New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

school, he won the 220-ysrd swim in
the remarkable time of 2:84, the fast
est performance at the distance in the
history of the league. Not only did he
shatter the aeason,s record Of 2:57, set
by Herschel, af Commerce, last week,
and new marx of 2:As s-5, hung up
by Hanrette, OF. the same school, earlier
in the afternon yeiNerday. butahe beat
also the registered - S.A. L. standard
Of 2:39, credited to- Sedford H. Cam,
now Of the New York A. c., several
years ago.
Another of the seasons Vccords bet
tered was thatof 2:0s 146 far 2o0-yard
relay racing, made bys5as quartet OF
Commerce boys IN the opening carnival
last week. 1t was lowered twice; first
to 2:57 4-5 by the Stuyvesant seam,
composed of Kerrigan, Metz, Mare and
Knowles, then to 1855 As by the Eras-
mus Hall foursome, made up of Glib
son, Worts, Patten and Smith.
Alfred Brown, of the Flushing con-
tingent, equaled his own series record
for 100 yards in wining shis event
against Manual Training in 1902 1-5.
The boys Of Erasmus Hall, winners
Of the P. S. A. L. team championship
last year, drew bye for the initial
carnival of the tournament one week
ago,~so yesterday was their first ap-
pearance of the season. Their excel
lent individual performances and the
fact that they defeated George Wash
mgton School by the great margin of
37h to ISM points, indicate that they
will take lot of beating again this
year. t
Morris High Winner
In the other meets decided Morris
outpointcd Boys, 81 to 22; Flushing
won from Manual Training, 80 to 81;
Townsend Harris Hall downed Com
merce, 81 to 1e. and Stuyyesant
swamped De Witt Clinton under a. SO
to 15 score. Evander Childs had drawn
the weekly bye and did not compete.
In virtue of the foregoing results
Stuyvesant and Townsend Harris now
are tied for the lead in the permanent
series, each having won two meets and
So earned four points, while six teams
figure in third place with two points
Hall, Commerce, De
Witt Clinton, Manual Training, Flush
ing and Morris.
The summarizes:
sTUYVEsANT. ss; DE WITT CLINTON. 15
6o-yard swlm--Won by Croasman. stuy-
vesant; Brotman, De Witt Clinton second;
1oo-yard swin-Won by Downing, De
Witt Clinton; Kramer, Stuyvesant,f second:
Feldman. De Witt Clinton. third. Time.
s2o-yard swim-wonf BY sGrobel stuy-
yescent; Meyer, De Witt Clinton. second;
Reardon' .aa De Witt Clinton third. Time.
!, 5o-yard backstroke .swim-won by Bry-
kezynski, stuyyesant; Jorgenssn.1 stuyves-
third. Time, O:3g
2oo-yard relay swim--won by stuyves-
aps W,,, KsF5san. S,a,sa sc Ms,s Ms5s know!esS p
man. Comb odv) second Time. 1857 As.
Fancy divins-Won by spengler,t stuy-
points. second: Morgan. De Witt Clinton,
81 pot-ats. third
NORRIS 81: BOYS. "a.
60,yard swim-Won by Krassner, Nor
ris; FRANKIE. mike. Boys. second; Folwell Boys.
1ooyafd swln-won by Grohe. Morris:
Andrews Morris. second; Knorr. Boys.
third. Time, 1:0s1-5.
Frank. Morris. second: Assorian Morris,
third. Time. 4:ol As.
In. Morris; sussman, Morris. second Judge.
Boys, third. Time. o:4o<-s.
tssone seoras IsaE bmsrsn Boys
SECOND Time. ,2:ls 1-5.
points sohwasz s"rs BY soee Morris
Glickman. Boys'. 80 coints. third.
TOWNSEND HARRIS. s4.CoMMERcE. Is
:, So.yard swim-Won by Roses. Com
merse; ,hers Post. Harris. second; Cole. Harris,
1oo-yara swim--Won5by Rerschel Com
merce; Weise, Harris second; Simon, Har-
ris. third. Time, s1:l0 2-s
22o-yard swim-Won by Hanrette.- Com
Harris, third. Time, 2:46 a-6.s
60-yard back -stroiSe swim--won4 by
Lewis Harris; Koppes. Harris second Alt
man. Commerce. third. Time, 0:a8
2oo-yard relay swim-won;s by Harris |
Davidson. Landau. Young and Kifnger) ; |
Commerce tMendei. Ochse, Desmonte and |
Glickiish). second. Time, e:04 2-6
Fancy diying-Wnn by Stein Harris, 81
points; Daien, Con,merce. 35 poinrs. sec
ond; chester. Harris. 27 points. third.