The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-29
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Prepsr,ns for n Lively season In Athist,sA

The time is fast approaching when the track
teams OF the schools belonging to the New York
nnd Long island lntcrscholastic Leagues will boz
gin outdoor work. and the indications are that the
coming season will undoubtedly I've the busiest
In the history OF both organizations For some
time past the local boys have been training faith.
fully in the gymnasium Uf the New Manhattan
A. c., and the many records that have been
broken In the recent school gnmes showed the
good results OF early p%rArttca. several new stnrt
have come to the front this year. among them
being Frank Bien OF Berkeley School. In the hur.
dies; A.. !. FOrncy VI Adrlphi Academy, in the
pole vault. and \. iiobinson Of Il. Paul School.
in the junior surints. The latter Is so fast that
he may compete with the seniors. too. 1t is the
opinion Of good Judges that II Bicn is properly
CuHched he will develop into q champion
hurdlcr. lie IL built for this speciality. being
strong in thigh and back. quick In getting Oh
the mark, speedy In sprinting, and has unusual
staying powers. lie takes the hurdles low and
wa a ua,h thai is comnendnblc. A. j. Forney,
the pole vaultcr OF Adclphi Academy. IL
looked upon to do 10 feet Il inches this year,
with iudicious coaching. Ills take-ofr and life
are excellent. but his throw-ot is poor and
frequently forces his body ON the bar. He and
Hulburt ot Berkeley school are great rivals.
The Sew England intcrsciiolastic A. A. hole
its annual meeting last week. The old
question rs 10 whether the Worcester High
Gnu SlOulu Ut hlluNfl W th tT III ItbDu -
from one school was decided in Worcester's
favor. The constitution Of the association says
there shall be no combination of schools, but by
n mistake the school was admitted as one
school. The association voted to join the Ma
tional 1nterscholastic \. A. a.. and n commit-
tee has been appointed TO raise funds to
send n team to the national games. Dedham
High. Watson Prep" Cambridge Manual
Training. and Berkeley were admitted to the
association. The following officers were elected,
G. Is. Colling. Newton High School. Presidents
X. G. Scaver, Brookline High School. Vice.
President; A. q. Mason. Worcester High
School. secretary; J. W. Halowell, Hopkinson's,
Treasurer. The association has a graduate Ex.
ecutive committee of four members, of which
the President of the Harvard A. A. is an ex.
otlicio member during his term Of Office. The
other members serve three years. their terms
being arranged so that one mans term runs
out each year. The members of the under.
one year. II. y. Dunbar, the retiring President,
was elected TO the graduate Executive Commits.
Athletics at Lawrenceville School seem to be-
booming., An interscholastic traGk association
minister schools. and meetings are to take place
annually at New ,Hayen and Princeton. The
date has not yet been agreed upon; The Hin
and st. Paul schools are both coming to the
former successful pitcher. as coach. St. Paul,
should turn out n strong baseball team.
per second, and lover second forms Of columbfa
Grammar school, will be- held under the au.
April2. a banner will be awarded to the class
and IL medalto the Individual making the great.l
school has arranged the following schedule, In
addition to the regular interscholastic leeguet
Br]unswic Hpa ., St. Paul %aiF School, at Garden 6isys,
80. Staten Island Academy. at Stapleton.
School \. A., will be held on saturday, April 1s.
at Berkeley Oval. The games will be open to
. sSSs sn 9ffhi 20 ,i yssFs m GIa of of S stl DS Y5rf afsyy.
