By dividing the preliminary executive work between the Executive Committee from the schools and the graduate committee, no one would be overworked, and everything necessary to the success of the day would be done. This would be an ideal plan. The only trouble is to get the graduates. This is an obstacle that can be easily overcome if the search is begun at once. Mr. Evert Wendell, of this city, is a very good man to go to first. He has had wide experience in interscholastic matters, and there is no one who has better judgment than he in these affairs; and we all know that no graduate has given more time and more valuable assistance to school athletes than he has. He would undoubtedly be able to suggest the names of other gentlemen in other cities who would be willing to undertake to aid the Executive Committee of the National Association. If it should be found that this plan could not be carried out, then it will be time to discuss the questions of club management and purely school-boy management, but until the other scheme has been found impossible, I think it would be well to keep it in mind. There is one more subject that this Department wishes to touch upon in connection with the National games, and that is the officials. But so much space has already been taken up this week with N.I.S.A.A.A.A. matters that the discussion of this question of officials will have to be postponed until next time. The athletes of the Berkeley School may justly feel proud of the record they have made this year. They have taken every championship in the New York I.S.A.A.--football, track athletics, tennis, and baseball. In baseball the Berkeley nine was not defeated in any of the championship games; and in addition to this, the team secured a number of important victories over strong teams not in the League. The result of the championship series is as follows: First Section. Games Won. Games Lost. De La Salle 3 0 Barnard 2 1 Cutler 1 2 Condon 0 3 Second Section. Berkeley 3 0 Columbia Grammar 2 1 Trinity 1 2 Hamilton 0 3 The championship game between Berkeley School and De La Salle was won by the former. [Illustration: Williams. Groom. Baugh. Willing. Graves. Thackara. Fuller. Morris (Capt.). Seymour. Henry. DE LANCEY SCHOOL, PHILADELPHIA, BASEBALL TEAM.]