The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 23

} <3 More Teams Are Lapped in Six-Day Grind At an early hour this morning ‘Willie Coburn made another attempt eto regain his lost lap. He started a “jam” on the 26th Street side of the Garden and before his opponents were ‘aware of the fact Coburn was nearly @ half circuit of the track in front, Brocco was rushed out to relieve Co- burn and increased the lead by sev- eral yards, ter three laps Coburn weappeared and held this lead, but qwhen he was relieved for the second ime by Brocco the clever Italian, leg ‘weary from the numerous sprints, would not hold the advantage, After the race had quieted down ft ‘was announced that three teams had een lapped during the sprint. The riders set back were De Greaves and Rellens, Parisot and Leonard and Kencan and Byron, The failure of @be first mentioned team to keep up with the leaders came as a big sur- prise to the fans. The two riders have been setting a fast pace during the race and they were considered dangerous. ‘The riders in the six-day cycle race “were examined by a flock of medics, yesterday, and when the rap-tap-tap- ping was done with, old Br-R-R-R-R- Roceo was pronounced & perfect spec- imen of an athiete Dr. C. Ward Crompton headed the physical ex- ploring party and they found the Popular Italian 100 per cent. right. Egg, Coburn, Van Kempen, Rutt, Lorenz, and Lemay were only a shade bebind the 100 per cent, mark. Dr. Crompt¢ id that the riders were in remarkable condition despite stle of their trade. ms were made im- The exam mediately before and after the nerve- racking point sprints. ne within an ace of tap- uring the afternoon and ‘n over anxious about re- he and his team mato n equal footing with Egg nd Rutt and Lorenz. had all but closed the a Hesse, the referee, ad Nin’ that warne bad ‘pick up had Killed any chance ot gain, Brocco took the warning and stopped his mad chase. Brocco got a full half lap away in the eprints before the others were aware he was out after the lost lap. He rode like a loon, the building fairly creaking with the roar that greeted his plucky dash for lost ground. Coburn was for him and when Brocco came the wind he got up speed. overtook him he shoved Co- aching Staff for Tigers. N. J., March 10.—W. W. coach “of the Princeton football eleven, announced to-duy the geaching staff for next fall Few chai over last year, raw, Captain of the 18, will have charge of the is; “Purty” Bigler of the tackles, and Jack Winn and Armand Legendre of the ends, Frank Glick and Murrey ‘Trimble will coach the backs, Legendre played end on the team last fall, and his appointment #8 one of the coaches is a tribute to his ability and skil, All. the others Were with the squad last year. is sure to’be on the etaff bach of the scrub eleven, Spring practice will begin in the stadium as soon as good weather sets Added to this weekly meetings will held of the candidates this spring. McGraw will be in charge of these meetings and will drill the men in the rules and tactics, of football by means First Quality EL of 50 for po: TORO 8c and 10c El Toros ($2.50 for Box of 50) Mail Orders Filled Broadway, New York City. Add 10c to each THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 10, ret. Basketball Not In one of the best grammar _sehool basketball games contested dn the courts this year, the team represent- ing P. 8. No. 54 defeated P. 8. No, 55 by @ score of 18 to 14. The contest was staged on P. 8, No, 4 court, 174th Street and Third Avenue. The win- ners lined up with Solly Soroga, Julie Adieman, Jack Sliver, Bernie Sorroy and H. Stern. The losing five was made up of Sam Samuelson, Morris Pollock, Joe Serano, H. Schoenfield and “Red” Wolpiansky, At the con- clusion of the game both teams were tied and an extra five minutes was ordered played by the referee, The No. 54 players sent two baskets into the net in the last minute of ‘play and won the contest. The New York Big Five have strengthened their line up by the acquisition of Joe Raney and Stretch Reynolds, two former stars of the Veronica Separates. The quintet has open dates for heavyweight teams. Address Joe Grabel, No, 314 Green- wich Street, City. In the first game of a home and home series, the Franklin A. C, quin- tet lost to the Sterling Greys of Unionport by 27 to 21. In a preitm!- nary contest the Franklin Juniors defeated the Audubons by 87 to 33. The second match of the big team’s R CRE series will be played at Hoffman Hall, Sunday afternoon, The Franklin Seniors will meet the Pendleton Five at the clubrooms in Westchester Saturday night. The Alphaberta Five, 110 pounds, would like to hear from home teams of like weight. Address Vincent O'Leary, No, 619 BH, 182d Street, Bronx, 185 pound city championship, trav- elled to Perth Amboy recently and defeated the Y. M. H. A. by a 29 to 23 score. Saturday night the wifners will meet the Union Club on the latter's court, and Sunday night will clash with the Hunts Point Eagles the 92d Street ¥. M. H. A, The Rivals have open dates. Address M. , No. 148 East 92d Street, City. 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