Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-19
FIELD MEET
is CREATING UNBoUNDED
ENTHUSIASM.
FOUR SCHOOLS ARE
LOOKED TO BE STRONG
Rogers School Has Beautiful T.-R.
Silver Trophy Cup All But Won for
All Time, But Is Not Likely to
Complete the capture-List of En-
trants.

The anual interscholastic track and
field meet of the graded schools of the
city, which will take place at the fair
grounds Friday afternoon, is creating
unbounded enthusiasm in every school
in the city. Boys and girls are wear
| ing their colors on the streets, and the
meet. The girls of the schools are
spending their odd time making pen
nants, and prettier sight will not be
witnessed in many a day than that
which will greet the public Friday aft
ernoon.
The Click school is touted as the
winner of the meet, even tho the Rog-
ers has the trophy-the beautiful sill
yer cup offered by the Times-Republic-
years in succession, and according to
the terms of the gift the school VIM
ming the trophy three times in success
f, sion is to have the cup as it's prop
erty.
Rogers Net Sc Strong This Wear.
The big winners of the Rogers team
during the past two years are now of
high school age, and in the school are
more of the younger boys who have
not had experience in track events. On
the Click school team are Carl Scott
and Warren Stevens, Who will do much
toward winning if Click is the victor.
-Four OF the schools are expected to
show up strong. the Click Arnold,
Rogers and Abbott.
Classify Teams by Weight.
The teams of the different schools
are to be classified by weight, Class A
being the smaller boys, seventy pounds
and under; Glass b, seventy to eighty
five; C, eighty-five to 105: D. over 1O5.
Rogers Gets Place of Honor.
In the grand stand the Rogers school
delegation will nave the seats of honor
and will be given the best section, by
. virtue of that schools winning the
meet last year The Woodbury. will
have the next pick of seats, and the
Arnold third.
Preirnnaries by Heats.
The preliminaries of the meet will
be run by heats, each school to have
two entries for each event The win.
ners of first, second and third place!
will qualify for the finals. The pre-
; liminaries, with the events and en-
trants are as follows:
Fifty yard dash. Glass A-stewart
Skeie, Turek. Melvin, Flower, Thayer
Heng, Hopkins. Brenneck, suter
Spangenburg, Psenicka, Thompson
Cohn.
Fifty yard dash. Glass B-Huls
+ Gablenan. Ksllenberg, Stevens, Jones
: Suter, CrinSlaw, Hall, Burkholder, Sc
4 berg. Draws, Buchwald, SSplichal
= Hayes.
100 yard dash, Glass c-Barbe1
\ Jenkins, Hay Buchwald, Edsall, Carl
son, Markie, Newcomer, Lockhart
81 Scott, Remer, Nutting
IL 100 yard dash, Glass D-Hedlun6
n Woodmansee, Hatcher, Stump, Bills
81 Adland. Fosnacht, Springer Hangar
Il Mendenhall.
II 100 yard dash, Glass A-Heng. Cohr
IS Brenneck, Melvin, Thompson, Psenicki
~ Suter, Flower, Turek, Skeie, Spangen
q burg, Perry, Stewart, Hopkins.
q go yard dash, Glass B-First hea
"a Stevens, Jones, Kallenberg stewar
p Burkholder. Scoonver, Hollingswortl
a 3uchwald. Hall, Suter, Splichal, Berr:
Hayes, Ward
Entries for Finals.
b In the finals the following entire
q have been made:
q 440-yard dash, class C.-Newcome
n Bigelow, Buchwald, Scott Barber, Car
f son, Markia, Wildnlan, Winters, Loci
: hart Reimer, Edsall.
y Half-mile run, class D.-Adlan
Stump, Fosnacht, Mendenhall, COP
Woodmansee, Dent, Salisbury, Bill
Springer.
44o-yard relayclass C.-Glick-sco
f. SeberS. Hay Winters, Woodbury.
Reimer, Bigelow, Staver, Jenkin
First ward-Carlson, Markie, Lemme
Hurd; Abbott-Buchwald Lockha
Buhrer, Stewart; Arnold-Newcom,
Edsall, Richards, Hanegan; Rogers
Barber, Nuttings, Ruth. wildman.
One-llalf mile relay, class D.-Rogers
Ferneau, Mendenhall, McLeland He
lund; Abbott-Springer Stump, Stol
Brechtbill; Arnold-Hanegan Hatch
- Cope, Baxter; Glick-Fosnacht B
Simon, Good.
. 1oo-yard relay, class A.-Glicl
Heng, Hopkins, James, Glow; Ansor
,nr Turek, Psenicka, Raisbeck, Gro
LCI Woodbury,-Thompson skeie, Boar
man, Cummings; Rogers = Flow
Stockman, Uttermark; Arnold-Ste
art, Cohn, McCreery, McGrew; Fl
Ward - Spangenburg, Melvin, Moo
SOB Schoenlut; Abbott-Brenneck, Ths
err Mitchell, Perry.
22O yard relay, Glass B-Ansor
S, splichal, Hulse, Stewart, Kryda; 4
nold-Kallenberg, Cohn, Draws, b
up ry: Glick-stevens, seberg williar
line Cable; Observation-Disclosures. SUIT
Meyer, White; Abbott-Jones, Hay
Ewing, Scott; First Ward-Crinkls
all Hall, Scoonver, Falls; Woodbur
Buchwald, Hollingsworth, Gabelm
Johnson.
Running high jump, Glass C-Bs
and ter, Hay, Barber, Lockhart, HUI
Richards, Nutting.
Running broad jump, Class 1
Raisbeck, spangenburg, Jan
Thompson, Uttermark, Cohn, Br'
,ulk neck, Psenicka, schoenhut, He
Skeie, stockman, Balch, Click.
Hop, step, jump, Glass D-Mor
80 :. Baxter. Springer, Simon, Woodlands
Stump, Hedlund, flanagan, Good.
,,,,,. Potato race, Class B-stevens, H
JUN lingsworth, Cohn, Spiichal, Ha,
Meyer. seberg, Buchwald, scoon'
Berry, Stewart, Jones, Burkholt
re Hall.