The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-08
IN THE pEExsx1LL n 4.
The Cadets Up There Iptend 10 Make Rec
ords M Baseballlsts. Jumpers. and Kickers.

The Cadets Up There Intend to Make Rec
ords NJ Basebaliists. Jampers, ana Kiokers.
While the big private schools Of this city
and Brooklyn were engaged In contests for
Football championships. some OF tho largest
AMI most powerful military academies up the
Hudson were devoting great part Of recrea-
tion time to struggle for the leadership OF
the Hudson River League. This organization
has been In existence some time. and has ever
been powerful factor in the military schol-
astic field Of athletic sports. During the past
season the Hudson River League was composed
OF Peekskill Military Academy, Holbrook's OF
Sing Sing, Riverview Of Poughkeepsie. and tho
New York Military Academy OF Cornwall
After hot fight the championship was final
~ won by Riverview. Peekskill won second
place. and Holbrook's and New York NJ A.
finished third and fourth respectively.
Tho League will do some great work in base
ball this spring. Fred Gould Of Peekskill is
President Of the League.
The Peekskill Academy has for several years
held prominent place In school sports. Some
very fine college and amateur athletes are
graduates Of PeekskilL Among the moro
noted is Willie Wlndle. the bicycllst. Winde
&c ssdst se hf
the psnn 2. deserves praise The eleven had
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About the time Of this football victory, o
ns
after an eight;mlle chase. He was followed by
Hery KS hSn6as nd % s
three were II the Grst class: r. the, second
Crockett. Hotehkiss and Orr came IL in TIE or: or:
der named. Cooper Of the third class finished
Arss Runs Ike this are held at different
On Jan; 50 tho Eymnasts wlIl hold their an; n;
Sr &c 81 RsS
medals offered for superior work on the paral-
s and tt bars De atbsr Sy h
usually good Instructor: Mpjor burton is the
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league. and the cadets exp ect him 70 do great
things e G%ng and
take hold OF the sphere In great shape at first
Brode, the catcher. is always in good form.
studenyt 1t H. A. The LADS Of The Hudson
better "a the long tS IaZ only sehPo
practice last spins 5 pitcher on ox the
ieft Geld: Frank Ranken. who played third
base and left f"ld on the eecopd team. is q
tho sF ss
fes soHonSiom. TG1 "dsrWe s dD and Allen
sSs % ons
very poor track Underwood made the hundred
In ~ As seconds. Schon blom at the same time
The acadsny has quarts quartet e extra good good
SKY. and Whitney. Wright is one 81 tbs sprint
has S good I' future bel fore him. Hyde. Parker.
and Oakley form q strong trio in the longer
clashes. Parker can do the 3OO.yard dash in
as tho champion baseball thrower Of the Peeks-
hard to make a record Of 800 feet 5inches..
astic renown as broad jumpers arc Hurlbert.
The high jumpers are Sergeant and Hyde. !.
high kicking; There rc, some very l3ng-legged
eeant can kick 7fest IL inches McDnvid. is
high Kicks always have places in the list OF
field day events. The record here given is for
athletes; and Peekskill Is almost ns proud Of
the academy aS it is of Chauncey Depew.