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Barringer and Barnard Finish
Abreast in Indoor Games.
RACES KEENLY CONTESTED
Burke Gives Impressive Exhibi?
tion in Winning the Mile
Run with Ease.
TI?,* ?a-1'h :t points api?'-?-. Barring?r Hirh
gran?!, rif Newark, and Rarnard School
divided !"'"*?> honors at the twenty-second
annual tre"k and field meet of Barnard
f-rhool. h?ld In the armory of the ?2d Refrl
ment. yesterday afternoon Pressing the
lender* rioeely cam? Mercersburg Academy.
'c1 pmnSilTfinls with It points, while Man
hattan Preparatory School wa? fourth with
13 point? Stevens Prep, of Hobokon, aaas
?,Tt m lin? with 7 point-, while Pawllnsr
nrA r ovoia struggled alonr* with :? points
r?eb
av?sl?v Oler, of Paavlin?; School, com?
peted in th? running: high lump und?r pro?
test, and won the cv?nt In his only trial at
the her. which was set at ft fe?t fi inotip?.
Oler waf protested on the around that h?
r?,r>r,?sentcd the New York Athletic Club
fnepen competition within the schr*ol year.
and under the Mercury Foot won the
'?-i1or rhamplonshlps In the riinnine hi?h
jump A*tr*- a lTRthv discurslon. the of?
ficials tekrhonr-d nnrtow S Week?, who
derided that oi?r wa? e'.leible to compote.
sv the itme oier eras sllowed to t;*ke hi?
place, the event was practically over and
the competitors wer? Jamptag O? a triple
tie for first place. Th? officials told him he
would have to lump at th? hcipht at which
the bar then rested This he naturally did
In ear-v fashton, but the other boys fall?.*
to ?alear the bar in the lump of
Frank Barks? of Barrlnger, lit?rally ran
away from a fast He'd In the mile run and
won by almost .1 tap In 4:41. Burke put
i aside all ?loiiht? rljrht at tho start. Run?
ning with a lone, free strtd?. he i ompeii
swsy from Mslone, of Poly' Campbell, of
pt?v?n? Prep, and Cox, of NewtOWll, and at
ib? end of iiic first lap had ten yards lead.
Prom that point on he steadily increased
hla advantage- Campbell teure Malone a
pretty battle all the way Ibr s?rond place,
but th? latter had a powerful spurt left in
' him and It carried him OTOr the lias a
strl'ie in front of the Stevens lad. Malone
proved to be a capable performer, for In
addition to winning se, ond honors in the
mile, h? captured the C.^-yard dash for
novices.
The Barrinaer team won a Stirring a ir
tory In th? senior relay race at one mil?
from teams roprosontlng Mercersburg,
TOIlkerS High School and Xavier High
School. At the start of the rac? Meyer
. took the lead for a moment from th? field,
but held it only a few jumps, avhen Walsh,
.- of Yonkers. went out at n heart-breaking
clip and gained a yard lead, for the first
?. 'ap it was nip and tuck, and l>ennox. of
Tonkers: Lagay, of Dai linger, and Robin?
son hit th? second relay almost abreast
Barringer took the lead on the third relay.
when Oranger went out and showed his
nee's to thS pack. Schlechter, of Vpnkers.
was second, with Moreorsburg third, only a
jrgrd ba'k On the final lap Oilbertson con
tinned the ?rood work for Barrir.ger, but
Hudson, of Vonkers, was unable to hold
Pal?, and Mercersburg won second honors
by about two yards
The sev?nty-vatd dash for juniors was
one of ths bSOt races at th? distance ever
s??n at * e?l r*OtbO** IBSSt The hoys got off
10 a perfec? start, and for fifty yards ran
?Ml absolutely even terms. In the last five
yards the strain told on King, of BarrinKcr.
snd Hudson, of Yonkers. They dropped
back into the nick, hut only by inches.
while Menendef, of Ix>yola School, and
weeeotti of En?lewond High, strode oa-er
the line almost even. After a discussion.
Menendez received first place, but It looked
lik? a dead h?at.
.lack H?ide), of Poly Prep, raced to a
well earned etatory In the 1.000-yard run for
novices, and won hy about fifteen yards in
2.32. .lack Gardner, of Barrlnger. showed
to good advantage ta the seventy-yard
da?h for seniors, winning his race in 0:0T 4-'.
*S0 yard relay ra-e ihulk avclght limit .".25
pounds?- Won by Barrlnger High School (Card
Her. Wisg. Dria-er end Lassen, Rsniard .Schc*ol
?Vorninsstar. Mitchell, Walter and Rankst, sec
<Mid Rncl??'oorl High S>-hoo' <\Ve?t SOU, ''ooke.
Graham and Vanderlwvk ?. third. 'Pl-ne. 1:*:.
Ose ?Ce relay race Won t>> Barrlnger High
School i.Maer, L*ga>. Cranger and ?lilbertjion.;
?i'rtersburg Acad?my ilUmmltt. Pale, Meredith
and Stalten, seronu Tonkera High school n'hes
ton Walsh. I^nnox-Sthllcter and Hudson i, third,
lime. V.tiM ?.
Pulling 12-pmmd f?:o. Won by J. Schadt,
M*reert??>urg Academy ?rltl '.: of *2 feel 2^
hi he?, v. K-ane, Fordhtl i Pri .. second, with a
jut of ?H8 feet 1 Inch; '. Fethry, Columbia
Cramnaar. ih'rd. aa-ith a put of 40 feet 2 Inches;
TC. l'.'oed. Mercer-burg Ae_.ie-.Tia. fourth. nUri .1
Jj'Jt of 4a fee* 1 incn.
704 >ard lelav rar?, ?elementara' ?chool hov .
12.*- r/iiind classi?Won by P ? F? (O'Neal, Con
r*M. Worth and Brown); P. P 62 ?Pearlman,
Jakar?kv. Ki??rman and Ilalmon), second; P S
4.* (?run?. De Witt. Fleet and Elliot?, third
Tim?. 1:22,1--?.
One mile run- Won by T. Burke. Barrlnger
Hi?h School; ,t Malone. Poly Pren. ?erond : W
<"arrpb?lt. Stevens 1'rep. third; T. r*ox. Newtown
High School, fourth. Time. 4:41 4-5
Two lap relay rae? i?|em?n'arv ?chool boa.?; flO
feunii r;???i T"'on hv P. f>. 10 Manhattan
(P?-?r Wilson, Cohen and OuesO: T S. ft.
Broekl"? ?While, ?xicher. Smith find N|em?thl.
Saeond; r S 14. Manhattan (Smith, Amato,
MiJthen ati?* Fenn?llli. third: P. f?. ?2 Manhat?
tan iPeltr. Mo?ei?. Tanowlti and Stelnberr),
fevrth. Time. 1 :24 .t ."..
l.OOO.yhrd run fnovlce) '".'on bv J. Reldcl.
Poly Prep W. Mcinivre. Barnard School, aec
eed; H Pordrun*. Xavier High School, third;
.1. M?r?a, lleatherote Hall, fourth. Time,
2:K> 1 *.
"*00 aard run inoalcel-Won by W. 01a*by.
Pterena T*r?r-. T ?riv, Manhattan Pr?p. ?e^ond;
.1 r?j??W\ .?.. ??rancla's. Ihlrd; J. Rroarn. Po!v
Tt?t: fourth. Time. 1 :_4 4 5
Running high jump Won hv WsstlJ Oler.
