The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-18
CONTESTS WERE SPIRITED
Even Though the Entries
were Few.
The List Of the Winners In the
Various Events Held at the
Playground Saturday.

There was a large attendance Sat
urday afternoon at the track meet
held under the auspices of the Y. NJ.
G.. A. to which students of the High
School and every grammar school 81
he county were eligible to enter. The
meet was a decided success. Every
class at the high school, excepting the
seniors, was entered. OF the schools
outside OF the city LaRue alone was
represented.
Following is list OF the winners
and the prizes which will be award
ed. The party taking first place in any
conest may have his choice Of any o.
the prizes offered in his class.
High School-'The Juniors captured
the class prize, winning in handy
style. The prize win be large Jun
ior banner, which will be made to
order.
The individual contests among high
school Students resulted as follows::
First place, Harmon Crock; prize, a
fine oak rocking chair. Hugh Smith
captured second place and will re.
ceiye a framed picture; William Or
risen was third in l,1e and will re
ceve a sweater coat; Harry Copeland
landed in fourth place and will re-
ceiye necktie. A box OF candy Will
be awarded Benjamin Griils, who en-
ed in sixth place.
Graded Schools--The winners and
prizes OF the thirteen year old grade
were as follows: Russell Rarldon won
first place and a fine fountain pen;
Fred Neatly second place and a base
ball glove; Carl Lister, third place, a
cap. The sack race in this class was
won by Daniel DaNIarsh who will re-
ceive q box of candy.
Fourteen year old ciaE THE first
prize, which was sweater, was won
by Paul Sontag: the second prize, a
watch. was won by Henry Raffens
berger; Clyde Price won third prize,
which was cap.
Fifteen year old class-Leslie King
carried off first honors winning a fine
winning a pocket knife, Paul Holli-
day, OF IIaRue, took third and won a
pair'of tennis slippers. The hoop r"
In this class was won by George EN-,
erson, who will be awarded a cap.
The various evens were decided as
follows:
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS.
Running board jump, Harmon
Crock; 2, Ben Grills; 3, HUGH Smith:
a, Harry Copeland. Distance-2O feet
A inches.
100 Yard DASH, Harmon Crock:
2. Harry Copeland; 3, LaVerne Tenn
rleon: 4, Hugh Smith. Time IL Is
seconds.
Running High Jump, Herman
Crook; 2, Hugh Smith; 8, Lavefne
Templeton. Height, feet, Z inches
44O Yard RUN, Herman Crock;
II. Hugh Smith; 3, Harry Copeland; !;
I, William Orrison. Time, 81 and 3-5
seconds.
Half Mile Rum, william Orrison !;
II, Fores Fields; 3, Carl Sharp'
Charles Mcmillan. Time, 1927 2-5.
Teh half mile relay race beween the
Juniors. Sophomores and Freshmen, of
the High School. was won by the
Juniors. The team was composed r.
Grills, Spencer. Bell and Crock. "
Freshmen finished second and the
Sophs last.
FIFTEEN YEAR OLD CLASS.
100 yard dash-1, Leslie King; 2
William Fields. Time: 13 seconds.
Throwing Baseball, Cleo Holli
day; 2, William Fields; 3, Leslie King
iDIsance, PIG feet.
Hoop Race, Leslie King; 2, VIII
lllam Fields. Time is seconds.
High Jump, Leslie King: 2, VIII
liam Fields, Height, feet, inches
! Hop, Step and Jump. Fores
Fields; 2 Leslie King. Distance
20 feet 10 inches.
| FOURTEEN NJYEAR-OLD CLASS.
rs Yard Dash-1, Henry Raffens
perger; 2, Cloyd Price; 3 Frank Yake,
4, Paul Baker. Time, 8 2-5 seconds.
100 Yard Dash-'1, Henry Raffens
lperSer: 2, Cloyd Price; 3. Frank Yake
IA, Paul Sorag. Time: IL 2-5 seconds
High Jump, Paul Sonag:
Frank Yake; 3, Henry Raffensperg
Ter. Height. feet. inch.
| THIRTEEN -YEAR-OLD CLASS.
so Yard Dash-l, Wayne Nealey
IL, Russ Raridon: 3, Carl Ifser;
Jesse Kleinmaier. Time seconds.
Potato Race-1, Russell Raridon
II, George Emerson; 3, Paul Oberlin
Ia, Wayne Nealey.
rs Yard Dash--1, Russell R9ridon
2, Wayne Nealey; 3. Carl Sturmer;
Dan La Marche and Carl Liste
(tied).
Sack Race-1, Dan La Marche;