New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
Holder Of Worlds Amateur
Record for the Distance Shines
at st. Agnes Games.

tionless stride, and won as he pleased In
minutes 2s As seconds. which was an ex-
cellent performance over the uneven turf
course.
At one time Kiviat opened up a gap Of
fifteen yards IN forcing the pace, but at the
end had TO be content with second place.
L C. Conner was a close third, two yards
behind Kiviat who materially slackened
IFS speed IN the stretch when he could not
hold Jones.
Melvin w. Sheppard decided 70 start In
the 1.0l0-yard run, leaving xiviat Connor,
Jack Monument, of the Irisn-American
Athletic Club, and Edward A. Hunger, an
other Cornell runner. TO face Jones. Be
tween 1000 and 400 persons turned out and
enjoyed an athletic treat.
Klviat jumped Oft ike a wild hare at
the start with Monument. Hunger, Connor
and Jones following I'm order. At the end
Of the first lap Kiviat held command by
five yards, and for the following lap and
half was permitted 20 gradually increase
bis advantage. Jones moved along with a
graceful and easy stride in third place.
After travelling three and a half circuits
OF the track Monument spurted and Jones
tackled ON. Then the latter jumped up 20
Illviat and went 20 the front Rounding
the last turn Jones sprinted and bounding
away from Kiyat. sped down the stretch
10 the tape. with a wonderful burst OF
speed The victor's time for quarter niles
follows. 0.57. 2l4 3:25 and 4:2S 40.
Melvin W Sheppard ran a creditabie race
in the lM0-yard run, handicap. from
scratch. making allowances up 10 sixty
yards 90 "a field Of thirty-fve competitors.
lie picked up most Of the long mark men,
but. try as he would. could not finish better
than third. Charles Andrews, OF the Xavier
Athletic Association, won, with william &.
Kuaak. an unattached runner. second,
yard away. Sheppard was well Up.
James ~ Roseuberger the greyhound OF
the Irish-Americau Athletic Club, ran a
great race over the grass track in the 40
yard run, handicap grasping victory at
the tape He started from scratch, and
with his powerful stride was soon flashing
by many OF hts rivals. In tho stretch he
utilized a quick sprint 10 good advantage.
crossing the line IN 511-5 seconds which
was a brilliant exhibition OF running FOR
the uncertain ground.
II. J. Dadson, OF the st. Agnes Athletic
Club, defeated a large field OF his club
members IN a closed quarter-nile race in
81 seconds, which was a good performance.
He showed excellent Judgment allowing
the handicap men to show the way until
the stretch. when he increased hts speed
and finished with a Vineyard lead.
Pat Mcdonald. the burly policeman OF
the Irish-American Athletic Club, showed
his versatility in the weight events. He
easily 0utcassed his competitors In the
l2-pound shot, throwing the leaden ball
distance OF So feet 1Oi. inches. IN the 90
pound weight event. Mcdonald also was
returned the victor. with a good heave OF
IS feet 8 inches on three occasions Nc
Donald added more than a foot 10 the
worlds record, but the efforts We're de-
clared foul.
Martin j. Sheridan, the champion Discus
thrower, scaled the missile 1877 feet inches,
which was more than I'VE feet better than
the throw by Jim Duncan.
The Irish-American Athletic Club capt
ured the point trophy by an overwhelming
score. The Mohawk Athletic Club and the
Pastime Athletic Club were second and
third, respectively.
The summaries follow:
A. j.
Washington. Mohawk A. O.. ls'e yards, Charles
Btelllau. Long Island a. q. rs yards, second.
H. 81. chan. central y. ii. G.. a. Il yaTdsJ,
io0-yari dash open TO Catholic a L.)-won
by 10. Won Hagen. 81. PauI5 A. G.. rs yards)
u j. s.aleuu. Dominican I.yceum y yards
second. Fred Goodwin. Dominican Lyceum %
yards. third Time. O:l0-b
sgyeu-,yari dash CLOSED to ST. Agnes's School
boy9-N1n uv j. haunon, J. o'heete, second,
J.. D Iuuueu. thlrt. Time. 0.o3t5
44U-yarl slu laanllcap. closed 20 81. Agnes
s. CJ-Won hv b. j. Dods9n (scratcD; II. %.
