The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-05
SCHOOLS DECIDE
CHAMP IONSHIP
Hundreds of Boys and Girls
Compete in Sports at
Wandamere.
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= SUMMARY OF POINTS WON BY :.
= SCHOOL 6 :.

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:: Jackson ................ ....9 :.
:: Lafayette ............ .......sS Is ::
= Lincoln ............ .......... 7.
= Lowell ..--..-.......- -.....,... .
- Onequa ................ ...45 ::
= OQuirrh ............... .,.,.....1 ::
4" Poplar Grove ,ss..,.... LIB :.
:: Riverside .............. ......1 ::
:: Sumner ................ 10 ::
- Ira ming ............... .......1 10 e
- Union .-.......... ............ :.
= WaSatCh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z:
- Washington ........ ..........t2 is :
= Waterloo -............. ....-.3 =
= Webster ............ ..........22 Is :,
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Several hundred boys and girls met
at Wandanere yesterday in the annual
grade school track meet, and decided
the championships in the various
branches of sports for the year. big
crowd of parents, relatives and friends
we're on hand TO root for their favorites
and as a result, il was probably one Of
the biggest days in school sports that
has ever been held in the state.
The Lafayette school won first place
with IS Is points, a big leader over the
Onequs, which was second by a long
margin, with IS points. The Washing
ton school Won the baseball champion
ship, the Lafayette Won the boys bas-
ketball championship and the LoweHs
won the girls basketball championship
The results and winners were as fol-
lows:
BasebalI-Sumncr, east side. 4; Wash
b ington- west side, .. Mine innings were
required to decide the contest
Basketball (boys)-Lafayette east
side, So: Poplar Grove west side. H.
Ciirls-LoweH. east side, Z; Poplar
Grove, west side. >.
High Jump cages 1910 Creighton
King, Grant, first; Herbert Tay. Ham
iton, second. Russell Peabody. Lafay-
cite. third.
High Jump e15l-Creighton King
Grant, first; stephen Kerr. Lafayette
second.
High jump u6 years ana over)-
CLYDE futile, Onequa, first; Joe Stout
Lafayette, second; Francis Luke, Grant
third
Broad Jump Us years)-Herbert Tay,
Hamilton. first; Lee Taylor, Training
second: Creighton King, Grant. third.
Broad Jump n6 years and over)-Le-
vine Beatie.-- Lafayette. FIRST; Harry
Williams, Lafayette, second; Clyde
futile Onecua. third.
Putting the Shot G6 years and over
Clyde futile, Onequa. first: Harry Will
Hams. Lafayette, second; Lyle Judd.
Training, third.
Girls Races cages IS. % yards
Ethel Brown, Jackson. first. Mildred
English, Webster. second: Theima Nc
Donald, Oquirrh. third
Girls cages $40. 80 yards)-Lizzie
Naismith. Onequa. first; Ruth Tay.
Efsmilton.- second; Sarah Shapiro. Bry-
ant. third.
Girls ages HIP. 30 yardSl-FInora
bridge Onequa, second; Ruth wis
Combe. Hamilton third
Girls ages 1914 80 yards)-Eloise
DFouby, Wssatch, first; Leola Need
ham. Onequa, second: Oralle Pitts,
Webster, third
Girls (age 10, 50 yards)-Lucile Han
sen, Lincoln, first; Villa bruce. Wash
ington, second; Olive Denton. Wasatch,
third.
Girls cages IS. 50 yards)-Lila Wor-
die. Lafayette, first: Mildred English,
Webster, second; Ruth Taylor, River
side. third
Girls ages 9-lO. 100 yards)-Lizzie
Naismith, Onequa, first; Ruth Tay,
Hamilton. second; Mite Barnett, One
qua third
Girls cages HIP. 100 Eleanor
Robinson, Lafayette. first. Nettie Vim
cent Washington, second; Ruth Wis
comb, Hamilton. third.
Girls (ages I3-l4, 100 yardsD-Athene
Farnsvorth, Lafayette, first; Eloise
DToUby. Wasatch, second: Ellen
GiauqUe. Grant, third.
Girls (age Is and over. 100 yards
Villa bruce. Washington. first; Leola
Needham. Onequa. second Maude
Brown, Lafayette. third.
Girls Relay $3.50 yards. six girls in
each team)-Lafayette first; Onequa,
second.
Boys Cs years and over, 4lo yards
Harry Williams. LAFAYETTE, first. Fran
els Luke, Grant. second; David Spencer.
Lafayette, third.
Boys cage 10. 44O yards)-Earl Will
son. Bryant. first; Joseph Worthen,
TRAINING. second; Creighton King.
Grant. third.
Boys cages 1874. geo yardsl-Herbert
Tey. Hamilton, first. Donald Coray.
Training, second; Lyman Hendry, One
qua third.
Boys (age 10. 22o yards)-Guy Tate,
Webster. first: Clarence Dangerfield,
Training. second; Leslie Gould, Wash
ington. third.
Boys ages Is and up. go YARDS
Levine Beatie, Lafayette. first: Clyde
futile. Onequa, second; Frank Sherl-
dan, Bryant, third.
Boys ages IS. % yards)-Adolph
Azelrod. Grant first; Carl Lambert,
Grant. second; Stanley Livingston, Bry-
ant third.
Boys cages 9-1o. 50 yards)- MILFORD
Carlson. Poplar Grove. first. Paul Do
RUS. Lowell. second. William Bon,
Webster. third.
Boys cages HIP. 80 yards)-Herbert
Brown. Franklin, first. Harry Lovett.
Jackson. second: Allen Groesbeck La
fayette: Sidney Burbidge. Washington:
William Cromar Webster, tied third.
BOYS cages IS. 80 yards)-Adolph
Azelrod. Sumner. first; Stanley Living
ston. Bryant. second; Carl Lambert
Grant, third.
Boys tage Is and up. 100 yaFds)-Le-
roy Beatie. Lafayette. first; Harry VIII
Hams. Lafayette. second; Clyde futile,
Onequa, third.
BOYS age Is. 100 yardsD-Clarence
Dsngerfieid Training, first; Earl VII
son, Bryant, second; Verne Watson,
Washington. third.
Bows ages 1914 100 yards)-Levine
Arnst.- Grant first; Herbert Tay Ham
ilton. second; Harry Wallace. Bryant.
third
BOYS Relay ESQ yards. eight boys in