New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-07
More than 500 Boys Take
Part i'm Silver Ami
versary Games.
STUYVESANT HIGH
WINS POINT TROPHY
Garlock, White and Smith Set
New Marks in Races at
Barnard School.

school, held at the god Regiment Armo-
~, Fort Washington Avenue and l68th
Street. Although the new marks were
set in the senior 22O-yard, sSO-yard
and one-mile runs, the records will not
be recognized by the Public Schools
Athletic League because they were not
made in a championship meet.
More than five hundred schoolboys,
representing fifty public and private
schools, took part in the games, and the
Dig programme was run or IN rapld-fire
order by John ]. Walsh, the referee;
John j. McHugh, the starter, and Billy
Rossbach, the announcer.
The senior point trophy was won by
the young athletes of Stuyvesart High
School, with 20 points. Central High
School, of Newark, end Morris High
School were tied for second and third
places, with 10 points each. and Eras-
mus Hall High School, with 9 points.
was fourth. Hill School, Poly Prep and
Huntington High School, with points
each, accounted for the stray places.
The most sensational race of the
afternoon was that of the one-mile
senior relay, which was won by the
team Of VI. Taub, II. Schulman. II. Fin
ley and Eddie Ba'estier of Morris HIGH
School, in 339 3-5, with Manual Train
ing second and the boys of Hamilton
Institute third.
FROM the start the race was n thrill
ing affair, with the Morris and Manual
boys taking turns at forcing the pace.
Balestler, anchor man on the Morris
team, clinched victory for his school in
the final relay, beating the Manual an
chor man in a driving finish, by six
yards.
Another sterling performance was
that of Eddie Garlock, of the Bloom
held High School, in the half-mile sem
Tor run. Garlock stayed back until the
bell lap, and then set sail after Balestier
and NJ. Charles, of Poly Prep, who were
ten yards in the van. Balestier had
been making the pace from the start,
ana although he made a desperate eff
fort to stave off Garlocks RUS. in the
hnal lap he was not equal 10 the COCA
sion, the Bloomfield boy Whining BY
scant foot, with Balestier second and
Charles third.
The winners tin was 2:cA 4-5, which
wipes out the old figures Of 2:O5. made
by. Alvin Lent, of Stuyvesant High
School. in 1912.
Another record to go by the boards
was the mark for the senior 220-yard
dash, in which Maynard White. the
fleet Stuyvesant champion, romped
home in % 2-5 seconds, lettering the
old figures of "a 1-5 seconds, made by
A. Van Wrinkle, of Boys High School,
in 1911.
The fourth occasion upon which
Father Time received jolt from the
schooleoys occurred when w. Smith,
OF Erasmus Hall High School, defeated
a last field in the blinking time of
4:45 40. The old record was 4:46 4-5.
established in 1913 by L. Won Mechow.
of Curtis High School.
The big armory was continually re-
echolng TO the frantic shouts and cheers
of the schoolboys and their friends,
and the meet was one Of the most sue
eessful in the history of Barnard
School.
The summaries follow:
22o-yard dash tsenori--Won b. VI White Stuy-
'esant H.. =: A. Rothschud Commercial High
second II. Finley Morris High. third Time.
SSoyari nun tseniorl-won by T.. Garloct
bl9oThsh II : T. B4iesrer Morris H. : Sec
ond. NJ Charles. Poly Prep third: J Mitchell.
Mount Vernon n. :. fourth Time 2Oi2-5
I5yard dash novice Won by G. smith. HID
School. A. Campbell Hl school second: r.
Brown. Enge"ood liish. third. Time OS S-5
lOO-yaId dash Quni1r-Won o. l. Cooper Sluy.
'esant ~: : W Goldman. Erasmus Hall H. ;,
OIL Is. -N'
lOO-ysrt dash Cseniorl Won BY NJ White stuy.
yeSsnt H. = r. Muentter. Central II. :. second:
J. Won Clese. Hill school third. Time. 10 IS
50-yard dash Q0O-pound limit: miIgetl-Won
BY l. ,,,. Le%elyn. Central II $: y. Nuremberg
Ethical Culture. uiri Time 0 .06 -
O0oyMd run lnoycel-Won by H. Rawson
Bloomfield H. :: p Chapman. 81. Paups School
22o-ysri Dash Qunior,-won by e. Ruddeback
StuyEcsant II. =; +. Haender Richmond Hill H.
s. second N. Byork. Commercial H. 5. third
PauIs School. p. Al. I'M school second. c
Forescue. East Orange II ). third Tine, 20 IS
tiO-yard run leleinen, airy school. 10 pounds.
relay Won by p. 5. TO- Manhattan. F. 5. ~
Time ga 3-5. ''1''4'' ''''''
one mile relay (senior,-won nv Morris II. $.
Manual Training second Erasmus Hall H. s.
30 yard dash lnoyi,c,-won by c. smith Hin
School: y. savage Flushing n :. second: A
Campbell. Hill School. bird Time. 0 2j rs
Onc-hal' mile relay lbu'k weight. 40 pounds
Won by Poly Prep. School Trinity School. second
IT. Johns College Prep. third. Time. 80.
One-me run (scniorl--W uy ". smith Eras-
mus Hall High School St Jones Hunt ngt0n
High school second G Allen Central High school
Hirh jump lseniorl-Won by F. Egan. Manual
Training High School. 7 Roberts. Enslewood H'gh
schooi third All red m fso' g Inches and
I'M shed In order named on junp-oT
High jump inovceJ-Won Nv H. Bemis Hiu
School, o zee, nc6e,. IS FrsncRe. East orange '
Msaa T' 4an6s as s o2 s d.d NTn @d
lGP seRod 'n Sd Pp r OF % ci btl'g
sHsla'r s.qyys.aa, His6 Shoe? g fesi So iqcee'
5ls Inches. third. 49,. ,-,-,,., W. = w.,
burn s., Paul.' school Nm put 2t ~ feet ~.
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