High School of Commerce - Caravel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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l coMM12RCEY13AR1aook.11111 C'IT1. ODDYS. SCl'100l. ll l ' 'e'l'l't Higkgiilsack .. . O6 5 St. Pyaulls School .. .. 3: 11 West Point - 4 6 QOYS High :j lg 7 East Orange .... . 1 0 Townsend Harris . .. H 1 Manual Training . 2 2 Clinton .......... . 7 5 Plainfield ......... . 16 6 Curtis .......... . 1909-Io The football team of this year had a very successful season on the whole, losing but three of its ten games scheduled. It rolled up the largest score ever made against Clinton in football, trouncing them to the tune ot I8-I 1. Coach-MR. E. SISKIND MdHdg67'1KENDRICK VAN PELT Cdpfdin-THEODCQRE HIRSCH31I.AN Team. Position. Walters .... ..... R ight End ..Right Tackle .. .Right Guard VVeber ....... . McLoughlin ... . Strong ...... ' ........ Center .. .Left Guard ....Left Tackle Peterson ...... . . Byrne ............ Q . Galle, School. . Com. Oppts. . 0 O .. . O 29 . . 0 0 . 0 5 . ...... 29 0 Passaic ........ Pawling School . Boys' High ..... C. C. I. ...... . Stevens Prep. .. Simpson, Tostman, Team. Archibald ... Cherr . .... . . Schavel .... .... Hirschman .. Blenio ..... Bernard ...... School. Patterson H. S. Morris ...... ... Townsend Harris Stuyvesant ..... Clinton . ...... .. 1 I osition. ........Left End ......Quarter Back Right Half Back ...Left I-lalf Back .......l'ull Back ...Subs. Com. Oppts. . 3 lo . 22 O .. .. 35 O . .. -18 O .. 18 ll A long, hard schedule awaited the basketball team, a it with varying success, finishing in third place in the P. nd it went through S. A. L. Tourna- 'w ment. ' Coach-MR. C. A. TVIATTHEXVSON Manager-M. AGRAMONTE Captain-F. ARCHIBALD Team- Position. Team. lmsition. Goldberg . ............ Right Forward Archibald .. . .. . Right tlugu-.I Maccaroni, Whyte .... Left Forward Leslie .... . . . . LX-xitt-r Schulman . ........ ...Left Guard Israel . . ..,.,.. gui., School. . Com. Oppts. School. kann' Um,ls- St. -Francis Xavier .... 1. . 33 19 Boys' 1-Hgh H. 74 , , Ethical Culture School.. 13 17 Newtown '53 Z3 Far Rockaway .......... 31 11 Morris ...... 13 golumbla, 13 .. . . 16 28 Stuyvesant .. . . lv ju Prasmus ...... . 44 16 Clinton ...... jj jg assaic . ... ..... . 23 14 Adelphi .,,, ,.,.' w w iq Eastern District .... . 40 30 C C N Y '13 H ' f - -y x . . - . . , , M gn-?t11Cgl1'f1J College . 18 12 linglcwood H. S. .. 3.2 37 3111.6 ----- ---- - . 44 23 Montclair H. S. ... ' ' '4 Flushing ......... . 32 22 ' 42

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C U M M E R C E Y E A R , B 0 O K , l 9 1 2 Team. Position. Team. Pgsition, Pearce ........ -. .. .... Left Forward Joseph ...... Right Guard Fine, Maccaroni ..... Right Forward Archibald ...... .... L eft Guard Gruber .......... ........... C enter Leslie, Whyte ,,,,,,,,, Subs, School. Com. Oppts. School. Com. Oppts. C. C. N. Y. .. . . . .. . .. 18 28 Boys' High .. 26 22 Townsend Harris . . . . . 37 25 Stuyvesant .. 22 28 N. Y.. U., '12 ...... 31 6 Clinton ..... 23 29 Flushing ........ . ., 25 .23 Fordham , , , 21 22 Erasmus ........ .. 18 10 Morris . . 18 16 Eastern District ........ 