New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
Diocesan Athletes Show Up We'll
in Newark Games.

The Bellevine Catholic Club had an easy
time in capturing the team honors in the
seventeenth annual field day games Of the
Newark Catholic Young Mems Diocesan
Union. held at Hillside Park, Newark, yes
terday afternoon. The yictors heaped up a
total of 40 points, which gave them a
goodly margin over the always determined
members Of -. CoIumba's Catholic Club,
who were second with 81 points. Through
the single victory Of Samuel Stronger in
the three miles. Bayley Lyceum nosed out
the 81. Mary's Total Abstinence Benevolent
Society with points by the margin of a
lone tally.
Although the events were run off with
rather poor handling. the contests were all
exciting They were witnessed by almost
four thousand persons.
The one mile match relay between the
Belleville Catholic Club and St Column
ba's quartet was won by the former after
an interesting struggle D'Angola. the
Rarringer High school sprinter, gave St
COLUMBIA the lead on the first relay, but
Beneville assumed command on the second
lap. Dodd held five-yard lead al the ter
mination Of the third lap. W. f. Kraft. jr,
and r. Lagay. jr.. toed the mark for Belle
Vile and ST. COLUMBIA respectively in the
last quarter. The latter made up five
wards passing into the van after travelling
a hundred Yards He was closely pursued
by Kraft for another hundrei yards. Then
the latter suddenly jumped his rival, out
footing him by a couple Of yards in a mad
sprint to the tape.
Samuel stronger. Of Bayley Lyceum
aroused the crowd by a strong sprint IN
the last lap Of the three-mile run, which
netted him an easy victory. Stronger was
trailing twenty-five yards ehind Patrick
Brady of the 81. Mary's T. A. Is. :, at the
beginning of the last lap. Suddenly he let
out a few pegs and flashed p ST the fast
firing Brady two hundred yards from home
BRADY after leading for two and half
miles. rapidly weakened from the fast pace
BENJAMIN ]. Leary. Of the Belevilie ag-
creation. was the individual star Of the
afternoon. He was a triple victor. taking
the tOO-vard dash from the 4-yard mark
tbe 2e0-yard dash from the 7-yard mark by
three yards and the running broad jump
with a leap Of 10 feet inch.
J.
the 1t COLUMBIA squad and Edward Car
nev Of Belleville. were on scratch in the
one mile rum They had hard fight IN the
last two laps Seyfarth defeating his rival
easily in the finishing sprint.
The summaries follow
one hundred yard dash Chandieap,1Won by
r. I Lesry Beeville &. g. a YARDS; Ioin
No. Reieyilla g. &. u y YARDS, second, =. :.
R@nuedv BelIeville g. q. t2'1 YARDS, third.
I'M, M. rrin SandcarlWon by Fred J. sey
.,h ~ Colufnbas G.. q. iscratchli Edward
-. lseileviIle G.. q (scratchl, second; John
3iie, pelleyille G. c. 'scratchi third Time
= ~ yard run moyice)-won by Edward Nor
~ ri, iI,1,ille c. c. 4. n. Cook. 81 Coiuinua
@''' second; George Cole beiieFile 6. 20
49, .rime. O3 2-5.
'h ioa ,,S dash (handicapj-Won by y. j.
~ s'i iisaue5ilIe &. q. q yards. .. 4 Iledly,
Lar ss,,,,oha,F C. &. 90 yardsl. seccnd' l.
pe,nsev' ST Columbus C. {. % yardSl' thifd'
Tine W run lhandicapl-Won by Frank
ccV y. a., coiumba's g q. 90 YARDS; y 1uneli,
l-4sas, 1 ~, q C. go YARDS, second; william
if.rleV - Mays r. y. Il. :. 60 SardS'. '"i"'
Time. 10 10 pound shot dandieap,-Won by ~
i.tI iPhrr Hellsvile &. q. 90 teel. a.. iai Puss
81 ns feet. N. CLARK. 81. CelaInb@s - - "