The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10
SCHOOLGIRLS TRAIN HARD.
ALL EAGER TO SCORE IN THE AM
NUAL TO URRBYS ON SATURDAY..

Ihe Cr0oHe 81 HeEAeNeys HAnrheFut SuNteFN
ana Other Local Institutions Ready ror
= Supreme EGort st the ovai-Lona
Island Boys 60 Meet at Eastern Park.
The past week has boon a very busy one for
the intorscholastio athletes In view Of coming
engagements. The most important event OF
the year in athletics among the schools thst
are members of tho New York and Long Isl-
and Interscholastic leagues takes place next
Saturday, when both the local and Long Isl-
and associations will hold their annual spring
meets. the former at Berkeley. oval and the
latter at Eastern Park. After this q rest will
DO taken until the first annual meet OF the
newly. organized National lntersoholastic Assoc
citation, which IL scheduled for Saturday, June
IL.
From the showing young athletes have
made In recent school games. there is littlsr
doubt that In nearly every event new records
will be established. Many Of the cracks who
carried Off honors last year have graduated
from their respective schools, but the new
material includes some worthy SUCCESSORS
One Of the new crop In practice recently threw
tho twelve. pound hammer 124 feet, whioh
beats the best outdoor record by o foot olk
inches. and comes within one foot Of the best
scholastic record Of the United States.
The most promising athletes are those OF
Berkeley School. The team Is undergoing
strict training at the Oval every afternoons,
The weakest points will be in the dashes and
the mile run, but Martin. Young, and Doudge
should swell the score whom the proper time
comes. Young is a new man Mt the school.
Ho came from Lawrenceville School with q
promising record. Martin Will be seen n
look out for the schools prestige In the high
Jump. No mile runners have as yet been
selected. hut AS there are q great many cam
didates for that distance, no trouble should DO
he'd IN getting a ilrst,c!ass man; For the
and Galloway. who are hard to beat. The
came thee Will also put tho shot; n the pclas
relied on in the heel and toe event. Bien
should get a place in both hurdle races. WeiR'
the Barnard School athletes will be stronal
factors IN the track events 10, H fn.d ely MI Il be =.
the mile. and Washburn and Moore in the
sprints. In the bicycle race Riderabock wilk
Cutler School will have a good man in Led
yard looking after the half.mile run. d. Harris
viii b; a dangerous competitor in the 44o.yard
run. while Turner is considered a likely DARK
e eSnn,ed in on tho for n aSe m TSn bicycle &c: !. dve MaF'e'k i.,
Hamilton Institute has a large number ofj
s4o.ysrd for rd the f a@o.yard c9ST SyydI w,Il t nnd for Srd asi,
rI%H I c y"nl.; II: and j. MILL! Miller :. and .;a,s Drake IKE Are ass'
440. yard run. and Croffut will try the shots
trailing az the grounds Of the Y. NJ G., A..
Mott Haven; every day. The boys are IN first
los 'ohuiIiOhs duu hIuSh vi -
AI!heusG athIs ,lss have been at q standstinl
to b. reSkoned with in the battle 70. points:
point for his school. He will probably have
The DE La Sale Institute will have some
clever athletes in the tournament. Beerst
tries. The team viii be somewhat handi|i
S G'a was ey not sHG abI lSi to 9 tra inp but I they expect MSs to
make a bold bid for the honors. The other
s sGso thst VIII ths a Ssme be Uni IN Ii9 fr s ontc das i aaT Of tRsi
previous meets.
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W. S. Nipple, barnard school; =. Il. Lenerts and c: ~
Irwin. Martin. Berkeley School; II. u, Clark, W. 3 HILL
Ii. S. Elliott. and . sewan, Condor School; {. u. DrAy
per and II. c. Ledyard. Jr., Cutler school
Eighthundrod.a and eiRhty.yard Runs. EccelsinSf
Ripple. L ". BEDFORD. W. il. Halsey: aud q, Beati
barnard school; W. L~ewisohn: c H., Well and Wei
Liedenbcrg, Sachs school, q. II. Clark, ~ u. Clarksi
VS. Hli,'F Guidsn, / Il Townsend, n Won Teuosl
O'Rourke. JE, and Il u Meyer, Trinity School; G n.i
Draper, II. C, Ledyard, ", J. Perry W ; Iurne5'4
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Running High Jump-T. Il, Pell and } II Thomas
Jr, berkeley School; "; Grace and e. ROW Colum'
bia Grammar school; ". l.. Mn aud X Il. Chatlllon.
Coidnn school; l.. II. Maltby, Trinity school; J. G.
PundrTfurd and H. W, WenmHn, Drlsler school
Running broad JunIp-A. y. Beers, T., Dunn, and j.
7, Tiiford, De La sslle'lnslitute; y. VI moore, VS.
Nipple, u. Beai, u. W H. Wilson, aud II. II. BURNS bAfs
nard school, or Irwin-hartin, T. 4. Pell J. D
and L. ". Young, berkeley school; q. Bech-i
eel, q, Kittie, il. Moeiier. and q. Brown, %Columbial
school, " s. it'll aud X. =. ChatIllon, Com
wennan. prlsirr school; b,1G, Harris, ii, Noberrsoa.3
G. Il. Draper, and II. T. Perry. Cutler school.
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