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

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Ceeeeef, i X - Y A I-ff! I . si T' 4- 1 L U , l . .I ' falwq 'C Q! . f-YT: lil!-4'l':f-2'iAf?2, ',-Lijiig-1gb?, ,- A 635370 EDGAR R. XVORTHINGTON, Manager- CHARLES H. SCHMINKE, Capiain DR. W. H. FOSTER, Coach HE rifle team of 1911-1912 went throughla Very successful season. The team got away with a good start, winning the first three P. S. A. L. Round Robin matches. Then the team slumped just enough lars and the necessity of trying out substitutes, the team slumped just enough to pull it down from first to third place. At any rate, they succeeded in de- feating Clinton by a score of 259 to 253. Q ln the Clinton invitation shoot we got two third places. ' The next matches were those held at the Sportsmenis Show at Madison Square Garden. The best the team could get, however, was. third in three of these, lVIorris and Clinton, our ancient rivals, beating us out in each match. The Whitney Shoot took place on April 27, at the Seventy-first Regiment Armory. Com- merce took third place in this shoot for the S. A. Sub-Target Champion- ship of Greater New York. Shapiro broke the record made last year by Black of Clinton, by shooting 314 out of a possible 315. At the Garden tournament he won the Poth Trophy with a score of 195 out of a possible 200, which was one of the highest scores of the tournament. When Captain Schminke left school, Shapiro was elected captain. The other members of the team are Grieco, Behrman, Wilkinson, Suffield, Camuti, Trinz and Chatfield. The school was also represented by a secondteam, which had a very successful season. Its prominent members were Kanerek, Goodman, Meyer, Vollmeke and Captain Bernholz. ' The scores made by the team in the Round Robin Tournament follow: School. Com. Oppts. School. ' C0111 OD1OtS- Curtis , l , , , 256 248 De VVitt Clinton ....... 259 253 Bryant ,,,, ,, 264 238 l3oys'lHigh School ..... 256 260. hdorris ,,,,,, ,, 255 250 'Erasnnus . ............. 263 forfen Stuyvesant ,,, ,, 250 - 265 Cionnnnerckd . ..... ... 261 249 Manual ...... . . 213 270 65

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V S: lk Y X U ,f rx . 3 -J. 7'Ai4!PsHR0wf1V RICHARD H. WEST, fllanager WM. H. TOW, Captain DR. H. hd. HALL, Coach S the YEAR BOOK goes- to press, the outlook for a successful tennis team is very bright. Due to the energetic workiof Manager i Dick W'est, an excellent schedule has been arranged, and Harry's courts have been secured for practice every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. A large number of candidates answered the call for practice. This was especially encouraging, as only Captain Tow and Pollack from .last year's team were in school. After a few weeks, 'practice Coach Hall selected the fellows who are to make up the squad. ' The team will line up as follows: Team of Doubles- .Feam of Singles Substitutes The schedule follows: School. April Stuyvesant? ..... May Stuyvesant ...... May Townsend Harris May Horace Mannf .. May Curtis .......... June De Witt Clinton . 'HPI-met'iee game. F' of Capt. Tow and Neidenstein -Pollack, Wfieneis and Brown -Bendovv and Kenney