New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1922, T — | Fxposition at Buffalo Just befare | now athletie trainer at Yale; “Pooch’ | Pértment, and Ernie Gustafson, The | | the was run, one of the compet- | Donovan, trainer at Harvard: and | 3th1etic members of this elub used to in J teama filed a protest on & tech- | Steve Farrel) iner at the Unive hold their workouts on the railroac | r at the 1niver Ilroad nic int, and the Ash company was [ Ity of Michi These men “‘”' track on the Berlin branch, touth of ) team was not allowed to compete for | competitors @ n famous handieap | 'h® “Willow Rridge” Rourke's the prize. Just to show the exposi- | given hy W IPogarty at Renst.| Many sue attracted the atten — | tlon folks something fn the line of [chier's park in the '00%s, the event| 1100 of the New York Athletie club fBaitsued e Nisth Paii) {nical point ,and the Ash company | being won by Mac Willlams, a colored officials, and he was prevafled upon L} with Weleh the leader, ran an | fier to become a member of that hlm(\ul]‘ hand at runuing with a hose com. | ®Xhibition on the day tollowing the Injury Vinished Him, organization He competed against pany team. Ho became & member of | Championship event, aud covered the | an aceident to Welch when he sov. | ®0M@ Of the best in the —amateur the John H. Ash team of Chicopee,| di6tance of 300 yards fn 35 1.5 wec- kvt ranks, including Rilly Keating ,the Mass, which held the hionors of be- old Union Grove track at Hartford put : [ ] ing the fastest in the world, 'The Weleh was a competitor In races [ him out of the running with the fast | CPAMPION at that time. Rourke did | team compe at the an-Ameriean | with “Piper” Donovan, Johnny Mack, | rellows He has, however, pntil the not train for many of his events as - me— | present day, retained his knowledge | N¢ 8Should have, despite the advies of of the sport, and many of the young- | oim' And Tom Bherldan, —and this | sters who showed exceptional speed at eventually hrought about a defeat 8t Mary's playgrounds last |»01I.~un“”“t closed his days as a runner. | (were coached hy “"Mickey” Welch | Drew Trims Local Boy. | ered a tendon while running at the onds. national amateur 100 and 220.yard |attractions was the athletic events | ;- Later Day Stars | During the Berlin fairs, the main { The runner who was considered the X 10 N L Y $ peer of them ail in this city, was|staged there. Rourke had captured | ! Ed" Fanning. 1t has been wid of | several of them. One afternaon there | For a Big i FFanning, that the first time e | appeared at the track a colored hoy | donned a pair of spiked shoes he ran [answering the name of Howard Dresw, Phonograph the 100.yards fn 11 seconds. Yriends | of Springfleld, Mass, Not much at- | of Fanning say that he was the great- | tent 8 ) 7 g 5a) s at- | tention was paid to him, but when . 9 est runner that ever stepped down o | he breasted the tape ahead of the || That Was §140 local track. Fanning's first Lictory | papular local runner, the New Brit- - was registered at Waterbury, and )is [ain boys began fo it up and take no remaining s during the time [tice. Drew and Rourke met again on y » raced numbered many [the same afternoon in the 2201yard | $50 Table Model . $1 r local men who were congid. | and again Drew was the win r > performers on the einder | per, Not satisfied that Drew was reduced to only ath are John Renehan, of Vine | Rourke's master, it was arranged to 2 gireet, a foreman at the Corbin Serew | Y ate ! . i [have the boys run a match race at Corparation: Claude Gilbert, a_sales- | the Hibernian games at Charter Oak. || $l75 Phonograph e $95 man, one tir associated with Thom- | Rourke trained to the minute, step- as J. Lynch, in the management of | ped n) 3 ; ) | ped to the mark that day r\vrrmflh o [120— SPECIAL LOW PRICES |ii/sish (it s miie et v i Full size—onl Conley, the noted end of the Nutmegs s 2 ! e s P lrnlms of hrm\ But it was lh" rame 2 oothall eleven, champions o NeW | g5 before, with the calored boy out- ||§ $ C l b T England last teason: Denny Holleran. | stepping him to the tape bl | 125 Columbia . . . of Elm Hill; Bob Muir, Patrick H.