The New York herald., 1922-01-22
In Poor Condition and I'm
able to Make Impression
at Morningside Games.
FINISHES A BAD THIRD
Aided by Handicap Event
Goes to La Vim, a Brook
lyn Schoolboy.
A. A. U. TITLE FOR PLANT
Takes Two Mile Walk in Easy
Fashion-Racing Luck
Beats Campbell.
FINISHES A BAD THIRD
A. A. U. TITLE FOR PLANT

The debut of Jackson V. Scholz, on,
time star sprinter OF tie Universit,
of Missouri, in the colors of the New
York a. G. in the games Of the Morn
ingside A. G.. at the Twenty-secon.
Regiment was by no means an aus
picious one. IIe started in the frs
and performed SO poorly that he faile'
to finish among the competitors wh'
qualified for the semi-finals.
ScEolz was far from being in th'
best OF racing condition. He carrie,
quite bit of fat, and lacked his usua
snappy action. Scholz, who startc'
from scratch. finished in third place
two yards back of the second man
G. La Vim of Poly Prep won the event
with X. McAllister third.
BY grace of liberal handicap tho
team of De La Sale Institute was sn
ablcd to win the one nile medley relay
race for high and preparatory schools
The De La Sale quartet had the limit
allowance of eighty yards, and the,
made the most Of Il. Their margin o
victory over the second team. which
represented De Witt Clinton Higf
School and which started from scratch
was only five yards.
Walk Goes to Plant.
William Plant of the Morningside A
G. added another championship to his
alrsady long string when he won the
two mile Metropolitan A. A. y. It'll,
walk. He breasted rhe worsted quar-.
ter of lap ahead of William Rolkei
of the New York A. c.. the secont
man.
Thomas Campbell. Yale's crack middl,
distance runner ran a slasfing good rae,
in the 600 yard handicap event and jus
failed to win. Starting from scratcl
and conceding big handicaps to a bi,
field, he was frequently pocketed ant
Knocked off his stride. Despite thest
disadvantages he came with a cycloni,
rush at the end, and was beaten by onl,
one foot. The winner of the race, J
Rocklein OF Loughlin, who had an allow
ance of twenty-five yards. covered thu
distance in ] :l3 As. Campbell wa,
clocked in / IA. The indoor record I.
;13 2-5, made by Tom Halpin in 4
scratch race.
Campbell Had Bad Luck.
Campbell's performance is n far bet
ter performance than Halpin's from 4
time standpoint when one considers tn.
difficulties under which he labored from
start to finish.
Columbia Universitys first team
scored an easy victory in the one ant
one-quarter mile intercollegiate rela,
race. The wearers OF the Blue ano
White passed the point twenty-five
yards In advance of the Fordham quar-.
tet. which finished second. Walter Hig-
gins. star runner Of Columbia, although
suffering from an attack Of tonsillitis
took part and ran the half in 2:0i Is.
big Field I'm Relay.
Thirteen teams, each composed OF four
men. participated in the one mile handi-
cap relay race. 1t was the largest field
seen In an event of this character in
many seasons. There was much crowd
ing on the turns, but all the runners
somehow to avoid falling.
The result OF the race was a surprise
because first prize fell to the lot Of the
New York Athletic Clubs first team.
which was in receipt Of handicap of
~ yards. The second team of the same
organization, made up Of star perform
ers, was second. This quartet started
from scratch. encountered many obsta-
cies, overcame most OF them and ran a
race.
Scratch men In the other track events
Jared badly. Big events brought about
this condition. They caused much inter-
ference, which prevented the back mark
from striding along in their best
style.
The Summa rics.
100 Yard Dash CHandicap) First heat won
by j. Furlinger. Paulist A. G. Is yards)
il. jackson. Glencoe A. O. az yards). sec-
by J. Gibson. Holy Name Boys Club 90
yards); O. Dickey. st. Christopher's Club
% yards). second. Time. 10 2-5 seconds.
y NJ. q. a. nv -yards); J. mcconnell, ST.
Anselms A.. @. l5M yards). second. Time.
10 2-5 seconds. Fourth heat won by r. Nc.
CELLS Astey West G'ssGs sGs T. G ysrds e. s5 J. ya1ss Ts
second. Time. 10 20 seconds. Fifth heat
won by @. La Win. Poly Prep a yards1 I;
5; s. Tes'a, Paulist A. c. q YARDS. second.
r. Dawkins. unattached (5h yards) w.
Inrham. st. Anselm's A. G. Is yards). sec
ond. Time, 10 3-5 seconds. Seventh heat
won by. J. Bragg. st. Christopher's A. G..
q yards): J. Lewis. Columbia University
- yards), second. Time. 10 3-5 seconds.
Final heat won by La Win, McAllfster Sec
ond, Burgess third. Time. 10 2-5 seconds.
One Mile Medley Relay Race (rIandicap)-
Non by De La Sale Institute ('r. Darcy, y.
Iynes. +. McClain and T.. Swnburne), so
ards: De Witt Clinton High School Cook.
Handy, Atlas and Galabin). scratch, Sec
md: George Washington High School IL.
Mcnamara. w. McCuloch. s. Rosenberg
IND j.. Kaplan). 80 yards. third Time. 3:43.
'fwo Mile Metropolitan A. A. ". Champion
'h,p Walk-Won by william Plant. Morning
Hide \. q. William Rolier, New York A. g..
'e.ond; ~, Teddy Neuendorfer. unattached,
600 Yard Run CTIandicap)-Final heat won
W j. Rocklein, Loughlin Lyceum (25 yards)
Thomas Campbell, Yale University (scrntch),
econd; X; Johnson. Princeton University G4
ardD. third: Time. f:f3 As.
one ana One-quartcr Mile intercollegiate
lrst team (Koppisch. Gracb, Marzolf and
liPEinsb; Fordham University (whesrty,
Veison. Brane and Woods), second: Coiun'
,ia University's second team Moore. Brin-
terhoff, Carroll and Schluter), third. Time,
600 Yard Run (rfandicap)-First heat won
" j. NJ. Ryan, Paulist A. G. "a yards): J.
lunne, Pauist A. G. rf yards) second
Time. - 3-5 seconds. Second heat won bv
|. Benz. Morningside A. c. 16 yards); g.
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