New-York tribune., 1922-03-05

Although eHSi~
81 an the card, only few more
e e., hazards would have made the
~ -. an ideal course. As it was, many
: : sbe boys could have used steel
n advantage, so wet was the
w ~ from numerous leaks in the roof
1 the srmory
r.a fair will 90 down in history as
3. uos. unfair title tests ever held.
-. ~ ~ course. was not the fault of
ih's' asr;als hut chargeable direct to
'as ~ v.rslessness of those who control
.ss .ss armory for the state.
nc vr;s perlman, of New York Jniver-
=. s',s .,or the final of the 300-yard run
ss.' ~ the simple reason that 1t was a
sr..man race. R. Georgi, of the N. Y.
o''' : was second. about fifty yards
~ Z. ~ Bert Maycock. Princeton, was
oasai sss.a snd the fourth and only other
.s.,s .s.st,r was Walter Paulist A. c. Perl
sss. .sn thank the terrible condition of
So sasA track ,s for his easy but undeserved
ss.tay - for Georgi, Maycock and
rmsu,sy rswnsy crashed to the floor together
:, .he famous "watery turn"
Record water Jump"
When they untangled themselves this
.,,o caye chase, but theirs was a hope
,..s task. In announcing the time Bill
po,sbach aptly termed it "a new rec
a,d for the water jump"
Only two men finished in the first
4, -
:liuped and kissed the floor. In an
afser heat Tom Homas, of the New
york A. C., fell with such force that
il was dazed and had TO be assisted off
tbe track. AS was predicted after the
essualties in the 1000" the 900" was
fne tumble after another. D. M. Baker,
;he University Of Virginia star. also
ven. out via the slip" route.
Probably the bes. race OF the evening
developed in the twomile run which
resulted in 2 victory for Ed letter. a
Buffalo soldier, who outgamed the vet
ersn Andy Craw in stirring finish.
Il was a four-man race after the first
mile with letter, Craw. viii Rittler of
the Weadowbrook Club. and Arthur
gassott, Of the Glencoe A. c., alternat-
ing the pace
At the gun lap letter jumped from
third 10 first place, and with Craw
chasing him opened big lead. The
Buffalo boy increased his advantage in
the dash to the tape and won by about
u yarls from Craw. Ritter and Cas-
sot put up great battle for third
honcrs the former getting the verdict
by lesa tffn foot.
about $500 enthusiasts greeted the
title aspirants, small crowd. but for
some reason neither the junior nor
senior national meet has ever been a
paying proposition IN this city. The
senior championships were wish ed
az Buffalo last month, but the upstate
promoters surprised even themselves
BY pulling through with a profit. 49,
McAlIister Fails to Shine
Ore of the principal attractions was
70 have been the meeting OF both Me-
All'ster worlds indoor sprint record
aolder.' and viii Comins. the Yale
ireshmans who cqualed the 7O-yard
worlds record about week ago.
Neither; Of these stars put in an ap-
pearanee.
The officials did not bother to offer
shyreason, but it was stated unofficial
y mat Ccmins had injured leg and
hcAll'ster could not obtain leave from
me police department. where he is
employed.
air Leconey carried Lafayette's
solors to close vlctory in the 7O-yard
sprint race, OFF fast the middle sta tes
Intercollegiate 7, champion led Thornton
ood' Of st. Christopher's Club. TO the
sape by inches. Vic Graeth, of Column
Via was third.
An unfortunate mishap marked the
funning Of the l,000yard race The
eaks IN the roof caused d puddle of
wafer about twenty feet in width to
sever cove the turn at the southwest corner
., q ne track. Four men fell when they
rnnpped IN the heavy going. Malcolm
pus'as' of Yale, was lucky to escape
me tangled mass of running material
ana romped away TO big lead on the
:. At the gun lap Will Parker. another
y. :. CHRISTOPHER athlete, pulled Nm from,
NTH to second place, but had not a
0acemaker. '""o Tue
Douglas flashed across the finish line
w e"ty-hve yards ahead of Parker
w"o paced eased up, with Fred H;lles
s.so srsS o. o lale, distant third. The time
i0as ~ . ~:le 40, which is only two-ffths
sh;~ a second slower than the champion
H. pp record made in 1919 by Home,
''Ser' a,.r OF the New York A.. C.
s.,,i n,,llhopgh the A. A. U. rules snec;f.
,.ms .sa state that at least four men must
ssmpe'e to make it chamnionsh ir
ost ass', only three started in the shot
W. W.. winch was won by Bob Beattie. al
!, a'e, @ with heave o. 80 feet 9 inches
-, q was stated that the referee had sale
~ I, would be all right N s"'N
Inc summaries:
,.ee-yard dash-,vc1 ,,. 4.
sonhs. se college Thornton Wood 81 cbr;s re-
Ns sinb, second Victor Grash Co,n,n
f0.vsrs third, Time. 0:OS 35.
Hulnsn hisn hurdles--Won by Antor
College ssco ss,. aate Richard Dram. uuior
aD1k sos a G., third Time. y no ouer's' Ne"
las s'vy-ysrd run--Won bv WalcoIn, Dow.
lSb iaie; Win Psrker. st. Christoohee,
Tine, s.Is sssG9nd Fred HilIes, Yale, third
BssssypsuaS BssstpIss ID shotput- by Rober
Arntsh pa1,,sto psrnn,,eeton go feet : inches) Jos
sscohd Tt 'Teoilst a. e. ca feet "a inches)
i.st tasba a'tsr ,., Wesley, unattached 6
bach Ip.ag ing broad jump-won by Joe Mis-
IN lIous I.usliin shiin Lyccum, feet 81 inches
|ts inehes columbia University. . fee
lsehsds second; j. H. vickers. unat
Tso..ms,,f.e Ts. feet ga inches, third.
lssth Fisis Fls fnn-Won by u. D. letter
mtttachsaid Artillery. Buffalo. Andy Craw
lsadow "a second; William Rittler
shne - srook Club. Philadelphia. third
& Anssl,l Assra run--won by Vincent Lally
0rstonh,as..s A. G; Clarence Sherman, st
ah IIni,r Club, second; 81. 7. Bohan
ane. 11s:i,ssesstiy 1:is of West Virginia, third
nnet nag high jump-won by A: B. Ab
ssiaestona onaaII,5scIhed, I5sIled, feet. Harry Troup
econd. p University, feet 10 inches
IS A, Proctor jr.. Mount St. Joseph
oss- nset inches. third.
segen NJ Waik-Won by Walter Won
shsttasbssaao bssaaorninsside A. c.; Mike FeSete
One ana ms Assn, third Time. 7:I6 2 &
won heNen eig hth-miIas ynealav ,cio