The sun., 1901-12-06
INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS.
FOOTBALL OVER, OTHER THINGS
ARE IN PREPARATION.
Dwight schools Good Record on the
Observation-Disclosures Points OF Play
Indoor Contests Arranged For
Basketball, Hockey and Athletics.

Interscholastic Athletic ASSOCIATION is over
and the youngsters are busy preparing
for. the many events to be decided in the
near future The championship this year
rests with Dwight School. the first OF
its kind In the history Of the school. The
honors were only attained after a hard
| fight, and able coaching did the rest. The
team beat all of the schools that were en-
tered In the championship series. namely.
Cutler, o TO o; Barnard, 20 to 0; Berkeley,
II to o, and Columbia Grammar, ~ TO o..
a total Of "a points TO nothing for their
opponents. The games with Berkeley
and Columbia Grammar School were for
the championship, while the games with
Barnard and Cutler schools were match
games. Throughout the season the team
put up stiff article of football. In the
game with the New York Military Academy
a team that raised havoc with all the scho-
lastic teams, they were beaten by the score
OF 80 to o. The biggest part OF the score
was made after Croker had retired on
account of bad ankle. Dwight also lost
to the teams Of the De Witt Clinton High
School. Horace Mann School and ST. Paul
School. In these games the team was
more or less handicapped by the absence
OF star players. The teams best work
was in the game with Columbia Grammar
School last Wednesday. Although their
opponents put up a game fight. they were
simply outclassed by the team work and
defence Of the Dwight School squad.
The youngsters that won the champion
ship for the school are all players OF no
mean ability. Keyes's splendid work at
left end made him favonte with his school,
mates. He was strong on his feet. ran and
tackled well. and was In almost every play.
Luneren. left tackle. made every ounce
of his weight tell. His breaking through
and running with the ball were noticeable.
Elliot, left guard. played a mastery game.
His grit. strength and weight made com
bination hard TO get through. and 10 this
must be added feetpess In running with
the ball Francisco. at centre. was a gritty
player. He was effective in tackle and end
plays and opened large holes In beautiful
style for the backs TO get through. Close.
right guard was possessed Of great strength
and learned to use it judiciously He played
a steady and hard game, and followed the
ball closely at all times. Brodsky, right
tackle, blocked WELL was a sure tackle
and ran well with the ball He was
good in breaking through, and in stopping
DluNs was III u tAdHr pN
wood right end, broke up interference
with a dash and abandon that made him
a terror TO backs that tried his end Rarely
was he hurt. and he was equally az home
In defensive and offensive work.
Cowen, quarter back, did good work.
His passing was steady and true. and he
was sure to get the ball TO the runner at
just the proper time. He always followed
the ball closely. got into every play, and
tackled well. The backs Boehm. left
half. Gareiss. right half, and Croker. full,
were the best any scholastic team could
boast Of. The three boys were tower
of strength In themselves. Each when
given the ball hit the line with telling effect.
All were sure tacklers and good dodgers.
The punting of Croker was a feature. and
very few boys on a scholastic team could
beat him
Columbia Grammar School finished
second in the race after n fairly successful
season. The school won the champion
ship last year and started out confident
Of again carrying OF the honors, hut they
were minus some of their stars of the wear
before. Nevertheless they made bold
bid for the honors ". Strsnge the captain
and right guard, was the manstav OF the
team, but toward the end of tie season he
suffered with water on the knee, which
knocked the life ont Of the whole team.
Berkeley and Cutler School teams also
made "A good bid for the much wanted
honor-. especially the former who played
a strong game throughout tho season. THE
new and green material ON the Cutler School
team was a great drawback. Barnard was
never IN the hunt from the start
A. In former years the season did not
close without a protest boing made. This
wrangling over the eligibility Of plsver-
has put the headmsster- 10 considerable
thinking, and they claim that o. casts "a
reflection on the school N II not a. all
unlikely that they will ferret ont some
scheme 10 have - become thing Of the
pasI From good authority II has b~en
learned that schools Interested Ia inter
scholastic sport. viii in the future have an
official blank from the Board ef Health
accompany every name tpst goss on
team THE blank will give IA" birth. agr.
g. u the boy aud then II l. thought every
thing viii prove -ati-fnctory
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