The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-13
HIGH SCKOOL NOTES

For the first time in many years Bridgeport High school is represented by track team Of late years track work at B. H. S. has been a dead 4ssue but this year ssHerb'' Tucker, Boys department secretary of the F. H. c. A., Oil cred his services as coach with the result that much interest n this sport has been aroused among the student body. MT. Tucker is an alumnus Of New Hampshire State col Eege, running on the track team and managing 1t in his senior year.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the Y. M c A. the B. H. S. team will engage in ts first local interscholastic meet The athletes of Hartford public high school
 Il furnish the opposition to the local boys. All is in readiness now and as
 eafnss of the Hartford team here entails a large expense. a big -ttendance is looked for.
 The entries and the order of the vents will be:
 Fifteen yard dash. B. H. s-Hurley. 4yon, Porter. Leverty. Rocket. H. P H. S.-Wood, Hicks, Enis.
 Running high jump, B. H. s.-Bump. Russe1. Luippo1d, Banks. HIP. H. s.
 Ejorn, Mcdonald.
 t One-half mile run B. H. S.-Moul- on, Beach. Banks. Porter. H. P. IF. S.lFrance
 2 Stardfne broad jump, B. H. S.-Lev- erty. Casey, Bump Luippo1d B. H .-Ejorn, DeWing, sDonchin.
 One hundred yards dash, B. Fl S. Leyerty, Russell. Bump. Speer, Lr1ips pold. H. F. H. S.-Woc5, Hicks, HoI-. is
 Twelve pound shot put. B. H. S. Murphy. Leverty. Cosgrove. Bump. H. P. H. s-Hudson, o,Connor. Easland
 Running broad Jump-Bump, Lever ty, Casey. Chapman. H. P. H. B. Ejorn, Donchin.
 One-half mile relay, B. H. SPor- Fter. Hurley. Banks, Leverty. IT. F. IT. iS.-Fox, Swan, HefdIer Hollis The basis Of scoring will be first place five poiRs; second place three points and third place one point The first event will be run off promptly 4 ats3 o'clock.
 This afternoon in room 16 an intel flectual treat for the members of MT. I Swartz,s third and fifth period Junior English class was held. The treat was in the form of a debate by the I representative teams Of the two ject, Resolved, That Capital Punish 1 ment Should Be Abolished. - The af- ffrmative side was upheld by the third period team composed of Elwood Weiss. William Yates and Clarence Keating. Upon the negative were Edward Leary, David Dorkin and Hugh ALavery, Vaughn Garner was chairman for the occasion and the judges were MT. Swartz, Mrs Sulli- i van and Mrs. Wright
 Isador Kotler '16 was recently elected president of the Hebrew Boys club.
 The junior class held the regular monthly meeting this noon in room h.
 J. TaImadge Corcoran, the well known and popular member of the Junior class, will act as an end man in the minstrel show to be given by St Charles church next month.
 MT. Kicker has been conductfng ex- periments with maple syrup in his laboratory for several days. He is 1 the owner of a maple syrup farm ]! in New Hampshire or Vermont. I The executive committee of the A. A. met in room one this noon to con- sider the protest registered by the minstrel show upon April 2S and 24. That society intends giving a play upon the 24th but as prepara- lions for the minstrel show have al- f ready been completed the date of the l Dramatics play will most likely be changed
 Yesterday afternoon Robert Shy