Goullet and Kramer Win Match Races- Athletes in Big Meet ¦ ¦ -. $1,000 «..- . Champion .* Sprint »Sh' ..-~-_- ...-__-._'5t. íVpterans Ride 14 Bike Teams Track Outlook. [To First Place , Vçterans and Newcomers in Week-Long Bicycle Grind Begin Six-Day At N. Y. U. Best In Third Heats In Many Years R^ce To-night. -.;.:i t Six-Day King Outrides Egj First.Spring Classic in Gar¬ Howard Cann, Big Ace of and Farmer Q|ampiéi den Draws Entries of Past Seasons, Will Be Triumphs Over Spencei Many Foreign Cyclists One of Large Squad Alfred Goullet, tormlrly of Aus By Fred Hawthorne By A. C. Cavagnaro tralia, defeated Oscar Egg, of Switzei What's "bred in the bone".especially Augmeted by former public scfcoqf land, his great race rival, in th when the "bone" is all above the ears. champions and prominent runners of matchsix-day race at Mad local the New York $1,000 special bicycle is hard to cure, and that clubs, University ison Square Garden last night. In th particularly track team, now preparing for the out¬ other t-1,000 match,-Frank Kramer, th explains, as well as anything can, why door season, promises to be the strong, wonderful sprinting« veteran, who hel there will be standing room only at est that has represented the Violet in the national title for sixveeri years, de Madison Square at midnight to¬ many years. There are more than fifty feated Arthur Spencer, of Canada, na garden candidates in charge of Emil Van El- tional champion in 1917/ ip a two-out night, when the twenty-eighth six-day lir.g, the coach, who has developed of-three heats series. bicycle race starts murdering sleep. many winning teams for the Mohawk Gonllet and Egg met first in a on The attendance at the Garden last Athletic Club, of the Bronx. mile race with a sprint at the end o night, when the usual preliminary to Judging by the material at hand, the each three laps, points to «rtunt. Goulle the grind.the sprint race program. Violet team should be well balanced ia I won all three sprints, uncovering grea was staged, was accepted by veterans of all departments. Many veterans of for¬ speed in each case. The second even these annual campaigns as indicating mer years and others who did their bit was an Australian pursuit race,' the that it is going to be a full week. And in the war are back to earn brackets Érznen starting on opposite sides of tin yet there are persons who will tell you for the University Heights institution. W track. In this Egg showed to the front that the late war has caused the world John H. Esquirol, the manager of the" catching Goullet after one mile am to stand still. team, has arranged half a dozen meets seven laps of desperate riding. If the war did that, then the six-day in addition to the Penn relays and out¬ When the men met In the ¿hlrd event bike race sets the universe back just door intercollegiate and Middle State a two-thirds of a mile ..sprint, Goulle half a dozen days. Ask Dad, he knows! championships. A meet with West took the lead at the start'and held com As the guy masticated it when he felt of Point is also probable. mand to the end, meeting: Egg's terrifli his chin crop on the last night of last Howard G. Cann. the big ace of the sprints all the way through the las year's race, "The six-day race grew this Violet for the many years, will again two laps successfully. hair and I can prove it." a, be seen"in his field specialties, and that 8pencer Bows to Kramer In the old days they used to hold he possesses his skill of old was illus- Kramer defeated Spencer at two these races once a year. Now they are trated in his first practice indoors re- thirds of a mile íq the first event committing them everv six months, and cently when he put the shot slightly winning by two -lengths in 1:46 2-E before we know it, they'll be putting less than forty-three feet. jumping his man on the last lap. Ii them over every six days. Cyril Crowther, who returned to col- the second heat, at the. same distance How It May Be lege after two years of service in th« Spencer caught Kramer napping an- It'll soon be getting so that when a war, will again be avilable for the rushed into a two-léngth leaa, witl criminal faces a judge in court to get sprints along with Elias Perelman, one Kramer gradually cutting down th his