The sun., 1902-01-12
INrERscHoLAsrIo sPoRrs.


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The Christmas holidays being over the
schoolboys OF the New York Intersobolsstio,
Athletic Association returned TO their stuoies
on last Monday. The year Of 1907 is bound TO
be busy one, and from present indications
the boys will make better showing than
ever before In tho history OF interscholasuo
sport The athletic departments OF the
schools will map out their plans In a few
days. All the schools will support strong
teams, and the athletic directors expect
them to uphold the colors OF their respective
schools In clever style.
The most interesting matter In inter-
scholastic circles last week was letter
from one Of the New England interscholastio
schools, suggesting a match game OF psse-
ball between the representative schoiastio
teams OF Greater New York and Boston
That such q contest would be a hitting
wind-up to the scholastic baseball season
is certain, and the only question would
be. Where can the game be plsyedf II such
contest is arranged the game will probably
take place at Hartford.
The outlook for a good baseball team at
Berkeley School this season Ii very bright
az six OF last year championship teams are
back at school. Roome, Bassave, Poverty,
Koch Schmuck and Gordon will play in
their old positions. Roome has been elected
captain and will begin indoor practice az
the earliest possible date. There are several
newcomers who are said TO play very well,
and the school expect TO again carry on the
championship honors
II abundance Of frst-class material means
anything. Columbia Grammar School should
have a prosperous year in athletics. The
announcement that W. Strang will soon
be able to take up his regular work at prac-
tice has been received with delight by the
youngsters at the school. Strang has been
laid up with water on the knee. The track
team this season will be a strong one. In
the gymnasium Prof. Whewell is busy per-
fecting arrangements for the annual gym
nastic tournament, and he says the entries
this year will outclass any of previous
years.
The management OF Barnard School
athletics for the coming season will be
az prompt as ever In getting the candidates
out for an early drill. The plan mapped
out by the Athletic Association is TO hold
indoor games in the gymnasium once
week. so as TO have the boys in trim when
the outdoor season arrives. The associa-
ton is planning for the annual indoor games
which will be held in the Eighth Regiment
armory in February The events will be
open to all preparatory schools in the
United States, Capt. Nugent OF the basket.
ball team has organized a strong fve and
is placing a great deal of confidence in its
playing ability
From the way things look neither basket
ball nor hockey will be prominent at Sachs
School. II is likely that teams will he
organized, but they will not take part in
the interscholastic series. II IL the in
tention OF the athletic association 10 get
up a strong track team, and moth VIII
he left undone 10 accomplish that pur-
pose. Leventritt, The captain-elect OF the
team says the team TO be organized Will
not be lacking when the proper time ar
rives Chess will be taken up in few days.
and il looks as il the school will again win
in the coming tournament OF the New YORK
Interscholastic Chess Association.
Although Drisler School does not expect
to prove dangerous in any OF the inter-
scholastic sports, 1t will organize teams.
There are good athletes at the school;
but the loss OF several excellent ones will
be felt The baseball ard track teams
will train at Columbia Oval The hockey
team has entered the local interscholsstic
s.aries The series Of basketball games
with Chaplin School will begin next week.
Collegiate School will organize basket
ball team 10 enter in the interscholastic
championships. Capt. Cowperswait VIII
have charge Of the candidates and Gays
they have all made good showing Mo.t
of the practice is being done IN the gym
nasium. where the boys are divided INTO
squads and games played. The games
thus far have been very interesting. both
squads doing good work. The boys play
fast game.
Chaplin School il making arrangements
20 he represented in all the proceedings
Of the local association this season. IL
is n new school in the association, and
wants to make good showing the hrrt
time Indoor training will begin next
week. and as soon ~ the weather allows
work will begin outdoors Basketbsh
is one Of the leading sports at the school
The annual New Years Day games of
the Forrest A. G., composed of school boys.
was held In the clubs gymnasium lhst
week The programme Comprised nihetessh
events. and the handsome prizes made each
interesting. summary
sINIOR EVENTS
Putting the Ie-Pound Shot Won by GEORGE
Burn. Frank Butler, second Charles Pink
third distance, ~ feet -, 49,
MaI1is 9nh'PS f1ed SUI, ss"@hd franz Charleston.
third Height g feet inches
Rann,as Broad Nuns LUMP v,sooa Won BY v,ii,ryS iiinrS
Potato iSsos Won hy Henry Glus' Thems.
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