The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
CLINTON ATHLETES
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL
Win Team Trophy in Meet Of
Princeton Club in 22d
Regiment Armory.
DE LA SALE SECOND
Galburt Of Morris High
Crashes Through Glass Panel,
Is Sent to Hospital.

ethiotea OF de VIII clinton hiBh cchoo'
yesterday won the team trophy 1t the
ninth annual intsrscholastio athletic
meet Of the Prinoeton Club In the
| Twenty-second Regiment Armory. The
Red and Black athletes won the hand
some cup by the scant margin OF
points over the De Ia Sale Institute
team. Clinton garnered 20 points while
the private school lads rolled up ~.
Third place went to the Manual Train
! ing athletes Of Brooklyn who collected
IS. Poly Prep finished fourth and Stuy-
vesant NTH. Thirteen other schools
broke into the scoring column.
The meat. although keenly contested
and a big success from all angles, was
marred considerably by an accident to
| one of the sthletes which resulted in
the runner being removed 70 st. Law
| renee Hospital In a serious condition.
Samuel Galburt Of 1881 Washington
avenue, representing Morris High School,
was the lad to meet with the mishap.
The accident came In the second heat
OF the 100 yard senior dash when the
sturdy Bronx athlete went crashing into
the plate glass panel In one Of the doors
which are a few feet from the finish OF
the sprints. Galburt's hands and head
went Though the glass. He cut an ar.
terry In his left arm and suffered lacera
tions of both head and hands.
Competition Is Keen.
Although no records were broken. the
competition was the keeneet in years.
many Of the races being decided by the
scant margin of a foot. Although there
were many boys who received two
prizes, the only Lad to garner two first
place prizes was Robert Clark Of De
witt Clinton High School. The Red and
Black athlete won the running high jump
and was first in the 100 yard senior
dash. In the field event, Clark made
the fine leap Of feet 7 inches. which
was only I inch short Of the p. g. A. L.
Clark was hard pressed throughout and
Just managed to nose out Eddie Hosmer,
the Glencoe A C. and De La Sale Insti-
tuts runner, Mt the tape.
I After being nosed out in the senior
century dash, Hosmer came back strong
In the a20 yard senior run and won
easily. However, his running was all
for nought, for his medals IN both events
were held UP. Hosmer, although only q
schoolboy, Is the metropolitan 220 yard
Junior champion and was the runner up
in the recent national indoor Junior soc
yard championship race. 1t was fol
these reasons that tho other contestants
protested his eligibility. The Glencoe
A. c. lads prizes will be held up until
decision Is reached by tho athletic
committees Of the private schools games
committee and the Public Schools Ath
letic League, to whom the case has beer
referred.
Hoffman Wins 1900" Sprint.
L. Hoffman Of stuyvesant, the winner
OF the 22o yard junior run, was also
placed In the 100 yard Junior dash. II
the gao yard event the East Side runner
won by yard over NJ. Coombs of Man
ual Training High School In tho fne tim,
of 26 3-5 seconds. In the century dash
the Stuyvesant lad lost by q whisker t.
f. Osborne OF De la Sale Institute
. Osborne also was placed third In the 22l
= yard Junior run.
The only other athletes TO be placed II
two events were B. Weisiger OF Manua
Training and Parker Kerby OF Poll
Prep. The Seventh avenue lad finished
third In the 100 yard senior dash ant
was placed fourth in the a20 yard senio
run. Kerby won the half mile run an,
finished third in the mile run.
Track Events.
100 Yard Dash, Junior-won by Il. os
:, sluyvssant. second Maohsssn. De Wit
8 Clinton. third; NJ. Mendelsohn. stuyvesaat
fourth. Time. IL Is seconds,
100 Yard Dash. senlor-won by Rober
Clark. De wit; Citation; Il. Hosmer. D
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: So YARD Run,-Won BY Parker Ksre,
Il sti,u,e. e eecond: A. sai.bsek. Fiuss!n NJ
third; Albert Higgins. Theodore Roosevelt
Hsn - s fssS tSS[sS T sr ~
sn1GH ss isesd Tina 5 h'Y;5ds
500 Yard Run, NoyiesEwoa ~ 6; How
q ond; conroy, stuyyesant. third; Karp. D
!. Wit CLINTON fourth, LimsS 81 Is see9nd I
ma sao fs1a ssa !Dnlf' oSSae ~ M nSn
d training, second; E.. Osborne. De La Sal
os1,n rm snlFd .. ASs s'uyv''an
Ho.%er t"r Be Ia Sale instituSs Il Kan
i aGT s''V %.i.s.f, f&a"nal fG TTaniSi
10 fourth. Time, ssi-s seconds
su 0: FfG old ham Psp g * p
a TT.iSlns, ,hitd;., kapian' ccmmsicia
ID Nile Rpn-won BY Albert Tracy, Fiuah
ing; Marvin HlSk, h7ssmts Han; sss"t d
e e9asGT Hi HAIL. f fourth h'R Tlms So
40 YsEs Rslsy; 100 Pound cl.'.1wo
s By De W Wiz ana n' Gs
C. White ana Bergen, second; De witt cir
- and Simpson,, third; Norris (Frankfor
m ssisel, Larry and Forierl. fourth, Tim
:. rhree.auarter Nile Relay, Graduatiu
Classes-Won by Erasmus Hall FRANKIE
7 Murphy, Hay and Hand; Manual Trainir
- bradley. Carly. Taylor and H!O. seconS
NJ. stuyyesant tRosenwasser Aintz. Roth ar
NJ. Karp. Henderson and clarkl, fourt
n Half Mile Relay, 100 Pound Class-w,
"" by Manual Trainings first team (Hor
m witz. Weiss, Burns and Weisiger) De WI
A.; Clintons hrat team Cohen, Piermor
Moldofsky and Becker, second: Bo
High CLsnger. PearlmRn, Hayman a
]. stein, Alsare, Berger and Allen), fourt
Mile Relay. Unlimited weiRht-won
~ De La Sale Institute Heard, Madigu
Mcnamara and HOsmer). De Witt Clint
(Hart Kaufman, Campion ana horde
second: Manual Training tHargrove. Ia
lor Csrty and Hnn, third; Dwight Scht
Pa tLatour. Ryan. McGee and DunneJ. four
zen Time, S:s5 As.
d. FIELD EVENTS
as ~ Pound Shot Put-Won by =. wer
~ ~ d. J. Kearns. Fordhsm Prep. with 40 Il
zen q inches, second; Meyer, Hamilton Ins
the tute, with 80 feet lih inches. third;
Brouder, Poly Prep. with 80 feet inch
ca Running High Jump-won by Rob
va Clark, ps wi,t clinton, With $ feet
~" Prep. with feet S inches. third; Ka'
hs' nsush. Hamilton Institute. VITA feet
be- inches, fourth.
7as POINT scoRr.