The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
SALT LAKE HIGH
WINS ON TRACK
Close Finishes in First State
iHtersCh0lastie Meet.
ONE NEW RECORD MADE
RICHMOND SETS MARK IN THE
BROAD JUMP.

The Salt Lake High school YESTERDAY
again defeated the other High schools of
the state in a championship track meet,
thereby winning the state High school
ehaalpionsh mp and the silk pennant Of
Tered Dy the university. The schools en-
tered were the High schools at OGDEN
Fafk CITY and Salt Lake. The contest
was close one between the Salt Lake
the last event that the outcome was de-
cidcd. Every event was warmly con-
tfssfa ano some close finishes helped
20 make the who'll affair interesting.
Park City Has Hope.
The Salt Lake team had much material
and 30 this can bc laid her victory. The
Park City team was outclaSsed ia every
event yet the members showed courage.
Manager Hance Of Park City team SAYS.
ihe showing made by our team is no
ihdlcauon of lack of Material we have
Hdu no euacL, no ueId ON which to prac-
tree, ana only two weeks training. This
rs lhe BOYS first experience In track
work Look out for MS next year
Richmond Of salt Lake vas the cham
plon OF the day, carrying off three first
places for his school. which were the
only ones it got GrcenWaId of Ogden
won three firsts and one second. The
only record made was new state record
OF q feet inches for the broad jump
made by Richmond In the hammer
throw there was an exceptionally close
finish. Greenwald winning by One-half
inch from Harold. I'm the sprfuts Cross
ana GreenWaid Of ogden showed up we'll
Dispute Over One Event.
There was some dispute about the -
Nafu dash, as Peters claimed foul by the
ogden boys. The judges did not see it
thal way and gave Ogden first place.
Although Kidder Of Park city was de-
Ieated be put up good fight.
1he attendance was good especially
from Ogden and Park City o large train
load coming from each place. The ui1-
ca a. rsr IT
and showed much enthusiasm.
Captain Harris of Salt Lake High
school said.
II consider it good square meet and
nope al are satisfied. I wish to- thank
in the name of the High school the uni
NeHsity and Professor and Mrs. Byron
Cummings for the peHHaut and their cor
alat- treatment This action has bound
the High school and Varsity closer to-
"a Their than ever before"
iu speaking Of The relative strength Of
said.
"If Salt Lakes team had been coached
IS well as Ogden's they would have won
The final score vss-saIt Lake, 40; OF
den 43ig. Park City, p point
List Of the Winners.
The winners and time were as follows.
100 yard dash-Cross, Ogden, first,
Richmond. salt Lake. second. Peters,
salt Lake, third. TiWe-:U fiat.
u
Cross, ogden. second. Peters, Salt Lake,
third. Time-,06 flat
40 yards-Myers. Ogden. first Roberts, I
salt Lake, second Harris, Salt Lake,
third Time-:5I a-5.
go yards Richmond. Salt Lake, first;
Johnson. Ogden second Judson, Salt
Lake. third. Times flat.
Relay Roberts. JuJson. Peters and !
Richmond. Salt Lake first; Ogden Sec
uud. Time-1:40.
Pole vault-Craig, ogden. first; Z. Hsr-
ris. SHt Lake, second; Calvert ogden |
third. Height feet.
Shot put-lfreeuwald, Ogden, first I
Richardson, salt Lake. second, Judson |
salt Lake. third. Distances feet az
inches.
Hammer -Greenuai Ogden. /
Grst Harold Salt KSke, second; Critch- /
low, salt Lake third Distance-l06 feet
Running broad jump Richmond. Salt /
Lake first Browpeii, Ogden. second I
Thompson. salt Lake, third. Distance I
% feet az inches.
High Richmond salt Lake. first /
craig. ogden, second Shuffieburger, Og- /
Gen. and Eidder of Park City tied for I
third. Height feet 2 inches.
Tho officials were DR. J. O. Plum /
mer- starter Rev. u. D. Goshen, umpire.
Dr. j. Anderson. referee; RIessrs. Holmes, /
Ifance and Callahan, judges and timers I
The members of the visiting schools I
were given luncheon at the Varsity /
before the meet and I'm the evening they 1
were entertained az an informal dancing /
party given by the Varsity IN the mu- q,
scum halL