The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-27
S||PH()N(|RES WON OUT
BEAT FRESHMEN IN DUAL MEET
RY A NARROW MAR
GIN
EVENTS ALL WELL CONTESTED
Harold Smith the Hero of the Day,
and WesterAeld Came
Next-score IT
to "a.

The Freshman and Sophomore classes of
the Central high school held their first an
nual dual track athletic meet at tne
state fair grounds yesterday AFTERNOON.
All of the events We're holly contest ed
by both sides and the Sophomores finally
carried the day with sevehty-seven point,
to their credit as against seventy fo-
the Freshmen. f'a
The high wind and dust nanpered tie
races good DEAL but in spite of this
fact some fairly good time was made. The
winners of the first prizes in the events
will all receive gold medals and those
winning second and third prizes will re-
Ceive ribbGn souvenirs here were nearly
500 in attendance, and the friends Of both
classes We'd with one another for swell
ing the chorus of yelling. c. Woo,is, II
the Freshmen carried off the honors IF
the day, winning five first prizes one
second and one third, While G. WeSter-
field of the Sophomores took second
honors with the three first prizes ard one
second to his credit.
This is the first attempt of these two
classes to hold a field day and it result
ed in very successful gathering. w.
ManleY was clerk of the course, Neal
Muir, assistant; H O'Brien, starter. and
e. Stringer, referee The track judges were
H. Iigget, c. Routh and A. Swenson; field
Judges, a Herman. w. F1ollinshead and
NJ Peabody. Programme committee, -
n. Sickles, j. NJ. Dicl1ey and Roger Ken
nedy David MacLean was the business;
manager and treasurer of the event and
was assisted by Harold Smith. The com
mittee on arrangements included J. NJ.
Dickey. D. H MacLean, Jay Strane a1id
Lynn Denny of the Sephomores. and
George Woods, Harold Smith and Viii
liam lamar of the Freshmen.
EFnlIOu-iTp are the results of the several
events:
observation-disclosures dash = Harold Smith
'O4, first; A. Mcdonald, '03 second;
G. Woods, 'O4, third. Time, :19 10.
bridge, '04. third. Time. SO 2-5
Broad jump-Woods, "a, first, 10 feet
4 inches; Mcdonald '03, second, II feet
49, inches; c. Norton, '05, third, II feet s
shot-put-A. P1ankers, 'os, first. 81 feet
] inch; Norton, CD, second; Woods, '0f,
third.
:, Half-nile running naees3R; ;, N s p9d;
ey. o. third. Time, Els 7s
One-hu ty7xard hurdle
race-H Smith '04 first: T. Strane, Us,
second; n. Shepard. '9. third,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ft&-vard dash -
Woods, '04 first; Kennedy, '04 second;
r. Meacham. 09. third Time, 1900 fiat.
One-nile Bicycle race-Westerfe'd, '02,
first; C9ayt9 IN, e3. seeoH@; TrewbTidse,
ca third. Time. S:45.
Pole WesterfiefE, ,,Qs first, 8 feet;
n. Shepard, '0l, second; Neacham '0S,
third. 1e6H
Hammer throw-Plan}lers. '09. SIS feet 9
inches: Meachanl, '09, IGfeet; Magnuson,
'C2- 60 feet t,..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hurdle
raee-Woods- ga, first; Smith, 'e4. seeon I;
Meaehanl. 'oa, third.
High jnop-Beohan,. 'ea. first. 5 feet
inches: McDonald 'N2:s ssesaon.1 feet
inches: Smith. 'O4 third. 3 feet.
Two-n'ile bievelA race-Clavton. 'os,
frst; Westerfield, 'As. second: r. Brown
20 third. Time, 6:sS Paced by T. Sud
heimer s-..s.slI-5:
.T'w0-h"ntlred-a n9-twentv- dash =
Woods ~ frst Smith. 'et second; Nc
D'naid 'G2 third. Time, :251b
discus tttrow-Plankers. 'h2 erst. q
feet: Woods, '04, seeeond; E. Shepard,
'C4 third.
Chenille r"nr:ng raca-N. Steward. 'e4.
ffrSt Barton OF second; ). Olmstead
'01 third. Tire 5:S5
FL" two-n'il7 relav race was von hv the
freshman team, Woods of "a. winning
from ]. Djckey, of the '03 class, by about
10 feet