The sun., 1898-01-16
INTERSCHOLASTlC SPORT.
THE VARIOUS TEAMS IN AoTITE
TRAINING At LJL THE SCHOOLS.

THE VARIOUS TEAMS IN IOTTTE
TRAINING At ALL THE SCHOOLS.
Rarpara Boys show Un welt In Trial Ganes-
Eiaberate Pians Tor tho Annual Chess Tsur-
nanent-Eteht schools Organise for the Pre-
nnotion er This Game and Frnme new Laws.
The greatest activity prevails among tho ath.
letes OF the schools in the local and Long Island
interscholastic associations. Ali the candidates
for the track and baseball teams are hard Mt
work In their respective gymnasiums. and tho
| outlook for tho coming season indicates q ban
ner yoar. The schools seem to have better talent
than ever before. so that the institutions which
have always carried everything before them
| will have to work earnestly to retain their
laurcls. The annual meeting Of the local asso-
ciation was held last Tuesday, but much to the
| disappointment of tho rank and file nothing
| was done OF any account.
Tho second annual closed handicap games of
the Barnard School Athletic Association were
held at the Eighth Regiment armory, Ninety
| fifth street and Park avenue last week. These
games are held so as to got line on tho candi-
dates for the spring games. The programme
consisted of six events. The most noted per.
formance was that Of Mcmillan in tho 44O-yard
run, and he demonstrated that he is a conner by
covering the distance in SO 1-5 seconds. W.
Caldwell. who put the 12-pound shot 81 feot
ib iOUhcu upon 10 10 ab Well ub SUoWaTt.
| who represented the school last season. v.
Earle showed marked improvement In going
| over the sticks. Summary:
oo.Yard Dash. scratch-won by J. Mcmillan. A.
Ker;scher second. V. Earle third Time as seconds
w an asS sh pSt Of ss hS
Caldwell. scratch. second. with 81 feet inches; r.
Nichols feet third with actual put of 81 feet
,4aoYard Run. scratoh-won by j. Mcmillan. W.
Wilson second Drury third. Time. os 10 seconds
Running High Jump. Handicap-Won by " Earle,
W.T. sh and ppr iefs ncses ed
| feet inches, actual.
well second Wencf third fine. e as .econd. Ssa
Half.Mile Run. seratch-won by W. Caldwell v.
| 10 l.b seconds.
Headmaster Hazen said after tho games that
he was ever SO much pleased with the showing
made for the first time out, and that he Is con-
| hdent Of having as strong y team as represented
fissS the sSh0o, in previous years He has estab.
football who shall a Below 90 per oen
captain Of the baseball team and w. Caldwell
o s Of viii be hed
| middle OF March.
The track team of the De La Sale Institute
| held a meeting at the school. 10S West Fifty
ninth street, last Wednesday afternoon and
elected Charles Phitzmayer captain. He issued
once, and that no breach OF discipline would be
tolerated. While most Of tho training will be
q,
| gymnasium will also bo used and as soon as the
weather permits outside work will begin. The
candidates are as follows:
De Monte senior sprnts; Forster and Lenane Junior
spTints Miller. Dwyer and stone. shot and hammer;
osr E9on ,pS PSs Soaon and Wa
and Robin, bicycle.
The selection of candidates for the Trinity
careful attention. Capts. c. a. o'Rourke. Jr..
and K. p. McClave haye the heartiest CO.
of the n Trny M or tSa h eno
mcnt and sport that can be got out Of them.
The boys are going in to win. and nothing will
school will be represented in every branch OF
intersGhoIastic sport: Two or three good play.
Clave. Jr, S. McCiave. Green. Lane, witt
there should bo no trouble in picking a good
team. Many OF the point winners on last years
have shown up SO We'll thai TT the % old bows viii
| hardly bo missed.
Raien among, the schools Of the Long Island
1nterscholastic League is going on rapidly. For
couple Of m9nths MOI hsndball AN and basketball
interfere with tho training for baseball and
track athletics 1t now looks as If the third an
| held nominaily a reRimental event Unless
the league decides to join forces with one of the
very slim chance Of games. In the meantime
the various track squads will proceed with their
Open athletic meetings in and about Greater
| New York will doubtless be as numerous as
usual this year. and most OF the schools will be
=, The New York lnterscholastic Chess Associa-
tion made all arrangements for tho second an
nunl tournament at meeting held at De La
salle Institute last Wednesday: The associa-
ton will comprise eight schools, as follows:
Hamilton Institute. DE La Sale Institute Cut
Ter. Berkeley. Sachs. Madison. Columbia Gram.
mar and Harvard Each school will be repre-
will be played on Tuesday afternoon % Feb. % sf
De La Sale Institute. This organization is dis
and has framed its own constitution, Of which
| the most important clauses are:
Article 2-The object of this association shall be
to govern chess In all Schools members of this assoc
alton, and promote the interests of chess In said
Article Amy school desiring to Join the assoca.
tion shall send to the Secretary written application
ior 10 oe submitted to tho association at
'seG all meeting, of the a..oc
gates each delegate having vote. Section 2. In
of the IL b Inability Of any "a to
prony who shall have the he's same privileges % as reg
gates from any school from two successive regular
| meetings shall b. punished by nne OF s2. and
OF its imposition shall be punished by
the association until said nne is paid,
for each school payable before the second wednes.
ps &
| week prior TO the commencement OF the annual
tournament shall be suspended until said dues arc
Article dissection 9. No one shall represent any
tend said school FOR period of not less than teen
hours per week, and who has not been in attend
at said school for not less than four months
to closing OF entries for the annual tourn and
who does not intend to continue member OF said
school In actual attendance for that entire school
year. and in case such Int 'nton is questioned
shall not be eligible to compete until he shall have
signed and dled with the Secretary OF the associa-
tion statement OF his intention to continue his
bership and attendance for the entire school year
Article dissection l. The Officers OF this assoca.
tion shall bo President Vice President, Secretary.
and Treasurer. who shall hold ONCE for one year.
Article S-By Laws. A suitable trophy shall 30
given TO the school winning the most game: at the
| cided upon by two-thirds OF all votes At any
regular meeting previous to holding of said tourna