The New York herald., 1922-01-31
UPSETS ATP.S.A.L
SKATING CARNIVAL
Murray Beats Kahn, Intercity
Star. and Brown Defeats
Elementary Notables.

Now kings of schoolboy skaters were
crowned at the 1Sist Street Ice Palace
last night. The occasion was the an
nual championship skating races of the
J.. S. A. l.. The contestants represented
elementary and Junior and senior hlgl:
schools.
One Of the surprises OF the meet was
provided by Raymond Murray OF p. s..
No. 10. OF Manhattan, when he de-
faated Arnold Kahn. schoolmate, In
the quarter mile race for pupils Of
elementary schools Kahn who In a
members Of the inter-city team. was the
popular choice. He failed TO race to ex-
pectations Murray got the jump on his
noted opponent al the start and dashed
into the lead. With clear field and
racing along ia fpc style he went over
tho line a winner by fifteen yards.
Gilbert Brown OF p. S. No. as of The
Bronx furnished an upset In the half
mile race for elementary -c'ioolboys OF
unlimited weight. Despite the fact that
his chances of winning were lightly re-
garded by the experts he clearly outgen-
craled and outskatod the moro favored
ones and captured first prize with ten
yards to spare. Tho summaries
40 Yard Championship Rscc tor pupils OF
tlcmcnt"ty schools Weighing 100 pounds aud
~ ;. No. 10 OF Manhaitani Raymond
N.srause; = s.. No ~ OF rhc Bronx second
Hcchi j. &. No. 'a' q Of The Sp BronS S EGrss Ess
Mels. +. s, No. ~ Of Manhattan. second.
limc. ! ~ 20. Third hesi-wor by Arnold
es E. 20 no S q o. ~ s1Si,s9 nrsot'Sn J. .olsDs B0s
me-. 200 -. Fourth htat-Won b. Car
n1oli SNOW. =. s. NO, 100 Of Manhattan:
.,cond. Time, 1909 %. Fifth heai-won by
John kuggles. r. s. No 15s Of Manhattan;
seaond rs@s csrTI2 TIga T. oo No. 20 % nrookIyn.
iiscnt,. fourth: Time, o:5a IS.
$50 iard Championship Race (for pupil-
~ y, elementary schools % ullfnitca weight
ifst hcat-Won by Osgooj Halstead, H. y
90. ~ of The The Bronx Gilbert Brown. r. s.
tccond heat--Won ny Raphael Rcisman. T. s.
NO ~ OF Brooklyn; Edward Van Cleef,
$; No. 80 OF Brooklyn, second Tirne.
berg. r. $. No 100 OF Manhattan: Rober,
I,afnn y. No 2 OF hrooklyn. aecond.
Tine, Tine. oi5T 90 ,'insl hsst-won BY Brown:
is5i -, The distance ~ each heat was re,
sigicted JJc 70 quarter Of 2 milo.
OF Elementary schools WEIGHING rs Pounds
First heat won by William Towner. T. g.
No. le ot Tho Bronx Rowan Heferty. y. a.
NO. ~ OF Manhattan, second. Time. 90 80.
Second heat won by Raymond Lyons ~ T.
8. No. 1870 of Manhattan; Maurice Coghian,
Y. $. No. >. of Manhattan. second Time.
.o2 Third heat won by William Brown. No.
lGG ~ Manhattan; George Ruth =. S. No.
~ OF The Bronx, second Time. ! 90 roarth
heat won by Richard Brown. y. y. No. q,
OF Brooklyn: Paul Rice. y. s. No. iGG of
Manhattan. second. Time. 20 Final heat
Won by Lyons. Coghlsn secod Towner. third.
Time. 2:0i ID. In tho preliminary heats the
contestants were required to skate only n
quarter of~a mile.
$50 Yard Championship Race tfor students
n junior high schoolsl--Flrst hrat-Won by
teorEe usry. George Washinrton High
school: Robert ingram, George Washington
heat--Won by Sylvester Cypresa, George
Washington High School C.. Patrick, Towns
end Harris Hall !Iigh School. second Time.
ct5T f-J. Third hsat--Won by Richard Klein.
George Washington High scheol; ~. Epstein,
Morris High school, second. Time. 0;56 3-I.
FINAL heat--Won by Cypress. Usry, second
Ingram. third. Time, 200 2-5 The heats
were restricted IN n quarter of mile.
one Milo Championship Race Cfor students
" senior high scioolal-rirst heat-Won by
Louis A,pern, Morris High school; Ted
Time, I .532a second heat-Won by Arthur
llarnett. High School ~ Commerce. N. Ham
nond. Dc witt Clinton High School second
! ine. I 53 f.5. l'hird hcat-won by Joseph
C;oidcnbesg, Gcorea Washlngton High School;
Rein. Stuyvesant High school, second
Tlme. 90 t-h. Final hcat-Won by Rein
Iia rnett SECOND. Alpern. third: Goidenberg
fourth Tifnc 9.f" t-i. Tho heats were re-
etrcted 10 half a mile.