New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
FOR THE RELAY MEETING
GOOD SPORT PROMISED ON FRANKLIN
FIELD NEXT SATURDAY.
NETWORK COLLEGES TO DE WELL. REPRE-
sENrED-PRopABI.E MEMBERS OF YALE

NETWORK COLLEGES TO DE WELL. REPRE-
sENrED-pRopABLE MEMBERS OF YALE
AND OTHER TEAMS.
Philadelphia. April lS.-The New-York colleges
will be represented In Pennsylvania relay race
meeting. which will take place on Franklin Field.
on April 25. Fordham. the College OF the City OF
New-York and the University OF New-York
classified In one heat and the race between them
will probably prove a good one. The College Of the
City OF New-York. although hardly strong as last
year. should be able to pick fast team from the
men now in training. c. r. Jelllnghaus, 81. OF
New-York City. is the only member OF last years
relay team in the college. He Is a fast half
miller and will probably be member OF the team
again this year. John Roll. 81. captain OF the col
lege track team. should also make pace. He runs
the uarter-mile and l0O-yards dash. and
number OF prizes In track games in New-York last
year The other two places the team Will prob
ably be filled from a quartet Of new men, NJ Brack-
ert. go and Hubert Hotter '9s. prepared at Cutler
School, but have not done much athletic work since
entering college. o. Grassi. promising freshman.
has not competed before this year. Arthur ].
Roberts 81. Is a good man In the short dashes. and
his sprintng powers may win place the team
for him.
Fordham will be represented by a strong but
tried team Of runners. ]. Frank Quinlan. the vet
eran OF the team prepared for college at the
Brookiine. Mass, High School. He is a fast man in
the short dashes and hurdles and Is also a broad
tumper Of considerable ability. AT the Columbia
College games he the hundred in 10 seconds.
from the hve-yard mark. and at the Brookne Ath-
letic Club games on July he finished first In both
the 100 and go yard dashes. Quinan Is Junior In
the college, and captain and manager OF the track
team. Gerald j. Barry. '9s. has taken a prominent
mart In college athletics. He IL a strong pole-vault-
er. having won a number Of prizes In this contest.
and should prove a good man for the team. Z. F.
Romadka 'sS: Clifton Laughlin. 49, and J. v. Dun
Ieavy, 49, are new men who are making an inter-
esting contest for places on the team. Romadka
Ia a sprinter, Dunleavy is a strong man In the
middle distance runs, while Laughlin Is q capable
performer in the mile and high jump.
The University OF New-York will also probably
compete this race. and from present indicat lons
the team will be a good one Alfred NJ Remington
49, OF Buffalo, N. Y. Is the crack distance runner
I'm the college He holds the New England
championship In the mile and half mile runs and
finished third in the half mile in the Amateur Ath-
ietic Union championships. He has contested In
almost every distance from forty yards to three
miles. and will undoubtedly make his opponents
hustle to beat him on April 25 Benjamin Frank
Foster 49, makes speciality Of the half mile, In
which he won the gold medal, In the New-York
University spring games. He Is an al-around ath-
lete. having won prizes In horseback riding, ten
mis- ana swimming He was member OF the col
lege relay team OF last year and has played on the