New-York tribune., 1913-10-19
Harlem Boys Pile Up IS Points
While P. S. 62 Is a Poor
Second.
EAST SIDERS GET ONLY 2s
Nine Records for Special Meet
Lowered When Teams from
$50 Schools Compete
in BROOKLYN.

Public School 10, of Manhattan. entov.A
a field day OF its own In easily ronnn,
away with the point honors in the hn,,
meet of The Sunday World" field day
which was held under the direction A,
the Public Schools Athletic League, on ,ts
field at Avenue x and 18th street, Brook.
lyn, yesterday. The Harlem school regis.
tered a total Of 10 points. which was far
in advance Of It's nearest rival.
Public School 62. of the lower Ess,
Side, which was the runner-up In last
seasons competition. had 70 be content
with the same position this year, with A
tally of only 25 points. Public School
of Brooklyn, which followed in third
place, had only 8 points. Public School
70, of The Bronx. which emerged with
the banner last year. was buried in ths
ruck In yesterdays games, being able 10
take only fourth place. Twenty.six
schools OF the 100 or so whose colors were
easily carried in the races, succeeded In
getting in the point column. Over one
thousand Junior athletes strove for hon.
ors and the officials had vigorous task
in handling the situation.
The Improvement in schoolboy athletics
was plainly shown, when winners OF the
various events were successful in break.
ing nine records and equaliing one for
this special meet. The new performances
came I'm the 70-yard dash, ll5-pound class;
1o-yard dash, S5-pound class; S0-yard dash,
lO0-pound class; 3e0-yard relay race, s.
pound class 440-yard relay race, l00-pound
class; 4iO-yard relay race, il5-pound class;
running broad jump, s5-pound class: run
Ming high jump. unlimited weight, and
putting the l2-pound shot, unlimited
weight. The time for the 50-yard dash
s5-pound class, Of seconds was equalled
The youngsters OF Public School 10
showed their true strength in the -four
relay races that were contested by tax.
ing three first and two second positions
They also led their rivals home in two
other races. while they were also able to
take two other second and two third
positions.
The most interesting fight for gold med.
ais came in the sS0-yard relay race Tor
unlimited weight boys, when the quar-
tet OF Public School 10, OF Manhattan.
were successful in taking the measure Of
the No. 10 boys For three Of the relays
both schools were on almost even terms,
with Public School 10 showing the way
by a slight margin. In the fnal stretch
however. Sammy Rosen came through
and finished yard ahead OF EDDIE
Ferry, who upheld the honors OF No. 10
Two teams OF No. 10 had another close
fight in the 36o-yard relay contest "
pound class, when they finished only
inches apart The adherents rent the ar
with deafening cheers as the teams cir'
cled the track, and especially In the nip
and tuck fight down the stretch.
The summaries follow:
TRACK EVENTS.
Fifty-yard dash (s5-pound class)-Wo1 y
Y schoenfeld. p. ). l47. Manhattan; A. Klen,
r. S 10, Manhattan, second; S. Davis r % o
1874. Brooklyn, third: l. Braacson, 2. ;. w.
Manhattan. fourth. Time. 0;OI. W.,
six,yyard dash tloS-pSgdne scaas'yn. eIasn"NSI NJ
Konecky. P. 5. 1874. BROOKLYN seeond. H.
Reider, p. s. 80. Queens third H. gs.'a
p. s 1913, Brooklyn. fourth. fine O'Vi2 20 60.
seventy-yard dash Gl5-poun,sd e,ass,,-"S%a
j.
Greenberg. p. S. l8S Brooklyn. second y
Fieselson. p. s. IA, Brooklyn thirG, A.
