New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
THREE-|MAN TEAM Wins
Manual Training High School
CAPTURES Columbia Meet.

with q three-man team, Manual Training
High School won the annual interscholasuc
track meet at Columbia University yesteI-
dav afternoon, with total Of IL points
The meet was the best contested that
Columbia has ever held, and it was no'
until the last event had been run on that
the victory was assured to the Manual
Training bows Boys High School was
second. one point behind the winners
r W Finnegan, E. stevens and c. Drew
were the bows who won the meet for the
Rroo5lyn school. Finnegan won the oroau
lump. and took second in the shot-pul ;
Stevens was first in the high jump ana
third in the uuarter-mile run, while Ore"
made three points by getting second IN 'he
low hurdles
Although it had only one man entered in
the meet, the high school of Hastinss-on-
Hudson scored ten points, and was thlro
I. A. Condit won both the mile and the TWO
mile runs, his time in the one-mile being
minutes AZ 2-5 seconds In this event n"
had things all his own way. and won as he
pleased He ran the two miles in 10 mr.
utes 43 3-5 seconds, and was not pressed
at anv stage of the race. Condit is an or
phan, and is in the Village Home, of the
New York Orphan Asylum, at Hastings
the best performance of the afternoon
was that of a. D. Perley, of Montclalr
High School, who won the half-mile race
easily in the remarkably fast time of
minutes / 3-5 seconds. Perley jumped ou!
in front at the start and held the lead the
first time around the track. When going
into the backstretch on the last lap Rosen-
baum, of the High School of Commerce
made determined challenge, but Perley
was strong enough to keep off the New
York schoolboy, and won by ten yards.
De Witt Clinton High School won the one
mile relay race. The Clinton boys held
the lead from the start. but in the last re-
lay De La Sale was barely beaten.
The summaries follow:
1oo-yard dash-won by ]. Ravenell, High School
of Commerce: A Van Wrinkle Boys High School,
Gilbert. Clinton. fourth, Time. o:losS;
High School; G. F scannem. De La sale. sec
ond; s Clark Montclair Academy. third; A. W
Cumminss, Centenary Collegiate Institute fourth
440-yard dash-won by c. Hitchcock. Cente-
ond E. stevens. Manual Training High School.
third. F. walters. High School of Commerce
fourth Time. 0:53.
High school J. Rosenbaum. High School Of
nssT 0f@1 fou4h Tme
Cne-mile run-Won by l.. A. Condit. Hast
ingS High School; l. Bovine. MamarOneck High
school. second; \ Murphy. Ulster Academy.
Two-riIe run-Won by L. A. Condit Hast
ings High School: NJ. Ban. Pingry School sec
ond H F. Cairnes, MamaroneCk High School,
third. Time. 10:43as.
120-yard high hurdles-won by G: Brann. Bar
ringer High School; J. slattery. Clinton; second;
r. Quirnby. Barringer. third. Time, OH.
22O-yard low hurdes-WOn by l.. II. Gamble.
Erasmus Hall: c. e. Drew, Manual Training
High School. second: A: Brann Barringer High
0N P1,nning high t,imp-Won by E Stevens
Manual framing High School. with jump Of
= feet Ga inches d. G. Couben, Bayonne High
school second, with ) feet 81 inches T. Bar
clay Barringer High School, third, with feet
Running broad tump-won by F. ". Finne-
gan Manual Training High School with jump
of 20 feet 1014 inches; l. Cairnes. MontclaiI
High School second With jump OF 20 @ feet
third with 10 feet 1& inches.
shot put-W by =. Meenan, De La Sale.
with a put of 43 feet sh inches: T. ". Finne-
gan Manual Training second. with 80 feet Sls
third with 30 feet 101e inches
Pole vault-Won by B. GOogtns. BOYS High.
with a vault of 9 feet inches; H AlCott, Boys
High. second. with feet.
High school. with Wright Gilbert Macdonald
ilIie Hirn school third Tine. a:38%.
FONT score Manual Training High School.
II: Povs High School. 18: Hastings High
School. 10: De La Sale institute; 0; High
s: Montclair High School. 3: De Witt Clinton
High School, I: Centenary Collegiate Institute,
&: Erasmus Hall High School, 3; Mamaroneck
High School. 4: Pingry School. 3: Rayonne High
School. 3: Hackensack High school. l. st.
Peters Preparatory. 1; Montclair Academy. l.
and Ulster Academy. l.