New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

Arthur Young, Of Richmond Hill, ran
up total of As points in fancy diving,
beating by 2 points the highest pre-
vious score returned by II. Nicholson,
Of Commerce, early in the season.
The most interesting engagement
took place between Commerce and
Erasmus Hall. Competition was keen
in most Of the events. Commerce won
by 35 to 26, thereby retaining the lead
in the title tournament with clear
string of five victories to its credit
ERASMUS dropped from second place TO
fourth. Haaren School had drawn 2
bye and did not compete.
lhe summaries;
DE WITT CLINTON. 50: MORRIS. "a
8oo-foot relay swin-Wou by De- W.T..
Clinton (Golovine, Barnhard. waintraub.
ZucAer); Morris (QuittInan, Rosaw, rTut
ner. Grossnan). eecond. Time. 3:472.s
Fancy divins-Won by Morgan. De WEE
!I:nton' 3! pointa; Martin Dc witt Ciiu-
ton, ~ points, second q'eldergman, Morris.
soryard r swi?.--won yin by Schwartz, Nor
Hf Horr, OK, rd De "E'f .o!ton second Boscher,
22o-yard svira--Won b. Russo. De Wit,
olir'043; 9sn@[ef, N.5ria se%oHd; Kopp- =.
Clinton lwet. Readon, PhiIlns. Muller) :
Mo;Ti' NO. tBeaior Mokel. 2aoFs. Taune). sec
2oo-toot brea.s stroke swlnl-wou BY
Gref' |orr!s; Cohen. De WITT Clinton.
ioo.yord swin-won By y? Andrevs. ti .O1 MoT ~
RS, Lerner, De witt Clinton, second ;
Pauls De Witt Clinton. third. Time, RS.
sTUYVEsANT. 81; RICHMOND HILL 8
soo-toot relay cwim--Won by stuyvesaut
Fancy d:vins-won by Young Richmond
Hin 40 pointsl Elckstein. Stuyvesant {34
point1l. second Young. stuyvesant (39
5o-yard sw!n2--won by Me.sel. stuyves-
~; Sorse4ge9inl 9il 6tuyVesant. second: Breen,
22Q.yard swin-Won by stuyvesans BY
soofoot relay sv7:m-woa by stuyves-
2o9foot breast stroke svim-won BY
F&ker. 6tuyVesant; Mayhas, Etuyvesa Mt
SECOND; Einseker. Morris. third Tine,
loo-yard syiu-won by Brandon, stuy-
xesaht SchnUrmacher. Stuyve3ant, second
Trurnptel!er. Richmond Hi. third Time.
MANUAL TRAINING. s3; TOWNS END
HARRIS. T.
rrs}2;ns: s33[oot l1,dsy Tssy svirn-Wo2 BY Manusl
IoWnsend Harris (singer, yoknav. white,
Alff!ngsr)) e. ger }; second: Time, $50.
T[si94s Trs,6.Ds 3? PoGs @a1. wsensr sssens Man9s
Townssnd harris, ~ points. Jhird. ''''-'S
oyard swim--Won by Bulken, Manual
1re ming; Joseph. Townsend Harris sec
ond Roteoberg. Townsend Harris. third.
Time, OBI 2-5
22o-yard swira-won by Gould, Manual
Training; Messelson. Manual Training, oec-
ond Weloh, Townsend Harris. third. Time.
3:i2
40o-foot relay ewirl-won by Manual
Training (Hunter. S8neilt. Wyles Rourkel :
Townsend Harris (Scheln!an, Ksdelburg,
DonoYsn, Horowit1), second, Time '23 3 6.
:, 1oo.foot breast stroke swin9-Won by
10Q-yar1 swtnl-Won by Blumenthal,
MahuEl Training; Fried. Manual Trainine,
second; SuCdutoN, Townsend Earris, third.
Tina. :31 u.
COMMERCE, IS; HRAsMus HALL. So
so0-foot relay swira-Won by Erasmus
Hall Proctor Motley, Adelnen. Horn
z.cka), second. Time, $40.
Fancy d!vins-Won by Nicholson. Corn
!nerce. 3s1z points; Burnham. Eres1nus
Hall, 33A1 points second Mansfield. Eras-
IAgo 5o-Jard ara ~ swi%Moa Poa{a 'hf0 by Simon Com
meroe Stern. Eraernue Hall. second
Bowers, Erasmus Hall, third. Time. 0:33,
220-yard swLIn-Won by Nekton Eree-
s0o-foot relay swin-Won by Commerce
G9lunkett Oche. Cummings. And dersonl
Erasn1us Hall (Kinbers Lynch. Arnold,
Te5ras}, second. Tine, l;21 S-5.
SageDernie. Commerce: Wcinstein, Com
rIercA second. Gewertz. Erasrnus Hall,
third. Time, o;57 10.
loo-yard swiin-Won by E2Towit., corT.
L@naerg, Erasmus Hall, third. Time
l:1i 4 :.