East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-22

The Pendleton high school teams
carried off the honors in the track
meet pulled off Saturday afternon on
Ankeny field, at Walla Walla. The
weather was ideal for outdoor ath-
letics and one of the largest crowds OF
enthusiasts ever assembled in the city
for a similar occasion witnessed the
events.
The fact that neither team was able
to outdistance the other in number
of points until the last event, made
the contest doubly interesting 'and
held the crowd of onloookers in
breathless suspense until the Pendle-
tonians succeeded in capturing the
last event. First place in each event
counted points, second points and
third l point. The final total was 65
| to 81 in favor of Pendleton.
The result of the meet follows:
100 Yard Dash.
Bollerman, Walla Walla, first; Tur-
ner,. Pendleton, second; A. Means,
Pendleton, third. Time, 10 AS sec
onds.
Shot Put.
Turner, Pendleton, first: L. Means,
Pendleton, second; A. Means, Pendle-
ton, third. Distance, 80 feet l inch.
Mile Run.
Woods, Walla Walla, first; Green
slade, Walla Walla, second; Kennedy
Walla Walla, third. Time, 5 minutes
3h seconds.
44O Yard Dash.
Steele, Walla Walla, first; Dick
son, Pendleton, second; Keenan,, Pen
dleton, third. Time, 81 seconds.
Broad Jump.
Jay, Pendleton, first; Bollerman
Walla Walla, second; Turner, Pendle-
ton, third. Distance, IS feet II inches
100 Yard Hurdle.
Jay, Pendleton, first; Whitney
walla Walla, second; Penland, Pen
dleton, third. Time, IS 3-5 seconds.
Hammer Throw.
L. Means, Pendleton, first; A
Means, Pendleton, second; Miller
Walla Walla, third. Distance, 1O4
feet s inches.
go Yard Dash.
| Bollerman, Walla Walla, first Tur-
ner, Pendleton, second; Kimball, Pen
dleton, third. Time, "a. seconds.
| Pole Vault.
Jay, Pendleton, first; Miller, Walla
Walla, second; Proudfoot, Walla
Walla, third. Height, 10 feet Az
inches.
| $50 Yard Dash.
Simpson, walla Walla, first; Woods
walla Walla, second; Greenslade
Walla Walla, third. Time, 2 minutes
IA 2-5 seconds.
go Yard Hurdle.
Dickson, Pendleton, first; Penland,
Pendleton, second; Stock, Walla
Walla, third. Time, 2S seconds.
High Jump.
Jay, Pendleton, first; Bollerman,
walla walla, second; Miller, Walla
walla, third. Height, feet 2 inches.
Discus Throw.
Jay, Pendleton, first; Swalbach.
Walla Walla, second: Means, Pendle-
ton, third. Distance, 80 feet, 10 inches.
The relay race was won by Walla
Walla.
Referee, Hill; starter, Franks;
Judges, REV. j. =. fheiu, hcN. " u
Reid, Rev. R. ]. Reid and T. NJ. Han
ger; judges of course, Gillian and Will
son; field judges, Ring. Shepherd and
Smails; timers, Drumheller, Myers
and Dunlap.
A track meet has been arranged
with the Waitsburg academy and
high school combined for next Satur-
day.
Jay Is Pendleton Star.
Ora Jay, of Pendleton high school
is the star of the track meet. having
won five first places, giving the Pen
dleton team % points thereby. Jay
was first in broad jump, 120 yard
hurdle race, pole vault. high jump
and discus throw
His pole vault of 10 feet " inches
Is considered an extraordinary record
for a high school student and will
perhaps stand unchallenged In the in
land empire for some time.
The Pendleton team won the meet
on the weight events, as they were
especially strong in these features.
The walla Walla team won all the
speed events, Bollerman carrying off
the largest number of points for that
team with a record of but IA against
25 for Jay of Pendleton.