The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-22
SCHooLBOYS IN TRAINING.
THE YoUNo ATHLETES PREPARING
o AN ACTITE SEASON.

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Indoor Games % ne Held U.der ths A.s.
pices OF the New ManhsttaA A. q. - the
Garden Next Saturday Creating Haterest.
Preliminary work for the coming outdoor
games is being actively INDUCED in by the ath-
letes OF the various schools of the New York
and Long Island Interscholastic A. As. The
most important events In the near future are
the indoor games 10 be held under the aus
pieces OF tho New Manhattan A. G. next Satur-
day. The uames will bo the orst OF their Kind
held In this viciLity. and they promise to be
the great feature Of the season.
As the symnastio season is over at Trinity
scnooL. the sanaidates ior ,he various teams
as".u "eVn ,hn ,o .o , " .,romnS , = pr oou.so nv ",r
inv for track @S and baseball in the gymnasium,
Among tho baseball candidates arc Tanning,
Krickie, Maltby, Van zandt. Jackson. Page
Craven, stacpoolc. spccht. Mitchell, sare.,
Retz, Mills, Baldwin, Simons, Lane, and Beers.
The track team is doing good work. Tanning,
Retz. stacpoole, and o'Rourke are showing up
veil in starting. simons has not as yet got into
:. las au' YEN . 'orini ou. 1ne p,ospec., are tho'
o'Rourke, Van Zandt. and Moran are uettInx
10 UP the hurdles IN me shape. Twenty.yard
Page has made considerable progress lately In
n,,,inu a.. -. 49,. - -, ~,
by saros, Is 30 feet 4 inches.
The school has a good sized team in training
for the indoor games to be held in Madison
square re- Garden ,o15S,,a next to Saturday ,,,,i Capt sim0 IN
saro. .rd NJ paa uo's f. VIII. .ho axe nn psss: a. W
o'Rourso, Jr.. and %TG f. Moran onSs p in the hurdles I'd "a;
L. s. jackson. one mile RIM. O. McGrns one
mile walk: L. W. Maltby. hish jump: s. Kid Il
der, pole vault; g. r. Lemcke and w. E.
MMitSSh che a. in the Ell 5spRRiq y I'm; ;. FsPains, ":
active for the past week. Kutzenbach, has shown
ASSOCIATION Of the school is busy at present
with the arrangements for the games, which
ward ward WIZ Thp P besIn ou teH%i q prSstIc Sap she WI asPer
try, trying - for rms pla % . cur The f 8ro%nl w sSys Are ire
gersoT.. Kutzenbach, Punderford. Howe Fur
Newlin. Dusenbury, Hindiey, Irving Foster
and d. W omtIoap TO- . roo, ,,,n, ,..m.,nmA.,
trai1ing: W. WEB. p. Mc Coz o dio' ons mile eG and a hsIf IN a
WIFE. one mile walk; 4. L. n Ada r%n hammer:
a. v. Lyall and Haynes. 100 and 200 yard
At De L. Sale Institute the track team has
been doing strong practice in the gymnasium
the month. A tennis committee ee'ib has be essI a pl
pointed, and efforts will be made to secure the
Twelfth Regiment Armory IN practise in
Tournaments will be held and tin winners will
be entered in the interscholastic temperament m
he held at Berkeley Oval next month. The an.
nual track games of the athletic association
will he held on Saturday, MAY ..
The team selected to represent the Barnard
School at the games next Saturday is as fol.
holds the iptcrscholastic record of 4 minutes
81 seconds. w. s. Hipple is looked ,Inon to
win the half-mile run. Al Amerman will
also run in the mile, In the sprint will be Wash
burn and Wilson, the latter a very fast Junior.
Stickney will try the hurdles. Monks the mole
vault. Perry and Davis in the sprints. Sfewart
in the shot. and Cant. r. A. Moore in the
sprints. Steyens's School Of Hoboken has en-
tered q team for the games and George a. Dow
OF the Boston Athletic and the Eneiish High
School Associations fs entered In the one mile
and one mile and a half runs.
The candidates. for the yarious school teams
in the Long island Interscholastic A. A.. are
hard at practice, The race for baseball honors
PROMISES to be interesting. ST. paul School is
again confident of winning the championsbip
athletic Director George X. Hare has prenared
a long schedule of games with teams Of good
local reputation. There are about fifteen can.
didatos in training. Clinton NJ. Hall, Arthur
ritcn,r, Most of the catching will he looked
after by Capt. sydney Starr.
The Adclphi Academy bows are waiting for
the frost to leave the ground, when thew will
tuE" possession of their own field for practice,
although they are doing a little work in their
crcI!itnblc showing and are very hopeful Of be-
i'SS ,nnan y ray" 'JJuudwin of the Rrool,vn uigh