Pawling School, aalth a Jump of S feet 6 inch??,
P f-uden. Penth Amboy High School, aecond,
**? ith a Jump of ? feet a tnche?; I? Hurke. Iiaaiicht
S'-hool. third, artth a Jump of ? fe?t 5 rnche?;
P Maynard. Pola- Prep, fourth, with a Jump of
f. feet ? Inches.
220->ard dash 'novice)- Won by .1. Malor?,
r" Prep; .1. r.ehman, Townsend Harris Hall
High School, ?ecnnd: V. Hager, Mercersburg
Ac?demy. third. T. Btockman. lie Xm. Salle In
Slltufe. fourth. Tim?. 0.28 8 fi
Fifty yard daah ?midgrti Won ev H l.laser.
Rarrlnger High School; H Relllev. P. H 4,1.
M?n*-?l??ir. ??oond; A Paul. P y 14. Manhat
t?e. third. Time. 0:(?14-B.
220 a-ard death ?Junior)- Won ha- F. Ward,
?anhattan Prep; T. Cray. Manhattan Pre?, ser
tn?: n Bannin. Prooklvn Prep, third: C Hudson,
TonVer? High Pchool. fourth. Time. 0:2fi
"*?-yard daah iaenler)-Won by a Rohlnsop
M?rc?nabiirB Academy; 0. Mullln, Po|\ 1'r.p,
_*<*<md: ,f. OTV>nn,ll, Manhattan l'rep, third.
Tim?, <V2.v
?,_!>"y-r'1 tun 'Vi'? hy F I^gav. Rarringer
Klgh School: r. Maaer. Barrlnger High School,
??cond; A. Howell. Horac? Mann School, third;
J-_p*1**heriy. nwlght f-'ehool, fourth Time, 2:07.
S*a-nta yard <1a?h ?noa-lcei Won hy J Bavin.
Pehr Preo. .1. Mahr. BerkeW School, aecond; R.
.k71_ ,*1,h*r*?- Harlem Fvenlnr High School,
(if* ' Gr*?rJr'., Brooklyn Prep, fourth. Time,
Seventy yard da?h OunloT) Won bv R
.*en?nde_ lyay-la Srhool; M. W??cot, Kngl?
i,?^ .** School, aecond. P. Hudson. Yonkers
;'?_.*;?? ***?'? 1h,*d: ??? King. Barrlnger High
F'hool. fourth. Tim?, 0:W I .',.
Seventy-yard dash (senior) Won by- J. Card
'?". BarrJnger High School. A. Robinson, Mer
crr?hurj. \cad?mv. ?ccond ; K Ward. Manhattan
?rep. third H. rook Mercersburg Aeadernj
fourth. Tim-. 0 07 4 .'.
JERSEY BOYS OUTCLASSED
T,ie Erasmus Hall High Bchool swlmrnlnp
??am easily trotmi-ed the J.irsey City Hirh
School In a nne-nlded meet at the Fourth
Avenue baths, Brooklyn, yesterday, by a
"core of 40 to *,.
Alan i_ Clay burn, Erasmus Hall captain.
?OS the m->st prominent performer, win?
ning premier honors in the 100-yard swim,
??"hile he waa second to Arthur Long, a
achoolmate, in the 20-yard contest.
The tramarles follow:
-.,'"'*'"**>-yard ?wlm Won by A l?ng, Kra?
">us Hall; a.. I., ?'lyhurn. Kraamu? Hall, second;
Jj w jr'"ben?tctn. Jersey ??ty High, third. Time,
- K#>r'y-yard swim?Won by D. Ferris. Eraamu?
/._? <? ? Cramp, Kraamu? Hall, second; <". i
o'f1?"'1**"' J"*r>' Cltjr High, third. Time. '
WO yard awlm-Won by A. I., t'lybum. Eras
jn'is ?fail; a. J4>,a_, Kraamu? Hall, second; W.
? i_J*rw'y r''?' '''S'', 'bird. Time. 1:12.
i. ,. _9-r'1 Stain? Won by A. ?larke. Erasmus
?'all; r> Ferrl?. Erasmua Hall, ?e.-ond; A. Foper.
Jersey ???? High, third. Time. 2:.*IV
r,f?h?y y^rd relay ?-Won by Krasmus Hall
'i/mtr, ?ramp. Oybutti and Clarke): Jersey i'lty
High, afvxiiwt. Time, O:n0
H?nal noli.ta Kraamus Hall High School. <*<>.'
?sreey ?i,,, H)-n echo<>|( j.
WINNERS AT BARNARD SCHOOL GAMES ?ESTERDAY.
COM SIL CHAMPION
Successfully Defends His Title
Against Conley's Assaults.
I#os Angeles. Cal.. Feb. ."..-Johnny COU?
Ion. Of CAaSSgOb to-day BUOOeOBfUlly defend?
ed his title as bantamweight champion by
defeating Frankie Conjey, of Kenosha .
Wie, st the end of twenty rounds of fierce
lighting. Coulon landed five blows to Con
ley's one, but did not seem to possess the
strength of his opponent. At the end of
the fight Conley's face was cut In a half
dozen places and both eyes nearly cinto ?1
As early as the third round i'onicy's, face
was bleeding from ?'onion's Stinging
punches, but every round found him bor?
ing In, head down, taking a half dozen
blows for the sake of petting in one in re?
turn. Conley's punches, when they landed,
?hook the champion to his toes, and he
frequently gave ground befare Frankie,
who often found, bOWOTOT, a terrific punch
waiting for him when he puraaed too
??agerly. The battle ended with the men
lighting head to head in a clinch.
The first round was coulons. Conley
rushed, but received two hard rights |o tbe
stomach ami several rights and lefts t<? the
face nnd iaw. Frankie c\-ene<l up ?n the
second and fought ?'onion to th* ropes.
The third ??eut to the ciiani|V?>n. who ca\e
three stiff rights to the jaw In exchange
for a right to the BtOmSCh and left to the
jaw. tx.ng rarifs'c fighiinx marked the
fourth.
In tl.* fifth Conley rushed into a right to
the stomach, n right to the chin and a left
to his sore aye, hut h?- catre hack with a
right to the month and anoth?-f to the. Jaw
The fast pace caused ('onion to slow up In
the sixth and he kept away and Jabbed at
Conley's faxe, taking the round.
In the seventh I onley doubled up coulon
with a left to the stomach an?! chased him
into a neutral corner, landing right and left
to the body. The eighth wns even, ConlOJ
shaking his man with a hit to the wind
and taking a hard tight to the -am* place
Frank!* bored into a rain of Win and
rights In the ninth and went to his corner
groggy from two hard rights to the tac?.
Coulon took the offensive In the tenth and
cut Conley's face badly without taking a
blow. Conley made a Bhade tho best of the
bard flghtir,?; In the eleventh, and Coulon
was weak tn the twelfth,, but held ? onley
even.
In the thirteenth ''onion s?:?t 'onley ?o
cover with uppercuts to the jaw. and he
took the next three rounds, upsetting Con?
ley's rushes with accurate punches, in the
seventeenth the champion nearly took hi?
opponent off his feet with rights and lefts
to th* Jaw, but Conley took the round ?vlili
four hard lefts to the body and a right to
th. Jaw. atid laughed at Coulon as the bell
rang. The latter slipped to the floor In th.?
eighteenth, but was up In an Instant. H?>
KLaggerc?d ?'onley with a right to the stom?
ach. The nineteenth was even, with few
blows landed. In th* final round c'oulon
punched Conley into a clinch, and took a
left to the face. They fought BeTOely, head
to head, ''onley landing a hard left to the
stomach.
