New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
PAULlST CLUB THE WINNER
Relay Race Proves Feature Of
Great Neck Athletic Programme.

\ good sized crowd turned out to see the
amateur track and field day games OF the
Great Neck Athletic Club. which were held
on their track at Great Neck, Long Island.
Yesterday. Competition of the most spirited
nature was the rule. The games which had
been postponed from Memorial Day, drew
many important additions to supplant the
champion entrants who were unable TO ap-
pear. owing to the sailing Of the Olympic
team.
The Paulist Athletic club. with the aid
OF the Ward brothers, OF Manhattan Col
lege Preparatory School, won desperately
fought victory from the Knights of saint
Anthony I'm the one-mile handicap relay
race. closed to the Catholic Athletic League
The Paulst quartet won by ten yards IN
tho fast time of . minutes IL seconds. From
tho opening gun the New York runners
gained on their rivals. working up lcdu
of thirty yards at the end or the third zap
Edward Terry had TO contend with Artnur
y Shea, of the Saint Anthony team IN the
final relay. The former runner drew away
handily at the end.
William Brazil the veteran runner OF the
Irish-American Athletic club, who won Ills
first prize after ten years OF racing III Tue
Great Neck Clubs 'cross-country run last
u,irter looked as II he would capture MS
secopd first prize I'm the threemile handi-
can With n lead OF leo yards Brazil quickly
gained the pacing position. and hello II Tor
a milo end a half. Ho was then challenged
and defeated by Thomas Barden, or inc
irish American Athletic club.
a. j. Reich, the junior national shot put
champion of the IrishAmerican Athletic
Club. was able to accomplish only an enort
OF IS feet 81. inches. and was unplaced.
4. +. Makay, of tho Mohawk Athletic Cluo,
who had an allowance of feet Inches
carried off the honors with the splendid
actual put OF 81 feet inches. During these
contests James T. Reardon was knocked
unconscious with the shot, but recovered
quickly.
100 yard dash (handicap) Won by l.. Conan.
Morris A. a. az YARDS; {; Hansen knights OF
St Antony a yards second: 10. J; Ward. Paul
list A. G. q yards), third; Time, 0:los.
l,OO0-yard run (handcap) Won by r. >.
Fraser unattached go YARDS: NJ. Thompson.
Jamaica High School (5+ yards) second. J. X.
o NELL. New York A. G. ,3s YARDS third. Time,
2:l3zS.
44O-yard run (handicap)-wo by $. +. Ag-
gen. Morris A. A. 90 YARDS; .. A. feth MO
hawk A. G. 90 yaruSl, second L. htiy IVA
tionai A q. GO yards). third Time, 0:5l2s.
Three-mile run (handicap)-Won by Thomas
Barber, Irish American a. G. $50 yards: j. J.
williams. Morningside A. G.. dl5 YARDS. second
W. J. Horton. Trinity Club u23 YARDS, third.
Time. i4:5lx.
One-mile relay handicsp; closed to Catholic
A. L)-Won by Paulist A. c. (30 YARDS If ID.
Ward. r. j. Ward. ]. Reardon and Il. Fureyl
knights OF ST. Antony (32 YARDS 81. Regan, j.
Holmes. G. Hansen and "A. +. shea), seeohu'
Time, 2:4l.
Putting - pound shot Chandicap)-Won by a.
r. Makay, Mohawk A. c. % feet inchesJ. with
Irish American A. c. (scratch). second with q
put OF 81 feet 5h inches: n. z. Giahunie. un-
attached % feep third, with an actual put OF
80 feet inches.
Point score Morris A. A., 10: Irish-Amercan
A. c. and Mohawk A. c. tied with 3.