Friedman. p. S. 4S, Brooklyn four'"' I''"''
Dos LIS. t-.., ror
by J. De Witt. p. 5. 4S. Manhattan; p,oT. n
Brown p 8 3. Manhattan, second; J; hloi
dan. z S ~. Manhattan, thra, H. MiW,'s
y. S. 20, The Bronx, fourth Ilme, " Won Cor
nv 7 0litskv. p. s. 81, Manhattan; n
Brown. p. $. II. Manhattan. secSha.i =
Rhelnhart. p. s. iG4. Brooklyn. thilu,
Renneman. p. s. AZ. The Bronx '0~'"
Time 0:09 is. ,,,.,,-woa
nv II Carroll. p. s. 80. Manhattan; J.: sa,,
kin. p. 8 ls4, Manhattan. second =.
p. S. g.. Manhattan. third. Tlne, v."'wou v.ve
Ninety-yard dash (1l3-pound c,S.r,.n
by T. Memo. p. S. II. Queens l. aann.r np,,sor'
p s 10, Manhattan. third; ]. Do!sn' q
ise Manhattan, fourth. Time. OIL
FIELD EVENTS. .,..,--
Running broad jump ls5.pouna s- ..th
Won by II Fox. p. s. 1856 MannsWn "a W,nhst.
* feet inch; VI. johnson. P. $. TO- Masa,, ssn,,
90, vim "a feet 3 inches. second; J. $50
p. s. IA, Richmond. with "a feet . 10
third. q Lehrer, p. g. 10. Manha''S"'
IA feet inches. fourth. -, .,a.sl--
~Runnlng broad jump lllo p9un" n",nbs,tsn.
Won by n. Sprayregan. i. ;. o.,
with Is feet 0ta inches; c. Ml,eI, ,,.cond;
Rrooklyn, with Is feet 5h inches; s.st
NJ cohen. p. S. e2. Manhattan, Win iH
81. inches, third; ]. shapiro, ;orr,h.
Brooklyn. with IA feet o. incneSS' a,ssishO-
Running high jump Cunlimtea ~snsattan
Won by N. Schneider. p. 5. g. Ms S is3
with 4 feet IL inches; a: Law n.,ona. q.
Brooklyn, with feet II lhene'' g,th feet
Corcoran, P; s. ls4' MannaipS'gs 90 queens.
s,,,n in'n 4 feet 7 inches fourth. Schneider "0"
on tumpon. -. funlIrnittd
weight)-won by J. Gslligan, q Isl,
Manhattan. with 35 feet: s. Weiss r. x.
Rrooklvn' With 81 teet inches seeona' ~ zee,
Friedbers. p. s. IA. Brooklyn. W'n 40 Man.
4 inches. third: !. Gullerstein, =.
haitian. with 90 feet II inches. louI ".,...l-
Won Rpp%ns mi 4sS Tasa 'pmg y id With II.
4 feet inches: J. Knoll p. s:.ons. R.
Bronx. with feet inches, I,S feet
Berlincort. p. S. "a, Manhatt%n AZ. Man.
5 inches. third; J. Golds,ein' s,n
haitian. with feet inches' tou''"
,,o .. c,t'nnnnd class)-won BY p ~
Manhattan M. SUDAN. NJ Wolf, Ia Tf WsI.
s, Wolfheimer): Z. S. So. ManhattaIn Iassn,. sec.
Ter. ]. Panshel, n. Juris and VI. So", TIA r,.ton.
ond; p. s. 40. Manhattan Cohyeri' ia
NanSatt,n "a. Jandorf. J. GreenoersssSs'
Boretz and r. stutz). fourth lime line Sv p. 9.
$50 yards UNLIMITED weishpyy,"N'I ~ I-,ench, n.
10, Manhattan IL. Kaufman Va Manhattsn
FLETCHER and g. Rosenl; =. 5. 10. Fsrry).
N wheaton ]. Lee. NJ. smith ana, ana T. v via.
second: r s. .. Brooklyn tW: STORM ,birs. p
bach ]. Rotchford and s. crosby; nsp ,n,sp' NJ
3. is. The Bronx o.. Pronck. r: p00ri rine
stieser and G. smmons) four"
1915. NJ. ~, y g. TO-
Manhattan q. Kantor, II. Roth. z. .,s, II
and NJ. Horowltz); p. $. 10, Mannast,sn M.,t,n ard
Beilfein. W. Ferguson. c. Litchehnss,an 1D.
Uorn " ,, n Kornweiss, s. Fuda and J. KiminSs,,'
third: p. S. "a. Richmond "a. Weber. 5 sT T,m..
C. Brown and +. Rauches). fourth
0:45 2-5 ,,, o 8 10.
Nanbsttan IN. Grosman. J. Beck. NJ ne, ne.
and @. Ia ForresD; p. 5. 40 MAJ, Msn sec.
IL IL Arn..d al