sentence, the judicial bench warmer of the best prospects at college among gap, but failing by half a length t will say something like this: "In going the new men; Albert Peters, Bartlett get the other rider. The time was.1:51 over the evidence in this cnse, I cannot and others. Additional veterans who In the final heat Kramer once mor find a single extenuating circumstance. are back are Paul Mooney, Alfred Gui- abowed his wheel across the finish tyni Everything shows that, you are one of ney. Donald Frazier, William Mulhol- in first place, winning by a length am the most depraved and dangerous crim¬ land, Thurber Pierce, George Dorff, ¦taring off Spencer's sprint. as the; inals that was ever convicted in this Fred Seifert, Garland Reese, William rushed down the home stretch. N court. The sentence of the court is I Cullen and Joseph Zunser. time was announcedJfor this event. six and six Ají that you spend daya nights An especially brilliant middle dis- international team pursuit red at the six-day race in the Garden, with tance prospect is Walter Braunstein, between Alphonze Speissens and Mar half an hour off for good behavior. Stars Galore ! who recently finished second in the eel Buysse, of Belgium, and Joe Kop May God have mercy on your soul." 600-yard indoor junior national A. A. U. sky and Willie Coburn, of America Line-Up of Teams When the Sporting Editor placed a He was a run In two championship. freshman last one-mile heats and a pur heavy hand on our shoulder last night To Strive for year and was unable to compete. Braun- suit race, was won the and Madden. and us to cover race all by foreigner Egg sentenced the j stein is rated as a 50-second man at with plenty to spare. The Belgian- Gouliet and Magín. week, with no increase in salary and no 440 yards, and has shown performances seemed full of riding and were supe and life insurance we didn't even rior Buysse Speissens. policy, Indoor Titles of 1 minute 15 seconds for the 600 both in the sprint and pursui Coburn and We've been insulted ex¬ style. Kopsky. quiver. by yards. He will also be a valuable as^t Kaiser and Hill. perts. on the relay team. Buysse won the first heat from Kop Deruytcr and Broceo. Ike Dorgan, the eminent collector of Another acquisition who will doubt¬ sky with lengths to spare. Coburi Drobach and Spencer. trick vests, who is doing the bally- Leading Colleges and Clubs make his took the second heat from Speissen and less presence felt is Paul Lang Chapman. hooing for the grind, dug out some of Enter Best Performers Courtois, a local champion, in the run¬ after a hot sprint down the horn Van Nek and Godivier. last files when we asked him for stretch, and in the rade th year's ning broad jump. Courtois is a pro¬ pursuit Bowker and Bowker. some good live "dope" on this week's for Here tégé of Dave Politzer, of the Mohawk Belgians simply ran. away from thei Weber and Staehle. race. Championships rivals, them in seven and Athletic Club. Courtois is also s catching Markey and Byron. "TJiere you are, son. It's all good of no mean and in the half laps, the time being 1:47 4-5. Dupuy and Hanley. and it's all red hot! Just the Practically every high grade athlete sprinter ability, change in the United States will in jumping event is a consistant 22-foot Amateurs Take Tumbles Madonna and Bello. names where necessary and go to it. compete man. And are the The first event on, the program wa here some of those photo¬ national indoor championships at Percy Friedlander, a middle distance a two-thirds of a mile race for ama graphs you didn't use last year. No, the 22d Regiment Armory Saturday runner, recently won a first, and a sec¬ teurs, run off in four trial heats and the "grudge" teams THIS year are ond in two events at the final. Some ambitious Basketball Goullet and Magin and Egg and Mad¬ night. Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, place Morning- fifty pédalier Army den. side A. C. games. This individual effort took the track. There was a lot o That "grudge" stuff always goes Cornell, Lafayette, Penn State, Am- netted Friedlander 8 points and helped wild and wooly riding, half a doze Team Too big. Certainly I don't know what herst, Dartmouth. Boston College, the Violet to win its second point tro- bad on Strong they're miffed about, but thev're spills the Fourth Avenue tur Meadowbrook Boston A. phy of the season. Friedlander is s and "tremendous excitement" AWFUL mad at each other." Club, A.. Chi¬ freior For Crescent Five cago A. Illinois A. C. and Pitts¬ former schoolboy champion and should the winner turnedup in.the person c Quoting the Press Agent A., improve with experience. W. H. Beck, of the' Bayview ,Wbeelmei We quote: burgh A. A. are a few of the big out-of- A promising athlete for the mile is who took the a 1 From a Special Correspondent town colleges and clubs that will be fina^heat witty yard "The twenty-eighth six-day bike race William Allen, erstwhile Stuyvesant spare. J. Volke was second,.-and Lou WEST POINT, N. Y., March 6..Th« will start represented by their best athletes. School student and one-time of Unione. one minute after midnight As usual the and High Benezetti, Sportiva Italian j Army wound up its basketball seasor to-night with a field of fourteen teams 1,000 600-yard races 'schoolboy champion at 880 yards and third. Time, 1:20 1-5. 4 in made up of American and promise to be productive of record one mile. Although his age and ex¬ Veteran Fred Hill won fitting style to-day, defeating the European thj one:mi Crescent stars. The race will carry with it breaking performances. Reports from perience will somewhat handicap him, professional handicap rac# from strong Athletic- Club oi in the West say that Joie is Allen should score for $50,000 prize money, the richest better Ray running many points speedy field, leading Fred Weber ov< Brooklyn in rather easy fashion by t purse ever offered for a race. than ever and is expected to N. Y. U. this spring. line six-day break own the by twenty.feet in the fina score of 27 to 16. It is the first spring six-day race ever his world's record in the Coach von Elling is immensely Jake Magin was third. Time, 2:02 4- The New Moohers, who had lost bu1 I attempted. longer race. Jack Sellers, Homer pleased with some of the new men A two-mile race for ami "Eleven Baker, Harold Cutbill and whom he has under his Parker lap point twice before this season, to crack European riders have Robert charge. teurs was run in six heats and a fina Syracuse been entered in the race at a cost of Crawford are the runners who are ex¬ is expected to do well in the two-mil«; and and aro Rallies, with the winner of each to scoi Colgate, credited with Peabody to make the most Van in the lap Dundee-Jackson $17,000, aside* from the prize money pected trouble for Sielen, quarter; Hussel- one point until the final lap, when firs twenty-four vict^'ies, were outclassedi Defeats Shunted offered, but it was the foreigners who the Chicago marvel, although Harvey rath, in the middle distance and Dri»- ' Boynton place was credited with five point after the first ten minutes of play. So Pearson Contest made all the contention in the last Reed and Tom O'Brien, of Yale, may coll, in the low hurdles. Jewell, Sull¬ second with four and so on. Anthon Promises race and the ivan and Albert are other athletes whs 'strong was the Army's defense that To the same men have been upset dope. Young, Bayview Wheelmen, was first the visitors were able to cage but For Title Scrub Team entered this time, with five new faces. Mike Devaney is- undecided about have done well in practice. Fred Taylor, New York A. C, seeoni came Racquet of Action "The favorite teams the race are in this race, as his As a means of the real and three field goals, two of which Plenty for competing club has discovering Jerry Nunziata; Unione Sporth in the first half, which period ended BOSTON, March 6..Charles C. Pea- For Egg and Madden, Goullet and Magin, requested him to reserve his strength stars of the squad Manager Esquirol Italian, third, rating them on thefpoii 12 to 7 in the Army's favor. First Time What is expected to be one of the Speissens and Buysee, Hill and Kaiser, and speed for the medley relay. At has arranged two informal inddor system. » body, Massachusetts champion, to-day and the last moment he meets with Stevens Tech for March 10 Johnson '"and Whitson featured with won the national amateur squash rac- best fights held at the Arena in Dupuy Hawley, Van Nek and Godi- may change his The last evenÇ on