The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-11
Are Completed
For the State InterSchoIas-
tic Track and Field Con-
test at Earlham College.
is MOST IMPORTANT
EVENT OF THE KIND.
Silver Cup Will Be Given to the
School Winning the Largest
Number of Points and Silk
Banner to Relay Team.

At meeting of the executive com.
mittee of the Indiana High School Ath-
letie league in this city, full arrange
ments were made for the state inter
held at Reid Field, Earlham college.
next Saturday. May is. The event is
TO be the most important athletic meet
in state high school circles this season
and the large list OF entries bcspeaks a
most interesting contest.
| Eighteen schools have entered, tho
candidates numbering ninety The
schools which will try for hcnors have
made splendid athletic records in the
past. M. L. Herbert of the A. A. l..
| Chicago, who officiated at tho college
meet at Wabash today. VIII act as ref
cree and starter. A silver cup will be
given to the school winning the largest
number of points and silk banner 10
the relay tetam which wins. Each at.i-
lete who enters will be given bronze
medal and those who win points will
have their place and event carved on
the medal.
Richmond high school will entertain
the visiting athletes. At eleven
O'Clock on the day of the meet a din
ner will be served to all the athletes IN
the Earlham dining hall. The conf
mittee which made the arrangements
for the meet is composed of George ".
Benton. Indianapolis. president: c. w.
Knouff. Wabash. treasurer: l.. ID. Coff-
man. Connersvills, secretary and J. T.
Giles, Marion, permanent secretary.
The full list of entries follows:
100-yard dash-Ben Fisher. Ander-
son; Elmer Goss, Anderson; Roy Con-
rad. Darlington: Leroy Gangwieh.
Fairmount: Melvin Miller. Fairmount:
Sam Starbuck. Goshen: Hollis Hunter.
Hammond; julius Meyn, Hammond;
Ralph Wood. Hobart: Raymond Hook,
La Porte: Shirley Deming. NJ. r. II. S.;
Kissell. NJ. T. II. s.: A. Stackhouse. NJ.
T VI. s.; Carp stockton. Monticello:
Lawrence Whiting. Peru; Earl Spang-
Ter, Richmond: Karl Allison Rich
mond; Walter Hubbard Shortridge;
Lueien Segar. Shortridge; Robert Hen
erickson. Shortridge.
220-yard dash Ben Fisher Andef-
son. Elmer Goss. Anderson: Chas.
Johnson, Crown Point: Leroy Gang
wick. Fairmount: Melvin Miller, Fair
mount: Sam Starbuck. Goshen: Hollis
Hunter Hammond: Julius Meyn. Ham
mond, Jas. Vedder, Hammond: Ralph
Wood, Hobart; Raymond Hook, La
Porte Shirley Deming. NJ. T. n. S.;
Kissell. NJ. T. ii. s.; A. Stackhouse. II.
t. II. s.; Carp Stockton Monticello;
Lawrence Whiting Peru: Earl Spang-
Ter. Richmond: Karl Allison Rich
mond Ralph Brown. Richmond: Wal
ter Hubbard, Shortridge; Lucicn SeSar,
Shortridge; Robert Hendrickson,
Shortridge
44O-yard dash-Howard Hansbcrry,
Anderson; Lester Stockton, Anderson;
Charles Johnson, Crown Point: Les
lie Parry, Crown Point: Leroy Gang
wick. Fairmount: Hollis Hunter. Ham
mond: James Vedder, Hammond; Dana
Summers. Hammond: Ralph Wood.
Hobart; Raymond Hook. La Porte;
Shirley Deming, NJ. T. II. s.; Kissell,
VI. T. H. S.; r. Stilz, NJ T.. H. S.; Thom-
as Bushnell, Monticello; Geo. Reiner,
Monticello; Carl Schlademan. Honticel-
10: Glen Mckenzie. Michigan City:
Lawrence Whiting. Peru; Earl Spang-
Ter, Richmond: Karl Allison, Rich
mond; Ralph Brown, Richmond: Wal.
ter Hubbard, Shortridge: Robert Her.
Shortridge; Clemens Mueller,
SSG-yard rln-Earl Reeves. Ander-
son; Raymond Haugh, Anderson;
Charles Allen. Fairmount: Dana Sum-
mers. Hammond; Elwin Gavitt, Ham
mond Earl kohler, Hobart: Robert
Blick, LaPorte: r. Stilz, NJ L. II. s.;
w. Wright. M. r. II. s.: Hamilton, n.
T. II. S.: Geo. Reinier. Monticello;
Glen Mckenzie. Michigan City: Joe
Michigan City; Herbert Cot
ton. Richmond. Earl Cotton. Rich