27 28 The track team had a poor indoor season, scoring only seven points in the champs The Fourth Annual Indoor Meet, however, was the most successful one of its kind ever held, the features being a ten-mile invitation run won -by Hjimmyi' Lee. Cur relay team consisted of Schavel, Walters, Haase, Stoughton and Levy, and had many good performances to its credit at the close of the season. With two victories over Clinton, and a practical monopoly of scholastic boat-racing to our credit, the crew started the season confidently. An in- novation was introduced this year in the form of a training table. In the annual Decoration Day race with Clinton, however, we were beaten, and with this defeat rowing as a sport at Commerce passed out of existence. Coach-MR. H. BACKUS Managev--E. P. WILLIAMS Captain-FREDERICK THOMPSON Team. Position. A Team. Position. Thompson, Schum . .. ...Stroke Ryan ... ...... .... 3 Byrne ............. ...... 7 Weber .. McWilliam ....... .... 6 Iaburg . . ........ Bonw Walsh ........................... 5 Kremer .... ......... C oxwain York ............................. 4 Archibald, Elasser, Tostman, W. Leslie ...... '..Subs. The baseball team got a wonderful start, and of the first tengames played the only one lost was to the 'Varsity team of West Point. Even in this game it showed its calibre by' outhitting the soldiers. Coach-MR. H. M. HLALI. Manager-ROGER HYATT Captain-LENT Team- Position. Team. Position. Young ..... ...... F irst Base Scuhacht, Lent ...... Pitcher Matthews .... .... S econd Base Hirschman .... ...... L eft Field Lent ,,,,,,, .... T hird Base Leslie ....... ...Center Field M01-1-Q11 ,, .... Shortstop Brown .... ..... R ight Field Cohn , , , .... Catcher 41 1 , x

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COMMERCE YEAR BooK,1912 No wonderful performances are credited to the track team of this year. Ravenell, however, lowered the indoor loo-yard dash record to IO I-5 seconds, and the Freshman relay reduced the record of the 880-yard run to 1243 1-5. The team lost to Columbia Freshmen by the score of 48-42. Coach-MR. H. E. ALDINGER Manager---CHARLES SCHIMKO Captain-F. J. SCHAVEL J The baseball team got a fine start on its seasonis work, winning all of its first nine games. The mid-term exams took most of the stars off the team, and the few left were eliminated by the P. S. A. L., but in spite of all setbacks the team won the championship of Manhattan, Bronx, and Richmond, losing the championship of Greater New York after a hard strug- gle with Commercial. 1 A ' Team. Wynne . . . Holz .......... . . Erhart ....., . . . Morrell ....... Hardy, Schacht School. Passaic ....... E. O. . ........ .. Fordham Prep. Peekskill ..... Coach-MR. FORREST GRANT .Manager-M1LToN YosT Captain-S. C. MORRELL Position. .. ...First Base ...Second Base . L . .Third Base .. . . .Shortstop . . . . . .Pitchers Com. Oppts. . . 14 0 . . 6 0 . . 15 5 . . 10 0 Position. Team. Galway ...... Left Field Schafer ................ Center Field Saperstein ., ............ Right Field Maccaroni, Chalaire, Alleva .... Subs. School. p Com. Oppts. Boys' High .... .. 3 0 T. H. H. .... . . 5 1 Erasmus . . . . . 4 l Curtis .... . . 14 6 IQIO'I'I g The football team of 1910-11 had a very successful season, losing only the game that decided the championship of Greater New York. The tie game with Clinton was a surprise to everyone, our team being conceded to be much the better of the two. A misfortune which undoubtedly had much to do with the team's not winning the championship was the loss of Walters, a starbackneld man, who broke his ankle in the first game of the season. Coach--MR. SISKIND . - MdHdg6Tf-ARTHUR W. GRAEF Captain-SAMUEL CHERR I 3 Team, Position. Team. Position. McCusker .. . ...... Left End Kear .. . .g ........ Right End Renner .... .... L eft, Tackle Cherr .... ....... Q Uaffel' Back Kelleher ,,,,. Left Guard Fetter .... ..... eft Half Back Strong ...... ........ C enter Love .... Right Half Back McLoughlin ,, . . .Right Guard Blenio .... ......... F ull Back Cohen ...... , .Right Tackle