The evening world., 1894-07-14
CATHOLIC ATHLETES,
Game: Of the New York Arch.
diocesan Union.
Plenty OF Asp rants for Honors. but
a SHal' Attendance.
keliuc Gets the First Heat In tho
iOO-Nnrd Dash.

tSpc,a to The E.cnrs Wur'tl
MANllAITAS FIELD, NEW YORK
lu'! 1.-THE second annual opcu-air car.
n.Nal of the New York ArChdtucesan
mon Of catholic Young Mems Sect
cites WAS held this afternoon ~ Nan
haitian Field. Both track aud Gold were
IN excellent condition, the Weather was
all that could be desired, nnd ms In,
contestants entered for the various
events comprised some ur tn, best,
Grown athletes IN This vicinity, Their,
was promise Uf nue sport II not OF r,...
oru-breakinr Performances.
Among some OF the more famous OF
the cracks entered in the spirits wer,
W. r.. lcsalogar, Joseph f.. Kim, 4. r.
Mckinney. j. Spelman, j. Buck, II. s
Lyons and J. J. McDonough. r. Letoor
and j.. a. keenan, were among tn,
competitors in the mile walk, \. i
Walsh and j. y. O'Brien, in the mile
rum NJ. If Sweeney, the amateur cham
pion, in the running high Jump. aud ais,
IN me shot-putting handicap, where he
makes his debut as weight-putter. 4
tug-of-war and mile relay race. whict
brings out teams from six different
CLUBS. were also features of the pro
Eramme.
The officers of the lay were: Referee
:. ~; sullivan. \. J. A, e.; Judges, n
J, a. g., and G. a. Harvey; ncid judges
John j. Walsh. L "A. G.; j. b. Sheehan
y. A. g.. James Fay, Holy Cross 10y.
c"um; judge ot walking, Sam Austin
Inspectors. e. J. Van Baer, Harry Rose
W. j. O'Gorman, G. l.. Dugan: clerk OF
couite, W De Fo. est Bastwick; timers
Robert Stoll \. V. A. q. j.. e. Spaeth
a. 4. a.; G.. Dieges, y. A. g.; referee o
cycling. Thomas Warl, Riverside W.
al - q
Reilly; marshal, Frank Duffy.
Although the games We're announced
to begin at 2 o'clock, they were no
started until +. NJ.
Richard J. Keefe. the President Of tn,
Union. had a box on the upper tier will
other officers of the Association.
The first event on the programme wa
the l00-yard dash handicap, which ma,
sixty-two entries, and was run in tria
heats as follows:
First Heet-First Iosspr Kehoc. Navi,r. Az
yards handicap: second, J. II. iiech,, Xavier
four and half. Tme-l0 5s
yard second, A. j. May. Holy Cross one yard
Third Hest-First. NJ. r. Haipn St Berpards
IL yard second. N. Mundlc, Epiphany, : yards
Time-lO .-bs.
Fourth Heat-First. T. J. Shelly Xavier,
yards Time 10 ABS.
Filth Hest-First. N. ). Reassn. Xayicr.
D L.
Time-l0 Abs.
The second series Of trial heats resulted
as follows:
rirs' Ilea,-First. Joseph Kehoe: second. J
Hendricks. Tme-iO 80
Second Ucat-First, 7. ]. Shelly. second NJ
I. Regan. Timo-l0 8-b.
The next event was the SS0-yard movie.
run. There were twenty-seven starters
and az ran IN one heat &: v. Lyons
lap and held 1T TO the finish, wnnin.
easily by six yards from J. Brennan
Navier, who was closely pushed by ]
Harvey Griffin, of st. Patrick's. Time
There were eleven starters in the one
mile walk. j. Letson, Maker. was OF
the scratch, but he dropped out in tn,
a handicap of forty-hve seconds, tool
the lead 81 the start, and was neve,
headed. He won easily In I min. 70 ~
sec; II. Ward, Epiphany. with 90 sec
SnaldinS Literary Union, was third.
The 22D-yard hurdle race, handicap
was run in three heats:
First Heat-won by Joseph +. Finn EPiphany
yerts 31nitcsp; second II schaefer ST
Second IIeat-Won by !. Sp,lman. St James
Yards second z, A. Cooper Cathedral yard
Third IIent--won by T j. Moynahan Xavier
wards Tims-27 2,ss.
The final heat in the lOO-yard dash
handicap was won by Joseph Kehoe
Navler.; second, NJ. J. Reagan, Xavier
third, j. Hendricks, Navier. .Time--lO 3-5s
In putting the 12-pound shot, T. Stat
terry, Savier with six yards handicap
won with a put Of SO feet IL inches
second, J. j. Barrett, Xavier, scratch
~ feet l ga inches; third, r. T.. BRUCE
man, Jerome, feet handicap, n fee
3 "a inches.
In the Emile bicycle race. handicap
q. j. Kuhlke. Cathedral the scra tel
man, was in first pace before the frs
half mile had been run. and won al
he pleased in ON. 10 POS. second. \
tonnor N5vier: third, W. @. Gallagher
St Eliaabe The first mile was mad
in I'm 3is
NJ +. Swesny, the holder of the wlrod'
record for high jumping, easily distance,
all his competitors In this event. II
closing the competition he gave an cxhi
hitlun jump OF tive feet eleven inches
III" result was announced as follows:
feet, eleven inches; second, X. G., Foley
cathedral, seven inch handicap, five feet
four inches; third, J, A. I.arkin, St, Der
nardo, five feet, four inches with 81:
inch handicap.
A vast amount of interest was eN
hib!ted IN the one mile relay race be
tween teams OF four representing tn
Xavier and Epiphany Clubs of this cit!
and the Catholic Union Athletic Asso
citation of Albany. The Albany Club Vol
without much difficulty, capturing eaci
one of the laps ana finishing the mile IL
3%7 is. Navicr was second and Epiphan.
third.
In the mile run, handicap, the winne
oni NJ. r. Lynch, Harlem, 100 yard
handicap; third, a. Il. Minis. Leo Asso
citation, 50 yards; time Am. 4s,