STUYVESANT SEVEN VICTOR
Defeats De Witt Clinton in Stir?
ring Hockey Game.
In an Interesting contest. Stnyvcsant
High School's hockey team defeated De
tVItt Clinton at th? Ht. Nicholas Kink yes?
terday by a score of 2 to 1. The victory
puts Stnyvesant on even term? with the
Manual Training High ?School, of Mrooklyn.
for leadership In the Inter-High School
Hockey League championship tournament,
with two victories and no defeats ?ach.
Stuyveaant played a dashing game, clear?
ly outplaying their opponents In the open?
ing period. In which they tallied ;.ll their
goals. They fairly swept the Raj un<j
Black off Its feet by their hard .?ttacks
and splendid team work. Clinton became
aggressiv? In the second period, for? log
Stnyvenant to play on th*> defence through?
out and to guard Ita cage closely.
Fischer, of Stnyvesant, received a pass
from Hoar? In the first few minutes nnd,
skating down the rink, sent th.- puck en a
long ?hot into the cage. Five minutes laier
Fischer and Harder began a little parsing,
the latter ultimately caging the puck ftom
the side m-ar tbe net. The CHtttOH wing
men employed their team work to advan?
tage soon after the opening of the second
half. I'arlln registering a tally In 1:00 from
scrimmage.
The line-up follows:
8tii4vr?Knt (S), Pof. lie Wilt ?'Union ? 1 i
Haakell.G._ T?vlor
Bryan?.F. Hlrd
Fischer.C. P.Livingston
Hoar*.R. carry
?'row-ley.C. Trenholm
?arder_.I- **?'.Hein???-!
Bchuk.H. W.?'arlln
.;?-.. is?First half: Fischer <<|;00i. Harder
?11:00). Hecond half: ? 'arlln (f,:00>. liefer**
Mc.Kay. Wanderer?. Time ?f halve,,? Twenty
minutes. Penal! lea- Crowle?. two minuta? for
tripping; Fi?ct?*r, two minute? for holdin?.
o
DEFEAT FOR CUTLER TEAM
No Match for All-Scholastic
Seven on the Ice.
An all-scholastic seven composed, In the
majority, nf collegiate School boys, en
Joyed a frolic against the Cutler School
team at the St. Nlcholaa Rink yesterday
afternoon. The score was 6 to 0. AVlth a
strong attack, th? Collegiate ladx won
easily, Carreau beginning the scoring by
caging the puck early In the second period.
The line-up follows:
All Soholaatlc? (5). roattion. Cutler ?0?.
.!?ek?r,n.ci.A. Poat
Knoll....P. Hoyt
Moss.C. P.J. paist
Blodgeti.n. Bret!
?'. r??sae..C.U Crfir,
P. Pope.t* W.WalnwrUfht
Carreau.R. W.Rsnderbrock
Goals (second half)- ?"arrean ?1:10), 'arreau
0?.12>, ?-. Pope <ft:0S). P. Pepe ?10:13). Blodaett
(11:12) H*r*r*< Harris, Columbia Urammar.
Tim? of halves-Fifteen minutas.
w <??...K, i'.x ?v i.im; .-?-H? ml.,
Winning sciiloi hirh lump
Spectators ai Athletic
Games Verge on Wot
I
i
Foul ir\ Final Heat of
Bicycle Race Results
in the Disqualifi?
cation of E. H.
Goodwin.
The twe>-rnlle bi?-ycle handhap turned nut
to be th? most exidtlng e?ent ?if th?- Morn
Ingslde Athletic Club an?l ?'ompany K
Kaine? In th? 2?>t Rc|r|m?-nt Armory last
night For a while It looked as If there
might be a small ri??t ?>?*r the Anal h?at.
MoS*, of the sp<-. tutors broke In o-.er the
floor and howled In protest against | If
?iooilwln. of tlie Irish-American *? thlStlr
Club, the BCrateh man It wa? sail he
foul*d II. Llghtflne, of the c.lenco?? Athletic
Clnb, who happened to b* a memiier of the
22d Regiment, and who evidently ha?!
friends in th? h
Finally, In Order to satisfy th* demand
land also a nport of one ef th? track in
Ispectors. c.oodwln was disqualified, and
j Light?ne got r,rst pn/.e. Then tbora aere
? hisses, cheers and yells Int'-rmix? ?1
W. Van >l?n l?i-l<-.'.. of the New Y? rk Ath?
letic Club, figured among the ?ntrles nn'l
?v;i? on the H?rat? h mark, but ?lid n'.t start
He lade I half-mile exhibition afterward.
It was announced that ?M New York Ath?
letic Club man area through an n racing
cyclist. H* Btated that he yielded to the
entreaties nf his family, who had their
fears for his life aroused by a story In ?me
of th* evening papers. Van d*n DriSe'S
br'ither met his death a COU pie of years
ago while racing.
The : r v. nt v-y ?rd run attracted s cna.d
entry, which was divided Into t-lx trials
and two semi-final?*. Those ?? h?. qualified
for the final were "Hal" Ile|lati'?, of the
Xavier Athletic ASSO? latlon, th* serai? h
man: John A. Rohan, s al?basete of Hal?
land; Frank I. Stephenson. Trinity Ath?
letic Club. ?*. feet, and \V. .1 Uindgraf. of
the st. Bartholomew Athletic dab, who
had ? feet When ib? pistol cracked In
be Bnal ttephen <? I v.is lulrkesi .?way.
mid h? led to the tin i -h He ?ran i,\ h feet
fri.iii Heiland. A held ??' . ' ? IBM
oui for th?- l/rti-v.ir.l handicap With a
handicap al ?"?"? yante, Carl ?' umier. "f the
Katloaal AthN-ti?- Clob, mude tita pac?
fur skoal M yard rurther ou i:, w
unis, of the Mohawk Athletic Club, who
had -^ yards, tnudi- a dask for th?- front,
and. though h<- v. .1? challenged -everal
times, lie ton by ?bout three a.ird? from
' Mcllleare H.inil, of the P.null.hah l.ve'iitn,
who had an ?lima n.I I .irds.
In ?lie three-mile I andli .?n r*Te4ertek <"<
iiellars, uf Hi? N'eaa York Athletic Club, an
tmplon, BboWed iiiiprna "in, nt and un
mtstakable algna thai there me aorae K"cd
rao s left in him yet. lie won from He- .-'.
ynrd mark In the *mnrt gnlt of il minute*?
"7 4-5 second
1*1 ? ummaiie follow
l.OOi Tard run ?handlenp? Win by F W
Mills. Me.isaak A < (JS ?/arks); .1 sfeOtesre
Hand, Domlntean U eautn ?v? yards), ?second;
9 i iv?'i, Irish American A c (scratch),
third Inn?. 2.19.
Beventi >ard dash thandtcapi aroe h\ Frank
I. Btephenson, rrlnlty \ ?' "i feet?; Hal
Meiisri'i, x?\ier v a isrrstehi, second! arm
las J l.nndrraf. ,-r Bsitholomen I A l*. (I
feet), third 'i im? ?
Pas ills r-!a\ for the rolller irnph; inpen ??
