The sun., 1895-05-19
NEW FORKS soHoolBoYs VIM
Lively Sport In tho Intcr-Oity Games ~
Berkciey Oval.

| attrhcteu only slim gathering TO Berkeley
| Oval yesterday afternoon. Each spectator
could recline at full length without touching q
neiRhbor In the covered stand. and tho bleach
crs were blank as q betting ring under the now
| racing laws.
Many OF the Juvenile flyers who earned
brackets q week before were missing. and al
though records woro shaken up occasionally the
boys seemed to miss the cheering influence of
the enthusiastic friends who were expected to
| wake the echoes during the tournament. Tho
| inheld and jumping grounds were again in fine
condition. but the track look cd trihe moist and
| dead, although Trackmaster Wall had left moth
| Ing undono to make it as fast as lightning.
F.Stevens Of tho Brooklyn Latin School as
| tonished tho New Workers by his sprinting dis.
plays. He won.the 100-yard dash after u dead
heat, thus scoring first blood for Brooklyn, and
subsequently tied the interscholastic record in
the furlong straiehtaway dash. He said coming
homo that he could readily havs gone II fraction
| faster II he thought record honora were 80 near
At hand. He Is bose lo.nted, lengthy boy who
may mould into OF the fastest men in
America.
Any alterations In record figures are fully
d"nit with III the summaries. but special men
t.j.. has been thoroughly earned by A. G. Ayres
os Condor and II. l.. Batterman OF Harvard for
their superb efforts in the hammer throwing
event. c. Irwin Martin Of Berkeley, who won
the interscholastic cham plonship. was an ab-
sentee In this and all other events on Yesterdays
card. 1t would he highly interesting to SEQ ap-
| other struggle between this unique trio of mus
cunr schoolboys.
In addition TO the nter-city competition there
was also much spirited rivalry enHendered be-
was hung up for the school making highest
points. The coveted trophy went to the Bar
nard boys. who scored II points.
Condor school TOOK second honors with / 8, and
Cutler secured third place with H. Adelphi
no other combnation reached II the p'H dignity 'o OF
double figures. although Harvard got very near
the mark with Q. Summaries:
Hall jr iss school. AND stevens n5o%ks Latin
school; school; r. stevenson; poiy. prrp third Time. 1898
" Ts 10 as seeonds %s h""" stevens won o" 'n' tape
The leading trio were within yard at the line
after keen struggle all the way. AS on the
previous Saturday, Hall proved weak Mt repeat
ing ana was beaten couple OF feet by Stevens
oGSs Shfs5
seconds.
The Garden CITY boy had the foot of his rivals
al the WY; and won handsomely m by four feet
him second TO d. {. Leech Of Cutler week
before.
e g. ptsSsr BY
Fisher, jr Harvard, third. Time. 81 is seconds.
Fisher, who holds the scholastic record OF
52 1-5 seconds. ngure3pa sure winner but he
yard behluu Draper, who half u yard
astern of the Adelphi flyer.
% hnk s ssso5d mas,s. ss:ps & es~Oa
w. J. Enrich of Harvard and two others de-
clined the issue, leaving it between the three
placed Powell had the race in hand all the
way and won as he liked.
One hundrsd and twenty yard Hurdle Rase,won
by fom gsus Bs,nar1 A Beers 1rd Pc Ia % sss
is IS seconds. ' '''
Beers. who tied the long standing scholastic
booked as a certainty. and he found no trouble
In winning MS heat: Som Baur: on the con-
time. The. struggle in the final between this
pabr was red hot Beer; led to the last hurdle
the run to the tape by a foot.
onsImls Ruamwon Bun MeCord 2wisht; g.
Bedford. Of Brooklyn High School. finished
within striae OF Romer: and would have been
outside the curb ali the way. Even then no
piloted the field on the last lap until 100 yards
other three raced past. The PLACED Boys finished
within five yards. The time was several seconds
better than that of the previous Saturday.
ven;, brooEiyn latin ssSoo: i: L: wssheaip Iss:
tfSH S;sS
Stevens showed n surprising turn Of speed and
aalthoush he, he was was not all out at the finish;
joint holder Of the scholastic record. had TO
content himself with second place.
tI Tns
utes y seconds.
Meehan lost no time In taking tho track. He
made all his own running and won by several
vious week. his effort was = 2.5 seconds better
than the scholastic record. made by A. E. Schoff.
Halecy. In 1892.
by s. A. syme, Barnard; D. G. Harris, Cutler second;
Symc took matters quietly in his heat and
trotted in behind Harris. Pell won the second
heat in very slow time. The pace in the final
drew il pretty fine when victory was assured.
and left his scholastic record made earlier in the
'f%s PEle vauitnWon by E. f. Simpson. barnard, with
ysnt q 70 ,ssi; PapdnF bTIsIsi sSeopa x,h
tGrd % W with tt vaut Org OF fee, 8 nehes
The winner was easily the best at all stages OF
might have easily improved on his record
breaking performance OF the previous Saturday.
ad nua % pas a sS fss, y seoE G. %.an
SsSs Ms.S p'e sr' With sS ss
inches.
The first two finished as they did a week be;
fore Ayres rested. satisfied with winning. and
made no extra effort to improve on his inter-
scholastic record figures.
Throwing M T. pound HammeT.Won He g w BY A. C. Ayres
SC Th x5 ss,
The winner furnished a big surprise by i'm
proving almost feet within the week. His
throw is the best ever made at q scholastic
meeting. and entirely eclipses tho record throw
of III feet ~ inches with which Irwin Martin
OF Berkeley defeated him the previous Saturday
Running High Jump-won by 8. A. W. BsltaEzi.
Harvard. with jump Of feet ~ inches: b W. Wen
man. Drsler second, with jump Of feet incheSi
j. pell. Cutler and s. Gunnison. Adelph tied for third
at 3 feet inch.
The jump Off was not decided until Baltazzi
took several additional trials, in one OF which |
he cleared feet lOA inches. Then Gunnison
got over 8 feet inches after two failures and
took third place and point. Pel did not turn
out again to contest the tie.
Runnn; Broad Jump-Won by =, CowperthwaIt, |
Co,unhi Gramnar, with jump or 30 feet b11 inches
T. Jewell, Adcphi second. with jump of 90 feet 81
inches; l. A. Powell, Cutler. third, with jump OF 10
feet inches.
The winner improved his jump OF a week ear
lier ny half an inch. but even then only won
through the hard luck of Jewell. The latter
covered 20 feet II inches, but lost his balance
and Iel hack.
The Brooklyn boys started in well, but soon
dropped behind In the points struggle. and the