Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-16
SUSSEX SCHOOL
TAKES STAR CUP
And Also Nine of Fourteen
Other Trophies at Public
School Games.
OTHERS WERE FAR BEHIND

won the silver loving-cup donated by
the Evening Star at the tenth annual
| field day of the Newark Public School
Athletic Association, held at the new
athletic field Friday and Saturday
afternoons. The trophy was offered
to the school winning the greatest
number of first places in the prize
events of the meet, and was perhaps
the handsomest prize of the lot.
In winning the Evening Star
trophy, as we'll as nine of the fourteen
other silver cups, Sussex Avenue
created a record in the meet that has
never been approached before. The
Sussex youngsters were credited with
a rating of 1,214, a percentage reached
by using the total points scored and
the total boys enrolment of the
school in the grades from third B to
eighth A, eligible for competition
There are 625 pupils in those grades
at the Sussex Avenue School, contain
ing boys and girls, and the number
of points scored by the school in Sat
urday's competitions exceeded the en-
rolment of the boys there.
Figuring the entire competition,
Saturday and Friday the Sussex
School had a mark of S75. Four
tenth Avenue was second, with .4l6;
Madison Avenue third, with 1853;
Morton fourth, with $40, and Frank
lin fifth. with 1923.
Ten silver trophies will be on ex-
hibition at the. Sussex Avenue School
from now on.
Three records went by the board in
the events Saturday, two in the
senior class and one in the inter-
mediate. In the pole vault, senior,
Cyrus Hasbrook, of South Eighth
Street School, made a new mark of
nine feet.
Morris Morgenstern, of Thirteenth
Avenue School, established new
record in the running hop, step and
jump, 81 feet and inches.
Kenneth Donnelly, of Madison Ave
nue. School, broke the record for the
standing hop, step and jump with
leap of % feet and Az inches.
Following is the list of trophies
awarded as special prizes
Cup offered by Mayor Jacob Hquss-
| ling for school scoring most points
In meet (boys and girls)-Sussex
Avenue School.
Cup offered by the Evening Star to
school winning greatest number of
first places in prize events (boys and
girls)-Sussex Avenue School.
Cup offered by Newark Sunday
| Call for school scoring most points
in boys events (prize and standard)
Sussex Avenue School.
Cup offered by Principal j, L. Ter
williger for school scoring most
points in girls events-Sussex Ave-
nue. School.
Cup offered by Richard G. Jenkin-
son for school scoring most points
in field prize events (boys)-Boys' In
dustrial School.
Cup offered by j. Wilmer Kennedy
assistant superintendent of schools,
for school scoring most points in
field and track prize events (boys)-
Sussex Avenue School
Cup offered by Thomas n. McCar-
ter for school scoring most points
in track prize events (boys)-Sus-
sex Avenue School.
Cup offered by Charles P. Taylor
president Board of Education, for
school scoring most points in stand
ard events (boys and girls)-SusseS
Avenue School.
| Cup offered by Robert D. Argue
secretary Board of Education, fol
school winning senior relay race
(boys)-Sussex Avenue School.
Cup offered by Frederick F. Guile
for school winning intermediate re.
lay race (boys)-Sussex Avenue
School,
Cup offered by E. F. Guilbert 70.
school winning junior relay race
(boys)-Sussex Avenue School.
Cup offered by George w knight
for school winning oat bag relay race
girls Avenue School. /.
Cup offered by DIR. George j
Holmes for school winning Indiar
club relay race (girls)-south Eighth
Street School.
Cup offered by Franklin Schoo
Alumni Association for school win
ming pc, alto race (girls)-Madisor
School.
Cup offered by E. X. Sexton, assist
ant superintendent of schools, fol-
school winning 440-yard relay race
(girls)-South Eighth Street School
More than 5000 young athletes
dashed about in the arena on Satur-
day, representing about two score Of
the public schools of the city. The
summaries of the prize events follow
Senior Events.
10o-yard Dash-Won by Leslie
Sliker, Sussex Avenue; second
Samuel Kreitzberg. Hamburg Place
third Raymond Miller, Miller Street
fourth, Julius Schantz, Miller Street
Time, II 3-5 seconds.
220-yard Dash-Won by Franz
Galosso, Newark City Home: second
Gerado D'Annizi, Newark City Home
third, Leroy Hedges, Franklin
fourth, Morris Friedman, Montgom
cry Street Time, 90 seconds.
120-yard Hurdle Race-Won by Vim
cent Lalor, Franklin; second, Alansor
Partelow, Madison; third. William
Shawger. Boys Industrial; fourth
Arthur Klickert, Newark City Home
Time, 1915 seconds.
Running High Jump-Won by Wal
ter Wenzel. Washington Street; sec
! ond, Vincent Lalor, Franklin; third
Philip Krug, Bergen Street; fourth
Fred Muenster Sussex Avenue
Height, feet inches.
Running Hop, Step and Jump-Woi
by Morris Morganstein, Thirteenth
Avenue; second, Ivory McGhee, Boys
Industrial; third, Archie Armstrong
Miller Street; fourth, Thomas Farrell
South Eighth Street. Distance, 8
feet inches. New record).
ss0-yard Relay-Won by SUISSE: