The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-14
CATHOLIC ATHLETES.
Games of the New York Arch
diocesan Union.
Plenty OF Asprants for Honors, but
a Small Attendance.
Il eiur Gets the First Heat In the
IOO-Sard Dash.

MANIlATTAN FIELD, MEM YORK..
July 1.-THE second annual opcn-air ear
n.Nal of the New York Archdioc"san
Union of catholic Young Mems So'i-
cites was held this afternoon 1T Men
haitian Field. Both track and f.ld were
in excellent condition, the weather wa,
all that could be desired and az ~"
contestants entered for the Ntrluns
events comprised some OF tn best
known athletes IN this vicinity, there
was promise of fine sport, II not OF rr..
ord-breakine performances.
Among some of the more famous Of
the cracks entered in the sprlnts were
w l.. Desalogar Joseph +. Rim, r. r..
Mckinney. j. Spelman, J. Buck, H. $
Lyons and J. j. McDonough. Z. Letoon
and l.. A. Keenan, were among the
competitors in the mile walk \. !.
Walsh and j. \. OBricn. in the mile
run: NJ r. Sweeney, the amateur cham
pion, in the running high jump, ana also
in the shot-puttinS handicap. where he
makes mis- debut as weisht-puttrr \
ug-of-war ana "A mile relay race. which
brings out teams from six different
clubs, were also features of The pro
sramme.
The officers of the lay were: Referee.
}. +. Sullivan, y. '. a. G., Judges, NJ.
a, Cunning, A. a. A., y. \. jordan, y.
J A. g., and g. a. Harvey, field judges.
John J. Wal = a. g.: !, B sheehnn,
X. a. G.; James Fav, Holy cross Ly-
ceum, judge Of walking, Gam Austin.
Inspectors. q. j. Van iIa-T Harry Rus".
W. j. O,Hiorman. c. l.. pugan: clerk OF
course, W De Fo,est |oalwick timers,
Robert Stoll. y. '. \. Ga. e. Spa"th.
A. 4. A.; e. Diegcs, =. A. e.. referee Of
cycling. Thomd. Wari Riverside ". H..
starter, Som u. See, announcer, T.. j.
Reilly: marshal. Frank puffy,
Altnough the games were announced
to begin n . O'Clock, they yer" not
started until T. Nj.
The attendance was small. Father
lttchard j. keefe, the President Of the
Union. had a box on the upper tier with
other officers OF the Association
The first event on the programme was
the l0O-yard dash handicap, which IdI
sixty-two entries, ana was run In trial
heats as follows:
First Heat-Frrs' Jos"pr kehoc. N,,,r. n
yards hsndtcap second a. Hcrhr \s'l"r
four snd halt Timt-lpf'.
ward second, A J. May, Holy Cross. one ard
Timr-lu SIS
TN,rd Hos,- r,rn. N =. Halr.n. ST, nerrari,
!. 'arl second. Muni,' Lp!phans. sa-l.
"a. Fi.r@ .,. 'ci'E' 5..s.p . 3, 5.S H' T.,
.rd, .ecosd. /. >. Minlcu. Na.irr . l.. ,sras
llihc ~ los
The second series If rrtal heats resulted
as follows:
First Heat First Joseph Nonoo, second J.
Hendricks I.mcH.l0 ~.
Sc ond Hca'-F ifsL I. J. SHELLY second N
Hogan Iim.-lO 81
The next event was the So-ydri novice
run. There wrr" twenty seven start, IS
and all ran in one heat. q. V Lyons.
Cathedral. took the lead after I've nrst
lap and held II T. the Nntsh, winning
easily 10y six yards from J. brennan,
tVier who wIs closely pushed by u
Harvey Gritn, of St ratrlcks. Tim,
I'M ~ 3-js.
There were eleven starters in the one
III" %aik Sn, - n Gro MnT'rr Was On
second lap, j, 7. Ryan, NaNter, with
II handicap OF forty-hye seconds, took
the lead a. the start and was never
headed He won easily IN min. - %
sec. II. Ward, Epiphany, with 81 sec
onds handicap, was second and ID, FoA,
spalding Literary Union, WAS third.