:? ui. h' ..Hon booses) Won i,v ? eili?r.- Weekly"
IJ. lioi.en. a sterns, v. Casey and ii Horklns):
? Arr,, Bulletin" ?' ?? Kick"?, i BamMi P
Caraer and W. DelhnSS), second. "Metropolitan
kfsssstne" mo nanea viven), third Time 4:ts
?in. mil? walk ihandt ?i" \\ "n l\ William
Allen. Ole?cea a ?? tttt seeeads); lo? Duffy,
Ksvler \ \ uo Mesada), second; r, i.e.'..
? A ? ? o;, seeosdi i third ' Im?. 7 M*t
aba yard run idovI ?) Won t.v w niichie. |
ilnaltaehe I M Barke, Kyni.ird Lyceum, ??.niel, i
M F ?'Urk. anal t ached, third rim? I 31
" urd run ihwndlciii,, \? i, '? Prank B.
Halloway, **??? fork a. ?' id yards); i* ?'
Holme? BellxrIIU ?'. r '*?' yards), ?.econd.
.lohn ?irlhbo.i. Xnv|.- a \ , r: yards) third.
Time, ?':"t.t?a it Starr, IH h tmerl sa A ?'.
I au \Hid?.. finished Srst, b?it arsa ? li??.|'u? lin?*il.
Teo iiIU? hlcjcl? rare It ft'OB In II
MfhtAae, Oleaos? \. C ||40 ?.,rd i ?? Manner
\tlas A C. ??*? >i,,,-i ... nd; ". i'
Brandies, ?th Regiment C. A D. (SO vardsi.
third Time. | OB
Three ml!? tun (hand!, 'Spl Won l\ **, ?',
riellHrs. New York A ?' i .-..*. -.ud-i. T .1 CM
lias, Irish American \ ?? Knees '.(? ynruat, ???
end M I ? Huyaman, Irish Ain?nran A. C <*?>
li.l-i Ihlrd. Time. 14.17?
WEST POINT FIVE VICTOR
Defeats Manhattan Team in Fast
Basketball Game.
Wcl Point, N- V.. B*Oh I -The Army bas?
ketball te;.in defeated the Manhattan ftve
In a closely contested game to-day by ?
scor* of H ?o 27. The visitors played a fast
game but the maohlnelihe work of the
/ rin y was too m i?h fur them. The teams
w?re. evenl? matched. Sutton's work at
foul gon)?> was good, making nine nut of
fifteen tries.
The line-up follow?'
Vrrnv C31). Position Maur..?ltan ??>;,
Van Vllet
. R. F.f.iiarev
STaasert....U:r.'..:.nyan tenptaini
?(-ataln? .-.??. ?35.
Bui!._4??ull?M]f Manhattan, Young for Ityan,
nu*. tor y nn- 'Ion's fron. Seid Kor arm,
I"' 8vi?m Ma.'Tagirrrl (-'!?. P.oherl? Hi. Arnold
V" xtinhattan u?r*y ?.1?. Hyan cit. Leonard
'?'? ?!"LVh * ?'aonl? from fen! Amy. Button
'.''' n__ from foul. Manhattan. Ix>*?c|. ?Tl.
K:?rr m,rW' __. 'vizMA- 'mHr'
STUYVESANT KEEPS UP PACE
Defeats Flushing and Is Still Tied
in Basketball Race.
The Btuyvesant High School baskctba'l
team. S strong contender for the high school
basketball championship, won Its sixth vic?
tory when It defeated the Flushing High
School In a one-sided contest. In the for?
mer's gymnasium yesterday, by a score
or 34 to 14. Stnyvesant Is at present In a
tie for the lend, with the Kastern District
High School, ?vhlrh has also won six gam? s
and lost one.
In the <ontc?t between the second fives
the Stnyvesant boys so far outclassed th?-.r
Ixmg Island rivai? n? to ??In by a ?-or.- of
33 to".
Tl?* line-up follows:
?)?yssaanc (Ml. ^,0,? Hasaiae 'Ml
Roaenkrans.?* T.U I'onohu*
Fischer.n r.-? Donohu?
Roberts...c. Morrison
Miller.\~ ?. Nen-aon
Gugllelmo.?. C..Boyle
n-jBatHSl "* ' *"" 'or Fischer final?
from field St aj Sam at! nnn-nkianz i.-.i.
Flacher Roherl? ?->- Miller ..'I Hi?-<-n*i,ll
ISl Kluahlti*: Morrison 14), I,. Donohue.
Coals from foul Kos.-nkranr. ?Si, ?'. Ilonnhue
,", Morrison <-'? Referee-Rado. Public
school? A. I. 1'inplre Sltierman. Public
Schools A. I* Time of halve*,?Fifteen min?
utes.
! "KID GHETTO" OUTPOINTED
Jack Doyle Takes His Measure
in Hard Fought Bout.
Jack Doyle, who ??.? ittbStltUted for
"Young" Cohen, of Bnglend, outp.iinfe.l
"Kid" ?Jhetto. ??t the Olympic Athletic ?Muh
last night. The rontSet was aren for the
first round. The next four ?ihetio carried
by n comrOrtabte ie??i. Ma aggressiveness
and ability to lnn.1 right and left to f.ice
and body made Movie cautious.
From the fifth to the ending the latter
cam?- back strong sad reversed things,
I binding many lights and lefts to th* Jnw,
I nose sad body. Mis action was so apeedy
that ??hefto found himself bewildered an?l
last his lead of the former rounds. The
tenth was fast, with Doyle landing al will.
From -the effe? ts of a vicious uppercut
fShetto was secminRly In distress, and Pnyl* !
started In like a whirlwind to s? ore a
knockout, but was unable to land the punch
needed to carry the honois off so ?le?lsl?ely.
TVIllle Chandler outpointed "Young"
Terry Martin In ei??rv round of a fast ?eml?
I?ML
NEWS OF THE BOXING BOUTS
Callahan Has Better of Reagan at
Gowanns Club.
Frankie ?"aliaban, of ftaouhljll. had all
the better of Johnny Reagan m ?i rtSfhlng
ten-roun?l bout at the flmvaini? I'luh, of
Brooklyn, last night. In practical!? every
round of the battle ?'allanan had the he|
tpr of the going Toivsrd the en?l he ???nt
In and mixed matters, and here, toe, |p.
was master of the situation.
I>*w Moyen, the free bitting lightweight
of Brooklyn, had the b. tter of Bant Dorsoy
in ten rounds at the Huyale Ath:etlc Club,
of Brooklyn. Dorse> tri--d repeatedly to
thro?v over his famous right-hand wallop
for th* jaw. but Meyer? kept out of the
??ay of trouble and ont?>oxe<| his man in
handy fashion.
Jimmy (.ardner's llitle effert toc?me ha? k
and regain his once prominent pluce In
Ihe rnnks of tne mMdlevveltrh!? rca-.-ivrci .1
bad setback, when fa?k I'illon. Ih* greal
iniddh-nelghf boxer of liMllanepolla had all
th.- better of him In a .six-round haul- I.? -
for the National Athletic Club, of Phila?
delphia.
F. LAQAY, BARRI M 1ER SCHOOL,
Winner of th? SSO-aard run.
<*
FATHER IE J
I Makes Show of Athletes at Man?
hattan College Games.
The irr?pressible small hey took p? s.;? ?'
