New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02
HILL SCHOOL WALKS
OFF WITH TROPHY
Ca0tureS Team Prize in Bar
nard'S Annual Games,
with Big Scores.
WARD BOYS IN TROUBLE
Manhattan Prep. Athletes Ac-
cused of Competing On Cot
lege and School Teams
simultaneously.

simultaneously.
The Iill School track team. of Potts
Town. Penn. swept the field before it in
the annual indoor track and field games
az Barnard school I'm the armory of the
Nh Rcglmcut Yesterday. and. rolling up
a total of 'lN points. captured the point
trophy iu hollow style. With % points to
their credit the boys of Central High
school of Newark. came second. while
Stu,te.ant High School was iu third
Mace. with q points Manhattan Prep
scored l4 points. r.. Ward, Of Man
aattsn. ron under protest. however. and
the horors earned bv the Green and
White may Doe taken away when the in
vesteation az charges. which are Of
serious nature. is concludes.
40 was brought out in the protest
lodged against Ward tha, De has been
competins iu scholastic games and at
the same time reprc sc-Ire Manhattan
Co,lo2c n open competition. 1t was
CHARGED that both Edward Ward and
his brother Frank have played in sew
eral games OF basketball on the varsity
team of the COLLEGE. Newspaper clip
pings were presented 10 the referee show
ins that ON February f. Ward played
left guard on the Manhattan College bas-
kclban team against Fordham G'niver-
sity in the game 20 decide the champion
ship Of tho Catholic colleges.
The Manhattan boys encountered fur
Their trouble when the referee refused TO
allow j. Hulseboch to compete in the 600
yard rum Hulseboch was protested by
Or Shaw. of Hamilton Institute. and
Mr. Wright. Of De Witt Clinton High
school. j. was charged that Hulseboch
is the boy VINO won the one-mile race in
the Manhattan College games. took
third honors in the meet of Dickinson
High school and ran on the winning
relay team OF Manhattan Prep. in the
games of the High school Of Commerce
last week.
The charges against the Ward brothers
will Doe brought before the registration
committee Of the Amateur Athletic Union,
and If they are proved the boys will have
10 return an the prizes they have won
since the last week i'm January.
Joe Meyer. Of Central High School OF
Newark, who recently established a new
record for schoolboys at one mile. had an
easy time in winning the mile run. Meyer
crossed the line the victor by twenty
yards in minutes 90 2-5 seconds. For
about ha'f a mile the race was close, with
Meyer running back in the pack. j. g.
Moriarity Of Richmond Hill High School,
ran out ia the lead for about One-third of
the distance carrying the pack along at
terrific clip lie soon cracked and dropped
out of the race at the tnree-quarter mile
marx. -Four laps from home Meyer made
his run, and once ne flashed into the
lead the race was over 10 all intents and
purposes. one lap from home Meyer
spurted until he had d lead of almost
forty yards and then he slowed down and
walked over the finish.
That Hill School scored such a sweeping
victory was due TO its unexpected strength
80 thc novice events. OF the six novice
competitions the Pennsylvanians captured
first place i'm five and won second in the
oitl Yates Wao captured the novice y
pound shot-put. took second honors In the
l--nound shot-put for seniors. In the open
events Central High School was strongest
Iaeay. Of Central High School, won a
slashius race I'm the SS3-yard run. break
Ing the tape about three yards In front Of
Al Dougherty, Of Manhattan Prep. in
2a6 As. Walter Fisher. Of Stuyyesant
High School, the champion Of the Public
Schools Athletic League, scored in the
senior high jump. The bar was set at
feet 10 inches. but when measured with
a steel tape in the centre it was only
feet So inches above the floor. Fishers
lead was within one-eighth Of an inch of
the record for the Public Schools Athletic
League.
Tho summaries follow.
Sixty-yard dash novicei-Won by J.
Won Cleve, Hill School: +. Quincy, Hin
School second; J. Cantor, Erasmus Hall
High School, third; +. Littauer, Boys
High School, fourth. Time, O:gl.
siXty-yard dash Quniorl-Won by }.
Farrel. StuyVesant High School; J. Ma
gil, Manual Training High School, sec
ond. l.. BOuOn, Boys High School, third:
4. De Witt. public School, 45, Manhattan,
fourth. Time. OOl.
SXty-yard dash (seniOr-WOn by }.
Gardner Central high School, T.. j.
Ward. Manhattan Prep, second: J. Cohen
Stuyvesant High School. third: 5. White
stuyyesant High School, fourth. Time,
0as 10
tiuy-yarl dash-Won by o. Thrun-
stron Briant High School; II. Wagner
Central High School, second; j. RENDER
ger. Stuyvesant High School, third; A.
Butcher, Stuyvesant High School, fourth
Time, 900 10
So-yard run-Won by f. Lagay. Cen
tfal High School a. j. Doughcrty, Man
haitian Prep second; J. Peeso, Noun.
Vernon High School third 4. Hand,
Stuyyesant High School. fourth. Time,
-:Oj rs.
22O-yard dash (senioD-Won by J. How
ara, St Johns; Il. j. Ward, Manhattan
Prep, second: f. Houlihan. Manhattan
Prep. third. r. Feuerstein, Manual
Training High School, fourth. Time
e2O-yard dash Cjunior)-Won by w.
Heath Central High School. :. Turek'
Manual Training High School second; }.
Kordan. Public School AZ, Manhattan
third; H. Schulman. Morris High School,
Youth. Time 0:25 3-5.
Putting eight-pOund shot-Won by \.
Yates, Hin School. with put Of 81 feet
~ inches: S Lewis. Hill School, sec
24hdi with put OF 81 feet inches; w
y. Bradley, Mount Vernon High School.
third, with Il put OF - feet inches; NJ.
Ross, Irving School, fourth, with put
or ~ feet inches
Putting underground shot-WOn by r.
Cooke, New York Evening High School,
WIN nut Of 43 feet SIX inches; a.
Rates. Hill School. second. with put of
20 feet ! inch; &. Flores. Flushing High
school third, with put Of AZ feet
.n.heS; &. Armstrong, Flushing High
school fourth. with d put Of 30 feet II
,,GoC-yard run (novice) -Won by p.
nirady, ST. Johns Prep; y. Robinson,
snill School. second G. Parker. Hin
school third; c, Chiffon. Hill School.
p22O,,yard dash (novice)-W by r.
FRANKS Hill School. j. Abbey StuyVe-