The New York herald., 1922-08-13
TRACK HONORS FOR
BLOOMFIELD TEAM
Lyceum Athletes Capture
Trophy in Diocesan Games
at Newark.

at Newark.
Bloomfield Lyceum's athletics. who
have been frequent winners at amateur
athletic meets this season, were very much
in the limelight at the annual games of
the Catholic Young Mems Diocesan
Union of New Jersey, held at City Ath-
letic Park in Newark yesterday. They
won five of the ten events decided,
captured several place and third prizes
and rolled up a total of SO points, which
proved big enough to give them the team
prize.
The feature event, the one mile cham
pionship medley relay race. went 20 a
Quartet of runners representing st.
Joseph's Catholic Club of Newark. The
Victorious team was composed of Michael
Devaney. a veteran winner of champion
ship honors both on the flat and through
tie steeplechase field Joseph Delenegro.
who used to win scholastic sprinting
titles in the colors of ST. Benedicts Pre-
paratory School of Newark; w. Kelly
and L. Mallick.
Delenegro Leads or.
Delenegro was the first of the quartet
to represent his club In the race and
lac ran one furlong. He stepped along
SO fast that he quickly outfooted the
-rnners of Bloomfield Lyceum, st. Rose
of Lima's Catholic Club and st. Bona
ventures Lyceum, who opposed him. He
turned over lead of eight yards to w.
Kelly. who relieved him at the end OF
his relay. Kelly. who raced in his best
style. aided considerably to the lead
Delenegro bequeathed him. Mallick
more than held his own. while the old
war horse and veteran campaigner De-
fancy. the anchor man, increased his
teams advantage so much that it had
thirty yards to spare at the end. Mike
vas loudly cheered for his fine contri-
button to the victory.
Scratch men Jared badly In all the
handicap competitions. Not one Of them
was able to come through his field to vic
tory Among the notables who failed
was Edward Garvey, a one time long dis
tance title holder. Eddie found the task
of conceding big handicaps to the field in
the two mile run a bit too much for his
form OF yesterday. He finished outside
the prize winners circle.
Shields the Winner.
The race was won by Patrick Shields
OF Bloomfield Lyceum. who had an al
lcwance OF 165 yards. He passed the
judges few yards in advance of John
Gaughan of st. Bonaventure's Lyceum.
There was a lot of crowdlng during the
race and every runner was knocked off
his stride at one period or another OF
the test. AS a result there were
numerous claims OF foul. but the refere
dismissed them all because he believed
every competitor was more or less at
fault.
The races were run during intermit
tent showers. making the track slow
and fast time impossible. The sum
maries:
20 YARD DASH for NovIcEs-Finai heat
won by Daniel Gorsky, st. Josephs Catho-
lie Club; Donald De Castro. Bloomfield
Lyceum. second; J. Flaherty. st. Rose OF
Lima's Catholic Club, third Daniel Man
ming St. Rose of Lims's Catholic Club.
fourth. Time. 2-5 seconds.
100 YARD DASH HANDicApl-Ftnsl heat
ceum az yards) Daniel Caprio. st. Jo-
seph's Catholic Club (scratchl. second !:
Thomas Kelly. st. Rose Of Lima Catholic
club t24 yards). third; Edward sutter.
st. Bonaventures Lyceum t5la yards) !.
fourth. Time. 10 30 seconds.
Thomas Markey. Bloomfield Lyceum 10
seph Ryan. st. Rose Of Lima's Catholic
Club. second; George THOMPSON, ST. Bona
Sacred Heart Catholic Club OF Lyndhurst,
n. j.. fourth. Time. l:22.
40 YARD RUN GIANDICAP)-Won by
Charles Mccormack. ST. Bonaventure's
sephs Catholic Club (scratchD, second
William Gibin. Bloomfield Lyceum ns
yards), third: Clifford Rider. ST. Bona
ventures Lyceum 1s yards), fourth. Time.
~ 40 seconds.
$50 yARp RELAY u. RACE, RACE FOR TEAMS
Won by st. Rose OF Limas Catholic Club
CIV. Murphy, Joseph Ryan, :. Mckelvey
and Harold christyl; Bloomfield Lyceum
and J. Spaulding), second. ST. Bonaventure's
Lyceum %. Mccabe. William Kearney.
Joseph Lambert and John Lawlor,. third:
Sacred Heart Catholic Club Of Lyndhurst,
n ]. tWilliam Fabris. Frank De Renzis.
Edward Hanna and Clarence TribouD.
,on fogrth; Yann Tine; bssu l;42 s,5
won by Donald De Castro, Bloomfield Ly
ceum 90 yards): Philip Hueston. Sacred
second: Thomas Kelly, st. Rose OF Lima's
Catholic Club g yards). third: John w
Hafter. st. Bonaventures Lyceum 60
$50 YARD RUN Ill; GMiNDIc4Pp0won secSsori by
John Gibson. Bloomfield Lyceum (35
yards); G. Manser, Sacred Heart Catholic
Club go yards). second: &. Berry. st.
Joscph's Catholic Club COS yardsJ. third; ;
c. a. walsha. Bloomfield Lyceum (25
yards,; fourth Time. los.
ONE MILE RUN FOR NOVICES-Won by
Daniel Donohue. st. Joseph's Catholic
Club; s. McKelvey. ST. Rose OF Lima's
Catholic Club, second; Charles Geoghan,
Bloomfield Lyceum third: William Moran
Sacred Heart Catholic Club of Newark,
fourth. Time. 100 1-5.
TWO MILE RUN tHANDIcAP)--won by
Patrick Shields. Bloomfield Lyceum (165
yards); John Gaughan. st. Bonaventure's
Lyceum t13O yards). second; Frank Keefe.
Bloomfield Lyceum G65 yards) third:
James Smith. Sacred Heart Catholic Club
Of Newark U75 YARDS. fourth. Time.
9:60 2-5.
ONE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP MEDLEY RE-
LAY RACE-Won by ST. Joseph's Catholic
Club tJoseph Delengro. w. Kelly. Z. NAL
lick and Michael Devaney) Bloomfield
Lyceum Up. Cunniff. J. Bearens w. Ge-
gan and J. Donneliy), second; ST. Rose OF
Lima's Catholic Club (wiliam Lynch,
Thomas Mitchell, Thomas Kelly and Ray
mond wolD. third: st. Bonaventures Ly-
ceum fJohn Tanorau. Albert Dodd, John
w. Haffer. Jr., and r. Connors), fourth.
Time, $3.50 rs.
TEAM ScoRE-Bloomfleld Lyceurn, 80
points: st. Joseph's Catholic Club, 2i
points; st. Rose OF Lima's Catholic Club.
10 points; 81. Bonaventure's Lyceum, 10
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