Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-15
FIELD MEET.
Wausau High Won the Triangular
Field Meet at Merrill Last
Saturday.

Wausau and Grand Rapids went into
the enemy's camp last Saturday and
captured first and second places re-
spectiyely in the triangular field meet,
this left third and last place open which
Merrill succeeded in getting 1t was
an ideal day for the meet and large
crowd of footers was present. The
track was in fine condition and two of
the state high school records were low
cred in the bicycle races. In the hur-
dies, long distance runs, walk and biey-
Gle races, Wausau had things her own
way, but in the sprints and field events
Grand Rapids was in the lead. Merrill
got only one first, Wausau ten tirsts
and Grand Rapids six firsts. The list
of events was as follows:
100 yard dash-Loye, Grand Rapids. first !;
| Wawrzyniak, Merrill second; McCrossen, Wan
sau, third. Time, IL seconds.
mile run Breitkreutz, Wausau. first; Wood,
Grand Rapids. second; Keyes. Merrill. third.
Time, sos 2-5
i mile bicycle race-Sexmith, wausau, first;
Fleming, Wausau, second; Bunge. Grand Rapids.
third. Time AZ seconds
Shot put-Lipke Grand Rapids first; Stetzel,
Merrill second; Saylor, Grand Rapids, third.
Distance, 36 feet.
22O yard dash-Love, Grand Rapids, first;
Wawrzyniak, Merrill, second; Scholheld, Mau-
san. third. Time, p seconds.
p mile Breitkreutz, Wausau, first,
Beebe. Wausau, second; Reyes, Merrill, Third.
Time, AS.
Broad jump-G Wood, Grand Rapids, first;
McCrossen, Wausau, second; Lave, Grand
Rapids, third. Distance, is TT. 10 in.
90 yard hurdle race-McC rossen. Wausau, first;
Jupins. Grand Rapids, second; McDermott.
Merrill, Third. Time 81 seconds.
Hammer throw-Lipke, Grand Rapids, first;
Saylor, Grand Rapids, second; Gebhardt, Wan
sau, third. Distance, 80 TT. IN
Running high jomp-Lipke, Grand Rapids,
first; Ledger, Merrill second; Love- Grand
Rapids, third. Distance 5 feet.
Pole yault-Hamlin, Merrill, first; McCrossen,
Wausau, second; Jenkins. Grand Rapids, third.
Height, 8 tt. in.
Discus ow-Clark, Wausau, first; Saylor,
Grand Rapids, second; Lipke, Grand Rapids,
third. Distance. IS fl. in.
40 yd. dash-Scholheld. Wausau first; Menzel,
Wausau, second; Wood. Grand Rapids, third.
Time So seconds
/ mile bicycle race-Flemming, Wausau. first;
Sexmith, Wausau, second Roch, Merrill, third.
Time 2:37.
u mile run-Breitkreutz Wausau, first; Con-
eoran, Grand Rapids, second; Porter, Merrill,
third. Time, 2:lS.
10 yd. hurdle-McCrossen, Wausau. first;
Lipke, Grand Rapids. second; McDermott Mer-
rill, third. Time, 20 sec.
relay race-Waqsag hrst, Merrill second
Grand Rapids third. Time, 4:U2.
Total points-Wausau 70, Grand Rapids 81,
Merrill 20.
Among those who attended the meet
from this city were the following: Supt.
Karl Mathie, Principal c. O. Parlin,
b. F. Smith, Miss Margaret Mower,
Mrs. A. A. Book, accompanied by Grace,
Marie and Arle; Mrs A. A. Hooper
and daughter; Madge, Myrtle and Rob.
Haskins; Dorothy, Lita and Gertrude
Heinemann; Helen Gebhart, Nina Kick
busch, Lillian Porter, Sarah Reed, Jean
Slaymaker, Belle Murray, Edith Lang,
Margaret Dunbar, Emma Collins, En-
ma Pardee, Della Thayer, Hermoine
Silverthorn, Norma Craven, Annie
Ehreke, Lyle Clark, Amanda Werheim,
Olga Kurth. George and Fred Sexmith;
Ralph McCrossen, James Silverthorn,
Alex Gebhart, Henry Rose, Fred Brum-
mond, Fred Schmidt, Arthur Mcneil,
Emil Breitkreutz, Ed. Gamble, Har-
~ Thompson, Roy Edgar, Frank
Kollock, Fred Heinemann, Joe
Flemming, Ross Beebe, Stanley Lat
shaw, Tabor Davis, Will LaCerte, DON
aid Murray, Leon Ross, Liston Dodge,
Ed. Dodge, Frank Bother, Eddie Fish
Ell, Sumner Gill. All the above
went up by train. Those who
went up by teams are as fol
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. Kollock and fami-
ly, Miss Emile Nohl, Miss Nell Silver
thorn, Miss Bessie Porter and Miss
Minnie Coggeshall