The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

! The commit tiees in aaCh borough will
/ draw 40 s,heduies this week for the second
4 stage n he grammar -chool 61senall
/ tournament The district abletic leagues
| Whirh have reported their winners are
b I. BrooEyn Publlc School "a. :. Manhattan
| Public school 10 s. hrooslyh, Punk school
I is. ~. hrookbn a, Public school, y Mania tar ;
/ ST. is RrOokBn. Public School ~ y. Queens.
I Public School y. q Queen. Pghile school n.
| =. oussns. Public School O. % brooklyn, Pubic
| school 70
! The vsake-, part Of Stuyyesant' : pia ying
| u the base running. IN the Curtis game.
for example, the team made twelve fairly
| well hunrhed hits. hui only two runs mate
| riAlized. In the same game Ganker tanned
! The Poly Prep nine is making a good
reror1 although q vas late IN starting
Erasmus Hall Waa Dut away In the first Of
/ the lsong Island league games sykes u a
very consistent pitcher.
The baseball game With liarkensack
ms on June Will be- tho last athletic
contest Tor Centenary ColleR1ate. uhirh
oe S9sIs stb6oi = ' iooEs % have IS good
| chance for ~ cham pionship agaih. slater
h sill pitching
81 Paufs School has q very faE nms
put Ia the leld lately have been Light but
4 number of football players are on tho
diamond this spring. the two halsieads
/ a z NnnNUNN
and Gallagher 81 Frasu Ne Hall
Manual Training difiru lty appeara - =
mainly uith the pttrhing sian ~ hoNs
HiKh SohoOl the trouble b With the support
which Ohrott has received The prospects,
81 Boya High early In The season Wcre very
sn1d hut q coz has slipped -Uueu here.
HE question pf the =uhoFdi mat ipn ~ the
district ATHLETE Leagues 20 The y > l.
cowmttfse when the Roosevelt League
appllad for peuu issi0u 20 run ha-~hu u
tournament With eligibility. rules different
from those IT the central org1nization
The following paragraph from Ueneral !
WmEate's letter tn the superintendent 81
the n strtrt gives tho committee altitude
-The Roosevelt District League h a
subordinate organization oi N" Public
Srhoola Athleiic league in fact ~ con
stitnfion tuhi,h presume follows tho form
of all district leagues provides that % IL
20 promote athletics In the schools in IL
educational distri.t under and m .onlnec-
ton with thu public srhools Athlete
Isagle Il il therefore bound by the
regulations NJ the league tn al athletic
avenfs whether they arr those 1t school
OF between schools In Or out u ~ district
Moreover, even in those Schools uhtch
nav not he members e this OF any other
district league, but Of league WhH n may
be formed outside % the Public hools
Athletic League. The athletic eAerTtsss
of the board NJ Education, under the control
81 ~ committee on athietiUs. and that
committee will insist that the rules Of TIE
publc schools Athletic League shan Do
followed I'M al such games
An athlatic league has been Organized
ON the lower Fast SIDE under the patronage
81 James p sullivan. On June there ~
he competitions In HIGH Jumping and
thinning tho bar at Public School i ~ and
on June 80 Nard dash vii ~ held Al
sewsrd park for the mem bers oi the league
Preliminary % this Ginning and jumping
contests vill be held In each school for the
meet Earh school viii be allowed 70
rh1osa hi. own weight classes. Medals
viii De- awarded for the trails ami plao que
for no final meet.
yin sheppard kiviat and Ray Ewry have
pFoir sod 20 give exhibitions IN their spo-
Claliies AZ seward Park on June .
Rayenellr, lack OF training this spring
shoN 81 last week In bis easy defeat BY
JaSobs Of Columbia in 10 % seconds. The
colored hoy h expected 20 do much better
than that In tho cham piOnships.
Pawling school has been aCcom plishing
q good deal with a snail track squad u
doesn't take many men of Brigham = ralibrc
public SHOOT ~ will have M spring
games on MAY - al Pastime oval There
viii be three open events and m aeroylane
Leslie Hickson Of ERASMUS Hall has Inn;
proved greatly In the hlgh Jumps and
should take n place IN the championship
meet Ne l. averaging feet inches.
The suggestions Of the intercollegiate
committee for school eleyens are nrst
foIlowsr Of the game 1T o. ght b. we'll
for the = = 4 l. 10 look them Over
sill hope that the New lork schools w
adopt q modified set 81 rules People don
realize what the conditions are here The
hgvs cant have the careful training and
medical attention which the private school
and college teams have Half ~ the time
Fhsir dressing rooms are not ~ 70 Do used
and the food which they set may not he
oil the proper kind Under these ound ittOns
the game should not b. - strenuous.