New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
Central High Takes Point Tronhv
in Columbia Track Meet.
MYER STARS IN LONG Rims
Moore, Of De Witt Clinton
Ahead in Sprints, but Is Hard
Pressed Throughout.

meet on South Field Yesterday afternoo,
Central High School OF Newark lar,,,,.
because OF the splendid running or Nv,
in the one mile and two mile runs cant.
ureI the point trophy with a total o. :,
points. and Newark Academy was fourth
with 10 points 10 its credit. POLY Pre-,
and De Witt Clinton tied for second. With
rs points apiece. and New York Military
Academy and the High School OF Cor.
merce were fifth. with 10 points each
Close finishes marked most OF the rac..
and although the wintry weather kent tbs
attendance down the crowd that ,urned
out was well paid for Its trouble. Billy
Moore. De witt Clinton's crack all
around athlete. did some splendid run.
ming and carried off both spirits. III,
time was not particularly good in either
largely because OF the poor condition n,
the track and the heavy wind he had "a
fight most OF the way in both races
The hundred" was a thriller in ever,
sense OF the word. and Moore won OIL,
only by inches. Goldberg. OF Newark
Academy: White. Of Stuyvesant. and
Koenig. Of Holbrook. were in the Nnal
with Moore. and all got away together.
Moore pushed into a lead OF foot Or
two in the first fifty yards but his fed
pressed up on him to the last stride. Tn,
Judges had to hold a protracted consul.
tation before they finally decided tina,
Goldberg was second and White third.
In the furlong Moore had a little easier
time of IT, and won with A margin Of
half dozen yards TO spare. F.. J. Ward.
OF Manhattan Prep. ran In this race and
there were the usual formalities OF en-
terlng protests against him before the
race could be started Ward got third
place. beating out Farrell. OF stuyvesant
who was fourth Even IL the protest on
the Manhattan Prep lad is sustained it
will have no effect on the outcome OF the
meet.
Myer. the Newark schoOboy distance
runner. captured the mile, after running
a waiting race. and was second in the
two-mile. In the mile he had his troubles
in shaking off Peese. or Mount Vernon.
and did not succeed I'm prying loose from
the westchester boy until the first turn
Of the last lap. when he cut away with a
| ripping stride and strobe home with A.
| teen yards 70 spare.
Thompson. OF Poly Prep was n. vie
tor in the two-mile race. but Myer stuck
right to him 10 the last lap. T. r Wood
run. OF the New York Military Academy.
an unknown youngster. surprised every.
body by cleaning up in the hurdles. He
romped in over the high hurdles with 4
yard or two 10 spare and In the low
hurdles he had everything his own way
His time in the high hurdles was Ills
seconds.
The schools that figured IN the sum-
maries. with their point scores were:
Central High School. OF Newark, 70: De
Witt Clinton and Poly Prep. = apiece
Newark Academy. 10; New York Military
Academy and High School OF Commerce.
| 10 apiece Mount Vernon. :. Manhattan
Prep and Curtis High school. 4 apiece
Stuyvesant. Bryant. Flushing and Nor
| ris. apiece.
! The summaries follow.
! l00-yard dash-Won by William II
! Moore. De Witt Clinton II. s: B. T.
! Goldberg, Newark Academy. second. g.
/ ;. White. Stuyvesant third, r H. kce'
/ mig. -Holbrook School fourth. Tine
22o-yard dash-won by William Il
| Moore De Witt Clinton II. s: T. F. Sc
| mon. Curtis II. :, second; f. J. Ward
Manhattan Prep.. third :. y. Farrc--
stuyvesant II. s, fourth. Time. oA
7 Newark Academy. T. Whiteman. Bloom
| field. II. ;. second. Il. e.. Brown. NeHar.
Academy. third: F. Lagay Central II.
OF Newark fourth Time. o.55 IS
Half-mile run-Won by F. Lasay. Cen.
trail H. S. of Newark J. B. Peese. Molr'
Poly. Prep. third: c II Piebes. CONNER
| cial ". s. fourth Time 200 "a.
.One-mile run-Won by J. Myer C.nt'a
| II. 5. OF Newark. J. 3. Peese. Mount Ve,.
nTn s. third, Hi SECOND O. W Pe S2n'eon SS
IL S. fourth Time, ~
| Two-mile run-Won by VI. Thompson,
Poly. Prep. j. Myer. Central II. 60
! Newark, second, j. G. Morarty. Rlef
mond Hi II; S; third; W l. 81 Richaros
Woodruff. New York Military Academy
r. Tenberg, De witt Clinton H. s. sec
ond: y. L. Spencer. Poly. Prep, thlrs'
J: G. Kruger Newark Academy. fourth
| Time. OH Is.
22o-yard low hurdles-Won By 7. 7
Woodruff. New York Military ACADEMY
\. LASER. Central High School. OF New New,
, ark. second: +. y. Du Tremblsy, 20.
Prep. third: f. Mcdowell. Stuyvesadt
Pole vault-Won by f. y d., TIE,
| blay. Poly Prep. with vault OF ZEE
9 inches; A. LASER, Central High schoo.
Of Newark, with . feet inches. secono'
y. Mayers. Cathedral Prep. win , less5
third: F. Nolte. Bryant High school I SsS
School. tied Tor fourth at feet $ ine p,y
Shot put-Won by Il. l.. Spencer PoF
Prep. with a put OF a feet: c; flo,ei,
Flushing High School. with zee.
inches. second: r. Eberstadt Nesa 1a
Academy. with a feet SO inches, tnllyy'
T. Armstrong. Flushing High scn'0'
with 40 feet inches. fourth. ,,,,s
Broad jump-Won ~ II. Schultz nss
School OF Commerce. with a jump yyuu,h
feet 9fs inches. l.. Carroll. BRYANT Ne
School, second. with 20 feet o's inG iIigs
$. Il. Manney. Mount Nernon. re
| School. with 20 feet inches, third; = 49, -
Kruger. Newark ACADEMY with :" lev
fourth ,u,s
High jump-Won by II. Wallace ~
School of Commerce. with a JUMP
Academy. with 5 feet So inches, second
S. Fischer. Stuyvesant High School ~
feet 5is inches. third. l.. Bourke,, Nth
ley Institute. with , feet inches .o S,;n.
one mile relay-Won by De WIZ, , .r
ton High School. with Munroe. M Mo-
Greene and Turchim: Morris High SoTTl
with Miller Finley. Bonaparte ana ee.s n
Icy. second: Stuyvesant High sri
with Farrell. Mcdowell. Vales"er S'
Albrecht, third Time. 1888.
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