The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

The n ,ses.iiists OF the Long leland League
at Practice.

at Practice.
The schools OF the Long Island Inter-
scholastic Athletic League are preparing for
vigorous baseball season. 81 Paul's School OF
Garden City. Adelphi Academy. BROOKLYN
High School. and the Polytschnlo Institute
Preparatory School are expected to be at the
front during the entire season. All the schools
are practising indoors. Pratt Institute boys
have had q slight advantage ovor their rivals
In being able to practise out OF doors. The
school. however that is likely to have the
greatest advantage In outdoor work Ia st.
Pauls. They are having new diamond laid
they, will have the services OF a professional
coach. Tom DAILY the second baseman OF
Manager Horace +, Henderson to coach the
boys until the middle Of April
team promises to be- et The en- sttonrest tia. Inc
school has ever put on the diamond. Two ok
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batter: liz is II years old ana ysiahs ~
40 pounds. lie has great command over the
a Snd & SGsftf mere Amer sr:
man was behind tss SHt SaI, for st. Pan'
Goldsborough caught for the Cheshire
Will be graduated this June. So will
on second base. He is an exceiien mt neldor.
He has always played in the held. and is the
heaviest batter on the team. There Is only
Is sood Satter the q best base runner on The
snd is said to be ABLE to Snen
selected. Hall. who has been playing at left.
Tompkins. '85. who was captain OF the foot
hal n fan m hua haa nil wi q nj rUhf aa uuall
any Of the candidates. he is a daring base
runner, and quick and correet at throwing.
but he is younger. and gives promise OF de-
yeloping into a crack player COINS; 'o9.
ResSsms e tea@ Sd tSs Sans Is
earnest player. but is rather weak with the
at Will Th so.eh Ss
on days when DAILY does not come down to
:. The last Of the course Of lectures TO- aid of
liyered next Thursday night In the Acsdemy
Soiissists Institute. Prot Whicher r. viii tel
and the iecture viii be Illustrated 10y .stefeop.
ticon views. The lectures have added $3.50 to
t9s aad In ssG hhG nG
ment about 5000 more. These amounts. with
sPns sSs % s se FS. esa
be used In building a fence around the ath-
letic field and IN laying out diamond.
Harvard school baseball team. 4. H. Fisher,
Jr. has been elected captain. tits the athletic
team. however. that Harvard boys are taking
the most interest in. For the 1OO-yard dash
and 22O and 2iO yard runs they have. I. Il.
Fisher. ono OF the fastest sprinters In the
ranks OF the city school boys. ID. lie Forest 10
also good runner. J. Deane puts the shot
Webster is an adept at hurdling and is q fair
half-mile runner. &. Atkinson and Is. Atkin-
son make specialties OF the one mile
and halt.m runs. Baltazzi excels in the
having won medals for the latter event for
several years past. This Is an event that
Howard Whitney Is n crack at Caswell also
vaults well and runs good halt-mlie. The
crack bicyclists at Harvard are j. T. Rck erton.
W. IL. Blake. q. Balm. @. Roberts. G; II. Covele.
and c. McClave. In the running broad lump
the school will be represented By T. smith. II.
Reinmund. and H. Battsrman. Reinmund is Q
fair long distance runner. III. Adams and j.
Patterson are good pair OF hal mile runners
i. Bennett runs the one mile rapidly. II.
Conan Is a pole vaulter OF ability and 4. Wig:
Hammer throwng. Sanger viii Compete Ia
events for boys under fifteen.