, aten of theeJth Regiment Armory and made
the v.nils resound with his noise ;,i (be
??nniifil indoor Ramos of Manhattan COlleae
last night, I'roni ?in athletic point of vient
the meeting sraa not a howling encones, ;?ii
of th?- rao s being won In ordinary time.
it hnd b??n expected that the Military
Athletle l/*ufiiie relay ra< ? would prove the
moat Interesting of the tiiirht, hut as it
turneii nut the istb Reglmenl quartet, <?.ii
ststing of Buckley, R<>m?. Burpd .ff end
Valentine, won without an effort. The
total distases amounted to a mile and UttO
? ml?, and when It not down to the last
relay, Valentine, who bad to ?pe.-d a <iuar
ter, only had te Jog home to lead Schleifer,
?if the 71m ReKinient's ae?'ond team, by
twenty ?ards. The only other contender
a'.HH the 7tst RegtnMBt'l Hist t'aiil, W hi? Ii
was Im i i d
After th?* St. ??abriel tttnm ha?l raced tu
victory in ths parochial relay for cont?las?
lions iiii'ler I feel s, a protest was lodged
on the KTOUnd that some Of the ?t. labrlel
runners belonged to publie schools. The
I'Mites? aras sustains^ ami thin gave tht
Hi Igaatlas ichih Brst prias.
Not a little Int? nM was OSOtred in the
i relay ra?-o between Manhattan ai,?l
Kordhain. Team? COaStetSd o? tine? ni?n
each, th? eoatestante being asked to run
two laps, aahl'h totalled up lo MM yard
Manhattan won ail th.- way. Barns, Bum i??r
snd O'DonneU proving eatlrely in? *-|.?.?<!>?
r?>r their rivals, in the last r?-la' O'CCB
!? il ran away from Roberts and -von by
I twent? .five yards.
sixt ? 4si; &utt ictoaed Baal heat. ?Won b-j
I F J. Smith; ). Burn*, racosd; Ha.r? Mitchell
I ?bird. Time. u.iT
Parochial aebeol rei??.- mcr .under 4 feat I
laebeei Won b] Bi Igaatloa; Uatbedral, ate
..I .1 ! Im?,
Paro, hlal I??el i*'..?- race ?over f, feet :
Inch. ? bi rj?brtal; .-. .'Ineent t>r
? ? ? ? ihadral, third. Time, i .*.?*. ??
?'.?. -f.nl run (nortee) Wo.? by .t?)hn Timone)
Manhattan; D LewanSOwskl. ataaaattaa. **c
end; John K< rler De Witt Clinton, third. Tune,
i?-?
. ? ee| ,.. aj rice lander .", feet ]
ln?he?i Wen h4 St Paul; SI Vincent. ?e- -ond:
.'aih'.'.ril, II ir.l Time, 1 :St.
MO ? fir.I I utdlcSp ??'athollc A I. > Won h?- g
??timer?, IKinlnl.-.m l.?..uu. .??ratcl,.. A
tiouglieit? Paul? A ?? 130 .ard??, second, J
n Milite.'. Kalshti of Bt Anthony ?to rares),
??.ni rime, i?ta
" ?ard run (etoaad) Won bj C Duffy. Jr ;
Wil'-an. M.I ?neaux, ?cmn.1 : Joseph ?'are?, third.
Tine. 0 ?.?
- ?? dal relaj raea ?Manhait-m ra roidham?
\x ??ir ..-. Msnhaltaa (ilray, Stoekar and
O'Donnell ? r..i?l!,nm ?Bums. ??oct?, find lt??b
' risi, a- i-ond. Tim*, ] 11 i ;,
Fiat" lap Interelaea cone*? relay?w.?n by
elaaa ol IBia elnm ef inn ?-ond. clssa of
mi :. Ihlrd Time, l "? I?*.
220 ? ird ? ?? d W"'i M y. ?' arare" ! M
Blocker, ??n<l .1 ?I stall?, third. Tune,
U g| l.fi
Blsi rard h idleap tC a I. . gnal heat i- -
Won bj T 1 : ..a... ? i. U-amlni. .... I.-.eiim ?7
real); John CBhauga-'aey, gymard t.-??um .?
I; i> r ward, i- Paaltsi v v
. -. a- . third Time, 0 us ??*.
M ? I. lels? ?I mile 1..-.I0 ynralai Won
b 18th ):? ..-im. m 1145 yards) i Buckley.
Kn... HuradoiT and Valent?a*); "1st Ite?lrient
i le.in? ?U?> yardai (O'Connor, Corley,
?'oiile- and SchMfei i teeond; 7l?i Realment
first te.m ?.??l -^rd#i (WilCM, Kult,. K?-??n
| and f...rl.ini. ihlid Tim . s Ig : I
YALE SWIMMERS WIN
C. C. N. Y. No Match for the Blue
and Is Badly Beaten.
in>- Telegraph to Th? Tribun? I
Neu Haven, Feb. ;>. The sarimtning sn<
th? erster polo teams of the I'olUge of th.
i'll> ?if N??a York suffer?d decisive defeat
>it the hands of th? Vale aarimmera her?
this evening. Th? swimming meet Man won
by the acore of H lo ... sud the water pola
Knie.' by the score of 4.1 to ."'.
Fot Yol", the stir of the meei eras <*ap
l.iln gtoddart, h lui von th.' ranea diving
and -."I'd in the sraimmlng relay and th"
OS-yard savtm. yielding did the best avork
for th.- visitors, showing koo.1 form ?'"I
|'i, ?? in >om?a of Ills dives. The v'Sftora
??V d final In the water polo game on n
tree try. *ficr ;i foul had been detected In
tl.e Yule team by the referee; nul after
that the College of the City t)f New York
team aras literally saaamped
HOD foot relay Won ''. Vtii' iSchmttt, Roberta
Mtx/era and Stoddard): i'oiiego of th? City of
,\.\a YnrU iRocer*. M-i'.r.it'i. fVi\l? .?!. I Bisele),
?..end Time 1 .VJ
FSncj dhics ?res b| tttoddard ^ >ic. 104
fii.t? avn?. n. Vale, in point.?, ?eeond: Fielding.
College of ft'e Ciiy of Neav fork, !*l i?i|nt?, Ihhd.
VI ft y yard ?aalni Won In Meyers. Vale,
Hehmlft, Vale, geeead; Couahlln, ?'oiiega of the
Clt? s( Nam ve-k. third Time, Srteft.
!?_.' yard swim Won te palmee, Tale: sied
lard, lai?, seoond; Rlemer, co'i?nc ci th? city
-,f New Verk. third. Time. **?ff,
riiina?. ter 'Iftan'? Wen h> SmBh ">7 ft. 10 |
m i; Lewis Val? 1ST ft ? lui. aocond Sehaelder, I
-nil??? ..t il,? i Mu ,,f \>>v Viarl, ?A" ft rt lui
lotVvsrd swim Deed ne.ii Mr Bret ottwten
Srhmlil ?'"I PobertS, Yule, I'lscle ,i-.llegc of the
Clt) of New York, third. Time. |4S*.
WATEB POLO
yS|? n:,, Po.'llloi; '? C. V \ i..l
PXr.v::.:::?u ?,,.,"p"!n,.,H%,X?
?<^'-"":;.!! ? ifnrSS:
,,rper':::."..'..'...'?' F. "??L^
y, [V,|?h .I.. P. Rodger?
