The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-28
INTERSCHOLASTlC SPORT.
or THE LOCAL SCHOOLS Or
CAME 4 NEU LEiGj f.
The New York Intcrscholastlc Association Has
a Rival In the Combination of Trinity.
Horace Mann aud Columbia Grammar
ScIool- No Junior League This Season
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The New York Intcrschoiastl Association Has
a Rival In the Combination of Trinity.
Horace Mann aud Columbia
ScIoOl No Junior League This Season
Notling IN the history Of the New York In
trr.chuli-tc \ \ has caused such a sensation
a.. the organization Of the three-school inter-
scholastic league last Wednesday The new
combination l. composed Of Columbia Gram
mar school. Horace Mann School and Trinity
School. TIE captains and managers oil the
three school teams met and arranged a schedule
Tor football Tie first game will be between
Horace Mann School and Trinity School at
columbia oval on Nov 3 The second game
nul champipn.hip match will take place on
Nnv 81, between the winner, Of the first game
and Columbia Grammar school The winner
Of the championship will receive a handsome
banner donated by Trinity School.
The new organization Is entirely independent
Of the local association and may prove a bitter
rival Trinity School which resigned from the
association last March. after an amendment
was passed barring students who hold scholar
ships from competition. is the promoter of the
rrw league Horace Mann school was
i,r ectcd "a a member Of the y. ! / A A, owing
T. it, being a coeducatonal institution II
Is not known why Columbia Grammar School
joined with Trinity and Horace Mann. The
new league will try TO get more schools to join
and from the best authority 1t Is learned that
- Johns College OF Jordan and several other
school, of The Bronx will become members
That the new league is irimlcal To the old
association is demonstrates by the date selected
for the opening game which conflicts with that
selected by the New York Interscholastic Asso-
citation. The organizers might have succeeded
f. detrlCting from the crowd at the y !. |.
4 \ games If they had secured other grounds
The schoolboys would rather 20 10 Berkeley oval
than Columbia oval and IL is probable that the
first game Of the new league will be a frost
The date selected for the final game. Nov II.
also conflicts How Columbia Grammar
School is going to play in the final game is a
question. She Ia looked upon TO be in the fns
game Of the New York Association. President
Nyle Of the local association said:
We are not a bit worried about this new
crnbinltipn From all Indications II is spite
wp~X on the part OF tho Horace Mann and Trim
ity school, | don't think Columbia Grammar
S'l,pl will retain its membership for tho sim
p' r'l,pn that they cannot attend 10 two
league, at once
The decision reached at the meeting Of the
Football Committee last Monday to lay tie
matter in regard TO a junior football league
over until a later date practically means that
there will be no league this season The jun
tors were In no happy frame Of mind occr this
announcement and Threatened 20 organize
t.'n,nlses but older heads told them not to
d rJ-ulY and they cHlmed down
A. the next m"cttnS of the a2~o'iation Ham
iton institute will renew il, enort- 70 become
a mguher of the New York InterscholaStic
49, tIon. The athletic association " the
Institution Il In a lOuTishIng condition and
VAL -upport teams In all branches Of sport.
the football team il tho best the institute has
e,rr pat forth and In the games played thus
FAR has shown the result Of good training Mr.
Cunningham assisted by Major ron, has
been looking after the boys and has decided
upnu tre following team
'"L.rss ~ end; Van Sgk ., left tackle. Wells, LEFT
guatu Green centre T. Miller. riEh' guard Gull
m"u. rig't end; EddtnEtr. right l,c is, G.cdhIl.
han h'cF Coicord. full back
Ia" above combination Is a good one and
ahle - hDld its own with all corners. In the
nrSt game played last SATURDAY. they held the
H'i1t" down 70 S points Van Sickle is con-
sii"rci the best LETT tackle on any Of the schol-
a~tI' telms Grounds have been secured at
Fort lc' thirteen minutes from the institute
building The ground, are held In cOnJunc-
url vtth the barnard School and will be known
a. the Blrnard-H Hamilton Field In the spring
Rtrick Of ~N laps To the mile will ba laid. a
diamond arranged and a handba.l and basket
Hamilton Institute and Barnard school have
already been arranged
Hamilton Institute will be represented hv
come good bows on the cinder path. In the
looked upon 70 uphold the colors Both have
already shown a marked IMPROVEMENT In their
York over that OF last ear Sa 90 l. to do
IN" 'onG.dist'nce running and /, expected to
championship John Egenton is expected 70
give le Ror See a hard race for the honors.
Demnn Ovitt, who Il q Ersndson OF the late
Coz "aI1ns. Ia . promising candidate for the