53rd National A. A. U. Championships (Indoors) Madison Square Garden, New York City, Feb. 22, 1941 One mile and medley relay... 16 lb. shot...... 35 lb. wt... Broad jump.. Pole vault....... |3:20.3***. 7:25.3*****.. 55 ft. 4 in..... Mehl, Wis., N. Y. A. Kehoe, Washington A. Leary, Fordham Lash, Ind. State police Madrid, Fresno State Jaeger, 92nd Y. M. Cicerone, Prudential A. Medgysi, N. Y. A. C. H. A. A. McCluskey, N. Y. A. Efaw, Okla. A & M C. Ring St. Johns, Darden, Wayne Silverstein, Bogrow. Fordham N. Y. U.. Fangboner, Lawyer. Georgetown Freshmen, N. Y. U. Callado N. Y. U., Francis, Manhattan Fangboner, MacMitchell De George, N. Y. A. C. Fordham Freshmen St. John's St. John's Fordham Chubbuck, New Haven Johnson, Maine Dreyer, N. Y. A. C. 14 ft. 4% in.***.Meadows, So. Calif. Dills, unatt.; Gansten, Shore A. C., tied High jump......6 ft. 61⁄2 in...... Walker, Tenn. State Byrnes, Grand Street Voslocky, N. Y. A. C.: *Equals meet record. **Equals world indoor record. ***New meet record. ***New world record. Rice also clipped the world figures for two and a half and two and three-quarter miles. Rice ran the two and a half miles in 11 minutes 39.5 seconds and the two and three-quarters in 12 minutes 49 seconds. *****New world indoor record. The best performance prize of the meet was voted to Rice. Quinlan, Bishop Van Dorpe, Union, N. Wheaton, Lincoln, Jer- Sickinger, Bryant, N. Hirsch, Central, Tren- Campbell, Boys' High, 20th Annual Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. Championships (Indoors) Distance Madison Square Garden, New York City, March 1, 1941 Time 0:06.3.. 60 yd high hurdles 0:07.4.. 60 yds. 1,000 yds. 2.15.4 One mile. 4:12* High jump.....6 ft. 5% in. Campbell, Fordham O'Donnell, Holy Cross Bograw, N. Y. U. Prohodsky, Northeast-Schmidlein, Fordham Sterner, Pittsburgh Hunter, Dartmouth Beetem, Pennsylvania Krueger, R. I. State Mathews, Manhattan Wilken, Columbia Rhodes, Pittsburgh: Boemel, Columbia; Cromwell, R. I. State; Martin, Manhattan: Macomber, Yale tled for first New world indoor record. POINT SCORE Public School Athletic League of New York By Tom Orr, School Sports Authority The Public Schools Athletic League of New York | swimming, fencing, golf, tennis, hockey and footwas organized in 1903 by the late General George ball games. W. Wingate as its first president. On Dec. 31, 1904, the P. S. A. L. presented its first athletic program with a track meet in Madison Square Garden and has held meets every year. The league's program for the past years has been devoted to the development of health, sportsmanship and good citizenship through athletics. More than 100,000 boys annually participate in its outdoor and indoor track meets, cross-country, baseball, basketball, handball, soccer football, 50 yds Event In the World War 98,785 of the New Yorkers who volunteered were found to have participated in P. S. A. L. activities. Half of the men in the famous 69th Regiment were New York School athletes. The officials of the P. S. A. L. are William R. Crowley, president; Dr. Harold G. Campbell, vicepresident; Frederick D. Chambers, treasurer; Charles Gilman, assistant treasurer, and Dr. A. K. Aldinger, secretary. High School Indoor Track Records Record Jessup, Boys.. Hewlett, Washington. Holder Year 0:06 60 yds 0:06.8. Mauriello, Childs. Perkins, Commerce. 1903 1941 1912 1936 1906 1000 yds. Mile. 12 lb. shot. High jump. 100 yd. hurdles 880 yd. relay 1200 yd. relay 440 yd. relay 704 yd. relay, Fr. 880 yd. relay. Fr. 1:41.2. 880 yd. relay, 120 lb 1:40.4. 880 yd. relay, midget 1:49.8. Mile relay.. 3:26.5. Ottman, DeWitt Clinton. Levinson, Eastern District Hussey, Stuyvesant. Glickman, Madison Engels, Commercial. Ellison, DeWitt Clinton. Bernstein, Hamilton. Slater, Lincoln. Scott, DeWitt Clinton. Mac Mitchell, George Washington Dixon, Monroe. High School Outdoor Track Records 1906 1911 1924 1935 1921 1911 1935 1935 1932 1935 1935 1938 1940 Hamilton, Balfus, Levinson, Goldfuger, Morrison.. DeWitt Clinton, Krosney, Neanis, Katz, Askauzee. Champions in Other School Sports, 1940 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL-Cleveland, Queens. BASKETBALL--Benjamin Franklin, Manhattan. HANDBALL-Tilden, Brooklyn. ICE HOCKEY-Manual Training, Brooklyn. FENCING-Stuyvesant, Manhattan. LA CROSSE-Alexander Hamilton, Brooklyn. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL-The William Cowper, Queens. BASKETBALL-The Samuel Huntington, Queens. VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL-Brooklyn Automotive. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BASEBALL-Bronx, P. S. 89; Brooklyn, P. S. 170; |