The events, will be as follows: One-hundred:
one-mile bicycle race, 29o;;yard hurdle race
broad jump, putting the twelve pound shot, and
one-mile walk. handicap. Gold. silver. and
Entries close with W. 5. Turner. 20 East Fiji.
tieth street, on ,Saturda y. April IL;
The new bylaws adopted by the New York
Interscholastic \. a. are as follows:
Article l.. section THE baseball sh football: tennis,
"rnti by a committee Of hve, which shall have COM
SEC. III Il Al matters referred to the Arbitration
the case is roPsrly prsse9t.d before lhs som%,',es
lists whieG, he has Sonieialiy rrcsivsd;' W. ~
played nniSr the rules OF the inssreCllssiats Baseball
ms se r;;,: So q IT, fG 1StDqaoI FamSs s EnH,es es I,.ys;a, Hnd"s-
See S.Nti tennis matches shall be PLAYED under
n" rules OF the intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Associa-,
rn s%., q a;n ,ts n 9s!@ %sGsi1s sm snS,, be h hflH %n asso. T.:
ton, eNc,pt where otherwise provided for in this
,Artici" Iii--No school, member of this association.
sh,ii bod IN indoor 9ieycis race; NJ amanda,
pended ut any meeting OF the association by an AZ:
Two wccks' notice OF such amendment or suspension
shall be given TO every school belonging 10 the assoct.
Art.clc vi.cushinE's manual shall be consideIed
the authority ON all points OF parliamentary pro.
ArTicic, yI.-Thc order Of business for this .ssocie.
non snail be hN ipllpNS: kOll cali, reauinR or minutes
treasurer : report, reports of committees, miscellane.
"A M5l, I, y M. ;s;ti@ J, !: En 1mH s to sa% MESH ssa, Il. clos:
Sc a-Tiic entrance fee shall he 80 cents for each
article vIlI.-The following vents shall be contested
games; Running, 100 yards. running. 100 yards. for
%s6S yards, for boys unisr ID years old running. quar-:
dr. dr. m pa,!IGg rTg 70 %sri na' ID m h%Ii Tasni ! Zee. %p Sis %i'e siu has,
rarin; %2G yards 10 hurdles, r. tget nigh, walking.
" "'Si %@yS IL" rayi I' one miS: mr"wln y tRwefSs.
Pi Hr1li T"Tn &. Fu Er ,"rT1 rom sm%r ,nc G .am% . sI%. shall, not
b. allowed e. start in the same heat when I IS posi-
Arltol" =, section / An interscholastic. record 70
ar any school sancsh by a member "f any shool be-
KtHSl" 81 srction !, Ior the lntcrs.holas!lc Track
AtnlctirE mes a SILVER cup shall he orrrci for com:
school wh,cl slalr YIN I {%T tHg .:c""nnIr ~.
s.nr for zach a Inner, whose NaIn" snail he forty
Arurly Mi, section The hqmptonship cup shall
h." held In custody 10y that school ~ the assoc alton
witch shah h." champion from ON" Held meeting to
the urIt.
SOD. = That school shall he champion which shall
srorr the hIglr.t nHmInr ~ points.
.Nrr.3 Points snail h" counted ~ follows; A nrst
r"nnr lire points, a r1TI 'pJnc" shall count one
point.
Article NilI.. section / In cas-" two or more schools
; ,r an equal hummer of points the fact shall he in-
rleI On w .wr witch shall ho held by the ASSOC
citation during that yrar.
SEE. :. In uR,r enc of the schools tying shall
may% Won ,9g car nr"y!%a:I' It shall b" the perm.-
Nrti'Ir NV, section IA standard record medal
or l,, Vrlur ~ "'rururn iullnrS SlS) shall he pre-
s"ntwi To any contestant who shall lower or tie an
InJrTs'lula site record.
seq. %. In every event n gold medal shall he award
ri TO trt, a silver to second, and n bronze to third.
NrD 3 nv winner Ia a." r.n"lcs 81 the tennis
>lall r"r''VCa sOld medal, nnd the SEQ
Ont snnll r"r"iy" a -t Yer medal
SEQ. Tuu winner, NJ the doubles Of the tennis
cmtwIiuu mp shll'. zach receive "A gnsi medal, ana
those coming S-Cnui slhll Clrh rrCriv" - silver medal
Article ny ~ entrance t"" - the tennis tournAr
mont stall be- one dollar 81 for each entry.