Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-05-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


The Triangular field meet between
Grand Rapids, Wausau and Antigt
was won by Wausau with 81 points
Grand Rapids came second with *
and Amigo got &c. The crowd thai
urned out was rather disappointing
as the meet in every way deserved q
large crowd The first event, the III
yard hurdle was close race and was
won by Natwick, C. r. in Is 80 sec.
onds with Boyce, (W.1, second anG
Mcclellan, (A.) third.
The high jump was won by Natwick
20. R. at the height of Aft. ii in
Turner W. and Brown (A) tied fol
second and third places.
/ The 100 yard dash was won BY
Brown (A.) in 10 As seconds, Egge-
brecht (W.) coming second and John
son (G. r. third.
The discus was won by Natwick
e. r. with throw of 100 fit. 3 inch.
Lampert (W.) was a close second with
100 it. fin. Byrne tA) won third.
Lampert beat the high school record
by TT. in this event.
The mile run was an easy victory
for Hubbard (W) whose time was :
min. Sec, Kolems IA came second
and Fischer (A.) third.
The shot put was.won by Pliska al
with put of Al fit. II in, Natwick,
&c. r. came second and Mcclellan
(A.) third.
The 440 yard dash or the quarter
mile was an easy victory for Wausau,
Boyce (W) winning first in Sc 4-5 sec.
and Brown (W. second, Berg e. r.
came third
The pole vault was won by Dean
(W.) at 10 TT. 2 in. Mcclellan al
second and Lampert (W.) third.
Dean beat his own record by 3 in. in
this vault and is good for still higher.
The 220 yard dash was won by
Brown, a. in. "a As sec., Eggebrecht
lW.) came second and Johnson (G. r.
third.
The broad jump Natwick C. r.
won first with jump of Is it. 10 in,
johnson &c. r. second and Dean w. ]
third.
The 220 yard hurdles was the most
exciting event of the meet. Alexand.
er (W.) won first in % Sec, passing
Natwick (G. R.) who won second on
the last hurdles. Brown al won
third. Alexander'S time came within
10 sec. of the high school record,
which he will certainly beat before
the end of the season.
The hammer throw was won by
Lampert (W.) with throw of 107 fit.
2 in. Byrne (A) won second and
Natwick &c. r. third.
$50 yard run was another easy vic
tory for Wausau, Hubbard (W) COM
ing first with min. 13 4-5 sec. and
Brown (W) second, Mcclellan (A.)
third
The relay race was won by Wausau
in 3 min. so Sec, Grand Rapids second
and Amigo third. The teams were,
Wausau: Alexander, Eggebrecht,
Boyce and Dean; Grand Rapids: Nat
wick, Johnson, Smith and Berg; and
Amigo: Daskam, Brown, Pliska and
Fischer.
Out of the IA events Wausau won I
frsts, Grand Rapids, 4 and Amigo 3.
Natwick of Grand Rapids was the
star athlete of the meet, winning 4
tirsts. = seconds and / third, 27 points
in all.
The WauSau team is not composed
of one or two star men, but every
man on the team is star in one or
two lines, which kind of team in
the end wins the most points and
more truly represents the school.
The Wausau team showed up very
well in this meet and with few
weeks more work under Mr.. Jackson
will stand a fine chance of winning
the North Eastern Wisconsin Inter-
scholastic meet at Appleton on May
q. 1t is hoped that a large body of
students and others will accompany
the team to Appleton, and later to
Madison.
The teams in the meet were COM
posed of: -