' n'-fcre? -i, r>? h Usad ley, sow York A. ''?
c. j. glidden" not wrathy
In Accord with Decision to Dis?
continue Trophy Tour.
Boston. Feb. "..-Commenting on the action
eg the American Automobile Association
In a'ding, in <'hloas;o. yesterday, to discon?
tinue the tours for the ?Ridden trophy and
to substitute a" American Automobile As?
sociation trophy. Charles J. ("Hidden, donor
of the trophy hearing his name, said to?
night:
'I have n<> personal feeling orst "?**
,i,tIon of the American Automobile ASBS?
?dation In voting lo discontinue ih? (?lhldrn
tours. The Glidden trophy has seen service
for eight years, and hns done the goo.l
work for Which It aaas Intended. I aalsh
the a.sso? iHtlon the utmost success in the
new programme, and shall do all I can to
assist. I" accordance with that purpose. I
sent to Chairman B?chelder to-night the
following telegram: Please accept my per?
sonal entry for th? 1912 tour to compete
lor lbs BO** trophy. Will drive my own
? ,ir
HARVARD DEFEATS M GILL.
Boston, Feb. :',.?I'nexpected strength hv
the Harvard hockey team resulted In th.*
tirst defeat of the season to-night for tho
Mi ??ill I'nlverslty seven, of Montreal. The
arore was .1 10 B. Harvard's forwards sal?
skated and SUtBBMfUVTSd McGM, < nd the
i'l-linson lacks cbe.-ked all advaii'-es. Cap?
tain HUntlUgtOO, of liara arri, was the hright
atar of I'10 Ka,,,?- ,'" *?'ored Iro Va\ *,a,~
yard's three ?foals, Blackall caging the
n__ tba other time.
?ME UU?LS m IB
Wins Scholastic Championship
at Erasmus Games.
MANUAL LEADS IN POINTS
Thrilling Racpg Stir Big Crowd
of Schoolboys at 14th Regi?
ment. Armory.
We?-'?- mo,-, ,)( Pawllnz Seaesl and the
N"???- York Athletic ?Tub. the Junior run?
ning high Jump champion, won tbe achol
asitc sflesround i hewptenslilp of the Esst
in th* Tentai lean, wnlcri wan a feature ?>f
the firs? snnnal meet of Erasmus Hall
High *??-hool. in the armory of the 1-ith
Regtmeat, Rroohlyn. leal nicht. Th? hi?
???h-ie.lbo?- nor ioi-r of ihe rive events con?
tested In commanding Style, and ?aptmed
first honors, nlih a toasl of 11 points The
only srent ahlcfc oi*r tattoo" to win ??as?
th? smi rsrd run. 'I* ,-juit rvmnlag after
B*Olng I nlf a ?ap
\'an ?1?gger, of Finery tebeet, was see?
ond, aritll 1? point:? I- hi.? credit. Tmii Ige?
?Illgbltn ??as ihird, with ln, while Frank
m ii.-eier was ir fourth pIrc?. with M aotote
to his redli McLaughlin was allowed -o
un under protest, as ii was said he wa.?
above tbe a*?- limit for achootnoys,
It. Ihe open ce.i.i?, trtlon for the point
n pi" .Man.ml Training High Bchool wee
fuel p'ace. ?vith 1.1 joints; Rn?IUB Hall
vas lied with Bl Paul's for aecoad, with
8 points, sad .v.--?? y i rk Prep. Sehooi waa
fourth, wltli T point ?
The Kames wer.i eaaily the most pretea
Iloua e?ci attetnated by an? high Bchool in
the Rest. Twenty-nine events ??ero ?m
tin programme, nf Mitch II -.?ere open.
Entries wore received f?nni fifteen school?.
and r croad of some Uve thousand or six
thousand - :,oH boyfl ami ulri?? was on hand,
in addition la ths regular running ?ml
Jumping compel ttlnna a basketball gain.?
???:?s played betaroen ih? teams of Rrasmns
Hell and llenuel Training High tetmol
?ihr w;is tv.rred to ih? Italtt of his ability
In tlie SB-yard hurdle ru??- by I'. M. Me
Nuit?, of Brooklyn "Prep' rjfer ?.mi the
pole, with McNulty in seoend pesMloa and
the r.-?t of the Held stretched out across
the track. At the flash of the gen Oler
|?ar"d OUI In the ?r?n, with the pack dose
??n Ma (tecla ? m ih? ATM hurdle the l.'ld
ko! m?o troubi?. and the ilyinsr Pawling
School led end the Btnrd] McNulty swung
Siena OB th?- wings ?if the wind. At the
turn tfctfulty made i b?)id hid for Irai
pla- e. hut |m w,ts on the outside nn?l could
not puss '?1er. who avvung ?vi'le. .'lashlng
slong th* straightaway, the pair hauled
?iri'le for strid?'. while the crowd ?strnd up
and oheerod. Again on th.- last tara Mc?
Nulty trirrl for th" lend bel <)l?r agent r.ot
relinquish it and crOBOSd tbe line a winner
by les.? than .. foot.
Krank Wheeler, of Manual Training, was
the hoy lo preBB Oler In t.ie 7i>-yard ?lo.sh.
bul thi Mg ; ?low led the Munml track
?aplani Over th? line by half a vard O'.er
! ahowed that he has more than ih? av?rai;*
? brawn, In addition to hi? speed .?nd agility,
| by hurling the li'-pound shot alinoat tl f?-et.
! He quit in the Mi-?ard run. but won the
! running Ugh {amp easily.
The open S^'-metre relay rao waa a
I whirlwind affair. At the crack of t!|e gun
Willi?, of Stnyvesant, sa?t out at B burning
pace, .?nd on the hrst turn was three yards
in th.- vin. ??lib l'.raamiis. Matin? and
Townsen?! I larri? Hall well bunched and
running hard. The tight for second honcr?.
vas keen. Heyn?a, of Stnyvesant, 1?. er-l
ed away 0:1 the second lap ihre* yarda
ahead, art? To**?Mnd Harris Hall second,
only a yard In front of _fSaUIUS, r.nd Man?
ual, abo battled OB even t? rma.
AHrln I.enf. the chnirtplon hnlf-mller of
th* Public Sebe?la Athletic [?eagne, look a
leed for three yards on th? third relay.
[?SSI h.'ip?!. ?I Bddte ayfcngh a lead of ?JOB*
ten yards, with Manual second, RrSSBIUfl
third and Townsend Harris in the rue_
Arthur Goldstein, of Manml Training,
tan on the lest relay for his school and led
the pursuit ..f the flying Dutchman. Then
began ? battle that stirred the five thou
?-an?l SCheolboya Running SB h* never ran
hefor- In his life, (t?ldatela tor* along.
VYniigh heard tbe footfalls of his opponent
nnd made .-. dcxper.-.te spurt. For a mo?
ment he held hla own, but little by little
h> 1. 11 back.
(in tin? last turn Goldstein ?aught him.
snd attempted to come out In the lead, but
the BtUyvOBSal runner answered with one
more iump tha? carried him a foot Into
Ihe lean Rounding the l-ist ttirn the boys
raced ahOUld? r tO ahOUldOr, but on the very
tepe vY.-ugh managed to poke his cheat out
mer the line fir-i by leas than ?ix inches.
Braemua Hall finished in third place, BSV
1 .1 yards ahead of the fait?rinn Townsend
i llsll team.
