New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
StuyvesantHiggh
Runners Land
Relay Races

Stuyvesant High Schools relay teams
captured two of the five open events
at the annual games of the Eastern
District High School held at the 47th
Regiment Armory, Williamsburg, yes
terday afternoon. The Manhattan boys
won their respective honors by com
Portable margin, beating among their
rivals some of the best school teams in
the city.
The first Stuyvesant triumph was
in the 440-yard relay race for high
schools, in which the High School of
Commerce finished second. In third
place was the second team entered by
Stuyvesant. The Commerce boys put
up determined fight for three relays,
when the anchor Stuyvesant runner
managed to pull away into lead
A surprise was Stuyvesant's victory
IN the one-mile relay race, in which De
witt Clinton was second. 1t was a
duel fight throughout, with Stuyvesant
earning its brackets in the final ten
yards. Morris was third, only several
yards behind the winner
Scratch runners came through in the
majority of the races closed to
students of the Eastern District High
School. In the 440-yard race S. D. Sana-
core won as he pleased in Sc 2-5 sec
onds, while C. Vitola, Isidore Schetfer
and H. Eitelberg were also the back
markers to come through in their re
spectlve races.
The summary follows:
q sV feo9 dash R handf fsa by Tehman
lswits Scratch, third; j. Iipsky G foen fourth
FOO yard dash; 9andicap--,,won by l. schaeffer
,scralsehl NJ. kobrcner a Yards. second: $.
.o1 4oyard run h4ndieap-Won by s. r.. sans
Boanrlman (S5 YARDS third Time, 90 % seconds
sao ,1 nun; h,s,ndieapMWog by vitoIe
B. Bender 8 yards'' thIr Time 3 s sSsSG
,,' s-poun o shot put, hsndcapoWon by |; schaef-
Scratch! with IS feet. second: NJ. Kolbrennsr 6
i {, 9oo win "a feet ihiEd H. Bank "a feeu. with
-, Standing broad jump, handicap-won by II
Tuaaoerg 6 nGhes YIN feet inches; !.
4; Iaclser a inches With feet inches Third third
W Perman a inches, with feet 6 inches
III Running N high lgmp hendicaap-wqu by J. Nj.
with feet, third; B. Iarekoyer Is Inches witli
feet 10 inches. fourth
Class IA4. second Glass IA3 third Time.
$50 yard relay-won by Class a.: Glass "a. sec.
ond Glass IS, third Time, l;59,
nar 6 rf e W ss@oa BY \ H s"b e fso fee
Time, .02 20
OPEN EVENTS.
800 yard relay Elementary schools)--Won by
p, :. 10, Manhattan (CherkoSa, katz posa and
siegeD; S g.. Manhattan fkorb Wolarsly
Smith and Kietitzl, second; ?. S ~. Brooklyt
tReeye. Noes. Eisman and perlman) trd Time
0:47.
p, $50 yard relay elementary schools)-Won by uol,
Trinity Voudy. Atkinson iagan and Rcwley)
H. Manhattan Nashalian. Durso. Samol
4 quo phter) second; st Johns Academy Mac
l.45 N
40 yard relay .(high schools)-Won hy stuyye-
SAINT fist team tBlinder, Orlstein, Icyinstein and
kassoI) High School Of Commerce (Obeman Car
ter Dauk and Goldberg. second Stuyvesant second
team CGor9cy. Stern, IIaperin aud Weiscrl third
Tine. 0:j73-I.
ssoysrd relay thigh schoos)--won by BOYS
lgh Davis. LANCER. scleppi and Cohcn) De Wit
clinton lPicmont, Sampson, Wolf and Cohen)
second s.. Johns Prep (Ackeall. Mitchell, IiIrt.
gen and Doye); third; Time, l;46 80
81 oHe-mile medley relay thigll schools Won b,
sStyyesant Allan, Roth Coyle and Horn): DE
m m' ' ne@omd Wak lreTam HGveT and kauf
and Rosc), third. Time, 5.l4 IS