The New York herald., 1922-01-26

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the.second or sixty yard heat by a foot.
end the final number at seventy yards
by two feet. McAllister. who was
penalized for breaking to a false start.
was penalized one yard In the seventy
yard event. He closed very fast, and
with an even start might have won.
Devaney Tries Hard.
Michael Devaney. the veteran winner
of the Millrose A. A., ran a sparkling
race from scratch. but it was not quite
good enough to win. Second prize was
his portion of the awards. With better
racing luck he would probably have won,
for he suffered much from interference all
through the running. He was repeatedly
bumped and thrown off his stride, but
despite these difficulties he came like a
streak when he got clear course In the
last hundred yards. The race was won
by +. A. Taylor Of tho Jersey Harriers
who had the big handicap Of fifty-two
yards.
Walter Koppisch, Columbia Univer-
sity's nirnble footed track performer
staged q stunning surprise when he won
the 500 yard Metropolitan A. A. U.
championship race from field OF un-
usual excellence. Sydney Leslie OF the
New York A. G. was second and william
Stevenson of Princeton University, the
national quarter mile champion, third.
Because Of the narrow track, which
measured nine laps to the mile, the run
ners did not have the benefit of individ-
ual lanes.
Decided I'm Four Heats.
In order to give each contestant fair
chance to show his best the event was
run in three heats, four men competing
H., o,h ,v nf the NaW York
A. c., won the first heat, with Walter
Koppisch second. Stevenson finished
first in the second heat. with Leslie sec
ond.
Koppisch used fine generalshIp in both
his trial and In the final. In his pre-
lininary heat he was content to take
second to Sellers, who was unplaced In
the deciding heat
In the final heat the Columbia run
ner got the jump on the others at the
start and set u fast pace. Soon he had
a lead of about five yards. This ad-
vantage he maintained until the final
hundred yards. when Leslie and Steven
son tried hard to overtake him. In
this they failed, but they did succeed in
reducing his lead. Leslie particularly
made gallant finish He was only
two yards back Of the winner at the
close Stevenson was about the same
distance DaCk OF l<eSllc.
The summarizes
70 Yard Handicap-Tlrst heat won by Jo-
seph A. Gibson. Holy Name Boys Club dS
feet); III. Jackson. Glencoe A. @. Us feet.
second. Time. seconds.
Second heat won by J. Burgess. West Side
Y Nj. G. A. of New York (13 feeD Murray
Pels, Glencoe A. 9. (S feeD, second. Time,
seconds.
Third Heat--won by Thornton Wood st.
Christtophers Club 90 feet); II. Servis.
Knights of st. Anthony (16 feet), second.
Time. seconds.
Fourth Hcat-won by J. swindel. West
Side Y. NJ G. A. of New York G5 feet); J..
w. Hallock. unattached Is feeD, second.
Time. 2-5 seconds.
Fifth Heat--won by Andrew Pendelton.
Alpha Physical Club g fecD Romeo Sau-
veur. Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum u5 feet),
second. Time, seconds.
Final Heat-won by Gibson; Burgess. Sec
ond jackson, third. Time. seconds.
1000 Yard Run. Handcap-Won by +. A.
Taylor. Jersey Harriers (52 yards): Michael
A. Devaney. Millrose A. A. (scratchl. sec
ond: s. Bennett. ST. Anselm's A. c.. t92
A. G. (3S yards). fourth. Time. 2:10 10.
| 600 Yard Run for Novices-Won by J. +.
Lange. Jr.. 1o6th Infantry; Edward slaut-
| ter. Columbia University. second: J. Gibson.
Bloomfield Catholic Club, third. Time.
one Mile Relay Race for High and Pre-
paratory Schools-Won by Dc La Sale Insti-
tute 1T. Darcy. d. Hynes. R. Swinburne and
S. Baronavsky); Central High School of New
ark IN. Mulgan. b. Farrow. b. Koplin and
j.. Popowitz). second; ST. Benedict's Prep
School OF Newark (Thomas Kelly. John Gal
! iagher. Thomas Mitchell and Joseph Ryan,
third. Time. 3 :45 3-5.
| 800 Yard Run (Handicapl-First heat won
by Charles Mccormick. st. Bonaventure.s
| Lyceum (16 yards) A. Benz. Morningside
A G. G6 yards), second. Time. 33 80 Sec
Second Heat-won by L. Bennett. ST. An
seims A. G. G2 yards); Charles Retry
samaclar A.. c. ps yards). second Time.
Third Heat-won by H. sevis, knights Of
ST. Antony us yards): Frank De soa.
Loushlin Lyceum az yards). second. Time
Fourth Heat-won by Michael schulnick
| Brooklyn Asa. (iT yards): l.. weiner. Morn.
ingside A. G. do yardS. second. Time Sa
Final ; Hsat,wen .S Sy Rety; Bennett; emmett Sec
Of Knights Of Columbus (Handicap)-won
| by Lexington Council (Arthur Reilly. A. Mel
ysrd,; ys i,a Greanwicn % Council a@ tAndrew ReiiS
| Harold Cunningham. Harry Griffin and
| Stephen Baronovsky). SO yards. second; Star
iSnesra, '' W. F. Lyme Lynch and L. Lloyd. 81
| yards. third. Time. 3m. 9s lbs.
Two Mile Run. Handicap-Won by l.. $. De
| witt. Glencoe A. 9. 13o yards) 4 John Co.'S
| tello. Paulist A. G.. (1f5 yards). second: John
Gaughan. Morningside A. G. uS0 yards)
third. Time. $3.50 a-h.
500 Yard Run for the Championship of the
Metropolitan A. A. U.-First heat. won by
| John r. Sellers New York A. c.: Walter
Koppisch. Columbia University, second. Time.
/ 1 :03 3-5. Second heat won by William Stew
enson, Princeton University: Sydney Leslie.
New York A. c., second. Time. 1 or 2-5.
Final heat won by Koppisch; Leslie. second !:
Stevenson. third; Sellers. fourth. Time.
| I :02 is.
One Mile Relay Race for A. A. U. Teams.
Handicap-won by st. Anselm's A. C. (vin-
cent Isaiiy. Charles Beagan. II. Bayer and
l.. Bcnnett). 81 Yards; MornIngside A. G.
i q. weinor. David Getter. John Boiling and
Harry Branerman). " yards. third. Time.
3:34.
Medley Relay Race for Teams Composed OF
| Members of st. Josephs Catholic Club.
| Scratcli--Won by team No. (Capt. ]. Bren-
men, J. Mcconnell. J. Fuery and J. Louns-
bury team No. (Capt. j. Smith, G. Stern.
A. Denfrey and w. Cosgrovc). second: team
| No. = (Capt. A. Miller. w. Gillespie and @.
| Rawding). third. Time. 3: AT 3-5.
Point Score--St. Anselms A. c., 10 points
Glencoe A. O.. points.
| Invitation Scratch Race. Run In Three
Heats. One at so Yards. Another at go Yards
and the Third at 20 Yards-First Heat obs
tance 10 Yards)---won by Bernie Wefers,
New York A. c.: Robert IL. McAllister. Glen.
coe A. c.. second: Edward Gourdin. Harvard
University. third; Time : s.5 seconds
McAllster, second: Clarence II. Mcf<im
Princeton University. third. Time. s-5 sec
onds.
hiisetf KnIsSts Of ST. Antony. third. Time. o.;
seconds.
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