The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-05-11
Penn WORSTS PELLA.
wins Track Meet ~ score VI sixty.
Right 10 Fisty4Twe,

renn cnilenu wen the nald meet al
reila ffom the track team of centml
university Friday afternoon ~ 4 score
" 0sas nycr k2M. afainer Kaiusky
IL The Penn team IA confident IL ,hv
ability ~ his men NJ better their rec.
urah % yesterday, but no IA PLEASED
with tne result nranson was che
altar man for Penn and succeeded N
making "a points. lie entered pis
events. took ave irsts and one second,
being a winner In All he entered.
Pella has a good team and with q
trainer giving regular work, they
would give some Of the best people IN
tho state something 10 do. The boys
have had the support OF the town M
well as the college following, and y
good crowd was out 20 cheer the track
team in their efforts. The meet was
held on the Pella fair grounds and the
track at best was In a slow condition.
The conditions we're not the best. The
weather was chilly and the boys had
difficulty in getting warmed up in the
proper way.
All but two events were closely con.
tested. In the mile run Wood and
Coffin left the Pella runners far be.
hind. Penn slowed up In the stretch
and the time was not what II might
have been had the runners been
pressed.
While Branson led in the number
Of points won, Wood, McCracken anu
Mills did their full share OF the work
and participated in the honors.
The Penn crowd has words OF praise
for the entertainment accorded them
by the Pella company. The hospital.
ity OF the Central university was ex,
tended the visitors and was much
appreciated. Trainer Zalusky made a
hit with the Pella people and the
Pella team, and he had favors shower,
ed upon him until there existed some
doubt as to whether or not he would
be willing TO return TO Oskaloosa and
Penn, Joe's vocal solos proved him a
winner in the musical as well as in
the athletic field.
Some Good Scores.
The records made in the meet al
Pella Friday afternoon were as fol.
lows:
so yard dash-Branson (P.) first;
Cook, &C. u. ~ second; Clark, &C. u,
- third. Time, 6 seconds.
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first; Ryan (P.) second; Rich &C. u,
~ third. Distance,32 .eet 10h inches,
100 yard dash--Branson (PD first;
Clark &C. u. ~ second; McMasters
&C. u. ~ third. Time, 10 3-5 seconds,
DIscus-Else (P.) first; Hopton &c.
u. ~ second; Ollie (P.) third. Dis.
lance, 90 feet Gk inches.
440 yard Observation-Disclosures &c. u. ~
first; w. Sopher (P.) second; Nc.
Cracker (P.) third. TIme,58 seconds
$50 yard run-Wood (P.) first; Cot.
fin &C. u. ~ second; Coppock (P.)
third. Time, 2 minutes, 10 seconds.
High jump-Strickland &C. u. ~
first; Ramsay (P.) second; Thornburg
(P) third. Height. 8 feet IN inches.
220 yard dash-Clark &C. u. T)frst;
Branson (P.) second; McMasters &C.
u. ~ third. Time, 20 1.3 seconds.
1G.pound hammer throw-Else (P.)
first; Hopton &c. u. - second. Dis.
tdnce, 7G feet.
Mile run-Wood (P.) first; Coffin
(P.) second; Coffin Is. u. - third.
Time, S minutes 6 seconds.
Running broad jump-Branson (PJ
first; Clark &C. u. ~ second; w SO.
Dher (P.) third. Distance, 20 feet,
3 inches.
Pole vault-w. sopher (P.) first;
Strickland &C. u. ID second; Ramsay
(P.) third. Height, s feet, . inches.
Running hop, step and jump-Bran.
son (P.) first; Clark &C. u. - second;
Carts &C. u. ~ third. Distance, 40
feet II inches.
One.half mile relay-Penn, W. SO.
pher, McCracken, Mills, B%ranson; G..
U. J., Cook, Carts, McMasters, Clark.
Time, ] minute A. seconds.
Summary Of points-Penn 6SK; G..
L. l., 52K.
Penn vs.. Des Molnes.
The next field meeting Of a dual ma
ture will be in this city at the fair
grounds on Friday next, at which time
Penn track team will meet the team
Of the Des Moines college. The con.
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