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

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CROSS COUNTRY TEAM

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SOCCER TEAM E. COFFIN, Manager H. SAPERSTHEIN, Captain SMR. E. W. HARTUNG, Coach ITH- only two Veterans from the team , of IQIO in school the outlook for soccer it - in 191 1 wasnot Very bright. The prospect was made still gloomier when, on October Illtll, the team was defeated by Boys' High in a one-sided game. ?'4'1Q'ZfZf'f'Y However, Coach Hartung doubled his efforts and was rewarded by the showing the .team made in the game with Manual. Although llffanual won, the team showed better form than in the Boys' Highgame. .Our next game was played November 4th with Clinton, and in Q hard-fought game we defeated the boys from Fifty-ninth Street by a score of 1 to O. i R 1 . The team was beginning to show better form, and on November 18th they tied the strong team of Curtis High School, I-I. November 25th saw the team in its best form, when they held the championship team of T. H. H. to a 2-2 tie. In this game the team played wonderfully well, showing the results of Mr. Hartung's eHicient coaching.- The next game was with Erasmus, and was easily won by the score of 2-O. The last game of the season resulted in a victory for Morris. .The team finished third in the P. S. A. L. tournament. S , The line-up and schedule of the team follows: Team. Position. -. Team. POSi1li0n. Norman .. .......... G. H. Koslow .... ..... O . L. F. Henson .. .... L. F. B. Boneparte .. .... I. L. F. Pollack ... ..... R. F. B. Hollander ... ......C. F. Meister ..... ..... L . H. B. Karp ..... ..... I . R. F. Saperstein ................. C. H. B. Isbutsky ................... O. R. F. L. Koslow .............. '. ..R. H. B. p Substitutes: Trinty, Hess, Mariasky, Marionoff, Goodman., School, Oppts. Corn. School. ' ODIZYCS- Com. Boys' High ,H ,,, 4 0 Townsend Harris Hall .. 2 2 Manual ,,.,, , 5 0 Erasmus ............... 0 2 Clinton H , 0 1 Morris ..... ........ . 4 1 Curtis . . . . 1 1 55

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CR sis coo -TR , s FRANK A. GoDwrN, Manager S. SWERLING, Captain DR. VV. L. FOSTER, Coach R HE showing made by the cross-country team was excellent when it is taken into consideration that of the team of 1910 only Captain Swerling was in school. , The squad started practice early and worked hard under the direction of Dr. Foster. The result of their consistent practicing was shown in the first runqagainst Boys' High on Qctober 21. In this run our boys took the first five places, winning by a score of I2 to 29. Cur next run was ,on October 28, with Eastern District, whom we easily defeated by agscore of IQ to 85. Cn November 4 a time trial was held on our course and Capt. Swerling established a new record of I7 minutes, I7 4-jseconds. On November I5 we defeated Commercial by a score of 19 to 47, Capt. Swerling finishing, as usual, in first place, and Rapport in third place. November 2 5 we ran Clinton and swamped them by the score of I7 to 47, our boys taking the first three places. ' On December 2, the P. S. A. L. Championship Cross-Country'Run was held at Celtic Park: Morris won the championship with 63 points., and we took second place with' 98 points. ' The order in which our boys finished in the championship run is as follows: Ninth, Swerlingg fourteenth, Griswaldg twenty-third, Mills, twenty-fifth, Benson, twenty-seventh, Klagesg fifty-first, Rosofslcyg sixty-fourth, Guidici. 5 The schedule of the team follows: 7' School. Oppts. Com. School. I' ODDTZS- COKI- Boys' High ............. 29 12 Commercial. ..... .. . - 47 19 ' Eastern District .. . .. 85 19 De Witt Clinton 4. .. .. 47 17 57 My