New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
WARM FIGHT FOR TROPHY
Dominican LyCeum Team Wins
at PauIist Games.
M'GOLRICK WINS LONG RUN
Kramer and Fitzgerald Fail to
Start-Two Dead Heats
Occur in Competitions.

Keen competition for the handsome
bronze point trophy lent zest to the fifth
annual indoor games of the Paulist Ath-
letic Club in the 18th Regiment Armory
last night. 1t required all Of the events,
open TO members of the Catholic Athletic
League, TO decide the ownership OF the
trophy, which was won by the Dominican
Lyceum, with total Of 13 points. This was
two more than the Paulists' total.
Fifty-odd contestants started in the two
mile Amateur Athletic Union handicap run
but as the scratch men, William Kramer
and c. Fitzgerald. did not appear, the event
did not prove as interesting as haAbeen eX-
pected. Kramer. who won the night before
In the Caledonian games at Madison Square
Garden. had trouble with his feet
In the absence of the stars NJ. a. De-
vaney, Xavier athlete. running with 40
yard handicap, was looked upon with favor
by many. but the best he could do was
third. J. e. McGolrick, an unattached
runner, who started on the 140-yard mark
finished first, closely followed by T. Barden,
Of the Yonkers Y. NJ. c. A.
When he beat the gun full yard and a
half IN the final heat OF the 6o-yard novice
Thomas Gray had the race practically at
his mercy. The Paulist sprinter won with
several feet TO spare The best G. B. Clark,
the Xavier crack, could get IN the open
dash was second place lie ran we'll from
scratch. but w. Il. Conway, Of the Irish
club. led him to the tape by small margin.
The time was 6 As seconds.
In the fifth heat Of the 6O-yard open,
lob, Gus obpo hal x.raa dead
heat for second men between r. NJ. Chan,
Of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, and Thomas Struthers, Of the
Trinity club. The semi-final stage Of the
60-yard novice also developed a dead heat
for first place, the judges being unable TO
separate f. Green. of the Loughlin Lyceum,
and j. Pearce, of Good Council Athletic
Association. The time of that heat was 7
seconds
The summary follows:
Sl1ty-yard novice &C.. a. j.; final heaO-Won
BY Thomas Gray Paullst A. C; James Ford.
sci A A.. third. Time. o:07.
wSn wS1SyaEd Sy hanWHiS299 WSr9 q Pauist taa hGa fee
Thomas Kennedy, All Saints Lyceum ,e feeD,
third. Time. 0:O6t
Sixty-yard handicap "a. A. L.: final heaO-
Won by w. L. Conway. Irish-American a. C..
% feeO; c. b. Clark, Xavier A. a. scratch,
second: D. J. Ferris, Loughlin Lyceum Is feeO.
third. Time. 006%.
eoO-yard handicap run Cclosed)-Won by g. y.
Mitchell. Paulist A. c. go yards: Fred Pfener
(scratch), second; r. Loustalot, Paulist A. G. 10
yards), third Time. 1:267s.
Two-mile handicap run "a. A. UD-Won by j.
f. McGolrick. unattached Obs YARDS; T. Bardeu,
Youkers Y. NJ. c. A. (S5 YARDS, second NJ. A.
Deyaney. Xavier A a. (40 YARDS. third. Time,
1852
Four-lap relay CLOSED to parochisl schools
Won by Xavier A. A (5hea, Callsghan, Powers.
oBrien. Lovingly. second; 81 Gabrisrs GALA Gala
han, Barrere. Morgan. Welderman). third Ilme'
$50 yard tnovlce. A. A. U)--Wcn by Robert
Smith, Mohegan A. C: w. F. clark. unattached
secotd; D.. Frank. Mott Haven A c., third.
Time. PISS.
One-mile &C. A L. handicap run)-Won by u.
w Caring Loughin Lyceum go YARDS; j. j.
Clancy, All Saints Lyceum as yardsG second
F. NJ. Heller Knights Of ST. Anthony 0O yards)'
third. Time. 4362s.
soo-yard &C. A L. handicap run)-Won BY T
F. HeaIy, Dominican Lyceum l6 YARDS; +, j.
Ridseway Dominican Lyceum % yardsl; seconq'
A. L. Richter, Loughlin Lyceum (scratch), third.
sso.yard &C. A. l. handicap run)--Won by f.
F. Gilmore Dominican Lyceum q YARDS; J..
j. Clegg. McCaddin Lyceum 40 yardsl, second,
". McGaveny. knights Of St. Anthony eo
yards. third Time. 2:05:
s0O-yard a. A. U. handicap run)-Won by A.
Pspis' Irish-American A. {. % yard9; .aors H. f.
Cioughly New York A. c. @ yardsl. second
r. 4 Bopp, Irish-Amer!can A Z. Q5 yards)'
third. Time, 1:l9S.