Mackenzie School - Olim Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

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fnrst who the y in- and Lil!!!- . H. Ylfrl erm- wl uf 2 en- m-rx. U'K'i'l f the Track Meets Entered and Places Won Poly. Prep. Meet W. M. LESHER, first place, 880-yard run. E. H. MACKENZIE, third place, Ioo-yard dash. E. H. MACKENZIE, third place, 440-yard dash. Middle States Interscholastic Indoor Meet, Philadelphia New York University Meet E. H. MACKENZIE, first place, 220-yard hurdles. Pennsylvania Relay Meet Fourth place. Columbia Interscholastic Meet QE. H. MACKENZIE, 'second place, 220-yard hurdles. Pingry Meet LESHER, third place, 880-yard run. Johns Hopkins Track Meet Ioo-yardlnterscholastic Handicap, won by E. H. lNI.-xCKENz1E. Time, ro 2-5. W. M. LESHER, third place, 440-yard dash. Track S uad q -. E. H. MACKENZIE T. SEWALL W. ROSENBAUM W. M. LESHER H. BERTRAND R. P.-XINE R. MACKENZIE W. LINDSTEDT W. PRIME G. DICKINSON WVLLEONHAUSER 105

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Q-.,...g . ... Tj f Hg- .-M-. .5 A -on-5----.--.......,- .. .... ... ......-..,.. - . .... . ,.... rack Review HE schedule for the track season of 1907 was the best we have ever had. At Poly. Prep., our first indoor meet, we were very successful, scoring ten points, the finest work being done by Lesher, who won the 880 in 2.11, establishing a new record for the meet. E. H. Mackenzie was second in the 100-yard dash and third in the 440, and Wise third in the 220-yard Iunior. At johns Hopkins University in- door games we were beaten in the relay race by Dunham's, but Teddy won the 100-yard dash in 1O'g, and Lesher secured third place in the 440. Lesher was our only representative in the Middle States Indoor Championships at Philadelphia, and he got third in the 880. Owing to the late season, outdoor training was badly handicapped, and as a result Captain H. Mackenzie was our only point winner at the New York University games, but succeeded in winning first place in the 220-yard hurdle race. For the first time in six years we returned empty-handed from the Penn- sylvania Relay Races. Although we had a good team, our continual winnings in former years had placed us in a class beyond our strength. On account of confiicts with the baseball schedule, only a few men were en- tered in the Columbia and Pingry games. Here, again, E. Mackenzie and Lesher were sure point winners. The closing of our season with the Holbrook, New York Military Academy, Mackenzie triangular meet at Ossining, was both pleasing and disappointing: pleasing in that we did so well, winning seven out of the ten events, and disappointing because we came so near, and yet failed to win the point trophy. 104

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' L1 R101 KSQKXHX .ff A 1.11 Q Team A. DICKINSON . . . Left Wing M. R. BELTZHOOVER Right Wing M. EWING .... Left Center 1. H. WoRK . A Cover Point R. BIACKENZIEQ R. LEWIS . . Right Center G. WALKER - . Point H. CULLMAN - . . . . Goal Scores M M White Plains High School . o o N. Y. U., IQII . . . o 2 Hackley . . . . 6 1 Columbia Grammar School o 6 Berkeley . o 2 C 106