The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
I~NTERSCHOLASTIC SPORT.
INTER FsTING DUEL BETTEES
BERK ELEY AND DE Ia SALE.
Their Rival Footbaii T-auss TO Play OG
nm Important Tie q ,ue To-Morrow-
Trthity Wtns In the Other Bectioa-St.
Paurs Ftne Rrcord-Athietrn Orrr,,xe.

Their Rival Footbau Teams 10 Play or
m Important Tie q ,ue tomorrow
Trinity Wins In the Other sectioa-st.
Paui's Ftne R~cord-Athiet-s Organise.
According to the schedules Il the New York
interschoiastic football series the seaso should
come TO q close lext week, but 1t now looks 40
II there VIII be cause for playing all the games
In tho first se.tion over. This can DO taken
for granted IL Dc La Sale Institute defeats
Berkeley School In the play-off of the .!e
game TO DO decided tomorrow. In case Berk-
eley School should win. the section champion
ship will 20 to Berkeley. and IL defeated there
will be a tie between Berke' ey, De La Sale,
and barnard. and ms the latter school has dis
landed FOR tie season IL Is not definitely known
whether thew Will organize again or forfeit
to botn Berkeley and DE La Sale. whicl will
make 1t necessary for those schools to meet
again for the championship of the section.
When the Football Committee arranged the
schedule they claim there was nothing men
toned about a tie game being played off be-
tween two competing teams. but a date was
left open In case n tie should result In the sec
ton. The Football Committee decided to
play all games as Inst year. on a percentage
system. Accordingly they figured last week
that the championship should 10 to Berkeley
School for the first section viii u percentage
OF $50. placing Barnard School second with
800. and De La Sale 1nsti ute third with $50.
But the delegates at the last meeting were so
much interested In seeing the two teams meet
again that they turned down the Football
Committee. and voted to have the two teams
play the tic over. The game in question will
be a hard one. and there is every chance Of
Berkeley doing the trick.
In the second section Trinity School carried
of the honors. but the game between Dwight
and Cutler schopla will be ria yed over nOptn
next Tuesday owing to a wrong decision.
Although Halsey School was not represent
ed in the football series. IL can ga iely be said
that the school will cut quite a figure in ath-
lrtics. A meeting of the Athletic Associa-
ton will DO held next week. when prepara-
tons for the coming season will be made and
candidates for the track team selected. The
school has some good material.
Nothing Of any importance has heen going
on at the Woodbridge School so far, but after
the football season is over there is reason to be-
lieve that the school will take a more active
part in the interscholastic proceedings than
in previous years. More than usual inter-
est is manifested in track athletics and base
bail. a I'd the school will be strongly repre-
sen'ed in both branches this season. The
athletic association will hold a meeting to-
morrow to perfect arrangements.
The usual activity is displayed among the
athletes at the Condor School. The baseball can
didates are receiving plenty of exercise on the
wrist aud rowing machines under the watchful
eye of Mr.. Terrell, who will coach the team.
The school will be strongly represented on the
running path thie season. 10 previous years
the school has devoted so much time to hand
ball. fencing. aud basketball, that interest IN
other sports was very slim. This year. how
ever, every line of sport will be INDUCED in,
and the school hopes to make q good showing.
Handball and fencing tournaments will start
next month. A net for baseball practice
will he put in the gymnasium at the earliest
possible date.
The sachs School track and baseball teams
are getting ready for the coming season. and
as IL will be the first year of the school in tho
New York Intcrscholastic Athletic Associa-
tion they will do all in their power to make a
clever showing. The Athletic Association
has already held a meeting, and candidates
for the various teams have been selected. 1t
comprises the best new material obtainable.
and several youngsters who have already been
heard from in The different open school games
held last season. La Prince, captain OF the
track team. will look afler the training of
the candidates. and he expects to have item
in first-class shape when the proper time comes.
The outlook for baseball is encouraging.
The Columbia Institute candidates for base
UHll anu u ~ EtItlliS lhto SDhpt.
The school has excellent facilities for develop
ing q crack team. A football team represent
ed the Institute this year, but did not enter
the League series ow ng to lack OF weight. In
the games played the team made a good show
ing. and as the la Is all have another year at
he school the team next season will be strong.
The coming season Tromtses to be q banner
one in track athletics a the Columbia Gram
mar School. Training grounds have been Sc
throwers. nd with the number of students
a: the school an athletic team capable OF hold
Vicinity should be Developed. The school has
lost bv graduation some good men In Brown.
Klttle., and ,Becht@l. but the new Material, on
hand has shown up very well. In baseball
the schoo' will prove an important factor.
Practice is now going on; and the showing thus
far made indicates marked Improvement over
Football Is still taking up the time of the
nothing Is yet being done in the line of track
athletics ana baseball: From the knowing
onss It has been learned That the track and base
ter team will: make some of the other schools
hustle. The baseball team OF last season was
RON early practice will be INDUCED in. There
has been some misund erstanding In regard to
tho football records Of the institute exclusive
ly published in THE suN Of last Sunday. In
a letter 70 THE suN from Y. A. SHAW. Jr.. OF
true records with those found in THE SrN viii
show that our boys hG Q been credited With
more In som1 ', eas TSo and nd ,6rs IS d in othSr5 than an
was NNotA VA AS 49, u
Mr.. Slaw are as follows:
Oct. l2. Dwight School 4: Hamilton Institute. Il;
Oct. II, ST. Austin'B School. II: Hamilton InSti.
tutc. 90; Oct, ca, Packard's Business College 8: Ham.
iltnn Inst tute. u; Oct. 30, Horace Mann School, II:
Hamilton Institute. Z.
He dds that no game has been PLAYED with
Hasbrouck Institute. With the exception of
the Dwight School game. the records as pub
lished last wesi were furnishe | by Capt. Carey
nj {. e football team, only that the game with
Packard was returned IN q TO Il. A letter to
THE SUN from Manager Wellbroct OF the
rackards stated that the game was won by
them by the score of q 10 1. according TO the
referees decision. The figures of the Dwight
School game were obtained there. aud are so
posted on the board. AS TO IA game with Has
bruuck Institute. none was recorded.
The outlook for track athletics and baseball
at the Wilson az Kellogg School IL not as
bright as at first supposed. The reason for
this Is that the interest IN spt TT at the school
is lacking. The students are taken up IN study
and devote very little time TO training. In
door tennis will, however, be INDUCED in, and
a tournament will soon be organized.
Drisler School %ill feel the loss, of two good
men this year. Wenman. who has bern up
hold ny the schools colnrs in The high jumD.