New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
BOYS OF NO. 10 SCORE
Win Sweeping Victory in Games
of Hudson District League.

Cheered by an enthusiastic crowd OF
three thousand schoolboys, the 1.-the limoed
athletes Of Public School 10 romped to a
sweeping victory in the first meet Of the
Hudson District League in the armory
of the 22d Regiment last night
The boys Of No. 10 swept all before them,
and would have added an additional five
points to their total had not one OF their
heavyweight relay team neglected 10 touch
his relief man on the second relay. The
team won by more than forty yards, but
was disqualified. and the race awarded TO
Public School - whose team finished In
second place.
Number 10 scored total Of IS points and
finished far ahead Of No. :, which was
second with %. The other schools finished
IN the following order: No. Isl, 49, Ne l32,
II: No is6. 10, No 169. 2: No. g. S, while
No u brought up tho rear with only l
point
The Hudson District League l. a newly
organized body, made up OF the schools OF
the upper West side from West 10th street
north to Dyckman street, and was set apart
by the Public Schools Athletic League in
answer 10 repeated appeals for separate
lItfl ~ lil' b'NS VI ilidl Rdl Aitildl nlNlll'l
of the city.
In the heavyN eight relay race which re-
suited in the disqualification of No los
team. Siegel, who started on the first relay.
shot out into the lead that put the race
on ice then and there, barring the unex-
pected Siegel tore along like a scared
rabbit. and sent Jansen off on the second
lap fifteen laps in the lead. Jansen kept
the good work pand crossed the line to
tag Peterson twenty-fiv yards 10 the good.
Peterson took NJ the chase, and ran away
from the field and when the last relay
lined up on the track ne was fully thirty
yards ahead on the last lap there was
some slip-up between jacobson and Peter
son, and the judges declared that the
relay was not complete and disqualified the
team.
The midget standing broad jump pro-
duced one OF the closest contests Of the
night, George Olsomer barely managing 10
nose out MaN Roth by quarter Of an
inch
The boys howled their approval as the
mdgets competed in the obstacle race OF
176 yards. The youngsters were obliged TO
run on all fours for & short distance. then
run about twenty-five yards to where
gunny sacks We're waiting. They jumped
IN the sacks and hooped along for dis
tance and then rushed 70 the tape Cohen
proved TO no the most agile Of the lot, and
won the race in - seconds.
The summaries follow:
-, sixy-yara lash 900 pound cIlsss!-,Hon by :.
H3nuan, +. = IN. Larsen. 7. :. IN. second
T Wardie l. : 10 third. y Jones = : tS
fourth Time. 0o7 -
Titty-,arl dash - pound ciass)--Non by "
kutta T. y 1862. - Hackstcin T. 6 10 second
Putting Npound shot G15-l ound cass)-Won
hy W. Neal =. l32: D p. stout. Z 5. 10
second: W. Kramer. T. ;. 1855, third. Distance
Standing broad Jump (s5-pound class)-won
by George OlsOmer, y. : - VI Roth. =. s. lS6
second. 3 Cohen. j. :. To- thlrd. Distance
:, ,seyenty-y%rd lash Gl5-Pouna closs,,won by
second: R oNoiI. r s 3 third. o. III Tine n coS @ 81
Running hi.h iump-,Won by n. W. Moner ?.
:, 10: i. Hon. = : l32. second, J. Ackernan.
T. :. ls4 third. Height. feet inches
obstacle race nOo-pound classj--Wcn by VI
Cohen. =. : 10: Z. AbanOus +. : 10 second
Eieht-pound shot put unlimited weight
second : Hanon. ? $ s. lsa third third Distance.
36o-ysTd relay race 200 pound class,--Won
by r ;. ls6 F. Cotter, r. kreuscher Z. Gross.
3 beirl'9; = P 10 Semi M Cohen a. Nof1s
r. Murray. p. Hunt l.. Curanl. third. Time.
4io-yard relay dl5 pound class,--won BY 7.
:. 10 Ga Lurch. +. Kaufman. : PrObstein II.
1annenbaum: : 1872 tB Roberts. G. Bis
$. lsi (GelIer, Tiger. Berg. Mulbauer). third
So, yard relay race unlimlted weigho-won
berg r. Goodwin. +. : 1si alexander. Pasko !
WITT. Wilhs. Rothcnb.rsl. second I :. i6N
kohn. Baxter Williams. Harris. thirl Time, I