The New York herald., 1922-02-16
Finishes First in 22d Regi-
ment Armory by Margin
of Fifty Yards.
21-5 SEC. BEHIND MARK
DriscOll Wins Casey 600,' Be-
coming Permanent Owner Of
Archbishop Hayes Trophy.

Club of Chicago, who few days ago
hung up new worlds record for a
mile and quarter. last night tried to
shatter his own amateur two mile
mark at the annual indoor games OF
The New York Chapter. Knights OF
Columbus, in the Twenty-second Regi-
ment Armory, but failed. The event
was a two mile handicap and attracted
half dozen of the best distance run
ners in the country.
Although he allowed his rivals
handicaps ranging from 40 yards to
15O yards, Ray won the event by a
margin of so yards in minutes 13 4-5
seconds. This is 1-5 seconds behind
his own figures and 4 1-5 seconds
slower than tile worlds record made
by Alfred Shrubb, the English athlete,
more than decade ago.
Acting Mayor Murray Hubert fired
the gun which sent the field on its way.
William Stoakley of the st. christopher
Club who had the limit allowance OF
$50 yards, shot to the front at The start
and managed to hold command for the
first half mile, with Arthur Cassott OF
the Glencoe A. c., who was In receipt
of 140 yards, in second place. r. Earl
Johnson Of Pittsburgh, five and ten mile
national champion, was running in third
position, while Ray was far behind
punched with the other contestants.
johnson Shows Way.
The field ran in this order until the
tenth lap, when Johnson forged to the
'front.' followed by Cassott. Stoakely was
next, closely followed by Ray. This
quartet ran in this order for two more
laps. Then Ray heightened his stride
and quickly overhauled the leaders
From this point until he flashed across
the finish line, fifty yards in front of
johnson, the little Illinois runner was
never hooded Cassott finished third
Despite the fact that Ray failed to
break record the little Westerner ran
corking race. II any Of the contest
ants were able to press him in the final
lap he probably would have hung up a
new mark.
Rays fractional time was: Half,
2:10 3-5; three-quarters, :21 3-5; mile.
4 81 1-5; mile and a quarter. :43 10
mile and a half, .54 3-5 and mile and
three-quarters, 8 :05.
The Casey 60O," the secondary feat
ure. was won by James W. Driscoll of
Boston College, in the fine time of
minute, 13 As seconds. This was just
two-flfths of a second behind the record.
BY winning the event the Boston col
legian became the permanent owner of
the archbishop Hayes" trophy, one of
the handsomest cups in the athletic
world. 1t was the third consecutive year
Driscoll won the race. William E.
Stevenson of Princeton University, was
A. UA~lr
A. c., national champion at this dis
tance, was third. Larry Brown of the
University Of Pennsylvania. was fourth.
The Summaries.
Is Yard Dash. for knights of Columbus
Kane. New Amsterdam Council 13 feeu
II. Sirois. General sherman Council Q9
feat Sy Fran m eoSsda BTsnGaS SsSGaS
Council Ga feep John John p, Dune Green T,,,a
Greenwich Council e feeD; e. J. Faith.
Ssy GGonr onrtb s,Won g feeD ssSonS S ao nP T%s
Lafayette Council &c fee4. second. Time.
O:0S 1-5. Final heat-Won by Conlon.
Kane. second: Kelly. third; Dunno. fourth.
Time O:0s is.
100 Yard Dash, for A, A. U. Athletes
nuxbaum unattaehed Sp19 ysrdsl and J;
o:io -. Second heat-won BY +: De sola'
FSpsntip Feir. GIcncSe See~ s% yards5 secqnS
Time. 0:1o AS. Third hcat-won by Ed
EarS M Senhns & Sars see
ond. Time, o;1o 2-5. Fourth heat-won
by Robert MeAls,er; CA sa Glencoe wo5, 4 s,S: &;
o:io O.. 2, 2.5. " Fifth heat@won BY J. Hings. ST.
West Side Y NJ. G. A. (5h yards), second.
Time oO a. sixth hsa-WCn q W. vbya.; by :;
1fdsf J. Furinser. e Psulist A. 9. q yarus!. sec.
ond. Time, o:1o 3-5. Final hsat-won on, by
M McAllister pawkirs TIms seccnS bragg 'ird
tNovices)-- Won by Leo Battle. corrlgsn
second Arthur b. Nolan, Aquinas Council,
third: James d. Mullane, Lafayette coun-
ell fourth Tine, 10 ;o 2p Tssms sssomes comco,ea
OF Members of the Catholic Young Mems
National Union CHandcap)-Won by 81.
H. Bayer, 8. Bennett and Charles Beaganl.
% yards: Paulist A. G. 90. Felgner, ]. N;
Ryan. ]. Dallanegra and Leg Lalor. "a gocond 81
team a. Nevn w. Deegan, s. Bennett and
w. Hannon). ~ yards. third. Tine 3m'
Putting the l6 Pound Shot dIandlcap) Won
by Herbert Elsey, Mohawk A. =. % icsi,
Nth VIII Pgt Of va q t. ~ 3.crntGh, n orw wts
put Of 43 It: ~ in. second John LIGHT
man, Clark House A. A. t3 feet), win n
nut OF 40 IT, In, third. Nicholas Ylahonis,
Pastlme A. G. O. feeD, with put OF "
IT, iiiA in., fourth
One Mile Walk OIandicap)-Won by w. Won
Bargen, unattached (i0 secondsl William
Plant Morningsido a. G.. (scratchl. second;
n. Swanson, Long Island A. G. (lm 1851,
third. Time, SIN. i3 airs
Half Mile Relay Race. for Teams r. posed
Of Pupils Of Parochlal Schools O. tlchl-
Won by Holy Name School mi ael ne.
vine, Alfred Brenner James 81 nan ana
William Buter); Holy Cross school o.
Butler. ]. Mooney, G., Arnold and j. Mand-
lay), Second. Time I'm. 56e.
$50 Yard Run, for Members OF the knights
OF Columbus (Novices)-Won by Arthur J..
Sullivan. San Salvador Council; Daniel
Leary Greenwich Council. second; Frank
a. Finnerty. Lacordairc Council, third.
Time, Pm. 10 4-5s.
Two Mile Special Run CHandcap)-Won by
Joie Ray, Illinois A. G. (scratch) r. Earl
Johnson, Pittsburgh. Pa, (40 yardsl, sec.
ond: Arthur Cassott, Glencoe a. G. U4O
yards) third. Time ON. 10 4-,s.
"Casey 600' Special Invitation Run (Scratch)
Won by James w. Driscoll, Boston Col
lese; William Il. Stevenson. Princeton Uni
versity, second Sydney Leslie, New YORK
A. q, third. Time, 1m IL 4-0s.
Three Quarter Mile Run, for A. A. u, Ath-
1etes tHandlcap)-Won by Melville Schaef-
fer. Knights of 81. Anthony (55 yards) ;
! Milton Leslie, Loughin Lyceum go yards) I,
second; A. w. Haskell, Columbia Univer-
sity 100 yards) third. Time, 3m. los.
One Mile College Relay Race (Scratch)- -
4 WON nv Columbia University (Brapb