The New York herald., 1922-08-14
SIXTY MILE RELAY
MARATHON TO-DAY
10 Distance Men to Start at
Philadelphia-Finish at
Atlantic City.

One hundred and ten Of the fastest
distance runners in the East are sched-
uled to start from Philadelphia at ?
o'clock this morning in a sixty mile
relay Marathon race from that city to
Atlantic City. The event. the first OF
its kind IN this country. IS under the
auspices OF the Atlantic City Athletic
Club. Each man viii run approximately
six miles, and there are ten men to a
team.
Fifty runners from this city, repre-
senting the Pastime, Mohawk. Glencoe.
Cygnet and Finnish American clubs.
left here for Philadelphia last night. In
the race they win NEE, stiff competition
for the best of the Quaker City's ath-
letes are out for the gold trophy which
goes to the winning team. The Phila-
ldelphia clubs running are Meadowbrook,
Enterprise, Nativity, Shanahan. st. Joan
CT Arc and Blue Ribbon. Jrs.
The sixty mile course follows in the
main the highway between Camden.
where the real start Is made, and At
lantic City. The controls where the run
ners will pass the baton on TO teammates
are located at BeIlmawr. Blackwood
Berlin, Waterford. Hammonton. Amatol
Arsenal, Egg Harbor. Pomona and Abse-
con. The baton carried by the runners
contains a message from Mayor j.
Hampton Moore Of Philadelphia, 70
Mayor Edward l.. Bader Of Atlantic
City, who is also an official Of the At
lantic City Athletic Club.
Because of the distance covered in the
race, the Atlantic City Athletic Club
automobiles on the course to transport
runners to their posts, the officials. and
baggage. Each set of runners, as they
finish their stretch, will be picked up
after dressing. and taken to Atlantic
City. The State police on motorcycles,
will help in the race arrangements. ~
is expected that the winner will cross
the line in front of Atlantic City's City
Hall, about $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
Frederick Ruben. president of the
Amateur Athletic Union, and Samuel j.
Dallas, head of the Philadelphia branch
OF that organization. have worked with
Thomas A. Barker, head Of the Atlantic
City Athletic Clubs race committee, ir
Strengthening out the thousand and one
arrangements that had to be made for q
race Of this magnitude,
The officials of the race are: Harry
Latz. referee; lawson Robertson
George Kistler and Luke J. Smith
judges Herman Meyer, DR.. j, X. Shell
Martin Harris and r. l.. Wanamaker
timers.
The individual runners OF the teams
starting are:
GLENCOE A. G.. NEW yoRK-A craw
\ Bolter. Jr,, 7; Titterton. y = pe witt
Kolber. 7. Bosden. J. n. Roberts anc
l.. G. Silver and +. Wilson, substitutes
PAsTIME A. g., NEW YoRk-o rhillipson
A. w. Feher. j. M. Cohen. Joseph Hotz
A. Lovash, william nopinson. charle.
Arnheiter. Joseph Flynn, q. schwartz
James Kotner. and Joseph conto and Louis
Vass, substitutes.
MOHAWK A. c.. NEW AoRK-Micnae
Dwyer, Charles Rapp, James McGunness
John Cam, John Meaney. Richard Naf
Eyk. James Brooks, william Boak. win
lam O'Donnen. r. Yater. and M. liaskel
and William J. Coian. substitutes.
CYGNET A. G., NEW fOkK-W. Micnaei
son, r. i.ambe. George wascovit7, J. Hoo
inson, II. Hansen, &. Meade, II. sandberg
G. Staiger, Il. Boand. William Kennedy
and W. Hassen and Z. sullivan. supsti
tutes.
prim. Soini. Nilsson. Tuomela. Erickson
Hoskinin. finberg. Noppa. fager. Ritoia
!, alteTS,es, q r, s,w Lagpka. hermanson;
P,aIs EApoMSnook yahs CLUB, PHiLAnnL. ,...!,
lam a. Rittler. Jr.. John Weiss. l.. a
Hili, Frank Worthinston. Joseph Harvey
~. u. fRsnacnt, j. II. Williams. r.. a
Tobaden. 7. +. Patterson. A. Hister. Jr.
Paul Juan, n. +. Siegei ana Waiter Ritter
The last Give are siternates.
BLUE itfBBON JUNIORS, lHILADEl.IftiA
Peter Lucom, James Huges. Wiiuam
Quinn, Hugh O'Neii. James wilson, James
Wallace, j. Coldran. r.. Faikcnstotn, H.
Bradley. and L. Brown and Harry Green
substitutes
sHANAHAN G. g., PH1LADELl'ifIA-Iohn
Geushan, James Dunlap, James kerwln
Frank Karney,f Patrick Bradley, George
Dedoni, Harry Gervin, r.. Donnery, PAU
Steck and George Williams The aiternates :
are William Norris. William Mct,ieaye
John OBrien. e. Conway. D. D. Mullen,
n. Demerest, James Morgan and D. Mac
Mahon.
ST. JOAN or ARC q. o., PHILADELPHIA
-, Murphy. g. Rooney. l.. Maioy Joseph
Grace, L. tusard, A. Erbrick, a. Hen
burn, =. Coates. y. CLARK and u. wright
with James Sharkey as substitute
ENTERPRISE G. g., PHILADELPAiA-
Andrew Foley. John Nolan Harry Ber-
nardo. E. White, j. uagliano, d. Scavrlio
Ihomas Barrett, Kay Baliestry William
Nolan and John j. Gray, with Stanley
uoddo. George krier and H. clark az
NaTlNlTY 9. c.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MOTIFS, 4. kinslow, II. Bradley, H. Davis
L. schissler, j.. ST. Clair, ~ Cioesyi,ch
y. McDonouHh, W. Smith and i Durkin