The New York herald., 1922-01-29
FLYING PARSON wins
1000 YARD SPECIAL
Harold Cutbill Beats Quartet
in Feature at Brooklyn
College Games.

For the second time within as many
years Harold G. Cutbill, the flying
New England parson, wearing the
colors Of the Boston A. A., won the
Brooklyn College 1000 yard run at
the annual indoor games Of that in
stitution Of learning at tie Twenty
third Regiment Armory in Brooklyn
last night
He brea sted the tape twelve yards
ahead of James j. Connolly or George
town University. who beat John r. Sell
lers of the New York A. c. by Ave yards.
Sellers was ten yards ahead Of Michael
A. Devanney Of the Millrose A. A. Sgd
ney Leslie OF the New York A. c., the
other starter, quit after racing three
laps
Cutbill. who registered his triumph be-
fore capacity crowd, won in circum-
stances quite different a year ago. Then
he jumped away in the lead and never
let the others get within real close hail
ing distance OF him. Last night he was
a bit more sociable with the other menl-
bers Of the field. He stepped along with
them or only slightly in advance until
entering the last lap. Here he darted to
the front with q rush and was never
again headed.
EARLY Pace Slow.
The pace during the early stages of
the race was very slow. Alternate pace
makers were Cutbill, Connolly and Sell
crs. Connolly had lead Of five yards
passing the third lap. He was enabled
to get so large margin at that point
because Leslie stumbled and caused a
1rt 10 tn1, afx,,c,a
and the others back. Cutbill now has
two legs on the cup offered to the man
finishing first in three runnings of the
event. Another victory will give him
permanent possession of the trophy.
Poly Prep's first team finished first
In the one mile interscholastic relay
race, but did not receive any award. The
Dyker Heights runners were disquali-
fled on techndcality. Craig La Vim.
their star sprinter and anchor man. lost
his baton. He made no effort to re-
trieve il, but continued to race. He was
Immediately disqualified. His teammates
automatically suffered the same fate.
The disqualification gave first place to
the team of De La Sale Institute, which
finished second.
Penn Runners In Front.
University of Pennsylvania runners
outfooted their opponents In tho one mile
intercollegiate relay race. They won by
six yards from the quartet of Rutgers
College. ssr
II. Lewis, the representative of Penn
sylvania, on the first relay was quicker
than the others In leaving his mark at
the start. He was closely followed by
X. Reeves of Rutgers College.
Lewis set sizzling pace. 1t enabled
h 1t.-xt a. lrAA~z - - A.
were unable to keep step with it. He
turned over a lead OF six yards to G..
Meredith, who took up the running for
Penn on the second relay. ]. Holden
and L. Brown. the other members of the
team. maintained this advantage during
their turns on the track.
The summaries:
$50 Yard Interclass Relay Face for Junior
Teams lss nS,c. Of RroOklyn PrspaSa,ory School
Rec. J. Quinn and J. Cush). % yards: Glass
! (W. Noonan. A. Flynn, L. Walsh and
1r. CisrS Try sv yarqs; second; rd lass 90
nor,, third. Time. I'm. ~ 2-5s.
20 Yard Dash ehandicap)-Tirst heat won
by J. Mcconnell. st. Anseim's A. c. (i2 ftJ;
Roy Morse. Salem Crescent A. c. @ ftD.
second: time. 2-5s. Second heat won by
5;hr Jshn Dune. Paulist a. c: q7 ft3: Joseph
end; time. 9 lbs. Third heat won BY !.
Isggart. West Side Y. N. c. A. (6 ft.)
raul Davis, unattached G2 ft), second;
kins. unattached az feet); Craig La vim,
Poly Prep Is ft). second; time, It's. Fifth
heat won by Harold b. Lever. University OF
L.nnsylvania lscratch); Carlos Figueroa, ST.
s5s Sixth heat won BY ,' g. cooss sfoos 1l%e
lyn A. A. 15 ft); Robert r. McAIlister,
Glencoe a. G. e yards). second time. 7Ss.
Seventh heat won, by Roland Bloch. New
= rSrk Uni University or ~; T. Wood. 81.
8 1-5s. Eighth heat won by j. Bragg ST
Christopher A. G: u5 ft.l; Thomas Lomas.
New York 9. 90 ~, second; time,
second: Dawkins. third; time, 8 1-5s.S
$50 Yard Relay Race for Teams~of Jesuit
Iiigh and Preparatory Schools fscratch)-
Edwards. y. SHED. T. Harriron and H. Ham M
team (J. Bowen. T. baltimore, A. Mulianey
and ~ o,connorl second; Brooklyn Prepara-
knrey. J. Dolan and j.. eaundcrs) third
Time. minute 80 3-5 seconds.
i40 Yard Pun for Nov!ces--won by James
a. Dalton. unattached: 7. T.. Mitchell st
Jerome's A. c.. second: Charles zobcl. New
York University. third. Time, % 1-5 seconds
One 1ntersoholastic Relay Racs Cffandicap)
8 Baronaysky. =. Hynef and y. swinburnej
scratch: 81. Augrstine's Academy Cv Rice
j. Slevin. G.. Eastment and r. Ansbro). 35
yards. second; Fordham Preparatory School
III. Hammer, j. Shea, T. Harrison and ].
Lc Fcvre) third. Time, 2 minutes 80 seconds
Brooklyn Colegs 900 Yard Run (scratci)
Won BY Harold Cutbl. Boston A. A.:
cnd; John Y. Sellers, New York A. c.. third
Time, minutes ~ Az seconds.
$40 Yard Run for Members OF the f0sth
Company L $50 yards) : II. BartoId. conpany;
II coo yards) second; W. Murphy. Company
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