q tumble. / refer to the one
'Ad-seven-e eighths-miles medley relay
.s scs' The record Of 1:3S 2-5 made in
.sii . ov an all-New York team COM
gVs9o = oil r. Z. McNally eco YARDS, }.
-, hosehoerger 40 yards). j. 7. Sui
ivan -. 'eSo yards and a. R. Kiviat Zone
'ase very likely to fall into the
s.os OF the team which will sport the
p's o. Columbia University, which
on y, me title las, year.
mere Is how it figures out: Vic
"ssp va gan cover 22o yards in O:23 3-5.
-na nus recent race behind Loren
,.s.en'son, who shatterd the Coward
=. lean record wish the Columbia boy
- MS shoulder, indicates that Vic is
~ shape koppish won the quarter
, m me' title last week in o:5l So.
.;,,s SeeA oefore he captured the 50O-yard
,u.e IA l:O2A5, and Marzozlf has re-
r.;,a'eoly raced the half mile a frac-
=. ,sn - uhqer 2;o1. Walter Higgins is
~ 'n.. We helght Of hls brilliant career
49, -, nc" and can turn a mile in 4:2o,
"-Tnn.Ag al OF his own pace.
sne NorAlngside Heights bows have
- ,sem ''aiAing for this race with q view
r,,s.n ss."naasning the old mark for the last
"A .n ,t ana have confined their races
~ @ .ae distances which they will have
ss. .Th next Saturday Allowing each
~. .v's OF leeway. or rather assuming
n ,y .ney viii not run quite as fast as
hsre. i gaS' performances, here is what we
~ ~ yards-e;rs.h
.,s M yaFds-Kopp,sA -.'''''-..' az ~
~. sards-Marzolf 9N1
- mie-Eiesins ''''''''' ~ ~
sls,s1ss. sl1s 'ne team should complete the
,a.ee ,Toss9sef IN 1:S7 fat. which is one and
Inc ''..hs .a under the old mark. Bar
slipn,~s ~scloents, such as jostling and
re- ~s ,ss on the turns, it is difficult to
stare ".al VIII prevent the Columbis
.ad - rom attaining their objective.
lash" we race race Is surely going to be q
'eorg'e Daley Is Given