Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-19
HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS LEAVE
TOMORROW
WILL ENGAGE IN ACADEMIC
FIELD MEET AT RENO ON
SATURDAY.

The largest field meet in the his
tory of the Academic association,
which comprises the high schools of
the state of Nevada, will be pulled
off on the coming Saturday at the
Mackey Athletic field at the Univer-
sity of Nevada. The Tonopah high
school will be represented by four
students in the athletic events, while
Miss Della Gilbert will strive for the
honors in the defamation contest.
The local students will leave for
Reno Thursday morning and will be
accompanied by Prof. C. Schoer, Jr.,
principal of the high school. They
will return Sunday morning.
The university preparatory depart
ment has challenged the high schools
of the league to mile relay race, to
be held at the close of the meet,
four men to the team, each running
one-Quarter mile. The result will not
count for points, but prize will be
awarded the winning relay team.
The official list of entries for the
field meet follow:
Fifty-yard dash: Clark and w,
Emerson of Susanville, Butler of
Sparks, Kennedy and Marine of Gold
field, and Scheeline and Menardi of
Reno.
One hundred-yard dash: Clark
and w. Emerson of Susanville, But
Ter and Knowlton of Sparks; Kne-
meyer and Hilton of Ely, Curtin and
MacGregor of Goldfield, and Shee-
line and Menardi of Reno.
Two hundred and twenty-yard
dash: Clark and w. Emerson of SUI
sanville, Butler and Knowlton OF
Sparks; Reinhart and Hilton of Ely
Curtin and MacGregor OF Goldfield
and bingham and Webster of Reno
Four hundred and forty-yard dash
Kingsburg and Sifford of Susvanville
Knowlton and Butler of Sparks
Flood of Tonopah, Carville and Ogil.
vie of Elko, MacGregor and MAGICAL.
len of Susanville, and Bringham and
Menardi of Reno.
Eight hundred and eighty-yart
dash: Dozier and Brown of Susan
vile, Cunningham and Knowlton o.
Sparks; Knemeyer and A. Dewar O
Elko; Kennedy and Hanley of Gold
field; Stevens and Webster of Reno
One mile run: Dozier and Brown
of Susapville; Cunningham and Crop
ley of Sparks; Flood of Tonopah
Knemeyer and j. Dewar, of Elko
Kennedy and Henley of Goidf1eYd
and Stevens and Mckinley of Reno
One hundred and twenty-yard higl
hurdles: B. C. Kingsbury, of Susan
vile; Bowler, of Tonopah; Kennedy
and Marine, of Goldfield, and Nc
Phail and Twaddle of Reno.
Two hundred and twenty-yard low
hurdles: Kingsbury and T. Emerson
of Susanville; Bowler of Tonopah
Carville and Hilton, of Elko; Curtil
and Ruse, of Gofdfield; McPhail an
Patterson of Reno.
High jump: T. Emerson, Kings
bury and Butler, of Susanville; Bow
Ter of Tonopah; Brown of Elko; Mar
ino and Ruse, of Goldfield; Code
and Howard, of Reno.
Twelve-pound hammer throw: I
Emerson and w. Emerson, of Susan
vile; Wiley. of Tonopah; Dore an
Angel, of Elko; Curtin and Marine
of Goldfield, and Evans and Twaddl
of Reno.
Twelve-pound shot put: King.
bury and T. Emerson, of Susanville
Wiley, of Tonopah; Dore and Ange
of Blko; Curtin and Marine, of Cole
field, and Evans and Worn, of Rem,
Pole vault: Kingsbury and SifforC
OF Susanville; j. Dewar, of Elko
Healy and Henley, of Goldfield, an
Patterson and Mckinley, of Reno.
Broad jump: Kingsbury and I
Emerson. of Susanville: Via of Tor
opah; Brown of Elko; Marino. {
Goldfeld. and Bringham and M,
Phail of Reno.
Defamation contest: Doxier an
Miss Zimmerman. of Susanvillt
Miss Sullivan. of Sparks: Miss CT
bert, of Tonopah; olmstead and MI.
Hopkins. of Goldheld; Hale and Nil
Trosi, OF Reno; Bragg and Miss Me,
ers, Of Ely; Miss Dixon. OF Verdi. an
Miss nurlingame. OF Carson City.