New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-06
GOODWIN SHOWS FLASH
Of OLDT|ME FORM
Wins from Scratch in Four Hun
dred Yard Swim by
Five Yards.
M'ALEENAN IN TOP FORM
Carries Off Diving Honors in
Aquatic Carnival at Deal
Beach-His Brothers
Victors Too.
M'ALEENAN IN TOP FORM

L. y. Bud) Goodwin, the veteran dis
lance champion OF the New York Athletic
Club, showed a fash of his oldtime form
in easily winning the 4OO-yard handicap
swim. which was the feature OF the
aquatic carnival of the Deal Beach SWIM
ming Club, in front Of the Casino at Deal
Beach. n. j., yesterday. The iive-m!le
and one-mile national title holder gave
handicaps to five other starters, but with
a splendid burst Of speed in the last
century, he came through 10 win by the
margin of five yards.
Thomas Mccarthy. another Winged
Foot swimmer who received a start Of 65
seconds, was next across the finish, with
Harry Headgear, OF the City Athletic
Club, who started three seconds before
Mccarthy, in third place.
Arthur McAleenan, jr., OF the New YORK
Athletic Club, who has all the national
and metropolitan fancy diving champion
ships tied to his belt, thrilled a crowd OF
5000 persons by his daring evolutions. All
his efforts were almost perfect, he re-
ceiying n credit OF 16S points from scratch.
Karl Behrens, the City Athletic club
man who formerly held the German div
ing title. also competed from scratch, but
was Is points behind McAleenan. Frank
Mullen. Of the New York Athletic Club.
was third.
In the 4OO-yard swim Mccarthy had COW
cred a distance OF 100 yards before Good
win started With his splashing but
powerful trudgeon, Goodwin gradually
gained ground on his competitors. AS the
furlong stake was reached Mccarthy was
still in the van by some twenty yards.
with Goodwin coming along at great speed
in fourth place.
A little past the 3O0-yard point Goodwin
crept up TO within Ave yards Of Mccarthy.
Then he hit up the pace I'm the remaining
distance for home, and beat out Nc
Carthy by five yards. Headgear foun-
dered behind in third place, thirty yards
back.
The Junior relay team OF the New York
Athletic Club, composed of II. McAleenan,
K. McAleenan, w. Plump and j. Reid,
having a handicap Of twenty seconds
romped off with the 20o-yard swim after
an interesting contest. The senior quartet
of II. O'Sullivan, w. Ramme. Clarence
Ash and II. Vollmer on the scratch
mark, was defeated by a yard and a half
William Ramme and Joe Rudy were
both on scratch In the 125-yard handicap
and after a nip-and-tuck fight the former
won by few feet.
The summaries follow.
2O0-yard relay (handicap)-won by New
York A. c. Junior team on. McAleenan. X
McAleenan, w. Plump and j. Reid go sec
onds): New York a. c. senior team Oh.
O'Sullivan. w. Ramnre. G. Ash and H. Voll-
merJ (scratch) second: New York A. c.
second squad 81. Rudy. r. Mccarthy. r..
South and D. McAleenan) (scratch), third
Time. 2;s1 %.
Eirhty-yard swim (handcap)--W by C.
Herold, city a. O. (s secOnds) j. Collinstar
City a. c. G2 seconds), second; j. Rudy
New York A. c. a seconds). third. Time.
0:40 %.
125-yard swim (handicap)-won by w.
Ramme. New York A. c. (scratch); J. Rud-
dy, New York A. c. (scratch). second; J.
Collinstar city A c. 60 seconds), third
Time. ! ~ 20.
IOO-yard swim (handicap)-won by Bud
Goodwin, New York a. c. (scratch): T. Nc
Carthy, New York 4. c. coo seconds. sec
ond. II. Headgear, City a. c. (5S seconds
third Tine. j'52 81.
Fancy driving contest-Won By. 4. Ne
Aleenan. Jr., New York A. e. (scrateh): Carl
Behrens, city a. c. (scratchJ. 1853 points,
second; + Mullins. New York A. c. (1J
poin;s). $50 points. third.