The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
I%NTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS.
COMPLETED FOR
INVASION OF ENGLAND.
Programme for international Meet 40
ton TO do Away with Trophy Cup
Causes III Feeling -Progress OF the
various Athletic Teams Other News.

Causes III Feeiing-Progress OF the
various Athletic q ms-Other News.
The proposed International intersohol-
astio athletic meet to be held In England
next July u oasuing great interest among
the scholastic youngsters. Not alone have
the schools Of Greater New York become
interested, but also the Montreal schools.
Patterson Of Dwight School, who has charge
Of arranging the meet, received q telegram
from Montreal asking II It would be possible
for the local boys to compete with h all
scholastic team Of Quebec before going to
England. In answer to the telegram Patter-
son sent'word that he would wire full par
ticulars at a later date.
Patterson has perfected all arrangements
for the trip. He will sail on the steamship
Savoie, for Europe on Dec. 20. On his
arrival he will make arrangements for the
meet and after q months absence viii
return TO this country, and start In to get
together the all New York team. The
rumors to the effect that the parents OF
the local boys will object TO their going
such a distance Ia u~nfolnded. Patterson
has In his possession letters from boys
asking for a chance TO try for the team
and also letters from the parents Of some
OF them giving their consent to their trying.
Patterson SAYS every boy selected for the
team will be- on hand at the proper time.
The following is the official programme, and
the one that will be submitted to the English
boys:
~one-hundred yard dash, l4o-yard run, $50
yard run, one-mile run. two-mile run. 100
yard hurdle race. running broad Jump. run
ming high jump, putting the i2-pound shot.
throwing the i2-pound hammer and thro wing
the discus.
Tho boys Of the local schools who are
looked upon to make the team are: Leven-
tritt, Sachs School; Feldman, Dwight School
and D. Moore, Columbia Grammar School,
for the iOO-yard dash; Peverley, Berkeley
School and d. Moore, Columbia Grammar
School, for the hurdles; Patterson and Filing
wood, Dwight School, and Edgel. Cutler
School, for the mile and half-mile runs;
Engleman and williams. Dwight School,
for the 4lo-yard run; Leventritt, Sachs
School, and Feldman, Dwight Schhol,
for the broad jump: Lund gren and Croker.
Dwight School and W. Strange, Columbia
Grammar School, for the weight events.
The action Of the delegates at the last
meeting OF the local association to do away
with the trophy cup has caused considerable
ill-feeling at some Of the schools. Ever
since the association has been In existence
a cup has been offered and this year because
nobody is 10 donate one the association
wants 10 do away with II entirely. Instead
II wants to give a banner, and this has
caused q protest. Cutler School won the
last cup and the constitution says there
must DO another one. The whole matter
has been laid over until the next meeting and
a lively debate is looked for.
Indications point to a general awaken
ing In indoor games among the schools
Of the New York ~Interscholastic Athletic
Association this winter. Three schools
are already perfecting plans for games
and things look rosy for the most sucoes-
full meets in the history Of the association.
Dwight School will undoubtedly hold
indoor games this year, and H. is not at all
likely that these will be the first. The
yic' ory attained by the football team IN
winning the championship, has stirred up
the athletic spirit at the school, and tho
student body is showing an unusual amount
| OF interest In interscholastio sport. At a
| mass meeting Of the den last Tues
| day, fully one hundred and fifty boys wore
present and considerable enthusiasm
was displayed. Athletic Director SeiEas.
addressed the BOYS, told them how much
he Appreciated the good work Of the foot
ball team. and hoped the whole athletic
association would cooperate with him IN
making the indoor season just az SUCCESS
ful. neadmaster Williams. also had a
few words TO say. He said he was very glad
~ tha honors won by tho football team,
hut that he would stick TO the rule OF the
| school that no boy would b" allowed TO
play ou a team who was not up 10 b stand
ard in his studies.
There are mora candidates for the track
team than the school ever had III" tram
ing thus far Ia the gymnasium has been
very encouraging, and the athletic director
expects soon TO get "a line on the aspiraHts
for the regular indoor work. ThUse who
will try f6r the events are Z. Williams,
| Daniels. Brown and Francisco, middle die
tanos runs Feldman, l.. u. hlous A VII
| ham-, Daniels, Francisco and kcy's,,
sprnts; Patterson, klingwood. Tiechnail
| and HanO. distance runs. croker, II VI.
klois, Brodsky, Lundgren and bOehm,
weight events. X Woodward, l. y klous,
Francisco and " Ping. Jumps W Fling
Hagl-tun, Dechman ana Francisco. polo
vault
Trinity school Athletic Association 10
much put out oynr the rumOT that tho
school viii hot hold ito regular outdoor
games th4s soason. Ia a lotter 10 THR Sun,
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