11.- Orouchy, who represents th? Xea?
i York Athletic club in open competition
I found Hi? handicape a llttls too liberal foi
| him in th? I00?mstre alinini ra?~e, and fin
iiiheri in third plaes, Bateomb. of the II
f?Kiibflll team, won from the It lUStlS SB-ill
and C. OorbSBt, "f the track team of 'in
eras *""n?l. with the aid of in metres.
The summaries follow :
! Seven?-. ? ar.< ?JSSlI d'cntn'M'in i Von hv \V.
I Oler, Pawling School; K. Wheeler, Manual
?Training )i. s. xu-and: il M Nuiiy. Brooklyn
i Prep, third Time, 0:0??H
Sea?>iiia metre three l*gg?d rare* ido??d to
14th Regiiinnli Won by ? ompanv K ?A. O'Neill
and \\. Lendall); Company I) ?i Lavetl and W
Raieigiii, gecend; >'.pea* ?; iT. Tcngwall and
D. FS] '. third. Time, oastti.
23A ...ni i ? hsrdle? (Pentathlon) Won by
w <>i?r. paaaiirg School; P McNulty, Brooklyn
Prep, ?jeeoad; V. l.aggern. Ptngry School, third.
Time. 0:JS.
COO-metre nsi ? nth Best ment; handicap)
Won hy T. Qrtflln iM yards); C. LeVocren iSS
ysrds), second; J. Oeffenej ??cratch i, third.
Tl.ee. ir.'j.
1.800-metra ran Won hi '.\. Weher, i'mgry
School: B. wing. Resslle H. s., sc-omi. M
Thompson, Jamaica H. s. third. Time. 4:"4*4
tea-metre run lAhtranl: han*H**sp) Woo a)
ii. Bslcomb (IS metn*s); C Qerham ?io m
?eoond; ?? w. I'e < ?roncha Osera te h), third.
Time, 0:17's
Putting iS-pound shoi afea b> K. Feeler,
CohiniMa Orammsr, aa-ltli a put of 42 feet !?':
Inches; B. B. Weetsrooh, Mackenzie School, sec
ead, alth ? pal of A2 feet s>? Inches; 1. Arm
?tren?: Kln?lilng Ultrh School, third, with a put
of 41 feet SH Inches.
SlaltdllM beOSd lump Wein hv .1. Wolfe, with
? fen .v. Inches: J. Trov?la, sseoad, avith s
feet 3 lii.-he?; t* CbMB, third, with 7 feet 104
inches.
Be rent y .metre dssh ifuninn Won hy t
TA'alsh 11 Meekr-r. sei on I: N Mimen, third.
Time. O.OSV
Sevent) -metre .lush ?open) tUn le. It. < larke.
Brssmus M-n nig'. School; N. Blshmsn, K.-a?
mus Hall High School. SSOSOd: J. Nugent. Man
ual Training High Sdwot, third. Time. n:i.SV
Seventy metra dSStl (Senior; ?peni Won Bf A
Van Winkle st PSOl'S School; A Hevln. J>la
Prap, ?ccosd; W Btrsetaan, Manta nigh School.
third'. Time. 0:OS-v
Putting I- sound shot ?Pentathlon) ?Wop b)
W Oler Pawling ?* '"*- '? wl,n a p,lt of 41 '''*,
Hlaehea \ Fagglns. ftryar.t Hl?h School, sec
and wii'i a put of IB feel TH inches; T. He
tx.iighiiii. Bt. John's Prep. there, with a put of
IS f *? t ?'?? Ill'*he?
?HlO metre run tnovlcei Wen by J. North.
Manual Training High SefcOOl; A^ Reliman.
Manual Training High School. ?eeonT; J. buiiMi.
I'rvant High * hoot, third Time. '.':I4*.
n?ft aard run ?Pentathlon?- Won hy T He
I .uahllii. M .!? S-l'S I'rep; I' Il M?XttlIy
nrooklvn I'rep ??. -?and F. Wheel?,, ?laaual
Training High sTefcesi third Time. JO,?,.
a
NAVY LOSES IN THE WATER
Pennsylvania Swimming Team
Too Fast for Middies.
Annapolis. Feb. 3?Th? Naval Academy
swimming '?am met another lacMrs de?
feat bet? *nls afternoon, when the team
(rom the 1'nlversity of Pennsylvania took
the BSCOOd match cf tho midshipmen's
schedule by a score of 38 points to 5.
The summary follows:
MS yard r> la> Won 1>: IViiu?a laama In
I ...i,' winning tsam Maule. Douglas. Sanville
and ??tjerbaker. _.____??___ _
"*a vsrd ??aim-Won hy IVougla?. Pennsvl
rsals; Sheemater. Pennsylvania, sscead; shesrr.
Mari ihn.I Time. 1:10 2 ?*>.
IUO-hM swim Wpn In Sana lite I'ennsai
yanla Ooerbsker, Pennsylvania, ?eeond; Whit
Ir.g Naa a. third T1""- _'??? ' :*
Piling.' for .lUtanc? Won hy Willis. IVnnsal
a ?ni Wright, Pennsylvania, seeawd; Khrnar.
Nav>.' third Vtatanee, ?.1 reel
Porti yard iwlm '" "" ? iiierhaker. Penn
?alvania; Whiting. Naw. second. Sanvll'e. Teon
ajlvsnls. third. Time. 0.21 t-o. I
! COMMERCE GE?S TIRE
So Decides the P. S. A. L. Board
After Disqualifying.Lannon.
STUYVESANT, SECOND>PLACE
Swimming Championship?* Loom
Up on Local Schoolboy Horiton
?Clintonians Favored.
Tbe track and field championship of tag
Public Schools Athletic League was award
? cd to the High 8-hool of Cotnmer??? at a
j meeting of the governing body held at tha
Board of Kduratlon Rulldmg yesterday
| afternoon. In the sctual competition held
in in? armory of the :2d rtegtment on
.ranuarv 2?, Tnivnien?! Harris Hall and
Stnyvesant High Sehevol wer* tied for first
h'.nors attB IS points, while ("ommei's
was second with 1?. point?, ?""otnmerce cam*
dews to the :??Vyard dash for junior? with
an ev??n .hance of winning the meet If
Weinstein and M*sloh. of th* school, ran
to form and won the rac* and an addi?
tional place. Weinstein, however, waa un?
fortunate enough to lose hla shoe soon
after the start of the race, and wsa beaten
by le?nnon, of ?'urtls High School. Mesloh
tlnlsh??d in third place, while A. J. Mc
DoeeR, of Stuyvesant High School, was
fourth.
Lennon, however, it was proved on In?
vcstlgatton was over th* ag* limit aet for
Junior athletes, and was not eligi?? to
represent his school In the event and ?"/aa
disqualified. The action of th* ??ommtttee
placed WeinHtcln In first place and Mealoh,
second, while McDowell was awarded third
place. This gave Commerce 30 points and
the meet. Stuyvesant obtained an addl
tlonai point and broke th? tie with T<>w"n
?? n-i Harria Hall. Curt?a buffered by the
diMiualifh-atloln of Lennon, and droppa?!
from a ?B with De Witt Clinton for flftb.
place down to eighth place.
The official point acore as -_nounoed ame
as follows: High School of Commerce, 20;
Stuyvesant High School, 19; Townaei? Her- ,
r?a i la 11, 1$; Krasmus Hall. U, De Wit?
