New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05
GOLFERS 7HRONG LINKS POLY PREP wins MEET MEET.
Takes Point Trophy at Amherst
InterSchoIaStiC Games.
ADELPHI ACADEMY SECOND
Winners from Long Island
Schools Will Compete at Am.
herst Next Saturday. 1eva

The track and field squad of the polv.
technic Preparatory School, Of Brpok,vr
had field day In winning the point trophv
at the annual games Of the Amherst An.
letic Association. Of Brooklyn, at Adelpbt
Field. Brooklyn, yesterday. The Poly. boyA
who were conspicuous in every event. gath.
cred a total Of 60 points, In several n.
Stances capturing all four places rhs
Adelphi Academy team was second, taking
the place from the jamaica High School
with a fourth place In the pole vault, BY
Is points to 10. The remaining points werS
divided among the other eight schools. ks
The meet was confined to schools OF Ior,c
Island all OF which were eligible to mar
entries Fourteen schools were representea
in the competition. Although the entries n
many of the events were comparativeay-
small compared to last year. this was
counterbalanced by the keen and exciting
struggles which predominated. Many OF
the records and field marks made In last
years games were easily exceeded. Tho
fortunate victors I'm the various events will
enjoy trip at the expense Of the Brooklyn
association to compete I'm the open inter-
scholastic games to be held at Amhersv
next Saturday afternoon. %
The one-half mile senior relay race which
terminated the track events, was the most
exciting finish of the afternoon The Poly.
Prep. won the contest from Erasmus Hall
by margin Of inches, but only after itsl
hordes OF supporters were subjected 10 q
heart breaking feeling at the finish. Tho
Poly. team had lead of fifteen yards on
the third relay, but Kephart, who essayed I,
. 1, Rro I,, f1. Era nj AZ
Fred. Mullen. who carried Poly.s colors. n
determined sprint on the backstretcb car
RED Kephart abreast Of Mullen. on the last
turn for home where they raced abreast
for ten yards. The exhausting sprint finally
told on Kephart. who WAS beaten by inches
The Adelphi Academy team. the only other
contestant. was easily outclassed, finishing
many yards in the rear. .
The summaries follow: ~
100 yard dash (novice) Won by g. orelieh.
Adelphi Academy, Fred Newell. Jamaica Hgn
school. second Lester Bourke, New YORK PIE
psr.tory School third: T. Kiebel. Jamaica High
school. fourth Time, 0:l0 -. ..tf
one mile run-Won by Charles Ten Eyck IA
High School. second; Leonard Malone Poly"
tcchnic Preparatory, third; Barnet Deutsch,
Eastern District High School fourth. Tina
eco 2-6.
100 yard dash--won by NJ. Charles, Manual
Training High school; AllGn Beyn' poiIy,schris
i iISGd r EDSaa pS' as
ScisDcl. fourth. Time. o:io -.
40 ward run--Won by 4. Nollmer Erasmus
Preparatory school. second; r; kleinert Poy.
technic Preparatory. third: 9. Pietes' Cora@l
mercial High school fourth. Time. o:55 -
TiainiHs High School Alien Bevin. Poytechnia
Preparatory. second: Samuel Greenberg, New
t-wn High school. third; r. Irvine. Commenshi
oh Scbo
i2O-yard low hurdlo--won by J. Monatt.
Adelphi Academy; A. Cochran, Polytseah., ~.
South ampton High school third: +. pu Tren'
bay. Polytechnic Preparatory School tourt"
$50 ward run-Won by Hans RiedeL Poly,
technic Preparatory School. s. Haggerty, POLY
technic Preparatory school secohd MAJ MAJ
Thompson. Jamaica High sG HSh se ebod.
f5urtb. time. 2:io Us,
Putting twelve-pound shot-Won by J. A.
Polytechnic Preparatory school second; =
Klcinert. POLYTECHNIC Preparatory scnoo,
third C. Gleason; Poiyt ts p in pre'"'''01
75-ysrd dash CLOSED to Adelphi students
under 100 pounds by II. pobbin \:
Meade second rI r. V6uSsIn. third' j. N'"
0-yard dash (closed to Adelpni aIoeI
under l25 pounis)-Won oy G Griehcs:
ioS One haIfImiie relay race Csenior,-won ~
Polytechnic Preparatory S'nool ''oFiIdI bEflns
Cirosvenor and Mullen; Erasmus Hall High
school brush. Matthews. Nollmer and kephartl,
second: Adelphi Academy johnson Neatheroy'
Adams and Brookinsl. second. Time. l:il 10
one halt-mile relay race 0unior)-Non ~
BRYANT High School CWoodrun, Nayhsp, hras
and HenleinD: Polytechnic Preparatory sc1cS.
(Bowden, quinn, Dick and sutton. second:
Adephi Academy Woodward, smith. CasstIt
and Whiting) third: Eastern District hsf
school Jinjion. Fox. Beer and Bucketu, touTh
Time lIs >.
Running high jump--Won by Z. naynsh
Polytechnic Preparatory school, Win 2 lumH Ok
Z feet 3 inches; Lester Bourke. New YORK frs.
psratory school and n. Ibbottson Astlph
Academy, tied for second with feet 3 inches.
Pourke won on tump-oT: -. Tretry, Conin,erc'ti
High school, fourth. with a Jump OF reef
inches. , 49,
Running broad jump-Wor by Fred MuNn;
Polytechnic Preparatory School. With a Jump ",
10 feet inches: Allen Bevln, POLYTECHNIC frH-
raratory school. second. with a jump q ~ te',
inch: Thomas Jordan, New York Piepsls.
tory School. third, with jump or II zee,
inches; Lester Bourke, New York PreparstefF
school fourth with jump OF Is feet lnehe,
Pole vault-H Marsche Poytechni" Prepara'
tory and j. Carrtte. Polytechnic Preparatoty,
ted With 10 feet . inches; T. Du rremhltl. Pow
technic Preparatory. third, with 10 feet : VIM
Jams Adephi. fourth. with feet in.h"s,
Point Polytechnic Preparstori schc'
80: Adelphi Academy, 10. Jamaica llgh scnco.
Is. New York Preparatory School. II. ErssmpN
Hall and Manual Training High schools ~
Prvant and Flushing High schools >. ,y.-
rercai High school. 3; Eastern District Wv
town and Southampton High schools = 49,;