The New York herald., 1922-11-02
INDOOR TRACK MEET
CURTAIN Is RAISED
Women Compete in Four of
Eight Open Events in
Net Life Games.

The curtain was raised on the indoor
A. A. U. track athletic season last night
at the old Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory
with a meet held jointly by the Metro
politan Life Insurance A. A. and the
165th Infantry Women athletes were
accorded the hononr of having TOUR Oh
the eight open events of the program
reserved for them, the first time that
,hey are competing unuder the super
vision of the A. A Z. on board floor.
. The feature event for men, l'oVo
yard invitation run, was won by John D.
Barnes. the former Boys Club star, VINO
comneted unattached. He finished with
an advantage of five yards over Charles
Reagan of the St Anselm's A. q, the
metropolitan Junior indoor champion at
the distance. while William X. sullivan
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance A. "A.
brought up the rear. Elliot BalIestier vi
the knights of st. Anthony quit on the
fourth lap after vainly trying to wrench
the lead from Beagen, who set tne pace,
Barnes ran in last place until the oeii
lap. The summaries:
176 YARDS DASH-For novice runners OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance a. A. won ant
bv Wiilia Byrnes. Lloyd Seymour. sec
ond; Charles Schneeweis. tliru' i'''e
60 YARD DASH-For women ethployees ~, "
Won by Miss Marion Crabtree Miss Ran
della Sawyer. second; Miss Mary 1reef'
co YARD DAsH-For A. A; U. women sth-
letes Won by Miss Mary Atherton' Bridge-
port A. CT; Miss Edith Huffman brioge
port A. c., second: Miss Florence Mehz'
Prudential Insurance Company of Newark
third. Time. 10 seconds.
GOO YARD RUN-For men employees OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. won
by Lawrence Cahill, Richard Siebert, sec
ond: Franklin Dolen, third. Time, :21 l-o.
$50 YARD RuN-For members OF the l63th
Infantry. novice. Won by Private John
Wsconpel. Company b: Sergeant Peter
Toy. Company d. second; Private John
Toner Company 1 ~ third Time ~ 2s ,stth a,5
Infantry, handicap. Won BY Private f.. +.
Hochter. Company 90 yards) Private
s Malon " Gompa1y R,1 GodaS CscrH'cn}f secohd Ts
third. Time, 36 4-5 seconds.
44o YARD RUN-For A. A. U. athletes
neers: nesrst r. 6. Hayes. % unattached % second si
Arthur Thompson, unattached, third. Time
FouR LAP RELAY-For teams composed
OF A. A. U. women athletes. Won by VAL
cour Club Misses Marion McCartie
blanche Dixon. Alice Kelly. Rose Fisher. !.
Prudential Insurance Company (AIisses
Alice Adams. Gladys Booth, Hazel Kirk.
Minnie Walbert). second Bridgeport A. G..
first team (Misses Martha Mugan. Edith
tultnan, jeanette Leech' Carrie Gerald).
1000 YARD INVITATION RUN-For A. A.
u. athletes. Won by John j. Barnes, unat-
tached; Charles Beagen. st. Alselm's "A.
O., second; William r. Sullivan, Metro
politan Life Insurance A. A., third. Time,
ONE MILE RELAY (for teams OF A. A. u.
men-Won by Morningside A. c. first
team tFcldstein.t Chankin Beadernan and
Brundage), 90 yards second Jersey Ha ar-
riers go yards); third. ST. Anselm's Sec
ond tear1 go yards) Time, 7 81 Is. ST
Anselm's first team finished first but was
disqualified for fouling.
ONE MILE INTER COMPANY RELAY (for
teams OF 1GJth InfantryD-Won by Compa ny
III: second, Headquarters Company; third
Company c. Time. 4:55 80
ONE MILE RELAY 0or teams of employees
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance COY
Won by Ordinary Department: second
Actuary Department: third. Group Depart :
ment. Time, 4 :0i 3-5.
TWO MILE RUN (for A. A. u men haudl-
capl-Won by Will am Goodwin unattached
(l25 yards) second. Walter Kinsella ST
Anselm's A. G. O75 yards): third. VIM.
Deegan. 81. Anselm's A. c. Gao yards).
Time. 0:33
THRowINA BASKET BALL tfor A. A. 4.
girls. scralch)-Won by Miss Rose Fisher
Nalcour Club. y. Y. 20 feet iOss inches
second. Miss Esther Behrind, Prudential
Insurance Company, Newark - feet a.
inches; third, Miss Adelaide Gehrig, New
York Turn Verein. ~ feet 2s Inches.