Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-09
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BEAT AMES
IN TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS
BY 81 TO 81.
VAN AukEN ouTsPRlNTs
GABELMAN IN DASH,ES
Ames Man Wins 100 and o20 Yard
Dashes From Captain GabeIman of
Local Team-Roscoe Packer High In
dividual Point Winner With Total of
4el4 foints-Scheduie Of Events.

/ BY the score of 81 to 81, the track
and field team of the local high schoo
won the dual meet with the Ames
high school at Ames Saturday after
noon. Marshalltown won seven firsts
nine reconds and five third places
Ames Won seven firsts, three seconds
and seven third places. Roscoe Packer
was clearly the star locally. and has
a credit of 1914 points won in the
events.
Most of the events We're holly con-
tested. and altho the local team failed
to win first in the sprints, it made
Up for this loss by winning other
equally hard contests
Van Auken Beats Gabenan.
The principal interest in the meet
conferred in the 100 and 22o yard
dashes. 1t was expected that Herman
Gabelman, captain and the fastest
sprinter of the local team, had as good
as an even chance to win one or both
Of these dashes.
Van Auken, the Ames sprinter. how
ever. proved TO be even a little faster
than the local man. Gabelman. also
the other local entrants in the 100
yard dash. fell over the mark before
the gun was fired and were all set
back yard. Van Auken beat Gabel-
man to the tape about q yard. The time
was 10 % seconds. exceptionally fast
for high school boys.
The 220 dash came close to being a
dead heat between Van Auken and
Gabelman. but the former reached the
tape about four inches ahead of his
rival The 220 was run in % seconds
fiat, very fast time.
Hard luck followed Fetters in the
low hurdles. He had the race Won.
and was leading the field by ten yards.
when he fell down. Getting up. he fell
again at the next hurdle and Jones.
of Anes. beat him TO the finish.
Events and Winners.
The following are the events, winners
and the time
one hundred yard dash-vanAuken
ca. first; Gabelman, (D, second;
Hultz. (A) third. Time-:10 2-5.
Pole vault-Jones. (A), first. Wilson.
(M), second; Thomas, tA), third.
Heights-s feet "a inches.
Mile run-Clapper, (A), first; Good.
(M). second: Michaels, (M), third.
Time-5:oS %.
DISCUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M. uTsl
Roscoe Packer. tM). second; Carlson.
(MD. third. Distance-91 feet.
High hurdles-Roscoe Packer, (M),
first; O'Brien, (M), second; Jones, CAD,
third Time-:17 %.
Four hundred forty yard dasll-Kel-
SO. (A). first; O'Brien. (M). second;
Eldridge. CAD. third Time-:56.
Shot put-Carlson. (MD. first; Cam
eron, CAD. second; Herschel (M), third.
Distances feet inches.
Half mile run Ray Packer, (M),
first; Clapper, (A), second: Olson, tA)
third. Time-2:15.
High jump-Roscoe Packer. (AD.
first; Wilson, (M). second; Harris, CAD,
third Height feet inches.
Low hurdles-Jones. tA), first: Fet-
ters, (M). second; Patton, (M) third
Time-:30 rs.
Two hundred twenty yard DASH
vanAuken, (A), first; Gabelman, (M).
second: Malloy. (AI) third. Time-:2S
Mile elay-MarshalEown team Of
O'Brien, Ray Packer, Roscoe Packer
and Herschel, first; Ames team OF KEEL
so, Steigwalt, Thomas and Griffin, sec
ond. Time-3:53 1-5
Broad jump-Packer, (L). first;
Steigwalt. (A), second; Hultz, CAD,
Half mile relay-An1es team of Hultz
Kelso, Eldridge and VanAuken. first;
team of Patton, Malloy.
Fetters and Gabelman, second Time
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