New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Double Victory
Gives Western
Star 90 Points
Ioe Moore Is Second. Will,
80 Points: Miss Gladys
Robinson Sets Record

lake PLACID. y. Y Feb. 9.-With
..,.s, noi,,ts to his credit. William
S.c,rme,z. Of Chicago. recent winner
= the International Skating champion
~, 3. Saranac Lake. is leading a
rroup OF FIVE champions for the coveted
e.tle of amateur SKATING ace OF Amer
"a. 70 bc awarded The winner Of the
Isae Placid diamond trophy champion
ship. which opened here to-day.
Steinrctzs nearest competitor IS
1oe Moore. of New York, a former ln-
terna:ionsl champion ard recent WIN
rer Of tho Canadian national title, who
has thirty points. Roy McWhirter. of
Chicago. has twenty-five points and
Charles Jcwtraw. Of Lake Placid, five.
which were earned when he and Nc
Whirter ted for third place in the
nile. Charles German. Of st. John,
y. B.. failed 20 score.
Steinmetz won his points by captur-
ing first place in thc 2-o-yard dash
and the mile. In both or these events
Big BLY, demonstrated beyond
doubt that his recent victory IN the
International event was we'll earned.
In addition to tying with Jc"traW or
third place IN the mile New hlrtcr TN
shed second in the 22o-yard dash. Joe
Moore finished shird in the dash and
second place IN the m'io-
Torsman Tied for Silver Cup
Ir the senior events of the Lake
Placid silver cup championship Paul
Forsman. Of New York. ard Richard
Donovan. Of St. Paul. are tied with
thirty points each. Eddie Glostcr. o.
Toronto. and Harry kaskey. of Chit
cago, have twenty points each, and les
lie Boyd. Of Lake Placid. and Gus Fetz,
OF Chicago. ten points cacn.
In an exhibition try at the 220-yard
dash. Miss Gladys Robinson. Of Toron-
70, succeeded IN establishing new
worlds record for women OF % As sec.
onds clipping | l-6 seconds of trc
tine Of 25 seconds made by Rose John.
son. Of Chicago, at Lake Placid. in both
1920 and 1921.
Time made in the senior events Of
the silver cup championships was uni
tornly fast, Forsman winning the 900
yard dash in - 3-5 seconds. Is Of q
second better than Stoinmetz. who made
it in the diamond trophy event in 10
%-5 seconds
Ray Murray Is Beaten
In the junior events Jack Shea. Of
Lake Placid. international twelve-vear-
old champion. plainly demonstrated ms
superiority over Ray Murray, Of New
York. and Wesley Cham 1agne. Platts-
burg, new juvenile star. when ha
rompcd across the line ten fee. in the
lead in the 900 final. His brother F,,.
gene. International junior ten-vear
champion. was an easy winner in the
220 for that class.
The summarizes:
.2c-ysrd dash Lal7o Placid diamond
tIophy)-Won hv William Steinrnetz Chi-
eaeo; Roy MeWhirtor. Chicago. second
man s.. John =. &, fourth. Charles Jew
,iaw Lake Placid. fifth Time o:le IS
One miie-Won by William Steinmetz.
Cncaso ,,.,, zoe Moore, New York, second
tIaw. Lake Placid. tied for third place.
Time ass.
,2o-yard dasn G.ake Placid silver cup
championships for seniors Won by Paul
Forsman. New York Eddie Gloster. To-
reNo, second Lesle Boyd, Lake P!acie
third Time. ol9 3-5.
r. Isrse.qua ter,'nii lie - Won hy Richard
srsgo second, Gus Fetz, Chicago third.
sss-yard dash Gake Placid silver cup
Championships for juniors, fo- boys OF
Twelve Years. Won by Jack Shea. Lake
Placid, Raymond Murray New York. sec
on4 Wesley Champagne, Plattsburg third.
Tine, 0 22 4-5
2ityard dash tfor boys Of ten years)-
Won by Eugene Shea. Lake Placid Philip
Proctor. Lake Placid. second E!vey ISet
tsrs. Lake Placid. third. Time o:25 a-5
Ho-ya'd dash tsixteen- year class) Won
y Lionel Norton. Lake Placid. Maurice
cogan. Cleveland. second Harold Fortune
Lake Placid, third. Ttmo 0:i0
NJ one, haif mile fourteen-year ciass)
Pinch. Lake Placid, second Kenneth Ran
call Lake Placid third Time "a, -