New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-01
ped and Black Athletes
Capture II Points in
Championship.
SECOND PLACE GOES
TO STUYVESANI
schoolsoys Break No Records
bit Two Marks Have
Close Shave.

-, ,.os-s. came into is own in WIZ
-. he eleventh annual tra>h ana ne.o
.s.-.n,onsh,p of the hieh schools OF me
-, 3, the 47th Regimen Armof\' WI.
t.-.sa,~e Yesterday afternoon Tine "'"
I'D Black athletes rolled lp The U'' '''''
~ O. points and nosco o.t sun NeS""''
ub,eb vas second. with % points '' '|
,-.si, Manual Training Hlen S'noo''
abicb oon the title last year. was Oh" '''"'
,,o,. with : points while UaiIns '.""N
i o-5c. came Morris High the tHHn
s.,ool ~ commerce. tied with points
v-.s-,,,s Hall. Curtis and Far RocNa"aH
s.s4iccte6 ats Richmond hill with a' id
80 With o po.rts. and BOYS High saNeo
,-o-, oblivion with a lone point won lh
b. mining high jump oy d. Peop.e.
c,,,,or had well balanced team with
Sufficient number of stsr pe'I'' ''e'S
q, zee her through. The points were
,cored bv winning three first places. TWO
s.cor6s Two thirds and two iour'hS'
,~i..,, also Won the two relay races
a,.o, did not count IN the score Gins
h,rr captured the gold medal ln me
,0a-va-6 dash FOR juniors Splro the jun
,o- the howard dash. and ROOD. me
,aA,ar5 high hurdles There was some
,,sstio, OF The validity Of Rood victory
for r appeared 10 many that he hao
Knocked down three hurdles i'm his nshI
,,t+ the INSPECTORS reported that only TWO
,ad fallen and the victory was allowed.
NO records We're broken but that oe-
,~scted not iot from the interest ana
those ~ school boys VINO hraved the
dourpour TO cheer their iaVorles on
found nlertv over which 90 eHtnu>e IheN
seized unon every opportunity I-acA Oh
Keen compctition in the one-mile run ana
,,. a-a.,grd dash for seniors may have
.xp.slred Vhy q new standard was not
..tsbrsbed n each event I'm the one
mile Frank Jenkins. OF Far RockaWay.
me scholastic cross country champion
won a. ne pleased by about twenty wards
q, 4-4-5 one second behind the record
hung up Dog Legs Won Mellow o.
Curtis last wear. , Tommy Lennon. OF GUY
rs p,ayed with the field in the 22o-yard
dash and Was one-hfth Of second be
hind "F.p" Nan Wrinkles record OF -4--'
seconds made three years ago.
The one-mile run. although jenkins lea
from start To finish. was Of greater inter-
est 10 the crowd because Of che thrilling
fights for the minor positions. and Joe
Wocott o. Clinton. who won second
place IN the closing strides OF the race
received greater ovation for his p-lckl
finish than did Jenkins FOR running rings
around his field.
The m ment the pistol flashed al the
rart Jenkins went out INTO the lead. ano
sp after lap increased his advantage IN
iii al one point ne was some fifty yards
IN front OF his held After the half mile
mark was passed all interest in the first
place was lost. and the attention Of the
crowd turned TO Wolcott. McCracken and
Jean Moriarty. v no were waging bitter
fSht for the other places. Morarty and
McCracken ran in the order named. al
ternating IN the pacemaking 10 try and
cut down the cad OF jenkins. Il was of
little use. for the flying negro kept care
I'll watch on the fed and maintained his
position
II came down 10 the last lap, with Nc
Cracker and Moriarty lighting A merry
battle not 10 cut down the leaders mar
gin. but TO win places themselves. Three
out Of the middle Of the bunch and. rae
inE as he never raced before, caught the
pscenakers on the far turn and beat
them in the rush for the tape.
Tommy Lennon. who under the colors
az the New York Athletic Club. won the
national Junior sprint championship. rep
resented Curtis High School yesterday
afternoon. and had little trouble In out
running MS field. In the final heat ne
crossed the tape eased up and looking
over his shoulder in close 10 record time.
Billy Albrecht Of Stuyyesant High, was
IN second position about eight yards back
Huelsenbeck. OF Manual Training High
School won a slashing race In the half
mile run. breaking the tape some FIVE
Yards in front OF Wolcott. who did so
we'll In the one-miie run later. The Man
usl boy took the lead after half turn
% the track. and bounding along with
smooth, swinging stride stayed out just
beyond reach Of his rivals searles. OF
Richmond Hill. finished with rush. and.
gaining some twenty yards on the las, ha,f
lap. snstched third place right on, ., the
grasp Of I'd balister. jr.. Of stuvvesant
High School
Howard Cam. Of the High School OF
Commerce. won the shot put in command.
ing style he showed the leaden ball on,
i3 feet ~ inches. and defeated Finley ~
Morris. who vac second. with 90 fee,
inches. While Cams performance is
some feet behind the record made nv
Pat Coney Of Bryant four years ago !,
is lttle short OF remarkable In that he
has only recently recoS cred from a broken
lex and has been or crutches for about
month
With the exception of Lemons per-
Torrance in the 22o-ysrd dash. the sprint
ING Was below standard. The loo-yard
dash Tor juniors WAS won i'm II is sec
onds. while the senior century fell 70 NJ
J. White in II seconds nat Spiro. the
Clinton runner. Won the furlong dash for
juniors IN p Is seconds. fsr below the
standard time for the distance
The summaries follow.
10 yard run Won D., Hullscnbeck Msnus
aiming Woicou De VIA clinton. second
st-rlSs. Richmond Jan. third. + galis,er r.
ei.lhts~nt. fourth Time ~
10 ara dash 5unlorl-No0 by Cinsherg
~ VIII Clinton n CSminez Manual Train
lnN scona Brown. Jamaica third London
S'sy' 'sAni fourth. Time. OIL i-5
~ lefo Cash tscni0r) Won by White
stvlNes4nt. T. White. sfuy,esant second. "
fHf'en' Ht0lvesant. third. " Finn High
SfaDpi OF commerce. fourth Time OIL
,.,Io.s" 'u Iesnman reisy-Won by De Witt