The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOYS COMPETE.
Lively Competitions in Eighth Regiment
AfmORy.


Public School No. n. Manhattan. situated
at 400 East Eighty-sixth street. held its an
nual indoor meet in the Eighth Regiment
armory, at Ninety-fourth street and Park
avenue last night in the presence OF a big
crowd. The programme was a long one
containing twenty-oDe events fifteen OF
which were closed, the others being special
contests which helped the excitement.
Ki II Ysrs s,s nsn i ! /: E Ssss 9l SstsisoH. sla 81 | Isl: u.
second; Walter Pacey, class / b /. third Time
Running. High Jump, Handicap. senlor-Won b.,
MORTIMER May. class : B. scratch; Win a lImb ot
NJ j. 1Goidsteln. class s,B. q inches. third, with an
ThiTteentS and Fifteenth dissdets-Isn BY Public
T ROMA "a Giennan. and FranEiin i$schesT: PaSMs
school No. Q, second. with Wslter Delehes. Jullns
s sassei No. 70. tara with <. Rssisman. 4, Sachs,
j. So S@r gsrd and R,an j. se sllllg. TONS 81 ss Sie { se SsPs elias,
7Bs; john MsieEt. class 7Ai, second; Edward Beg
lon Fs Slssi Ls :Rs; th Rsse. Hama ss ; s oSSTds. Military
Athletic League-Won by J. Il; Teeyan and Ge9Ige
a hsili l., r PitSes, Thl Fssi%f6n Re : mem . ) ts ss,a ssaond.
HI Edwards and W.: s HSappeneT. I%en n ,se'on"
Rf FFunsi%s $ High iSsS' i Ja%p. j Ti%si u seS SS Edward
Edenberger, class eA?. scratch. with a jump Of
second, with. an actual Jump Of I feet 2 incncs
Paul Wilke. class 5Bi, ? inches, third with an ac'uSI
Jug ~ 8s1d Bslsy; PE,msrsEI : ysp 1 By Glp; S, IA
sna @l1r sfh ss.s: Class "a % vs. snIIa G ;$IsS %o. 81 SP% f5s s. !
SSSss!ssadfF; Ti% 1s,; 8 II j. ssG Sn5S:~won by c,.,.
sa H'A sith hf PAUL S WiiEe, Raymond RAJ nand' AlSSim. Z chSaTis;;
Edyt Wales hesT o,;e. H Iclsss K KS .sIiid. E Wi9a Fred fG Gsr
son, Richard Conlon. Francis Shilling and Edward
w fastins IL T Fo%nd | 9 shUtl H ia sdSSHSS s;enlor-won
by Mortimer May; Class s6 81, sSTst Gl,s van a.. a scPPo o, e.
s se lssa i, %i insae pu Z Of 4 q i fess : ineh s;sI Robsrs Gsr,t,
nor, Class 7A2. : feet, third, with an actual put of
'1ala4fH@tn m
Won by John eordohn. Class sB. scratSh, WIN
8 feet, with an actual put q IS feet o inches; Jo93
Siss s,,5 Relax oSn s sIa.'s,v se fn Y ar scSTspD by f f.s,.
S xatP II koq Red hsySSi s?a Glass si9 ms. , RSSsF! viz Ss'3 john
Barnett, Arthur OLSON Samuel Rosenberg ara
william ~ ps !; H RTno Hsndle Tlpsi i Rlmsni T. ,%on s.
II. Rogers: COMPANY F, 40 Yards; Z; prcheT, con-
EspSSs. b 70 S q Ss'd asirs seoG Zine x; 5. t IS sseSnd s0S'''''
e Yard Run. Noyics u nhHif e.. Sch SSnSo,l ~
Jscs Si nG Brooklyn Manual Ire Ia ng School, secone
clinton brennan. Brooklyn Manual Training third
Ward Run. Junior-won by BENJAMIN scheme
S SsSs. 54 "a: So e. W tsi4d. G Time' ' ! sec ssnSSd' ""''''
90 Yard Run, Senior-Won by George Shcl
hammer, Class 6A2: Edward Dempsey. Class 81
second: louis Levy. Class 7A2, third. Time. : 3
seconds.
mond, Glass ABS: Daniel Williams. Class 4B2, SeCono,
Joseph Roper, Class ABA. third. Time, 7 rs SEQ
20 Yard Run, Senior, fovlce-won by Lows
II,eigin, Public Sehool ~: Manhattan: Lester L.
Public School IL, Manhattan, third. Time, :
ito Yard Hun, Junior, Novice-won by Herbert
Meyer, public School io6; G.. F. Renner. Publ
School SO, Manhattan. third. Time, "a rs seconds
100 Yard Run. S~pecial-Victor Nafz, Glass fbs,
Henry Knobel. Glass "a, second; Paul oberle, Class
7Bl. third. Time, i2 s5 seconds.
Obstacle Race p YARDS PrimsrynWo1 ny
All. second; james Romeo, Glass All, third, TIM.
20 seconds,
100 Yard Run. Junlor-Won by Harry Nafl.
Glass 5Bi: Benjamin Schenk, Class SAG. second.
Fred Sharfeil, Class TAI: Walter RederScheld. cas-
TAa. second; John Slattery, Class SD, third, T'r'r'
10 As seconds.
Nerent, Seventy First Regiment, 90 yards; Georg'
G, Cameron. Eighth Regiment. scratch. second.
w. Warden Dries, Twenty second Regiment, "
yards, third. Time. 5 minutes 8 seconds.
Dartmouth students Shy on Athletic Tas.
H,SovER, n. H.. March M.-At a mass
meeting OF Dartmouth students last night
called for the purpose Of considering the
deficit in athletic funds no charges were
made Of extravaganza or misa pnlication OF
funds on the part Of the athletic mana gers.
II had been minated that such charges