Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-24
Local SchOOlbOys Continue in
Winning Form at Dickinson
High School Games.
BOUGHT0N is DUAL WINNER
Eisenstein, John Gardner and
opposite Successful in
Sprint Races.

SRt TIA ftoNOos
Concluding its indoor season, Cen
trail High Schools track team cap
tured the bronze Mercury point
trophy yesterday afternoon at the
fourth annual indoor games of the
Dickinson High School Athletic AS
| ISOLATION, which was held in the
Fourth Regiment Armory, Jersey
City. Centrars athletes accounted
for So points. Dickinson High School
was second in the race for the trophy,
with total of % points. Third
place went to Erasmus Hall, with Is
points. The winning of the meet was
| a hitting conclusion to the season s
record of the Centralites. In the four
starts of the Central team this sea-
son 1t has come out with flying colors,
and has won every indoor meet this
winter 1t has entered a team in.
Charles Boughton, the great miller
of the Central team, was the star
| individual performer of the afternoon.
He accounted for first place in both
the mile end half-mile events. In the
mile, Boughton killed off Levine, the
Bayonne High School distancer, and
Tom Diyeny, OF Montclair High
School, with two laps TO CO. A cir
cult and half from home, Boughton
increased his speed and Tapped the
trailers of the field. Levine and
Diveny finished second and third, far
behind, while fourth place went to
Moriarity, of Richmond Hill High
School.
The half-mile was a similar romp
for Boughton. Levine, of Bayonne,
was again the Central runners
closest contender, and finished sec
ond, with Koltoff, of Dickinson, and
Hearn, of Erasmus Hall, third and
fourth respectively. The times OF
4.42 1-5 for the mile and 2.0S rs for
the half-mile were very good, con-
sidering the small fifteen-lap to a mile
track.
Central made clean sweep of the
sprints. Eisenstein captured the
fifty-yard novice event while Johr
Gardner and Charles opposite broke
the tape first in the fifty-yard senior
and Junior sprints respectively. Nor.
man Wiss, of Barringer, was fourth
in the senior event.
Lyle Hutchings, another of the Cen
trail youngsters. accounted for SECOND
place in the high jump, won bs
Hanks, of Dickinson High School
with a leap of 5 feet and inches.
, Central appeared to be in line fol
, five additional points in the half-milt
novice. Charles Allen won his heal
easily, and was moving up toward
the front of the field on the SECOND
lap of the final heat, when he wal
stricken with cramp and forced tt
retire. Norman Gardner. OF Central
secured fourth place. b. Court, OF
Moptclair High School, won the race
with A. K. Dillingham;, of Newark
| Aoa zanand phil
! fourth man in the junior high jump.
The relay race was a runaway fol
Central. After a bad start, Schaeffel
turned over a slight lead to Benatre
who opened up wide gap. -rRubir
maintained the advantage, while An
gus, the Central anchor, loafed hons
an easy winner.
The summary:
OMEN Run-Won by Charles Bough
ton, Central aI, High School; Leayey Levine levine,
Diyeny, Montciair High School, third
John Moriority, Richmond Hill Higi
School. fourth. Time, Am; ~ los.
Boughton, Central High school; Leavey
Levine, Bayonne High School, second
Koltof, Dickinson High School, third
A. Hearn, Erasmus Hall, fourth. Time
900 Yard Dash tsenior)-won by NJ
Tishman, Erasmus Hall; Anderson, Dick
insoh aIgn S M sscodo Andlep frf
Erasmus Hall, fourth. Time, $685.
800 Yard Dash lJunior)-Won by spiro
De Witt. Clinton; Shamrock, Dickinson
College, third; F, Mcdonald, Erasmus
FIFTY; Yard Dash SseniSrlEWon u; 6{
ond; w. Meslok, Stevens Preparatory
. school, third; Norman wiss, Barringel
High School, fourth. Time, 61-5s,
Eisenstein mr. Central raI High School; PETE
Harvey, Yonkers High School. second
David Wallace, Bayonne High School
third; Strauss, Dickinson High School
Charles Esp opposite. Genital High School
Ginzburgh De witt Clinton. second |;
Birch, Dickinson High school fourth
Time. 8 1-5s.
High Jump 1unior,-Wen by Stein
garter, Eastern District High Ign school se6n v
Briggs, Dickinson, third; Pin Krug
Central High School, fourth. Height, 5ft
4 High Jump (seniorlIWon by Hanks
Central High School, second; Ralph Run
yon, Plainfeid High School, third; Buck
man. Dickinson High School, fourth
Height, it. In.
ton Covert, Montclair High School; A. X
Dillingham;, Newark Academy, second
Rockwell, Erasmus Hall, third; N. Gard
: ner, Central High School, fourth, Time
los Pound One Third Mile Midget Re
lay-won by, Dickinson High seh 90
/, (Renner, Buckley, ,Gioscia, Marionl; Rich
! mond Hill, second; De Witt Clinton
third; Xavier High School, fourth Time
om 10 4-5s.
One Mile Senior Relay-won by Cen
trail High School Jake Schafer Benatre
Abe Rubin, August De. Witt Clinton
High School, second; Morris High School
third Time, 3m. 81 4-5s.
Junior Relay-Won by Erasmus Hal
Of. Dougherty, Wheeler, Mcdonald, Hig
gins); Dickinson High School,. second
De witt Clinton High School, third
Time, I'm. 45s.
Point Score-Central High Of New
ark, So; Dickinson High Of jersey
City, rs; Erasmus Hall Of Brooklyn
1S: De Witt Clinton Of Manhattan, 16i
Bayonne High, 8; Stevens Prep, q
Montclair High, z; Newark Academy
6; Eastern District High Of Brooklyn
s; Xavier High of Manhattan, s;
Richmond Hill, 4; Yonkers High. g.
Plainfield, 2; st. Peters, 2.