New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
Goulding Clips Three Sec
onds from Time for
Three Mile Walk.
ELLER SKATERS THE
LOW HURDLES RECORD
Large and Enthusiastic Crowd
Cheers Fast Times at the
Diocesan Games.

worlds and one hrmofy recOFu ioH
cred by champions 81 the annual attn.
letic games OF the Diocesan Union o.
Catholic Young Mems Societies of
Brooklyn, at the 18th Regiment ar
mory. last night -
George II. Goulding. Of Toronto !.
". G. A., champion walker Of the world
lowered the old figures IN the two-miie
race and incidentally beat pair OF the
best American walkers, Id kenz' or
the Mohawk A. C.. the seven and TWEEN
tv-fve mile national champion. ana
Richard f. Remer, Of the Irish -Ameri-
can 4. C.. the two-mile indooI cham
pion. The Canadian pedestrian com
pleted the distance in l3 minutes 80 20
seconds, lettering the old mark by
three seconds. which was made oy
himself about six months ago at the
23d Regiment armory, in Brooklyn.
At the crack OF the gun REM, who
had the pole, started TO set the pace
The Canadian was right at his shoul-
der. After they had covered about
seventy yards Goulding, by a mild
spurt. took the lead. Several times
during the next quarter-mile they en-
ragged in q series of spurts, each TAX
ing turns in setting the pace. Remer
made no endeavor to keep up with
them.
After about quarters of mile
REM began to feel the strain Of the
going ard gave way 20 Goulding, who
went By him like fash and opened
I'D big gap. The announcer stated
that Goulding had covered the first
mile in minutes 81 as seconds. and
was leading at this time by twenty
yards.
During the rest of the race Gouldlng
widened the gap, and II looked for a
time as If he was going TO lap his OPP
moments. The crowd cheered him nois-
ily and urged him on. He tried hard
to respond TO the call, but had TO be
content in winning the race by twenty
yards short Of full lap, which meas
ures an eighth of a mile. REM, who
was the second TO finish, did the dis
tance in II minutes 81 As seconds. Re-
mer's time was II minutes q 80 sec
onds.
The second worlds record TO fall
was the l00-yard low hurdles, with
eight hurdles standing feet 8 inches.
Jack J. Eller. Of the IrishAmerican A.
c.. who is considered the best OF all
timber toppers in this country was
the one 10 splinter the mark. He was
on scratch and won by inches, snap
ping the tape in II As seconds. one
fifth OF a second better than the old
mark.
Abel r. Kiviat, OF the IrishAmerican
A. c., who has been in retirement for
nearly three months, made an au-
spicious return 70 the track by win
ming the three-q e-quarter-mlle run handl-
can from scratch. He reached the tape
in 3:Os which eclipses the old
armorv record established by himself
by 'wo-ffths of second.
The summaries follow:
ioo.ya-i dash thandleapl-woa BY =. r Brsdy.
Loughn LSceum ,eh iee'. :; ,asn 'oI.s.pii: ..1ond
u T. Ke.ey. Oza.sm \. A. tjis ieeil third
4lsi ,a''.-erms ~ run handicapl-won by ABEL
D. kluat Irish American \ ls,fs'shl :, hlHs
nCvaruy. unattached % yNbl, se,oAd. II. r.
Ror-n. Brooklyn Evening HSh School $50 yards
U,H 90 ri.@ ,.1' -in ,noyi,el-wou by P srhw,te
WyckoH Heghs SUNDAY school: Il. Anderson IN D.
attached. setoud A Lorenz. St. Agnes A -
io5-ysrd I3n tird.es lhandicapl-won By
Eaqss emu. Congregational sunday school q
ya-asI second; u. loizer. sher.9N = g. =
yardsl third Tine. oil g lwoIld's r,cordl. r.
Goa.i.as rofo1lo y. " {. "a REM. M9hack =
A e. second: r + Rcnne-. ir.sh- h-American a. -
-
Half-mie tPsrochis school reiayl-Won ~
Good Coins sel team. - Auglstine's second team
second: s. Augus,lnes first team. third. Time.
So0.yard dash (hanGicapl-won by G. BOwman
Long Island A e. Ciis Sartsl; A h. Neil
Knights OF - Anthony t0ia yards. second: y"
Buchon Trinity club O6is yardsl. third. Tine
9g0.yarl lash tolosod 20 the Diocesan ynon'-
Won 6y g. r Barclay. Loughin Lyceum q yafdsl ;
o. Ryan. knights of -. Anthony q yarl,l' second
A. Callahan. - Asnes A. [. 0 SsTls'' AiFd
@o5 yard da,h N.,osed 20 Catholic college, Won
by / G. Heiimsn. Manhattan College. J. Nicalds
n Johns Colless second A J. Parker, Brooklyn
college. third. Time O35 3-j.
Tao-uie bicycle race thandicspl Won by I'd
ward Goodwin unatt ached lscrstcAn: Jerry Nuz-
ziata Empire city Wheelmen go yardsl; second :
c Il, White. 18th Regiment 4 A go yards''
Haif-m'is run thandicap. closed 70 Diocesan
Union Won by n. !. Seemsn. Pre- 'entadon tl12
(a3 yards +. kiVlghu. Loughlln Lyceum 10
v.rd.i second. W Banfed knights OF st Al
tony 10 yar,sl. third. Time o. Is.
Two ~ Ne special relay-Non by NIllrose q
team. with c. T Moore 7. Eisrtsen NICK Gian-
with SID Leslie. a. himban I. Burgdon and 1
II Reinharth. second Time-s q.
One-mile relay thandicapl-Non by Presentation
club with II WendelNg h. A Brsgs. j. Naldron
and n J Secmzn lj4 yaEdsl OIsn&m \ A. team
With H. Her,zel r. piot. A. o'Shes and j. r. 30
isith 4 O'Rourke. &. Blush, !. r. fBnn ana IL
lIiitrh.ason ig9 yardsi. third rme3 29 -.
Thrre-rile run thanliclpl Won ny ArtlM J.
Fosel Irish American 4 C. us yardsl T. Flynn.
Iri.h- American A. q. $50 yards. second. Hanne'
Koehmainen. Iu.l- American A. { t-1Fa'cA''