New-York tribune., 1910-08-29
Defeats PAUL. in Spirited One
Mile Handicap Run.

Abel r. Kiviat. the game niue hiluu-o
distance runner Of the lrlsil-4iii.i !. .--
A-b1.+io C,Iub, won a beautiful and I'M
n-essive race in the one-m1le hanolcdp uii
,,es+ardav He defeated Wilton Paul. fhe
~ vorL Athletic Club crack. IN drtv-
i,r finish at the annual games of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. which were
held at Celtic Park, Long Island ollS'
I-,,-ia+,s performance was the best seen IN
+bis locality in many months, defeating
sa,d o< sixteen starters in the fast time
of A-ooo-5 PAUL. the former University
of PENNSYLVANIA miller. finished two yafds
bebind Kiviat In 40 As. The track was
covered with a deep layer Of mud, caused
~, q drizzIing rain which fell throughout
the afternoon.
Eddie fitzgerald won the three-mile run
5afes+i,e William ]. Kramer, of the Acorn
Athletic Association, the champion cross
oo,,r+r1, runner. and John J. DAILY, the
s+aenlechase champion. Joe Dolan. the last
coming runner OF the Pastime Athleuc
c-1ub was first in the half-miie run, ana
William I Powers of the South Pat-
erson Athletic Club, won the 3oo-yard run.
p.uI1 and Kiviat were both on scratch
,n their race. and at the outset h1Vlat I'M
nv PAUL. For the first half mile both the
rora+cb runners were content slowly to cur
down the handicaps allotted TO the other
councillors Kiviat turned the half-mile
mark in o:os. while PAUL was few yards
behind. Passing this point PAUL testeo
Biviat's alertness with a sudden sprint
hut the latter was awake and darted a1ter
the Winged Foot athlete. Tearing down the
ba kstretch both kiviat and Paul passed
MANY A runner until on the bell Tor. the
last lap PAUL was IN fourth place ana
Kiviat directly on his heels The latter
suddenly spurted, going along at terrlhc
Clip, determined 20 overtahe David Noble
4 New York Athletic Club runner. who was
in the van. Fifty yards from the tape
Kiviar and PAUL passed Noble the first
named winning by small margin
DoIsn. who captured the half-mile run,
with a liberal allowance Of thirty-eight
yards ran a good race, and the handicap
lust succeeded in landing him a winner
by few yards Harry Gtssing, the crack
middle distance runner of the New YORK
Athletic Club. started from scratch. but,
falling to gain any ground after half the
distance had been covered he quit the race
Powers. Dick Edwards and Jim Rosen-
berger the latter two on scratch, along
with ''Yank" Robbins and LIE Roy Dor
land. qualified in the final heat Of the 800
yard run The race was a corker, barely
a yard separating Powers, Rosen berger and
Edwards, who finished in the order named.
The Irish-American Athletic Club won
the point cup. with a total of IS points;
the New York Athletic Club was second,
with 16 and the Pastime Club was third.
with Is points
The summaries follow:
1oo-yard dash (handicap)-Won by Leroy
Dorand, Pastime A. c. (411 yards); Bert
Dewar. Irish American A c. (5l1 yard.). sec
ond Robert Eller Irish American A c. (2i7
yards. third. Time. o.10 1-5.
sso-yard run (handioapl.Won by Joe
Irish American A. c. (12 yardsl, second J. NJ.
Burke, South Boston a. A. (2e yards), third.
sso-yard relay Chandicap: closed. Catholic
Athletic League)-Won by Knights Of ST An
McGowan. Finneean and Miller; Loughlin
Lyceum ts yards. second. team composed of
Trefy. Hach. Pinkerton and Schloesserl: {:
Dominican Lyceum lscratchl. third team com
posed Of Schlerch. Bouser. Ridgeway and Ca
3Oo-yard nun (handicapl-Won by ". J.
Powers. South Paterson a. c 90 yards: j. NJ.
Rosenberger. Irish American A. c: (scretchl. ).
(scratch) third. Time. o:32 10
one,mile ,,.s, walk (hsndiGs6>wWon ZAP by us
Sresdy, GTa@f:'A MohaWk A. G d7c yardsJ. second:
Tom Carroll. Acorn A A G65 yards). third
Time 6:3s 3-5.
One-rnile run fhandicap)-won by Abel r,
Kiviat Irish American A. c tscratch): Wilton
PAUL, New York A c. tscratch). second
David Noble New York A. C. (35 yards). third.
Time 4 20 2-5
Three emile thandicap)-Wo by Edward
Fitzgerald New York A. c. go yardsl w J.
kramer Acorn A A fscratch). second: j.
Donnely unattached Glo yardh). third Time,
IS O
Throwing the discus thHndicap)-Won by
a j Reich Madison Square A. c. go feet).
actual throw of l03 feet r u inches: J. Elliott,
irish American A c go feetl, second actual
throw of 1o3 feet Az inches; ] ). Frank. Mo-
hawk A c go feetD. third, throw OF I02 feet
~ inches
throwing ls-pound hammer (handieap)-
feet1 actual throw Of 154 feet 10 inches. Ben
Sherman. unattached ns feetl second actual
york 4 c Is teet). third, actual throw Of
152 feet 50 inches