The sun., 1901-12-06
Horace Mann School. %; Irving
Horace Mann School, II; Trinity

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A banner year in athletics Is looked S Tor
grounds of the West Side Y M. @. A. are
again at the disposal OF the members 70 OF
the athletic association for practice: Tho
days and hours for the outdoor work have
already been arranged, and they win pe
Wednesdays and Fridays, from ESQ 10 l;So
p. NJ; SATURDAYS from o to Ii:so A. NJ. The
hockey team to represent the school TINS
year will be strong one. X. camp mas
been elected captain. and vii, a,ranee
for practice at the St. Nicholas hink next
week. 1t is not at all unlikely that Tues,
days and Saturdays from $50 TO slo A. M'wln
be the practice hours. The schooi has
lost through graduation some OF the pest
athletes, yet the athletic association hoPes
with active practice to mould together
the excellent material on hand into cham
pionship combination. Herche and X
Strange, the leaders Of last year, who are
now at Columbia University. have rendered
their services for coaching the boys.
The Juniors at the school are prepafln&ior
a busy season. A club called the FIRST forin
Athletic Club has been formed. Lang
mann has been elected Secretary and Prof..
Whewell Treasurer The eight members
will pay small fee every week I'll April,
when the money thus obtained VIII De
used to buy medals for the games o De helu
record for high jumping. held by W hich-
ards for seven years. feet inch; was
broken lately by Barzaghi. when he cleared
the bar al feet inches. The record Tor
the standing broad jump, is also held by
Barzaghi, feet 81 inches. The Third
Form contains good athletes and gymnasts,
Prof. Whewell said that in this Form there
is a lad who has the ability 10 win the gold
medal for gymnastics If he will only work
energetically. The leading boys in ath-
l., ,,f ia afns
II. Batter, q. Piel and l.. Murphy, In the
Fourth Form Walter Benecke Is again
looked upon TO win the gold medal in the
gymnastic contest.
Chappn School has been admitted TO the
New York lntcrschoastic Athletic Associa-
ton. The school hus a strong basketball
team. There is a well-balanced athletic
association at tho school and now that
they have become members they viii try
hard to get up strong track team The
boys will make baseball feature OF the
outdoor work, and 70, TO have the can
didates in shape for early work on the dia-
mond, a net has been strung In the gym
nasium for battery work.
Wilson-Lyon School has resigned from
tho association and IL Is likely that Blake
School will do the same. Lack OF interest
was the cause given by the representatives
Of the former school for the action taken
Wylie and Thomas were the only boys at
the Blake School that took any interest
i'll athletics last year and now that they
havo graduated thero Is no one to take
their places. Between the two they scored
20 points for the school last year. carrying
everything before them in the weights
and jumps.
Young Drisler of Drsler School. who has
been on the sick list Is about again and
will start in TO get things In shape for the
indoor season. He will be assisted in the
work by Porter. and between the two they
expect To get up strong teams To represent
the school indoors. Hockey will be one
Of the strong points at the school this winter.
There is also talk Of getting up a basket
ball team