The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-22
~ERscHOLAs SPORT.
Arbitration Comm ittee sf BrenN j. A. A'A
Exsoeratrs Rutherford Hign school

4, has been officially announced hat the
,p..,ins to organize the state inter-
scholastic Athletic Association will he held
n.,, saturday The meeting was called
for last THURSDAY. but owing Ia the death "i
President Mckinley the promoters oalied
10 = N. Ssiyas. onco 1.-THE pIiin" mover
l. iu the citv having -turned trum lamp
Rainb,w" last week lie said that every,
thing il ready Tor the fret nesting anu
there will he no more pos'pnhoileh,s
lie al-o said that he has made a canvass O,
A great many 81 the large schools and iouni
out that all are In favor ~ organizing az
once -
Fowler school and Harrison INSTITUTE
bnye forn.i a -three-curner,I lcagu" mas
canssi ~conziderabl" discussion. SeVcral
s.huuls have. been approached within the
pt-, week To join the league. hut all nave
-tout,y refused Those well up ~ ii,rV-
scholastic sport say that no rrhoul Va nv
RrpuX school Int.r-chola-tic Athletic A-~'-
cation will sewer it, connection WIZ thh'
h.dy for the simple reason That the a--fr1a,,
ton is Ina debt and nessis tho SUPPORT OF
every schOol Tlc ruinnr uai bfnhN
Nrho,l has juincd the new se tgu" ana VIII
get OUT - the Bronx aSs. citation u deni-i
A BronN School n IL = nd thai ~" f's'tha'I
tsafu has made arrangements Ia play, a
-sri,- Of gaines with b)th Adler and POWER
.rhuul. aud that M leagu" has b'-fn fnfmrn
Football y not IN" only ihing ~u"Nupyulg
tin minds Of the yuun gStcrs iSlnhglng io
the Bronx School inierrch"las'lc A'h.,c
As.ociatipn iusi now. Almost every nit'I-
noon, cN-pting sunday. III"
for ihn kylrs School track team can 10
found practisinR In tho gymnasium under
thr direction II Manager Johnson rms
~" has run sixty yards ~ 10 N''tuS,
N-L,r Who pln,yd football lnsi wear. will
pncti~, for th. hammer and shot. Phir"r
VTl huril. aud ~ rapidly getting INTO
.lat.. rryle, Fritz and Blake will Jump,
while Williams II expected To make a clcN"t,
hurdlar for the junior events tho school
has a number ~ good boys WIN VII 10
heard from.
A. a r.cent meeting ~ The athirtic 1850
citation ~ Rutherford High School, a com
mrtt.-r wa. appointed Ia hrrRngr Tor a Sr'
~ indoor games III" interest in trNck
athletics - growing " T. dnhcun uo
determine \, this cnrly date tho numts'r
- Invs who will try Tor Positions ON the
track team. Bowel. Mcclure, Mas and
Jackson are the most promising candi-
dates. some fifteen or twenty boys haV"
alrraIy signihcd their intentions OF irving
for ~" hnskc,hall team. Winter prarl'c
will probably irgin about the middle 81
next month Mir Frank, b - an m
-trlCtnr NJ the schoul. viii coach ~" lnys
The outlook for n good team az Adler
school L. gusd Corlrtt. Mack, WARD ana
swift. four 81 last years cha mpipns nr"
~" hINNN ~ NhhH W. fAN -
Va, hass"thall team. Corlrtt has tsTn
.lrctci captain. There are several nov
laws who play very well. The S'horl
T.. going tu MAX" u strong bId for th" track
cup thu -,a-un Walker - n pole vnul'"r
Of rp moan aiihiv Hrwctt, comes from
Flushing High Srhpol lie won ia" high
lump last SEASON ai 'hr school meet with a
lumu 81 3 feet : inches Gill will try III"
shot and hammer In practice he has
already put ia" l2-p"und shot 81 f~'.
lliort - another high Iu'rl"r IL" C"in"s
from 1ohiu Military Academy W last
vcar'- track team several try~ are back
M he school Mack. who Won Nh" broad
and high JumIs last year. viii try the
hurdi'- Ward, who Won tho l%2"-vard
IurlI, and g1' third IN the 2?u-yard hurdle,
T. gong 90 train Tor 10" Two events again
this -'aNu
Carl'.n has l-''u elected captain 81 tho
Naunaitau S'Nuui track team lie VII
ruf the fnilD~ md BOYS "a training p
Parry. Earle. collins aud Nathan, ~prini-
carlton. Flctcr.r and SIooner, half mile
run. II , Dn,i-. thompson and Arn>i"in
uu,-mll' run. Cal,v"ll, middle di~tanc" run
= Perry. NcirsIick. thipp and furl"N
hurdles. Mrin-tlck, running broad and
running high Jurnp. steal. putting the sho'
represented hv n relay team IN open game
Manning school has secured training
ground for the track team IN" sch""l
has lu-' hy graduation some good boys
IN brown. kittle and Armstrong but The
new material on hand has shown up vel
The Arbitration Committee ~ the BrunS
School ln~ter~cholastic Athletic ASSpcia'
won held n meeting at the rooms. of th'
Forrest 4 & last "Wednesday morning "a
consider the protest entered by fruh'
school against Brown of Rutherford higt
school on the ground that lac entered th'
school after tLe time the list OF players
for the ha-ehall team should have i-"t
handed In to the chairman Of the hAs"iaI
committee The members present Wen"
" Stern. Adl,r Scohol, u II Frey, Man
school. l. r. Never. Blair School. T. W
Burns. kimhall school. u l. Harris. KYLE
school = " Barne., Manning school
FRS Nirr- President u " Mr-nn called
the meeting Ia order ana "r1orr- ni va
were elected lot the ensuing
year a. follows u n Frv Manhattan
I SchOal. Pr sidrnt l. T. Mover, Blair school,
Secretary
In answer 10 The chsrg- again-, Brown,
" {. Duncan II Rutherford High school
Said
IL wa an impossible hing 10 hand ia
a list 81 gradunios two weeks before. a.
th, Cbmmit,e" 10 rcc'iNe IA" said li-' Has
not In eNtstruCs' at that time, a. IN" nlt%l
ing Of ia" baseball committee was held
ON Aprl ,, and the first game pla we'd On
NAV / aud therefore every school ~ the
BASEBALL SERIES violated the constitution
u " Nrenr of BrnnS School argued
that ia" nAtur" uf ia" protest was not b'-
Cau<a IN, l'.' Wa not -nut IN tut t+Cai!-s'
Brown Wa me-, a student az Rutherford High
Srhoul Two weeks previous to the game
i-twe-u Rutherford High School and
Bronx Nchuul. and that he only entered
the schonl on Nav |. and tho game he played
m wa decided on NAV :.
After some discussion = " Bsrnes of
kimtall School made a motion to dismiss
tu" protest, owing to the confused word
ing ut the constitution, and also made a
motion tha, "a committee be appointed
To help the association 80 r"vi-' the ron
stitutinu \ ballot was taken and e-ulted
~ favor Of Rutherford high School hy a
Vot" Of 5 tu