New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Dog Gets Picture
on Programme Cover
POLYTECHNIC BOYS
WIN RELAY RACE
Brooklyn Schools Team
Is First in Struggle at
ArmOry Games.

To the sound of exultant cheers, the
colors Of the Polytechnic Preparatory
School were carried 20 victory IN the
one-mile preparatory end high school
relay race. which was the feature oil
the annual athletic games held oy
Stuyvesant High School at the 7ls'
Regiment Armory last night. The Liv'
ineston ST. students were clicked in the
excellent time OF 3 minutes az 40 sec
onds. Bloomfield High School ano
Dickinson High School finished in the
order named.
Eight teams were entered. The race
was keenly contested throughout and
for the first quarter Of mile Poly
led by inches over Bloomfield, with
Stupvesant. Commerce and South Slde
High School, of Newark, yard behino
in the order named. In the next fur
long NJ. Cook, who was the second run
ner for Bloomfield brought his schools
colors to the fore and handed his team,
mates lead Of FIVE yards ut the emo
of the first half mile.
Charles, the third runner Tor Poly.
set out desperately 20 overtake klce
of Bloomfield. the leader. Gradually
he closed in, and by the time the next
300 yards of the distance had been Gov
cred Charles mad regained the lead for
his teammates. He sent Ben Levenson,
the anchor man, away with ieao OF
five yards, which ne held to the end,
The surprise of the evening was the
defeat of George Bronder, OF Poly, the
national champion javelin thrower, IN
the l2-pound shot put event. bronder
was the favorite. and was Leading until
the final throws, when J. Sinclair. OF
Stuyvesant, pushed the iron weight 43
feet 2 inches, which was enough to beat
the field. Bronder had to be content
with second place. His heave was az
feet 5l5 inches. o
In the quarter-mile relay in the ITO
pound class, the flying quartet OF De
Witt Clinton High School won easily
leading the entire distance, Eastern
District was second, ten yards BEHIND.
There were three events open 10
evening high school athletes. The hrst
to be decided was the 65-yard dash,
which was marked by blanket finish:
c. Evans, Of South Brooklyn, breasted
the tape inches ahead of A. Woods, OF
Brooklyn. He also won the 22O-yard
dash easily.
one-mile re.ay unlimited: scratch: high and
prep schools)-Won BY Poly. Prep team; composed
Of C. Ferguson. v Raymond. NJ g. Charles ana
b. Ieyenson Bloomfield High School team. with
H. Stsub Peck. Van Houten and NJ Cook, secohd
Dickinson High School team. with {. holSom. =
Buch. p Buchanan and A Puryis' third' hne
Trelye-pound shot put--won by J. Sinclair
stuyvesant. 43 feet inches; g. Bronder roy
Prep a. feet ca inches. Second Elliott Bryant
44o-yafd relay llO-pound class scratch; high
with Brsverman Ruttenberg. Leher and weinstein;
Eastern District team. with Bornan. Carhn' Schotn-
with Ecksien Stewart. washow aud Bntt' third
I s1yya5d dash Cunio baqdc2p clGssdaw9n
Glass i (scratch) second: J. Hunter. Glass 3 IL
q feetl. third. Time. 0ol .,...s, w.,
SiXty-yard dash Senior; handicap; c,oseG l-M g
by W Mcmahon, Glass D q fecil II. Gillespie;
Glass : d q feet) second: f. Cipolls. Class J
Is feeO third. Tine. O.o5. 49,.
sixty -fvc-yard dash scratch: eyeains hish
schools l-Won by G. Evans South Brooklyn; A
Woods. Brooklyn. second: W. Elliott Brooklyn
Half-miie nun ihandicsp: evening high sehcols-
Won BY Hertzel. New York 80 yards) b Schwe-
lyn (24 yardsl. third Time. 2.OT 80
Han mile run handicap; high and preparatory
sohoolsl-Won by KokOn. Dickinson High school
Us yards T. Gsrlock. Bloomfield High school llo
ysrds1, second: Lobeck. Eng.ewood High School
j22 yardsl third Time. 2'O5 80 s.,.....-.,,,
Half-mile run (hsndicap: closed TO Stuyves ant =
Won by A sarschek Class Alb rs yardsl Il.
Siegel Glass 7B 20 yardsl. second; ~ Nhlier'
class ID no yards) third Time. ? Is 50
sSS-ytrd run Handicap suyyesant eI members)
Won nv G. II. Cuppen go yards: b. LeVenson
% vards). second: A. Lent % yards Dehmo
l-y,,r1 third Time 0.33 60.
g6o-yard nun novice: open TO high ana prepsrs,-
~ ecboolsl-Won by sharp. Engiewoodi ran
High school Of Commerce; secoid' biocA' 'oi"-
merge third Time. 0:35 -. 49,, --,..,.,
2soad dash .Oc9 70 evening SIadv6 hs1 Bsasen
Vc V Work. second: SCHUYLER. New York. third
ii oHe-sp midget ulO pound class; hsndssplwon
by Helms Class ID q 90 ysrdsl VI Coheh
Class Is yardsl, segSnd; ~ n, LiiehendoH' CLASS
One-iap unlimited weight (handicap; closedl-
Won By d. Marshall. Class 10 @ YARDS o.
Fhrens Glass IL 40 yards), second, +. y: heihhy'
Cisss II, Is yardsl third. Time, 0;2O 80.
FIst-yesr resy 1andeSp: teams ~ .,b.- shq Ne,
Ter Perrin and Dalyl. (25 yards Cess ~ lsasek'
Haberman Isensteln and Cipohal 10 yardsl' sec
oN THINNING high jump topen TO high and prep
schooisJ-won BY Brookman' Dickinson Ing hlsn
school q feet 8 inches); A keene, Cathedral
scL"ni " feet inches) second: A. Haywood.
Flushing High School Is feet Z inches) third