The sun., 1915-03-28
FEUERSTEIN AIDS MANUAL
NIGHTLY TO WIN TROPHY
Scores Fifteen Points in Princeton Clubs Meet and
With Assistance of Egan and Few Others
Makes Clinton Take Second.

.dIc Fcuerstcin cut wide swath in
,ho games Of the Princeton Club OF New
York held in the Scvcnty-iirst Regiment
,ruory Yesterday afternoon and was
tho chicf factor in the winning OF the
po.o' trophy by Manual Training
Manual d.rcnted DE witt Clinton. winner
of il. meet last year. by 80 points to
q and Fcucistein had share in scoring
nnecu points for his school Feuer-
s,c.r was we'll backed up by Frank
Ee,r who won the senior high jump
and novice shot put in the Manual colors.
80 that these two boys left little for
,ho.r s.hooimates to do in order to
eiinrh the victory.
Tweuty.cieht schools took part in
fine competitions, which were spirited
throughout and marked by many close
finishes Stuyvesant was third in the
Standing with "a points and no less
,han seventeen schools shared in the
Scoring. the points Tailed being Manual
training. 80 DE witt Clinton. 2S Stuy-
yes,nt. "a. Poly Prep. II; Erasmus
Hall. ~ Morris High. II; Commercial.
10, 81 Johns Frep, =. Jamaica. \;
Eastern District. s. Horace Mann, J:
Trinity. r: Richmond lin, a. Barnard.
4 Flushing. 2 Hamilton Institute, >
Commerce, L.
ON three occas sions the records or the
public schools Athletic League were
beaten. hut the performances will not go
on the books as the meet is not under
IN, auspices OF the y. :. A. l.. Feucr-
stein started his successes by winning
the seventy yard dash for seniors in
: As seconds, a fifth OF IA second better
,h-r the Y. s A. l.. mark, made by
Klrchon OF Townsend Harris Hall in
iai2 He came TO the front again in
the 220 yard race for seniors, hut his
most spectacular victory was achieved
in the senior relay. In which he was the
anchor man for his team.
In the last quarter of the relay Feuer-
.,en was opposed by T. Balestier. the
Morris crack who previously had won
the half mile Reilly of Manual turned
over two yard lead to Feuerstein, hut
R,lestiet jumped him at the start and
~, such not pace that when the bell
rang for the last lap he still had a
lead oftwo yards. At the last turn
Feuerstein had been unable to cut down
NE lead but he still had wonderful
speed In reserve and simply flew down
me short stretch TO nail Balestier on
the tape. The time or ~ 80 IN
NTH Of a second faster than the y. $,
A L. record made by Manual in 1908.
IN the half mile relay for 100 Founders
the winning De witt Clinton team
finished In 40 AS, two-nfths OF a
second better than the i. S. A L.
figures.
There was another thrilling race In
hr ore mile for seniors. in which s
Haines Of jamaica High showed both
Judgment and pluck. There was mixup
~ the first turn. in which Haines was
crowded so far back that half Of the
race had been run before he began to
ct In touch with the leaders. w.
Smith o, Erasmus was leading. with l..
leverito, ST. Johns Prep. in close at
eadance. Haines slipped by them both
-wo laps from the finish. but l.everito
vas by no means beaten and at the bell
p. sho, by Haines and took a two yard
cad while the Jamaica hoy was trying
% get up speed. The task looked hope
SIS fof Haines. but he pcrsevered and
ought 80 gtmely in the last Atty yards
nat he nipped Leveri,o just AZ the line
Many OF the boys received bumps IN
i,ls at the turns and two OF them had
%. be attended by the regfIner'ai
surgeons r. Stanfield of Bryant came
jawn 10 heavily in tho half mile senior
fsce that his knee joint was dislocated.
When J. Galvani fell II the start OF the