Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-12
THE pick of the crop of track ano
field men in the various New
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THE pick of the crop of track and
field men in the various New
Jersey schools will compete in
the srilling competition at the annual
Princeton Club meet to be held on the
Academy Field, Orange and First
streets, this city, tomorrow afternoon.
Such schools as Newark Academy,
Barringer, Montelair, Jersey City,
Rutherford, Bernard, Pingry, Perth
Amboy, West Orange, Bloomfield ana
| carteret High schools are entered.
While the local Academy has no
great Individual stars. yet the general
strength Of the members In the differ
ent events may win the point honor for
them. B%arringer High is another con-
tender for honors. They AVE no doubt
the best steppers entered in the meet,
but they are so few that all will have
to finish strong to give their institu-
ton a chance.
One Of the feature events of the day
should be the one-mile relay, Barrin-
ger. Jersey City, Pingry and Perth
Amboy High schools being the COM
petitors. The former school is the
probable winner, although they will
have to go their hardest in order to
accomplish NlilplS y. us LAY pN'
entered have been strengthened. Bar
ringer holds the record for this event.
8 minutes 40 3-5 seconds. The SS0-yard
run should also be close. Randolph
Granger. of Barringer. and record
l.older of this event, will again COM
pete. as will Frank Lagay, of the same
school, and c. Kellogg and G. MCCOY,
both of Newark Academy. The half-
mile relay junior Is another feature
event. Newark High School and New
ark Academy are the chief contenders
for honors
ss0-YARD RUN.
r.. Granger, r. Lagay, Barringer
High; Vernon Hoffman, Bernard High;
]. C. Van Ingen, Short Hills High; II.
Carlson. w. Bunee, 1. Ransom Mont
clair High; c. b. Kellogg, G.. B.. Mccoy,
Newark Academy; William Weber, pm
CRY; and A. L. Miller, Jersey City HIGH.
Record held by r. Granger, Barringer
High. 2 minutes As seconds.
12-POUND SHOT.
w. Clark, II. Roser. B%arringer High,
Robert Nash. Bernard High; T.. Fomp-
SON. Rutherford High; j.. T. Clark, ID
b. Munsick. Newark Academy; Daniel
Loeb. Jersey city High. Record held
by r. L. McDonough. Seton Hall Pre-
paratory, 81 feet ~ inches.
HIGH JUMP.
r. Quimby. r. Mills, Barrlnger High;
| Nicholas Meany, Bernard High; ii. Y
Rose, Rutherford High; e. Brown
Montclair High; c. r. Lee, jr., Car
teret Academy; G. j. Jagle, C. Hath
away. jr., Q. s. Bayne. r. w. Purdy, r.
Williams, 1r., Newark Academy; Alex
ander Fitzbureh, Jersey City High
Record held by Cairns, Montclair High
5 feet 61s inches.
100-YARD DASH.
]. Gardner. Barringer High: Thee
Smalley. Eugene Hart, Bernard High,
II. J.. Smithcrs. Short Hills High; y f
Goldberg. e. NJ. Boyer, J. G. Muirhead
&. c. Van Ness. Newark Academy.
Harry Branstater, Bloomfield High; II
Bunker, Montclair High; Samuel Mar
tin, Pierre Blocker. Jersey city High
Record held by c.. D. Buckley. Newark
Academy. 10 3-5 seconds.
100 YARDS JUNIOR.
b. Bruskin. G. Brundage, West Orange
High; II. Berg, ir.. G. r. Glorieux. c
". Alsopp, Newark Academy; Franz
| Koch. Paterson High; Walter Bartsch
Jersey CltN itlgn. record nela by Is. II
Goldberg, Newark Academy. 10 4-5 sec
onds. POLE VAULT.
II. Lawrence. Barringer High: Robert
Nash, Nicholas Meany. Bernard High.
H. Lucey, W. MacKay, Rutherford
High; L. T. Clark, w. f. Jones, New
ark Academy. Record held by f, A
Hin, Newark Academy, height 10 fee
10% inches.
440-YARD RUN.
p. Terl.une. Barringer High: David
Neill. Joseph Rainsbury. Bernard High,
L. Jarrett, II. Thieringer. I. Ransom,
Montclair High: G. B. Kellogg, J. p
Osmun. Newark Academy; Van H.
Lasgier, William c. Weber. o. Tuin-
mann. F. Smith. Pingry; John o'Toole.