The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-22
sors LOOKING FORWARD 10 spnrvs.
some or the School Preparations for Base.
ball una Other Athletics.

Vhi una otuer AthIetcs.
Tho Cutler School Athletic Association will
hold their annual spring games on Manhattan
Field. The events to be decided are: One
hundred-yard dash. 1O0-yard dash for boys
under fifteen years. one-mile safety bicycle.
pneumatic tires barred; half mile run. half
mile run for boys under sixteen years. 100
yard hurdle race. 44o.yard run. 220.ynrd run.
running high Jump. broad jump. and putting
the shot. The following events are open TO
members OF other schools: One-hundrod- yard
dash. 44O-yard run. and one-mile bicycle raco.
Tho uniforms OF the Cutlor athletic team will
consist OF white suit with rod band across
tho shirt. having the letter &c" embroidered
upon it. Mrs. J. r. Williams. ono OF the
patroncsses Of tho school. has offered m nll-
round championship trophy in tho shane OF a
cup. TO be contested for ut tho school gnmes.
the winner to retain permanent possession OF
the prize.
Aside from their baseball practice in tho
gymnasium. tho members of the st. Paurs
Cathedral school OF Garden City are daily at
work getting their muscles In good condition
On pulley weights, Capt. Webster is q good
discipinarian. and he aces that his lads who
nre assured OF positions. come regularly to
i follows. III tenn q, .essnt mall up as
n l gase. tly: second bnse. Swords; short
iIGut ieiu. iuli, neIu, luOD. centre IcIV,
Millikan. A second team will also DO formed.
sy%Ss.a%: TSe 8 "ds I,s,sF have As
suitable room. but the two iicld days thoy
have each year, make up for any deficiency in
twill DO romom bcred that tho younger lads
O. tho Academic Department Of the Adelphi
Academy last spring desired to emulate, the
aeid day. But they COMMENCED to tHink aSout
1t too near vacation time to have the athletic
"n ans s4 the sG waa
over tho Held of young nsnirantr for athletic
would be to. awaken the Interest OF tho boys ~
~, Last spIing the Athletic Association Of
o tine to San
but without success. This year 1t Is likely
that 4. a, anf IN, attempt WIN b9 made The
any. lenguc or association having intersrho-
lastie tendencies unless they decide to play
members OF the u, college whT are sch9soSoys
catcher ,,.s :, &oTeysr: Gtarss F ssh*sysr: VIC
according to the rules Of the lnterscholastic
t H"ses sam VIII Be E s sse maSss Of
short stop: iiohe, first base: Baiir. second
n bus mat,on Third Sass Taylor centre Held
There is nothing that hurts school team 80
%smbsrs tie % o % IF That tG has s'f becn
demonst rnt cd time and again. and the school.
boys during the football season Just passed
realized the fact to q great extent, This will
moro representative teams. Another schol-
nstic rule reads: A person who has attained
and returned to school. shall be considered ill.,
eligible to position on, any school team"
Another i'm ortani, rule which was only adopt
sHunbble over the championship. was to the
effect that u schoolboy must play on tho
repres entative team OF the school which he
attends. and on no othcr school or college
team. This rule was adopted to prevent
ANOTHER case like that Of Jim Ierrys.
Mr.. Harrison. principal OF the Brooklyn
Latin School. Ia trying to secure Washington
Park as n practice ground for his pupils. 1t is
said that Burt. the old Poly" pitcher. may
Join the Il. /. :.