The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
ENERGETIC sCHOoLBoYS.
They Are Working Hard for Athletic oisry
This Year.

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At next Tuesdays meeting OF the Intsrscho-
lastio Athletic Association OF New York city
tho questions pertaining to the age limit and
the composition OF the Advisory Committee
will be definitely settled. Several schools In
the association have student athletes 81 years
old. Under the constitution OF the old l. y.
A. A.. which placed the limit ut 20 years. these
mon would be debarred from competing. The
five schools which formed the old association
claim that the constitution OF that association
should govern the new organization. II the
old constitution is adopted. the age limit will
be settled then and there. II now constltu-
tion is considered. a fight will be made to
place the limit at II years. The makeup OF
the Advisory Committee will provoke lively
discussion. Many oil the boys favor level
headed alumni Us members. Inc ldeaiot nav
ing teachers is being promoted by DR.. John s.
White, principal OF berkeley school
that the Long lsnPd insrsehTo sy.iS
variety will DO pushed forward ~ the Brook:
Of and It tS mag passby Gs hsd bS:
the indoor season comes to an end. DR. Petit
OF tho Adelphi Academy believes that an m
the Academy OF Music would crowd that build,
Ing. As every school is not proficient ~ az
school 20 forfeit games hy mo-, placing a team
in the field IN any sport in which they are IN
aud with tho clause dennini: what constitutes
| a Ona-tide student everything In tho League
Tho members OF ali the shoots in New York
and BROOKLYN are trainina bard for the cqmIaE
baseball and athletic contests, {. ii. LINER
has been elected to Capt. Cutler's baseball
team. and the choice is favorably commentsd
Prli, and Elmer. VINO ere Oh players. and lres-
ton. ieTkihs. Powell. Williams, nIllesFis:
average age OF those players is IL years. Cant.
Elmer Is now negotiating toE a IaseLali cage:
pPact s ssS S viii rot S Ss arranged IN.
! I'll the !. :. a. A, dates are decided upon.
Among the wheelmen at cutler, school sTs
ana j. 'pNSW isns f la the is 4. game;
for 1888 Williams secured second place anil
| Powell third place in the bicycle race. loweA
| holds the scholastic record OF Z. minutes4 40 -
seconds for the one-mile race, add two years
boys under Us years. Fearing holds the Cutler
School bicycle record. and Williams MADE
L l. Gillespie 6 the captain, Of the Cutler
School track athletic team. The candidates
sEmns si m1fA F SS az sands and iiarr.
Draper DnpiGnae; Pel Preston. curtis Eel
Sroeksr Williams. GILLESPIE. kinnecutt va.
dan Wiekos, aud McBurney are candidates
/ J; s. a. A.. games Open To boys under 10 yeArs.
| Cleveland. Waller. and BrOkaw are very prom,
| scholastic games hut not in an the events. In
4 early games no entries VIII he made IN the dis
| will eOnfne their Efforts 10 the sprints. huT-
| dies. weights, and Jumps.
practice for the spring games by competing n
me lnteT-elass contests. The next games VIII
be between the mem beTs OF the NTH and third
| form boys The fiith-form boys will allow the
| third form 10 points handicap. The g. q. :.
| boys hope to do eXceedinglY we'll in ,ntsrscho-
! lAstic contests. Daniel Downing and George
Rupert will set last pace Ia the bicycle
| races. while Al. c. Anderson and Harry Noel
1 ler are pretty sure TO be among the winners 10
| the lOO-yard dash. Del OCohnor SilI repre-
| sent the school In the nigh Jump
| Wilson and Kellogg school boys Intend 20
| hold either indoor OF outdoor games. They
| tried Ia secure ths Eighth Hegiment ArmofI
and that Of the Twenty-sscond Regiment hut
were Ieiused the use OF either because tho
school had no military instructor. ~ thsy are
unable 20 get an armory, the boys will hold
outdoor games eaTly 10 the spring. They sT-
poet 10 have good baseball aibe. HATtI
Hewitt. OF ColumblA College and Al Cd VI. GnA
X. Beg. VII coach the team