The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
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Berkeley seboolboys must be commended
for at least one thing. They are always ready
TO initiate new era Of affaIrs IN the scholastic
history Of New York city. year ago they
we're the FIRST to announce that BROOKLYN
schoolboys would be welcome at their school
athletic games. They arranged an interesting
programme for their indoor meet and one OF
the attractions was relay race between the
srhoolboys OF New York and Brooklyn I'M
fortunately the Berkeieyites were unable TO
hold their games. This year Berkeley will
surely hold their indoor games. as the Twenty
second Regiment armory has been secured for
the afternoon OF March II. Not only have the
Brooklynitss been invited. but the boys Of
Dr. whites school have gone far as to In
vite all schooihoys who are studying in insti-
tutions within radius OF atty miles Of New
York city. This will bring TO the Berkeley
games athletes from Connecticut and from
the institutions which comprise the Hudson
biver League. besides crack stacks from the
The New Iork boys realize that they will he
Obliged to work ha rder this year to win events
To- lie. however. more good athletes in the
schools. and candidates for the athletic teams
are nnmssGu barnard S RSobot they have
". 'Goodchiid ii. vom BSur. Percy simpson.
lance ana = runner at BsFnsrd q. Fellows and
Nom Baur also are excellent runners; Syme
are the weight putters. For one-mile runners
the school will have at the Berkeley games II.
pyen I the very yoSns boys az Barnard are try
inEto win fame and prizes as athletes. Tbs
distance runners under fifteen years are A W.
croft. I, y. ,RedinEion. @; L. Drosti. L, Tea.
body J. Marble, r. wemple. H. v, Boardman.
j. i. an. and T.. Il. Greaor. The sprinters are
Day. Croft Smith. Elmer GreRor. George l..
Specht. Jr and II. ~ Boardman.
The Harvard boys are. as usual. trying TO
win all that comes in their way. They will
enter speedy e IN G' so%sS g, N The
nrs Howard Whitney. formerly President Of
X. T.. CnsweIi. G. w. MiiiiEen. Ii. Remmond.
and j. De Forrest Harvard has had no expert
distance events Harvard will he found at the
front. They have the Atkinson brothers.
one.me and hall. mile runs. L. Z Bennett is
promising one-nile runner.
well on the track this season. There are so
Beers o., the, Athletic Association has Sp::
tSe best among ro hem Fd%srd Johnson. Ed.
ware Farley, 4; MeGinnis. I. Duffy. Frank
The Fast slim 4. A. u Manhattan College will
have strong baseball nine this season. They
SATURDAYS. and would ike to arrange games
with good teams whose players average 10
years The Pastimes ask that such teams offer
suitable CuurantepS Challenges should he
addressed to Eugene I. McI,innis. Secretary
pastime A. A. Manhattan College. New York
city.
baseball will interest the students at Wilson
and Kellogg School this spring. The candi-
dates for the team are: J. johnson. NJ. Clark.
H. Howard II. Clark. ". c. Bacon. A. Sinclair.
J.. Ware. q. stanton. X RigelOw, W. II. sykes.
J.. Conger. Charles Nacben. President OF the Ju-
Nor Inter sch elastic Athletic Association, and
I. q. Byrd all Of VINO IN have pa yed before. They
will he well coached by Harry Hewitt Of CO.
lumbia College. Wilson and Kellogg athletes
are made OF good stuf. NJ. Clark and BiRelow
are shot putters For the one-mile run they
will have W. II. Sykes, Jr.. and Charles II. Ma
chen, both OF whom are In good condition and
training hard.
In, Brooklyn schools have now established
their league on q firm basis The only insti-
tuts in the league not In Brooklyn IA ~. Paul's
Cathedral Sch DOL located In Garden City. All
the games with ST. raul's School will he played
in Garden City. The Brooklynit-s would have
liked to see the St Paurs boys play In
Brooklyn,
Yale School o! this city II o private institu-
tion which boasts OF few students. and the- do
not enter into athletics on very extensive
scale. nevertheless they have Splinter in J.
ii. Hall. Jr. who is very apt to win the major
ity OF the short distance events at the various
school games in the spring. Hall Is the lad
who beat out Syme OF Barnard. Anderson 81
Columbia Grammar. Foster OF the Brooklyn
Latin school. Elmer Of Cutler. and other cracks
the recent Barnard Qamea.