New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

canton nArI NNhpOi. Ill Yer al aICerT
such as were Nerer before witnes.
Regiment Armory. The Clinton a
some 1000 schoolboys were cheerin,
seasons biggest scholastic spectacle.
Stuyvesant finished second to the
f,ftv-n,rth Street boys. and this re-
verscd last years decision, when Stuy-
vcsant carried off the point honor..
When the card of fifteen events had
been run oil K was found thst six long
standing 7. 5. A. l.. marks had been
hcttercd and one national interschol-
sstit record hsd been shattered. After
the first marx had been broken by
Francis Husser. in the oo-yard dash
sor seniors. the brilliant performance
cane thick and fast. until the day wa
brought 20 glorious close when
Charlie Ma. oY. R colored boy Of the VIC
torious Clinton team, high jumped az
no schooiboy had ever jumped indoors
before
Najor easily outjumqod his riva,s
sd continued on TO Il new national
!n.rrscho,ast.s h'-h Jump mark His
anal oiott vas fcct %. inches. break
inches nalc in f9Gl hv H. Bigo'ov'
Point Score Secondary
TIC fight Of thc thirty-odd schools
tor the point trophy WAS only OF sec
onGa-y Importance TO tho six records.
Clinton received the handsome placQue
for first honors. with so points. nos!ng
out stUyvcsart. which gathered o.
Poly Prep was next ii line. with le
snd De Ia Sale and Manuel Training
~
Hieh School OF Commerce was next,
with 20.
The point trophy is considered the
NOS. valuable prize Of the indoor Ca
son for the schoolboy athletes because
/ is the highest reward for q meet
which the Princeton Club of New York
mas made an annual feature since it's
inaugural in 1910 ny Samuel !. Reed.
Reed was vel known athlete at
Princeton ana The custom OF having
noted Princeton men at the games was
maintained yesterday. Keene Fit
patrick, trainer Of Princeton athletic
teams, wes honorary referee and other
Tiger rotabics present we're Frank
Click. eH-footbaN star and Bill Ste
venson, captain OF the 1929 track team,
Stevenson WAS the first to congratu
late Francis Hussey. Of Stuyvesart
VneH l.c iUNlSI DIOhe ICCOCO nc nGC
been aiming at for the past two years
10 30 seconds for the 10o-yard dash,
but Yesterday bettered this perform
ance b. 1-5 Of second when Re de-
feated Craig La Vim. Of Poly Prep, in
10 10 seconds. The Poly boy was
SIX yards behind the champion.
Record for swinburnc
Edward Swinburnc. national scho.as-
lie haf-niie champion, van senss-
seconds from the P. S. a. L. record.
Swinburne. who wears the silks OF De
La Sale, was timed in . minutes . is
seconds. The record is 3 minutes 8
seconds Swinburne made runaway
race Of the event. winning By 20 yards
rom Tom Dennis, Of Curtis.
The next record to fall was the quar-
-ermile relay mark for boys under 100
pounds. Stuyvesauts fast quartet OF
Xgrshimer, Danson. Salana and Scheme
won from De Witt Clinton in the eX-
ceptionally fast time Of 81 3-5 seconds.
The z. S. A. L. record for the event is
showed great skill in touching OF and
gained many yards BY their clean pick
ups.
The other records were made in the
b00-yard novice run, the one-mile relay
race and thc high jump. a. Oukcs, of
Horace Mann, was credited with the
new mark in the 600, and the Poly
Prep quartet established the mark in
The onc-mile relay. Major then made
his sensational high jump mark. Fine
stone and Nagourney. Of Stuyvesant.
we're second and third, respectively, to
Major.
Sigmund Greenafcgc, Of Flushing
High Schoo', p s. A. l.. mile cham
|pion, showed the way to big field in
Ithe one-mile run and won as he pleased.
He set the pace for the first half mile,
3snd then A. MacNeil, Of Dwight, vent
10 the lead for two laps. Greenafexe
dumped to the fore again in the sew
nth lap and won from his Dwight
school rival 6y sixty yards