New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
New York Lads
Do Fine Work
lin Indoor Meet
.Stuyvesant High Team Cap
tur1s I'd Place; Hot Fin
ish Marks Half-Mile Run
By A. c. Cavasnaro


City were conspicuous performers in
the annual track and field games OF
Dickinson High School, which were
held in the 4th Regiment Armory, Jet-
sey City, yesterday afternoon. Tho
team prize was captured by the Dick
inson squad, with SO points, but the
winners presented the cup to the Stuy-
vesant High School, Of Manhattan,
which finished second with 10 points.
Barringer High School. of Newark, ma
tional interscholastic team champions,
pulled down third honors, with IS
points.
The local boys scampered off with
prizes in practically all the twelve
events on the program. They account
ed for four first prizes, and the finishes
in these contests were among the mos
thrilling of the afternoon. Of the
total Of 131 points the schools Of New
Jersey collected Sc, which included
Dickinson's 80, while the New Workers.
gathered So points.
Stuyvesants success in earning sec
ond place was due TO the all around
strength CT its squad. II was able 10
win only one first place. this being re-
turned by Anthony Pagliano, in the
hfty-yard novice race but points were
picked up here and there to account
for the total. De La Sale Institute
and De Witt Clinton High School, with
fourth and fifth places In the team
score to their credit, also performed
well.
The most sensational finish Of the
day came when Stephen Baronavsky
Of De La Sale institute, won fighting
finish from William Hooper, Central
High School. Newark, in the half-mile
,.crS hn hnr <,rv~ soko
stretch almost abreast, and continued
on even terms until the last ten yards,
when the stronger Baronavsky man
aged to gain q slight lead with the
last ounces of his reserve strength
George Douglas, of Central, and Ed
win Kirby, Of Barringer, both students
Of Newark schools, renewed their fight
for the mile honors in another stir
ring contest. The pair have met in
three contests during the indoor sea-
son. Douglas winning twice and Kirby's
victory coming in the national inter
scholastic championship race. Douglas
more than evened the score yesterday.
For three-quarters of a mile Doug
las wisely kept at the heels of Kirby.
whom he permitted to set the pace.
Douglas then quickly jumped his rival.
and with a killing sprint for one lap
managed to gain ten yards on his
rival. Douglas never slackened his
pace, and although Kirby called into
play every bit of his strength during
the remaining distance he was never
able to regain any of the lost ground
Harry Mastow, of De Witt Clinton.
won an Impressive victory in the 800
yard run, with Frank White, of Stuy-
vesant, second. The Clinton boy raced
behind the leaders until the final turn,
when he swept around his field to out
sprint White, who was coming rapidly
toward the end, by one yard.
Another local victory came in the
running high jump, which Albert Dop-
pei, of Poly Prep School, Brooklyn,
Eastern interscholastic all around
champion, won with an effort Of 5 feet
5A4 inches.
The summary:
6o.yard dash ttunior>-won by r
third. j.; Solomon. stu. vesant. fourth
5o-yard dash tsenior)-won by Lester
Canning, Dickinson: G. Mckirn, Barringer
fssend RsSr "; Horn s'uyvssant. third; H
soyard dash aovrss Ts h2 o's
ord; c; swenson,. Dickinson, third s
sSo-yard run tsenior)-won by 8. Baron
sscaDd svsky; Do La su.h Sale; G Hoopsr Central,
"a.
2:lo 2-5. 'N'e'
HI High jump tsenior)--won by A. poppsl
Cullen. Stuyvesant. with feet "a inches
second; n Sheriff.. East Orange. with )
feet inches third: l. Gregory. Morris
with feet 2 inches fourth. ''''''e
One mile run (senior)--Won by George
nougias. Douglas Central; Edwin Kirby, Barringsr.
Fox st. Johns Prep. Fordharl. fourth
Time, 4,:4S AS.
Gri'niey; Brooklyn Prep. T Mattimore
": E.,,ss, seanlon, J. 5yrne e; Ryrne. second
Epian. " shapiro. 4. 5 solomon seqe'sen soarts (
ger A. Blaney, j; Dallensrs. G. McK.rn.
=. Woostroft; De La Sale. Y. voudy. ]
o,Brien. OF ", Thays5T. third De- witt ciis
Four-lap Junior relay-won by D.ck.n-
son Som, g.; liz. anderson; G Ihle. r: Kyle. p.
De La sale (W Lentino. F, Erwin g
ssasea nasan' tssrl f. Nins> third ps WIT flinton
Fourrlap; loo-pound relay-won by Lin
s1,m Wam. ,E, LOGS. F. Jaeckle. c. FrLtts.. c.
Time, 1:l8.
3ooyard dash t3unior)-won By II.
Mostow. De witt Clinton; A. White.
stuyvesant; s,n second; "; Mckinney. Bar
rlnser. third; A. McKfnna, Barringer,
500 Yard dash (senior>-won by L. Can
ning, Dickinson, T. Voudy. De La Sale.
second j. Charles, Brooklyn Prep, third:
y. Osbourne, De La Sale. fourth. Time,
0:5I SIS seconds
One-lap race (novice)-Won by c. Sven
son, Dickinson: II. Behrens Dickinson.
second; A. Smith. Dickinson. third; r.
4 pessauTo 'sz Fordhanl Prep. fourth. Time.
Hudson County relay. $50 yards-won
oy UickInson; kearny. second: Bayonne,
third. Time. l:i7.
POINT SCORE
Dickinson High school. SO: s.uyve.an.
- Hish school. ~ Barringer High School
70; De La Sale, IA De Witt Clinton t.
Central High School, 10; Poly Prep
BROOKLYN Prep. 5. Fordham Prep
cAanier Sa Prep, 5, East Orange High