The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-20
SPORT AMONG SCHOOLGIRLS.
CANDIDATES ron TRACK AND BASE
BdLL 7EAMs BEGIN FRAMING.

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Now that the football season 10 over, the
youngsters connected with tho various schools
OF the New York lnterscholastic Athletic Asso-
citation are making preparations for track ath-
ietios and baseball. The entry lists for the
many indoor games are unusually large. and IL
tho men do as we'll In these games as they have
done in practice some new records may be looked
for. There will be several Important scholastic
indoor games In the near future. among which
will be the games to DO held under the auspices
of tho Knicksrbocker A, c., in the Madison
Square Garden the latter part OF February.
These games will be open to all schoolboy hth-
letes In the United States.
There is no lack of interest at the Columbia
Grammar School this year. and fifty candidates
have already presented themselves for the
track and baseball teams. lnterclass track
contests will be features during the winter
months. Chess will also receive attention. lie
Bair. the crack.a-jack ut the game from De La
Sale Institute. is at the Columbia m this
year, and, with w. Grace ae q sido partner. the
school will DO strongly represented. Handball.
basketball, hockey. and polo teams will be Or
ganised In q short while. There is also n move
ment on foot TO establish an interscholastic
gymnastio contest among the schools OF the
association. which 10 believed will receive the
hearty support OF the many schools. The Co.
lumbia Grammar School will enter q strong
team In the interscholastio skating series. to be
held next month.
Athletics at Barnard School will take o boom
this season. Nipple, tho champion nohoolboy
half-mile runner, was elected captain of the
track team. Most all Of the members OF the
team last season have returned. and with the
new material on hand the chances for the cup
are brighter than ever before. Hipplo has tho
| following man IN training. f. Perry. Earles.
n II - --l-.- HAL. IL.
and Sulzer nalf.m,le RIM. "A. e. Davis. Tomlin-
ann md Storms one-nile RIM. nIdwell. mid
die data oe rims. E. Perry. Wilson. uals,v. and
Curtis. hurdles: Wilson. running broad lump:
Curtis and Sichols running hiph iump. stev-
arr puttinp the shot: Cornell. mol, vault: r.
Good win. sullivan. and Flandreau. bicycle
races. The school will be represented by a relay
team comuosed of Hipple. Storms. Tomlinsop.
Holland. caldwell. and N. Davis. In speakipe
of the prospects of tho team, Capt. Nipple says,
~ am NOR, than pleas.d with the work thu,
far accomplished by the men. got together
the best material obtainable ut the school. and
the bovs nil have n fair knowledpe Of the work
desirsd. We will greatly mi.s Bedford. Moore
and Washburn. but I think their places can be
well filled. Our aim Is to CAPTURE the Gun. and
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purpose. Mr.. Lyon, the associate head mas
ter. as we'll as Mr.. uazen. the head master, ia
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more tnah interested IN our welfare TINS year.
and both promise to give us their support"
Under the supervision of G.. Giannini of the
ne" io'A Az II DetAe'ey oeuooi tFack team
began practice last week. Several men who
who wera nm the team lest vear are bece No a-a
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also se'erai ne" stars ana the schooi expects
to win the cup. ellison. PauldinG. Wenman.
and IN Val are new men and clever performer,
Paulding Is n pole vaulter OF no mean ability.
He got second In tho A. l. games with n
vault of 10 feet q inchea. On Val came from
-, utn s,Soa, sIah 80
brooklyn Latin SCHOOL. no won the hign Jump
ut the Long Island intersctolastic games last
season with n jump of 8 feet ? inches ellison
Will Try putting the shot ana throwing the nam
mer. He has already put the shot in practice
% . nun .'rne y Il senoo''
where ne mas earned eul'e a reputation as a
,.mes Las, season no 90, secona Mac. u.,,tu
AUX ut so' 'eeo"u pi"ee. IA
also 20 into tue spirits. VI last years track
team, Pell, who won both the broad and
high hmm will try the hurdles mi. s.,so,
ns ~ ~ H"'u'. vi, ~
Bien. who won the l2o-yard hurdle and secured
third in the 220-yard hurdle. is training for both
events apa,n r. Walker the cbnmnion in,er-
events nsa'h' H. "aiAei, LUG on"hhp'oh inter
scholastic walker, has not come back to school
yet. but he is expected every day. b. Boyeson.
VINO did good work in that event La year. will
CRANBERRY will be seen in the distance runs.
while Huntington Is sure 10 be heard from in
the inCSClt races. ne Outipbk IDr another WIN
ming baseball team ia very bright, as six OF last
years championship team are back. Bien, Has
brouck. Wiley. Huntington Bayne. and PEN
will play in their ola positions. Bien has again
been elected captain, and will begin indoor
practice after the holidays. The indoor tenni.
tournament will also begin at the same time.
De La Sale Institutes boys are making a dc.
baseball teams in the field. Cant. Tilford ~
the football team will not be able TO star, train
ing with the rest OF the candidates, owing To a
broken coIiar bone which he sustained in the
| final football game with Trinity school. some
thirty candidates will begin training after the
holidays under the direction of q competent
coach. Manning and ID. Brennan arc to look
att r the middI g and distance runs. The team
will be somewhat handicapped by the .oss Of
Beers. the crack EurdIer. but Il is expected that
ConIon will make a good showing, Putting the
shot and throwing the hammer will bring out
three neavy weights in Miller. Corriran- and
Dwyer. while Stone and McCahe will ride in the
bicycle events, Delaney will try TO uphold the
colors in the high Jump, and Tilford. VIXEN in
condition. will Try broad jumping.
Lenane, Bruni. Hawkes., and Jordan OF the
baseball team have returned. and these, with
the new material, should make a strong aRgre.
CATION. a strong skating club mas been organ
ICED, also a chess club.
The candidates for track athletic and base
ball teams at Trinity School will begin trimming
irnr,edinteIv aftnr tho boIidoy. ub. Snu.ha1