The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-22
IN1hRscH0LAsrIo EOOrBALL.
Statistics of the Teams Entered for tho
Chau,nt Onahin Race.


Statistics OF the Teams Entered for tho
Championship Race.
The interscholastic football season 10 now in
full swing, and from now on until Thanksgiving
Day the game will have the call over all other
outdoor sports with the youngsters. At Cen
trail Park the upper and lower grounds present
an animated appearance every afternoon. as do
the greens at Van Cortlandt Park. and the
schools that cannot boast OF grounds OF their
own are making good use Of the space allotted
to them by the Park Com missoners. The inter-
scholastic cham pionship season opens this
week.
The result OF tho struggle ia anxiously
awaited by the youngsters. and. although there
IL no telling how things will turn out predio-
tions are being freely made. The six teams
entered have put In some hard practice and
are nearly ready to start Nearly all the schools
feel the loss OF some OF their crack players.
but the new material 10 OF such a promising
nature that able substitutes have been found.
Two old rivals in athletics. Berk e!ey School
and De La Sale Institute. will open tho sea-
son Mt Berkeley Oval next Thurs lay. TO pick
the winner Of this game is no easy task. al
though the youn gsters have been trying to do
this for the past week. De La Sale has played
one game, and that against the strong Bed
ford A. G., coming out victorious by the score
OF to o.
What should nroye one OF the most In terest-
ing games of tho series will be- played on the
following Jay between the teams representing
Column ba Grammar School and Trinity School.
1t will be the FIRST time in five years that the
former school has entcr0d a team in the
cham ionship sorics.
From the showing tho teams have thus far
made Columbia Grammar has slightly tho
r n tpap nj al tie
first game last Wednesday and defeated
Dwight School team by the score Of 20 to o.
Trinity School tenn has played three games.
resulting in two defeats nd one victory
Cutter School team meets the eleven from
Dwight School IN the next game. The two
teams have already played game which the
former won by the score % lUtn o. They aso
defeated COLLEGIATE School team 10y the score
OF % to Win, this record T. il. a 70 -e9one
conclusion hat they will nga n take DwiRht'a
team in camp. The maE.un Of the yar,,lIs
teams and tho weights are as follows:
BTrKELEY Sru"oL-scott. loft end, 100; Young. LEFT
cent e. 1915; Ha,oua r vht guard. 10, Fla gcra d.
Gr ar cr ISL 6act " Kd at it Mo- TO-
Go rry. right half hath, l3N' Gr,ubery, full back.
coLrMSiH On, mMAR n@oL|Rrarich. left end,
a., Mo ,G n;s LIE tackle. 2? otn;fr ~.
she rnsr. right end i@4; T. O'Bren, gnarter back.
half back. 2l4; Heickc. full back. 1875. Average
welGht. l5l pounds.
CUurn s, HOol.-Br,ls. left end. 40: Bogcrt left
tackle, lt5; Buck, lot guard. 10. Crrr centre.
ia: Manson. hight guard. las; LttleiOlu, right
tacklo. 1877, Gilman rE!I end, r. stone ouarter
back, ~: 70 d L, ! Il half back. 10I. Warren
right half ba X, 81 Douglas, full back 100 Aver.
age weight, l5i pounds
nE Ia ALE IHsrTurE.-Ad'n n. LEFT end 100: J.
Thorp left tackle. l+5; BROOKS l"ft guErd, 100:
T. Thorn, right guard ~. II. CDnrolly, right
tackle, lS- Murphy. right end. lao. len, luurter
hack, 14s; Dunn left h II arE. lis Keller sht
half back. lI"; Wool, fulL back, 1913. Average
wctcht. ~ pounds.
d yl,nr srn ,r-Tims. left end 1877: Burch,rd
left tackle, li3. Bondage. left guard. 1870: N n
r!sou. ccn'ro, l5s: Drnper. r h, qua d. l62 shan
non. right tectl" 10; A c. er, rlrht END la5.
Strauss. Iu''er ark, -: St,in left half hak l45:
Glsne, right hal'hark. 10 Wils"y. full hack a.
Tn NIFTY NtHoO'-Col", left end. 49,: TpdYke. lea
tackle. IA: LaidIaw. lett arl. ~" Rogers centre
LOO; ]nckon ri-ht guard, "a; ~ IONS. right
tackle. no; Fra "r, ryht oud IA rowip. qua ter
back, $50: B'n"dick, l"ft hNlt back. I55: Cobb.
ri II, half back. 100; Ward. fun la X, 1iG Average
weight. ~ pounds.
Tho eeoson # the Long Island Intrrschoastic
Athletic League prOmlsR To outrlaas any
previous wear. Five schools are entered for
the cnamti0rshir. Ad"lrhI Academy and
BROOKLYN Latin School having dronpnt ont
Tho Omen ing raUe took place Mt W shingt0n
Park il a Wednes hay wh"n Pratt Institute DO
t-ated Poly Prep" school That -. Paul
School is s'-NnE was shown tho way Il handled
the Yale freshmen on saturday. Oct. II, de.
featinG thom by the score OF II TO ,.