New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Chicago Skater
Still Leading
For Ice Title
oteinmetz Firs,. With 10
Points, at Lake Placid
Meet; Jewtraw Threatens
From q Socosoi corrcspo,d,r,

from Spcn'0l Corrcspondcrt
LAKE. PLACID. n. V, Feb. 10
MAKING an astonishing comeback in thc
onree =, quarter mile race in the Diamond
,'rophy championship skating meet
mere this afternoon, Charles .Icwtrow
'ormer United States national cham,
p'on, now ranks second in the 6eNt for
'he t'tic amateur Skating Ace of
stu IN tho lead is William Stein
lne'7' OF Chicago, international cham
prom who by winning first in to-dav,s
'4o-yard dash and second in the three
quarter. added fifty points to the s;xtv
nc obtalned yesterday, bringing his
tota to 40 ms
'e~trnw, who yesterday won five
oo'h's' when he tied with Roy McWhir.
yer IN th'rd place Of the one milo to-
oay earned fifty by taking second n]ace
IN the Hao and first in the three Quarter
mlie. Jewtraw's chance for tho t;tIo
~ hghting chance, as to overcome tho
lead of fifty-fivc points il would he
necessary Ter him to win both the half
mlle and the three-mile races wh;lo
Stelnmetz went unplnced
Moore in Third Place
zoe Moore secured but ten noints
ming thlrd place in the three Guarto~
m'!c. Hc is now in third nlace 1r;t, ;t'.
a a total Of 40. Roy McWhirter Jrn;tod .e'i
states national champion. who ra;ncd
no prlnts to-day, is in fourth nlaco
~1tn p and Charles German, Of ST.
""nn' ' \. b, who finished third in tho
rnGataro oash' is IN fifth place, with 10
The final of the three
event of the diamond tropby chsmn;na r'n'ae
snip; when Jewtraw flashed across ~
linlsh line winner in his old -timc
form amid the acclaim of hundrcds nf
Iriehos IN the stands. was the fcatnra
race OF the day. Jewtraw took tbc
lead, but was displaced by Joe Moore
near the judges stand on tho hojl I.r
Just before the corner was reached an
'he homestretch Jewtraw left the nacl
ana headed homo. Jewtraw was 6rst
I'm ote1nmetz at his heels and moore
2:22 2-5. '''"c was
The most consistent skat;no or +ho
day was done by Richard Donovan OF nf
St. Pau who, in addition to wjnnjoo
ene hnals IN both the half-milc and
81 mule senior events in the Lake
Ilacld silver cup championships. also
won every preliminary and hea, lead
ing up to them. The sixty points hc
won to-day give him a total Of rinet[,
ana place him in the lead for the sil.
Yer cup traphy.
", 'Iher winners in this division were
mann Murphy, Of New York. sec
ond in the half mile: Fred Rucndcn-
gen, Of Chicago. second in tho m;lo
and Valentine Balls. Of Lake Placid
and Herman Pcrleberg. Of Cleveland
thlrd places in the half mile and mile.
Jack Shea Beats Murray
once more the Lake Placid Juvenile
,,ntefnatlonal champions, Jack and
nugena Shea. demonstrated their
pro"ess' JACK Shea winning tho final Of
the ne-slXth- twelvc-ycar class. in
which Raymond Murray. Of New York
hn'shcd second. and Eugene Shea win
hing the one-siNth mile ten-year class.
The summarizes:
AK" Placid Diamond Trophy chamnion
snip $40 yard dash final--Won by William
Stcinmct2. Chicago: Charles .Jcwtraw 7 al.o
r'acid, second; Charles German. 81, .John
~ q. third Tirne. o:SS 10 seconds
rhree- quarter mile 6nal--Won by Charlie.
hica go: second Joe Moore, New York
th!rc. Tiuc. 2:2a c-5 VI IT,
xeaior s9 ovsnts P1asid silNsT cpp championship
'rd Donovan. St Paul William Mur-
pn{. New York. second; vaiontins Balls.
On One ,nifa 1aTid ada,t thrd Tins ls1 -.
ssnn wan, st. raul; Fred Buondgen. Chicago
sScond' Herman Pcrleberg Clovoland.
j., Like Lax. Placid SILVER Cup championship
c,s ca s., Won by Lionel Norton. Lake PLACID:
1tdro'u for1uno Lake Placid. second
/ :35 4 '''''u u Inn
W on ,siHih mill N2.ycar class, final
rncna NJ ON 0N MurTs[ rEcx Shea. Lake Placid; RAY
a. a "on "d'1pr Saranac Lake. third. Time
Carl Parody. Lake PLACID; Earl Finch
o, aake P'acid. second: Howard Dpouctte,
Flattsburg third. Time. ic seconds.