The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

The Splendid worh or BroohIyr's HisA
school RoYs-Thr LnnIor Nhnmriona

The Splendid WORK OF Broohiyr's Hish
school Roys-The Jurior Champions.
All the important scheduled football games
among the schools have been played. and the
season Is practically at an end. There will be
a few contests played now and then between
teams made up OF school players. but only
little interest will be attached to them.
The last scheduled game o. the year. that
between Poly" and High School. played al
Eastern Park last Wednesday was. so far a.
the playing was concerned. a surprise.
The High School team was known to be
somewhat crippled on account OF in-
juries to certain players. Romig had
n weak ankle which troubled him not .
little. But he forgot all about 1t in the strug-
gle. Toward the end OF the game Romig was
hurt and led OF the field. He saw. however.
that the "Polys" were nearing High Schools
goal. and he broke away from tho lads who
were leading him, and fighting his way back
to the line persisted in playing out the game.
1t was only a football battle and Ro.nlg was
only schoolboy; but there was mo re than q
suggestion OF spartan bravery in the action.
Neither Capt Powell nor Manager McLaugh-
lin was in the best OF trim. But the High
Schools system OF team play. tn cir college,
like Interference and admirable pluck won for
them deserved victory.
Much IL not all tho credit for the teams
magnificent showing is due to Prot Beekman
OF Amherst. who has coached the boys stsads
fly all through the autumn.
The Polys did not play 80 we'll as was ex-
pected. They were very weak In defensive
tactics. and did not play on the offensive
nearly 80 well as they had done all the previous
month. They were fairly beaten and might
as wcll acknowledge it The High School
boys, it Is claimed. would be foolish to heed
Williams's challenge to play another game
:, Uhe peculiar decision was rendered In the
crosby agrSSd to the q have hSP
to complain Of The ball was about ten yards
made good run around Romie's end. but he
was forced outside. and lost the ball High
wso Tps in the .
SS bu Th .No S,Ss. de-
ously. and then very childshly started to
leave tho reld claiming that, the ball should
ss ssSTf be R%t ie e.p RsE y .SS Re &:
and High school remained Victorious. 'o"'''
Tho football season at the Adelphi Academy
When the boys decided to chase the pisskin az
all this year they did not intend to organizes
so great an interest was taken In the sport.
however, that they finally decided to have an
way OF victory. but they wanted the practice
that only match game. would AFFORD. They
at the hands Of DR.. Liyermore. the Presidents
Of the faculty The team was not successful
in winning games. but IL has q record OF
which.'when all tho clrcum stances are con sid
cred. no team need BIO ashamed; They sue.
ceeded In developing material which will be
useful In forming winning teams hereafter.
Trinity school boys are very proud OF their
victory over the Cutler students because they
become champions Of the Junior Interscho-
lastiG Football League. Tho banner emblem-
atical OF that honor will be hung up in the
schoolhouse. 10S West Forty-nfth street. just
as soon us it can be finished. The claim which
Trinity has on the pennant cannot be dis
puted. as they won every game by a substan-
tisl score; Second place. however. is causing
considerable trouble as the De La sale boys
have been charged with PLAYING frat team
boys. and It is highly probable that their
games will be thrown out. In that Coz SO Cutler
will get second place without question. The,
matter was to have been decided last Wednes-
day afternoon. but owing to the absence OF
President Charles Macben OF Wilson and Kel-
loGg'S school, the Meeting was POSTPONED
until Dec u. when lively time is promised.
De La sale does not intend to be forced from
her place in the League without a struggle.
The following are the statistics ofthe Trinity
chamDlOlsliD team.