The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-07
TIE scHooLBoYS PLEASURES
feotban IL Their Favori'e, and Some Of
Them Are Lively Kickers.


Nothing has boon talked OF so much in
scholastic circles In this city as tho big show
Ing made BY the Berkeley Cadets in their foot
ball game against the Columbia Grammar
school at Berkeley Oval on Tuesday last. The
berkeley boys proved that they had the best
chances Tor the remnant. They played without
the services OF Capt. Dudley. and won. Dudley.
however deserves great credit for the teams
clever exhibition 1t Is to be hoped that he
VIII be able to play in the great gamo Of tho
scholastic year against Cutler. Last year was
somewhat OF an of ono for tho cadets. and
their bitter rivals at Cutters had matters on
the football Held pretty much their own way.
The game between the schools takes place on
Nov. IA at Berkeley Oval. The Cutler rush
line may be heavier than that OF Berk eley. but
1t Is doubtful whether the Cutlerites are the
superior players The right end on tho
berkeley team and their players back OF tho
line are particularly strong. Bowers. the right
end Is very slight. but Is one Of the grittest
lads in the city. He pitched for the baseball
team. Back Of the line tho Berkeley hoys
have Armsteal. Lott. Webb. and Bogert. The
low and swiftly aud is hard. tackler. Teddy
thihks SO much OF the game that lie goes out
y for ei' ryses hat Dwight
nehool found 1t necessary to forfeit their games
ma vns hsfSg g.s ssies They had good
light weight. However. they would have COM com.
s sshbsS '"vor"Ol' with c0lamOi" Grammar
pa Ths qn1hty Of s the fo9tha eleven at st.
70 be much in DOUBT. Early reports showed
that the team was not SO strong as last year.
and and this was confirmed in the Cutler game.
this vicinity. went down to Garden City and
only defeated the st. Paul boys Dy y to D. while
iast year, with the same, team. the Wcstmin-
s.ells rolled up much larger score. The
do roy boys go to Garden City on election
~ y. nnh DETER ID cnn DO had OF ST. Paurs
While, som. Of tie New York schools were
engaged in practising, for tho League football
Junior lnterscho!astic sepali lenxue. These
were sYs sa bhnrnard Trinity: and COLUMBIA Gram
school having lost two and won six games last
:, lsrly IN the fail meeting of the League was
and Mns decided ssh tSrs
should play Trinity; The cham lonship was
only on srttsd last week. iirst. BARNARD defeat
second game Barnard won by 5 to \. anu II
thitm was rnnnecess4ry. On Oct. y barnard
sH"ud have fn Been ny p It on ns INA sme
but Trinity forfeited to barnard. thus giving
the 4i Junior championship hnnors to the latter.
Hyde: captain Fr"ncrick ". ""hE: M"nzi nM r.
BBrown. AMI Lohb were, the pitchers: Netrh.
base: p Simrs on. second base: Syme. short
Sion; Goodchild. third hase: smith. right field:
lockwood. emtre field: Fellows. lot field:
Moore and Rogers. Substitutes
The Barnard football team have been very
successful this fall. hrving won every game
played. They have lost II z Cd half hack in
Syme. %. Syme dis coated his shoulder
about week ago. and his physician has for
hidden min to ray again this fail. The
Barnards have Il new centre rush in Holman,
'04. At II meeting Of the school athletic as
ISOLATION the following officers were elected:
sydney A: Svme. %. President: William Il.
LOCKWOOD %. Vicc-rresidrnt William j.
IL! M2Gnnrs 80. Secretary, Milton S. sherwno,i.
captain. The athletes at Barnard are pub
i,shing aIaper called the Barno,a A,o". Ar
thur :; Hyde. N3. manager Of the eleven. is
Sydney Syme aud WIN Lockwood.