New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Poly Prep Wins,
But Stuvvesant
Is Given Trophy
Vincent Saulino, the Local
Champion, Is Star, With
Two New Sprint Marks

NiAaAAik'iOits AS star. w ltn
Two New Sprint Marks
schoolboy athletes from twenty
four institutions in the Greater City
smashed nine records and equaled
another in the annual high and pre-
pa;Rrory school track and field cham
pionships, which were held by Poly
Prep School on it's Dyker Heights
Fled, Brooklyn, yesterday The rec
ord for the 220-yard low hurdles was
also broken, but not allowed Only
four meet standards stood up ander
the attack of record breaking per-
Sormances.
Poly Prep easily bested its rivals for
the team honors, with an overwhelm-
ing total of AZ points. but handed the
winning trophy to Stuyvesant High
School, of Manhattan, winners of the
city championship last Saturday, which
was second, with 221a points Manual
Training, of Brooklyn, was third, with
9s points, while close behind came De
Ia Sale Institute, of Manhattan, with
u. and De Witt Clinton High School
With Is. Fourteen schools gained
i aces in the point column.
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,m4 g"Foc F sunoU' Sp' cord rnc To
1+nI;nr rar ~ 10o ,.a~a, e., coriorS
e. w. soas.+;oraI +;,,,n &c tnos ~.
t"' 80 ista ..,.'o ,.o, 80
FER performance, when he covered the
220-yards in "a 1-5 seconds. After q
short respite Saulino gained third
place in the running broad jump
efei'' NJ. ~, ,s VI,
Many oio MARKS an
me otner records erased We're mace
ny the 1ollo"lhg ooys IN ehe contests
Hamed'
iQ0.yard run OMnior)UIsidore Olenlk'
5J U1{on bH ilm1, yio camD,on
J, la sale Institute 1888 feet 10 inches
>sO-yard run-WiNiam Peak, CONNER
o-ai Time; oSls. ,,.,,,,. r,,,,
Rrnliing broad jump-frank Bronder,
1'oly Prep, 20 feet 3 inches.
SAot Put pert Beatue' Manual IRAN
Ilo-yard tSf' runNWiliam Felds,ein. De
Wit Clinton Time. o 56ss.
Alfred Donnel POLY Prem. eoualled
.; ct19 tttoo
,ue 'lHe OF ,5 10 Secohos lof 'he l-o-
Yard hlgh hurdles.
Eddie Osborne De La Solle clipDed
she record NV ono eecond IN u,in,,ino thc
oo0-,.srd ro;,. hnrd1as hm+ he nffort
was not allowed. as he kicked down one
Of the obstacles.
judges s"s AWARDED first " place oe 9si o sdore e
olenik, Of, De Witt Clinton, although
.Afron ooIomon, OF StuyVeSant' ap-
pcared TO nave won III the last stride.
There was some criticism of the judges
ruling but no charrn WAS made Soto
NOV Jofeo+ed Oion;l b,r ea,'a',si ,.ords
ZION +t belr@IeG b1;o ottmih py se1erai @ yaIos
y
day.
Jerman an Easy Winner
Paul Jerman, of Stuyvesant, won the
mile race in handy fashion, and would
have broken the record had he not
slowed down to q trot in the last TWEEN
ty-fve yards. He won by fifteen yards
5 r1 Sllc i1Hulus hish jump thompson
best mark of feet inches. Peak Of
Co,nnerciaI cono fror, hnb;rl AN 81
1,;n,- 40 $50 ,,nr1 ~, G"' 'no /" W!n-
DasI D'a,s I"e c1'I}aru p, IL 10 10 whiIe
bath increased the record for the run
Ming broad jump.
re summaries:
20, ., va, yar4 msh hnrdles-W0n by A, Dop-
second; I. Bronder, Poly Prep, third 4 s
Shiapiro, Stuy yesant fourth, Tinie,
w. 6o+,ar fg" Ggsb (s1nj6r %r55 refogd 69gi
;, - Sauliro Manuel Training; n Os-
6aI, 66ornf, De Ia Sale; r. Lehman, Newton,
a,E"Eier' thir9' T. Dayis. flushins, fourth,
V:4o 90 HFeahs meet record OF
V.13 oo 49, 14 e
'DGt,! '"T o3Sn Gunior) )-Won by l..
0leulh, ne witt clinton; A. solomon,
1ratris 11tu9 isSa SScohu; =, lewis Townsend
iIla[r,hS ,rilll imird; C3l9neIIo' Stuyvesant
ora Of Oil. cans meet rec
vosnant 1G,t's rFmW@n F1 by p n Jerman i stuy-
soG z Kess sryamt sSs third T :Nt'''P y FaatR aff
6;srue tbro,r ffraa III W. u 90 1,,