Clinton, 12; Jamal?-a. 8; Curtis. 7: Flush?
ing, |j Commercial, I; Manual Training, ?,
i The eyes of the school boy axhletea are
I now turned to tho high school ?reta?mine,
i championships, which will be held senna
time during the latter part of this month. !
i Fot the last few mcxitbs the boys have ;
i been hard at work, and the resulte of t?ei
varioua dual meets would lndteats that]
keen competition may be expatted batnrw)
the championship la won. Swimming, ott
all the aporta Indulged in by tha high _ ?Mai
boys, has developed most rapidly, and ??j
I the live years which th? PubUo rkbool??j
! AthiVtic league haa foatered the gameri
many capable sw1mn?ra bave t>een turned1
out.
When th* boya come together this month
in the natatorium of the College of t_e City
of .New Vork there la little doubt that new ?
records will be establlahed. The fifty-yard
mark is almost eure to go by the boards.
J. Iteming, of Townsend Harris Hall.
aatatM?bed the record of 30 ecconda for the
hilf century in March. 1&10. and so far no
i achoolboy ha* been able to go through the
?ilgors of trial heat* and aeml-flnala and
I lower tbat figure. With Norman I_mcke,
: the crack of I'ommeroe, Moore! from ? lii?
Iton, ?laybern, of Krasmus Hall, Duncan,
of Towaeoad Harria Hall, and J. Curt?a,
who has just entered the High School of
Commerce, all able to cover the fifty yard.
In better than 2*?. lots of speed and action
! may be expected.
(i?i paper n would appeal a-? If D* Witt
i'?iiton. To-.?nsend Harns Hall and tha
High School of Commerc? will haul* i *
premier honors. ?'Union ha.-? a p>??v??rf'il
team, and although It was beaten l
High School Of Commerce In a recent duel
rneet it waf not at its best, because at the
tin"- l?verai Of dtotea'fl best men were in?
eligible Sin?* tliut time, ho*vr.?*i. the
l.e -. L?VS nraced up In their studl**. and
the thasaatiiiishlpe mil Bad tiicm right o.i
hand. In Trenholni. Rra.ken. M??ore. Se- -
nmiir. /.Imni and 8<-hwartx they hav? half
a dozen sure poin ?vitiiee In a meet on
Thursday night against B*tuyveeant nigi?
Bebeol Bchaarts pi-oved ins s ->rth as a
plunger by doing over si.\t> -three feel,
breaking the record by some eight feet,
held by V. Mayer, of TownM?nd Harris
Hull, .?nd established In 1910.
lr!o?? or, Lemcke, Montgomery and the re?
markable (?urttn make up the beet of the
i 'otnmerce team.
There is a great deal n?or* to th* d?feat
of Manual Training High School In the re?
cent championships than would appear on
the surface? It is entirely incongruous that
the champions of five successive seasons on
the track and field should finish In abso?
lutely last pla?* with a total of i points.
It Is known tbat the greater number of
th* Manual athletes were well up In their
lessons and ??ere eligible to compete, but a
persistent rumor had it that the boys wera
not entirely satisfied ?vlth th* system In
thi school, and pleaded lack of condition.
The poor showing of the Seventh avenue
boys be-" been the cause of much discussion
BSBOag th* ?.?hoolhoy athletes durlna the
Ust \?eek. and it Is generally hoped for th?
good of the pchool that any breach betweeii
the team?? and the faculty will soon be
healed.
FOUR RECORDS BROKEN
Clark House Wins Trophy at
Inter-Settlement Games.
Th? speedy Hlhletes of Clark House capt?
ured the te-im bon >rf? avltli a tally of hi
points In the annual games ol the Tnter
?ottlOBMM Athletic Association, held at the
Tint Regiment Armory, last nicht. The
I'nlon Settlement boys, who were the vic?
tor?' strongest rivals, were aecond, with
'?> points, and the Kast Sid? Mouse, third,
with ^1 point.?. The littl?- athletes estab?
lished three new track records and one t1e:?J
record.
Morris Chana, of the l nton Settlement,
furnished the most impresxlve victory,
when. t,y a ?rest burst ?if speed, he won
tin SSS-yard junior run l.y tlae yards *ln
0:.'ii, which erasen 1 ?,-:, seconds from tho
old mark, R Bchultss snd ||. Mulshlne, ??f
the Cast Sid? Mouse, finished second and
third, respeetlrelr, a yard apart. Cherl?s
Weinberger and Arthur Rot libera, of ?"lark
House, lowered the three-legrgorl junior rec?
ord to 0:2* :-?''. ~ Inning by Inches from IV.
Kreund an?i 8. Helield, of Hartley House.
.Ityv-yard run (Junior) - Won by M ? twin,
I'nion Settlement; R. rjchultze. K.a?t Sid? llous?.
-???on.I M Mulshlne, Bast Side Hou??. third.
Time. 0;.ir,
Chree l->gge,1 raca i.|unl?irl Wo?, bv ?' Wein?
berger and A. Rotnberg. ?lark House, w
Kreund and s Schild. Hartlsji Hesse, ??.-???id.
1' N'irthercrof? and ? . Miller, Hudson Guild.
thir.l Time. 0:24H.
M aard hurdle rao? .Junior)?Wea hy J. Jef?
ferson. I'nlon Settlement- .1 Fnyder. Hudson
Cuti.i. ?ecoad; **>'. Lett tere rom. i'i?rk Hou??.
third Time, 0:31.
Running high Jump (senior; handicap) Won
t.a v. ntaherg, ?lark l?ense, ?ni, ?., artaal
Jump of *> feot ?I Inches; p. I.auter.rnm 'lark
House ..". inch??., second. with an actual J'i'np
nt *. feet 2 In. lies; .1. t Kohan. Cnl?er?|tr ?-?et -
tien,?ni ?4 luthSSl, third, with ."> feet.
One-mil? run .senior handicap) Won l.a R. J.
I_wl?a?. I'nlon Settlement (SO yards): A Haut
son. Hartley H.itise ?SO aard?'. H??o"d: J. ? "ne?
felio, ?lark House ?scratch!, third. Tim?. 4 4.1
P.itfiiiif 1- pound ?hot .??nlor handb'ap. Won
bv H. Wollt. Hartley School .4 feet,, with 41
reel 101-? Inches: T. J. Morrt??ey. I'nlon Settle?
ment (scratch), ?ec.nd. with i:? fee? *J'. IwehQSj
V K. K?mmerer. Hartley House ?2 feet S
inch?*!), third, with 40 feet I inches
Point ?l'iir. ?'lark Hesse, .",7; I'nion settle?
ment. 4?: Kasi Sid? Hou?,-. 24: Sunshln? House,
Hi Hartley H-us". 15; Hudson dulld. It
REFORTS AGAINST COMMISSION.
Albany. Feb. 3.?Charles J. Hcrrlck, uf
Albany, ?on of former Justice I). Cady
Merriek. who was appointed a refer??* by
Supreme Court Justice Kudd to <?k? toetl
mony In the proceedings brought by the
Kniok?>rho?k?r Athletic c|ub, of Albany, lo
?omp?l the State Athletic Commission to
grant it a license, to-day report??! in favor
of the club-. Me recommends that a orlt of
mandamus lie Issued to compel th? commis
slon to crant a llawnse to the club. *abl<h
wan In exlatcnco before the enactmcat *t
the law creatina the commission.