the program/' long shots. The visitors displayed1 WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., March Jersey vier, Cobuin and Kopsky and mind and meet Ray and the other and March 17. Each institution will five-mile quet title, defeating Stanley W. Pear- ? » fi..A new City this season will take place to- Deruyter cracks in be international lap;point rat their.best form at the outset, and once son, of who had held it experience has been and Broceo. The balance of the field the "1,000." permitted to enter four men in each for was Jal a Philadelphia, undergone the last few weeks morrow night, when Dundee is made with to be «warded for professionals, ^on by* led early in the game by score o1 for three years. The score of the match by Johnny up of experienced six-day rid¬ In the 600-yard championship Penn¬ event, points Magin, with Marcel Dapiiy of Fran< 6. to 5. withi Benny Boynton, All-Eastern quart¬ and Willie both contenders ers. and will the first four places. Marcel of Army's speed, coupled was 4.15, 11.15, 15.12, 15.11, erback Jackson, for Speissens Buysse caused a sylvania start Earl Eby and Mar¬ second and .GodTvier Frant sure passing and a keen eye for th«i 15.11. and athlete extraordinary at the lightweight title, will clash in an sensation by their desperate racing last vin Gustafson, her star middle-distance The program will include running third, Alphonze Verreas of Belgiu basket on the of soor1 Williams College. For the first and part Johnson, t The match was one of five in a eight-round bout, December, after leaving this «coun¬ runners, and judging from the form high.jump, putting sixteen-pound shot, fourth, Charles of Fram the soldiers a which ' Bos- time in his he was Jackson Deruyter gave leadv thej 'ton-Philadelphia career, yanked jumped into fame when he try wdh the Brussels six-day race. they have been showing in their races thirty-yard run, thirty-yard hurdles, fifth and FretfeHill sixth. never after intercity tournament, from a 'varsity team and assigned knocked out Dundee in the first "The race will be here this 880-yard relay race, one-mile relay relinquished. . round in which Pearson and were governed by the season, Jack of the ' « "*- won oi1 Peabody to the scrubs. of a Sellers, race and The cadets have twelve out captains of the opposing teams. six-round bout at Philadelphia a rules of the last race and decided un¬ New York A. C, the present title holder, two-mile relay race. Ths fourteen games played this season, los- The Coach Wächter, of the Purple few years ago. Since then he has met der the point system. There will be will have to come close to the world's three relay contests are expected to Blue and White Matmèn to C. C. Y. and the champion's hard hitting brought and out ing only N. Navy. him the first set easily, with Peabody, basketball five, took this action fol¬ held his own with the best light¬ three sets of sprints, five at 2:30 a. m., indoor record to retain his crown. bring the quality of the men com¬ The line-up: I who has been undefeated lowing a falling off in Boynton's weights in the country, and is out to live at 3:30 p. m. and ten at 9:80 p. m." The entry list for the dashes. the prising the middle-distance squad. Downed Cornellian Pop. Crp«c»nt this year, work his 60 by-"+--¦-. \r Army (27) (151 winning only four games. Pearson's against Syracuse and Amherst. duplicate Philadelphia victory over and 300 yard championships.is just The ^annual preparatory and high Johnson.R. P... .Kinney (capt.) Bonnar Dundee. as and N. March 6, -Corn« Crus.s.Li. F.ParmelPt\ forehand stroking gave him« the second and Carick, two other vet¬ high class. schooftrack field meet, which has ITHACA, Y., '. fared a similiar new On the other Dundee will un- Cornell been held New York Uni¬ a ', WhJtaon .«Voter. McTíku« set, although the Boston.player had be- erans, fate, hand, Former Aviator to Head has entered Walker annually by defeated Columbia in dual w.éstlii j take Smith, match of McDahlels (capt.)'..H, «î.-.Nicklai gun to develop his more conservative men taking their places. j doubtedly this opportunity to try who scored ten points in the Harvard versity, will take place on April 17. It heTe to-night :by
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