The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-18
POLY PREP TAKES THE CUP
BROOKLYN ATHLETES BEST IN
NEW YORK MEET.
Invitation Scholastic Championships Pro-
vide Good Sport In Eighth Regiment
Armory-Newark Academy 4 Good
SecOnd-Barnard Scores in Relays.


The New York Int rsoholastio Athletic
Association produced something OF a novelty
yesterday by holding an invitation champion
ship indoor meet In the Eighth Regiment
Armory. The competition for prizes and the
main trophy cup was all among the visiting
schools. Poly Prep Of Brooklyn. scored
the highest total points. with Newark
Academy second and Pingry School third.
In fact. had the competition been left to the
members Of the association alone they would
have been far from interesting.
The track team OF st. Paul's School, Of Gar
den City, was on hand ready to compete. but
the athletes were not permitted to take part
in the events because Of the one year resi-
dence rule required of all schoolboy athletes.
Many of the st. Paul's team had not been In
the school for the prescribed time. Harry
Coates, formerly of the Xavier A. A.,
and now of Seton Hall Preparatory School,
was barred from the distance running events
because he had passed the age limit Of 20
years allowed in championship lnter-scho-
lastic competition.
Fred Eisele. from Newark Academy, won
the half mile after a neatly Judged race.
lie is a brother of j. /. Eisele. the Prince
ton cross champion. and looks as
II he would do well. The younger Elsele
turned out for the mile run. but could not
repeat, getting third. The mile prod uced
the best finish OF tho afternoon. Scott Of
Piugry School gu rsued North Of Poly Prep
all the way. In the final lap North broke
away and looked a winner. The New Jersey
man, however. picked up a burst of running
from somewhere and closed rapidly. In. the
last fifteen yards OF the race he gained by
stride. Scott broke the tape an intinitesimal
bit before the Brooklyn man. The time was
1 minutes So seconds-good going for the
There we're lots of falls in the races. At
the end OF the quarter the winner took a
p PboaV Ten 'g yaras 'be gFGppt ths line inc 'H There PeT was
u mixup In the final heat Of the go yard
run. senior. all three place men coming to
Pingry trying to squeeze through between
two men ahead, when, there was not room
for r r hi% ito to g get ,b BY half Thrift miie, or a fGEF bn msa g Tet
The Barnard School took all the relay races,
% omiy to the 1H1! New wy York sEn ssSfh;ool boys and Gd'f in two two
Of them De La Sale Institute was the only
competitor against Barnard.
lows; Poly Prep, So; Newark Academy. as;
PinEry School. ,2s; Maoksnzis School a;
S PTisht ns sGihSol' 49, 9 Far 4ela S'4 rSoss 4 AID DE n hs
count for the trophy. The Mackenzie School
made Its first public appearance under the
University quarterback and quarter mile
runner. The summaries:
one-hAlf Mile Relay Race. senLor.,For teams
Barnard School. with Scheef, Holden, Arnold and
Freystedt: De La Sale School second, with Simons,
Slmoni, Stanley and Burns. Time. l minute
One third Nile Relay Race, Mldget-For teams
OF four boys. each running one ap-Won 6y bar
na5d School I With scfn ycn van sa pe,1, M SI,h sS,a
ley. Fitzgibbon, Brosnan and Mitchell. Time /
one,third Mile Relay. Race, Junlor-For teams
nard. School. with Billings, Monlngstar, Laird and
Holden: De La Sale School. second, with Foy:
Meahan. poherty and Don9van; cutler School
third, with Bramwell, Herrick' CRISP ana Phy sloo'
Time, / minute 10 is seconds,
Pole Nault-Won by @. A.. Robbins. Poly Prep
with Q feet Q inches; r. 4, Asserson. Poly Prep.
Prep, third. with 7 feet 0 inches; ], B. Catln, Poly
Prep, fourth, with ! feet 5 inches.
Putting IL Pound Shot-Won by A. Il; Blssell.
c. u. Gunther, Chaplin Collegiate School, second.
with. a put OF 81 feet: J, G. Baldwin. Poly Prep,
third, with 9 put q 50 feet . inches; ,.,,mm.
Swezey; Poly Prep, second; BPde' Dwight school
Time, ? minutes, IS is seconds.
Academy; Rogers, Mackenzie School. second;
HoAsey. Newark Academy third: Beloher' Newark
Academy "a TH,t fourth RnIh s1 T1ns, : seconds SS West. p,oe,v
MacRenzie School. third; l., Burns, De La sale
ln q YARD 'G pasn. J Tl%si : seSoR By Go,,, pw,rA,
School; Wise, Mackenzie School. second; I. ".
Mares. Poly Prep, third; J Meehan, De La Sale
%in aU Yard i0q Ran-W T1%e' BY ! h Rose sS0G Piasry School.
Scheel, Barnard School, second: Brame, Stevens
school, third; Richardson, Mackenzie School,
20 yard Run, yunior~won by Myers. Ping ~
s fJeS''ii hl Sf,ssf Smith, IBiu FrS' School, sStSSnf fourth %iSS"0' T TSS
RunSinS High Junp-won BY r. Bumstsaa.