New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
.ruL ETES AT THE GARDEN.
OF SCORE OF
scuOoLs COMPETE FOR HONORS.

REPRESENTATIVE OF A SCORE OF
SCHOOLS COMPETE FOR HONORs.
sr p.11,s TEAM WINS THE RELAY RACE
r,sry-oRroN is THE FIRST OF THE PENN
sv,vAS1A TEAM TO FINISH. But FOUR
Of HARvARD's RUNNERS COME IN
NEXT IN ORDER. WIN
MING THE TROPHY
49,. ,,,srschoIastic Athletic Meeting. under the
,toa. of the New Manhattan Athletic Club.
~ q large crowd to Madison Square Garden last
r,cht The track far from being in first-class
condition and record breaking was out OF the ques-
uon In the main. however. all the contestants
were so well matcheo 'hat enthusiasm was "eP' N
6 high pitch throughout
scora or more Of schools were represented IN
tho various contests The sturdy boy athletes came
well supported by admirng hosts OF 'heir eoi,
leagues and from start to finish the air resoui'ueu
urh school cries. The contingent from 81. Faul
School, with their short. snappy cry, inter'ec'eu
with funny rhymes and resonant calls Ior .'''
,rnouncer' caused considerable merriment "hne
tho enthusiasts from Berkeley School, win their
blue and yellow parrot. and seVerai hoiss "o'i''
ban, mace with their rivals the other side OF the
arena Other schools represented In the oo~es "e'e
the Curtis, Cutler. Dwight and Worcester
ers all OF whom looked ht to endanger '.e ,
a, tho crack of the pistol w s. Nipple, OF Barnard
school took a strong lead, which ne ihcre"seu "
no sped around the course unti ne hau SAM"
Ian and a half three OF his compe.'o' CO.
mt a good fifteen yards between hhnseil anu .ne ~.
next man in the procession - VI &C. ~
pauls School, and G. c. DOW. OF the Thes"
60, =, Roston were second and third re-
spectively. xs., ,es, of
The mile walk by all odds the ha'ueS' ' ,S
endurance and courage on the programme "a a 49,
ore Of the most interesting. ana was one "
best contested The walk narrowed uo~" vare
contestants after the first three laps T. a "".. ~
y, PACKARD Institute led off and main'alheu no
MA throughout R. j Walker. OF the DerAee'
schoo, New-York was close behind tor tie , So
mar, OF the way. but on the last lap "a " SI
O. the English High School OF Boston, pA0'eN ''''
and they finished in that order :. ..,,o,
The mile run a spirited coii'eS'' " h
Mills OF Berkeley. of Boston. took spur ca.
time he rounded the arena and fnisneo ilesi III '
with nearly twenty yards TO spare -
F. Beers carried off the ali-round hoho's' "a
re won the ffiy-yard hurdle race with ease ailS f
iisnsed a first in the broad jump with record o'
The offciais were as follows RefereeInW nxa B. CUR
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S'ss' e Hughes " s hsihrQR, Kslknf~ 4 a.
ana A. De GroSt B Al A arage Al A.
samae SaTasn AYs A. {. Clerk Of course-John T NOT
isa 7tS Rsglmsn 4 4 Aa;Isian' aad n ssrn. slsTs'
s,ST sSS5s5Sssa snss & eir';l 4
inersehoasc Gommi''sssJ a psss pssatord TnG.a % L. VII
man ma RvrS E; = VI NacHsn1u Wenman ana John Mccabe
THE SUMMARIES
Worcester ASsasmy .ec &C. Hes seeond
4 Ieser J. sSsiapS 7syd saSf @ BY
6 oons sS.msn 1ssGn' deph Academy r DavSss
Berkeley SECOND TINS sT;s ssS Berkeley school
:scoad ,,m T3 wilson nss'TSIll Kslloss Sy Second
Second trial hsswSns Won by .s EGs,S s.e
seenS s.n seswSn BY r. " G. Harris Cutler
second Time--s % sec. =, .o,,u.o,
..s1ns Tss a A'aMs1 Ct MssDsy sy third A2Ss @
FRS, s1soss Hsa e School
Tnes sec second heaWon Mcci.rs Stevens T,
4ha Ss h.a%sn Assps, 81 Ts1sis
sSaSG M9sn" BY TTn'F r. :'Iaa Emsnd" coss
Rssfsy 81 q ssSsS @sm: :se'fH
r Lem Ienane se'f De La sale second. Times 2' sec
trial T:, ..asss hs2n %s BY 2
hss'-T0n hss T,%.s oy =, Sec Robinson st. f'o ''
.15s Tss Be n X2:s.a sy a. sa j "
Ss4sa Ssfsssy !o3Fsi 'ys.
Ssu sse0ns Second p heat DFaPS[ Won aansy
academy Hergsn psa. s H hlfd s f9lnSe rms
PhIa n Se'fqa Fna q heat Fo's6" Wsn by
Van nl'' waeenen second c. D. Draper third Time
Ffyyard hurdle ihreefsot os hsn,
won % nen second @ nsTs'lfKy r KySss SSsso w,
third Tines 25 Second heat; Won cnaemv Ty T. sec
oE0u.E Trinity Sec H. rP4 P"m neat sy~'E won By
Srookyn Latin ms7 Fourth heat t,rsi Wqn Sea, BY
Won n by yea A. F. Beers: Ben. tr. second s. H. Plum
ualf-nile run-won by w s Hppe. Barnard; G. N
Hall ST. Pauls second: G G Dow. English H. = boS
ton third Tirne-2l2's. 49, -
scSoe Boston Ware PACKARD s',a rs institute ssso0
Putting 12-pound shot-won by T. C. Ingalls, H. =. c.
~ :eoses 5se NJ men o Bren E H. g. 40 third
runFIs, heat won Snrds by
s. r E 5 s%Gns sec s.sS@a sseond a hes Ton
by + = = 6 s. Maebav LSTS VI sscP.a
roP RsE.iS: s. y foSSsSn Re sS1G F sos.''f
v onsns FpnwSD ,ssSsa 'y " Turnsr ss C. thra
oBDMSpa T,o4a by b L. S. Bees IS e p
q H. rsaans 81 ls feet b hcnei a 10 'se ese
b Poe Johnson ysgl'w0a w A. o feet M inches second
University riding meGTaIis Nsws S,i. oT,nn Mt
sche overn Nehns for ,nev Each ae
msn ran orion full Mon ms but ias hsrSd
and Ave apTaS nnpSs sssred sss aoy Z points and
points. -. p.r..
Es sg ssS vas sad s fsu r:
81 Paui's led ali the way and easily Berkeley sec
ond on Brooklyn third Irwn-Msrn was the best man in
RACING AT LIVERPOOL.
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