Olson 40 yards, second, j. O.. Greiner -
luno-'art r-n handicap; open)-won hv c.
Andrews. Xavier q. A. l55 yartsli W. p.
Ruaal unattached 42 vardsl second Melvin W.
Sheppard. .rlan-Ameslcan A. g.. ,scratchJ, third.
sso-yari run CLOSED to catholic A. L)-won
b. Sd. J. LIu-UIln, knights or Sr. Anthony
Cscrarcm. j. E Buckley Lough.in Lyceum IA
YARDS, second, Gene Gilmore. Dominican Ly-
ceum scratch. third. Time. zoos.
44o-rari run moVcei openl-Won by G.. +.
a 5 G second s. Milne. Rld gsv N'i y nj
O.. A.. third Time. OBJ
80o.yari run handicap: -oGen)-won by W.
Fisher lrish-American A. q = YARDS; r. ".
C0rdiug Irish-American A. @. IT yards. second;
j. j. McCole Trinity Club 30 YARDS. third.
24o-garI run Copen TO catholic A. L)-won by
EI P Hsav Dominican Lyceum % YARDS. NJ.
carroll. Dominican Lyceum 10 yards. second
j. T. rel L1ushlin Lyceum % yards. third.
one. mile run ,speciaD-won by John Pan!
Jones, cornell University. Abel r. KiyIat Irish
American 4 c.. third. Time. 4.2s 40
24u-yar3 run CLOSED 90 Sr. Agues's Alumni
WON tv 1L J. Woods 90 varIsi; Joseph Banron
ID yartsl, second, u. L. Maher q YARDS. third.
44p-yarI run open: handicsp)-Won by j. u.
RO--uhafZer Irish-Auel.ln a. G.. lsclatclJ: 4.
J Higgins. Irish Aurrl. au a. O. rs yarlsl. sec
orI Benjamin story. lt.sh- American A. -. IL
yarlsi. third Time O.jl -.
tue-miIs relay race handicap. omen 90 CathO-
DE Athletic LeagueJ-Wou by Knights OF ST. An
th0nv "a, var1sl. with McLIvery. NeCiowau.
Holmes and Mclaughlin, Dominican Lyceum l8
yarlsI. second. with Ureu Buckley. 1lcCanrey
ana Tu.r. McCadiiu Lyceum % yari-l third /
with Mcnamara, Rouse. Ferango and Brown.
Putting twe.ye-pound shot Aandicap: open,-
Won Iy Patrick Mcdonald. l.isl-Amerieln A
O.. l-cratchl. with actual put az % feet 1Oi5
inches. " j.. Faleaunls, Pastime a. a.. 10 feet
Is ll.lesl. second. with actual put Of a feet @
inches. d. J. sheridan. Irish-American A. g.
~ .eeu. thiri. with actual put OF +S feet 81
Throwing sixteen pound hammer 0hauiicap,-
Won uv CON Walsh. unattached scratch with
1903 feet inches ~. 7. sheridan. Irsh-Americau
a. 90. t1i featI. second, with 1872 feet p inch
Throwing tAe discus Is foot inch circIel-Won
hv ST. y. sheridan, Iri-h-AmcriCun A. o.. with
lgT tsst 3 IuglCsI. James Duncan. Mohawk A.
g. second. with 1872 feet 1914 inches; A. j sheri-
dan Iri9h-Americ1n A. O.. third. with i24 feet
81 inches.
Throwing tho nfty-s.z pound weight scratch,
Won by pntirk Mcdonald Iri4h American A.
g.. with .s ftct inches. q. J. walsh. uuat-
achei. e.0nd with a3 feet ga inches Patriot,
Ryan. lrish-Amellglu A. g.. third. with 81 feet
o. inches.
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