| prew afterward hecame a member Full size—discontinued model Corbett, Johnny Boyle, Marty Walsh, | of the Olympic team that represent Johnny Sauter, Dennis Donovan, Pat- | aq the 1'nited States at Stockholm, rick J. Ahern, Timothy Ahern, Wil- [ qweden. He entere antord Uit lIN ; o) MORE 7.00 Scotch Grain Oxfords, $4 75 liam Ahern, John O'Neill, Maurice | Cargity at California, and while wear AND A FEW MORE 9 : % O'Nesl, William F. Delaney and SR an S TRRRE S (hat InaCtULIBHT 3 ! e . T low heels Paddy Kelly ng e erlgtasah hat inelivion ug | WONDERFUL VALUES $9.50 Black Scotch Grain, $3.75 |mn e who wes s preity o run:ing lawyer at Hasttord, and only re-| The writer recalls the ability of {y,pg distance. He i now a practic « n & n 0 fn ac y . 3- N W B . ° ner ag_one would ke 10858 atly he made his appearance in the buckle low heel Pumps . tion : Friends of “Pfl']-&\ ( f'"h'd'" il ] police court, defending a pris- | Q= e member well the day he romped 10 A | qnor charged with burglary | $8.50 Black Kid Q6 75 Siner ot o Hleapoon g OoouBr | 1T CRalsa i iU : % BOOTSIE b 30 a5k d G o 1 m e : J day afternoon at Rentschler's park | yoico Gearge W. Klett, of the po- Sends Your Choice Columbia Johnny Boyle was also the winner of | o5 5 00 Cistdered 2 good $8.00 Tan Low Heel Oxfords, $3 75 w memorable race . aver (NS AT runner whils a student at:the, Hil- Hon}e at Once— Reduced $40 Small sizes only ........... . . Cacing ij6-ather. Nav. spokeof tne|oae: Pelaglil e S0 CU JeoHce: Easy Weekly Payments £ . | beating Johnny Sauter once handed | o R e §9.00 Tan and black Military Heel $2 75 AR e i A aie i The:Rolanoy Farily By coming tomorrow you can easily have one of these high class instru- Boots, not all sizes ......... s L Postmaster William ¥. Delaney, B The professional runners of the | COHTATE, A oned in connee- ||| ments in your home Saturday. Those that are not new have heen thoroughly $6.50 Black Kid Grover $4 75 gay amaters n making fame for | tion with whe dave or protelontl ||l gverhauled and carry the same guarantee as a new machine. olden days did not outdo the later New Britain. William T. Coholan, |running, has two sons, o 0 p S T P ¥ O e 4 ‘| destined to become great performers | ; now connected with the Stanley) U8 CE B Eth TThey are Frank ORDER EARLY FOR SATURDAY DELIVERY Works, was a half-miler of fame in o0 ! A the. intercoliegiate world, and his| W. Delaney, now a student at Col- . remembered by | Sate. and the captain of the High o e ¢ ) - N o s 2 = i1 i i 1 iy David Manning’s ol Sl otk E . caow | school athletic team that copped the splendid work on the Yale track | PR A Co vears ago. Frank was ||§ 10 h D bl R d feam. one of the big point winners for the | = l'lC Ou e eCOI' S Jack Rourke 4 Tohin' B, Rourke, for several years|Sh Josephis ¥ M, & Ay and he coms | E 7 ¥l (~ ”el‘ aihiletic traihér nt Colgate colloge,Deted with a marked degres of suc A new shipment of Records for Saturday i | cess in many meets abou q < lte # s s anaten O ament | His younger brother, “Ned.” is con- | Fox Trots, Songs, Walzes and Standard Selections hat by his flee i g 1is 3 3 4 : ; ke ' ) ¢ et ! ; Shoe Store 211 Main Street |muny laurcls to himselt. Jack frst Hieren by many sbral pien BreS hink of it !—two musical selections for mfl_\ 39¢ displayed his ability as a sprinter | performer than his brother, | oo ol for ke hflo member wof the Tuxedo A. 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