The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-26


Evander Childs vs.. Townsend Harris at
poly prep vs.. St. Johns Prep at Poly
&. Y. L.. Freshmen vs.. Morris at Ohio
Richmond Hill vs.. Bushwick at Rich
Upsaia college vs.. Newman School at
Flushing vs.. De witt Clinton q. Flush
Erasmus Hail Va. Manual ain at
Ad.lphl Academy Va. Hamilton institute
Hoboken VS.. St. Francis Prep at Ho-
New Utrecht W.. Commercial a. Yves,
Mount vernon w. stuyvesant at Mount
Vernun.
The Adeiphi Academy tennis players
showed marked superiority over those OF
New Utrecht High School on the
Adeiphi courts yesterday afternoon.
| Only the doubles matches were COM
pleted. the home players winning both
Of them. The singles we're Just well
under way when rain caused a ces-
! sation OF hostilities.
In the doubles Banks I'M Durham
! Of Adelphi defeated NJ. Daminsky and T.
Daminsky OF New Utrecht, 60. 6-3.
and Halstead and Towse OF Adelphi
beat Mckinney and Martwick, e..
-.
In the singles play before rain set
in. Durham. Adelphi. led Martwick,
-: Towse. Adelphi. led Mckinney
s-3. and O'Neill. Adelphi. was even
with NJ. Daminsky. Is.
|, Cornell will hold its annual inter
.,t-t,tl- ,.,A 49, a., ~ ,.,.i
! and semi-fnal heats will be run in the
morning. leaving the finals for the after
noon. The events include 100 and 22u
yard dashes. 100 and eco yard hurdles
one mile run, 40 yard run. two mill
run. half mile run. twelve pound shot
put. twelve pound hammer throw. pole
vault. running high jump and running
broad jump.
John Spence. brother OF Bernie Spence
Is one Of the leading candidates for as
sistant track manager at Poly Prep
Bernie tied with Hal Finley OF Morris fol
the all around championship in 1914.
Coach Stanley McC;ahie II trying e
arrange dual meets for the Poly Pref
track team with S~tuyvesant and Eras
mus Hall. The difficulty seems 10 hinge
on the events TO be contested. Poly
insists upon the regular =. : A l.. con
tests. while Stuyvesant and Erasmus
would like 10 have special races.
The Poly Prep track team has beef
entered in the following meets May 10
81. Johns College; May 90. 81. Paul
School May %. Lehigh or stevens Ma!
80. Lafayette or Rutgers June 10. ma
tional inierscholastl at Newark.
The Poly Prep track team scored {?
points in eight OF the indoor scholasti
meets held during he last season. II
three meets IL won the poiH; trophy. an
In a fourth was beaten out by one point
Its track victories were in the Easter
Interscholastic. under the auspices O
ST. Johns College. Erasmus Hall an
Stuyvesant. Poly was beaten out h,
one point at It's own games. Al IN
~Stuyvesant games Poly won IN the poin
scoring system used by the L. :. \. l.
Stuyvesant had a way Of its own. an
under it's own system tied with Poly
The latter. however. has been acknow
edged TO he the winner.
Coach Stanley McGahie had twent
track and field athletes representa-
Poly in all OF the meets. Al the End q
each June trophies are awarded 10 m
schools making ;he best showing \
the close OF the indoor season Jack Tai
bot led for the Is. Turnbull trophy, ri
fered for the best performance on IN
track Shimpf. for the william Siegris
trophy. offered FOR the hes, performanC
on the field. and II. Iongman. for III
Burt Van S!clen trophy. offered To IN
Junior scoring the most points. NJ II
Wit, is leading for tho Gordon Thaye
trophy. offered for the athlete scorin
the most points. In the last six year
Poly has won three meets each indoc
season.
\ list Of the point scorers Tor IN
indoor season follows: Al De wit
:2t. J. Talbot, H., Macdonald, $
. Wickwire, 81. Shimpf, 6, clarke.
Page. . J brotherhood. = Molloy. A..
IL Iougnan. II. Maloney, 81. Gatel'
3 VI. Redmond. 3. Bullock. "a WI
kinson, . l.uger. ! Kelly. ! Raymond
| Lucas. y Mendcs. L..
The Ct. Johns College A. 4 will he,