East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-16

! 100-yard dash. Div. B-Githens,
Athena; Smith, Athena; knight, PEN
dleton. Time, ia.
100-yard dash. Div. C--Grant, Athe-
ma; Gully. Milton; Siebert, Pendleton.
Time, 1913.
Pole vault. Div. A--Fee, Pendleton:
Finnell. Pendleton: Slower, Columbia;
Height, s feet inches.
| Shot put, Div. A-Devine, Pendle-
ton; C. Jordan, Pendleton; Wright
Milton. Distance, 3S feet inches.
Low Hurdles, Div. A-Kimball
Pendleton; McEwen, Athena; A. Jor-
dan. Pendleton. Time, 2s.1.
SS01-yard run, Div. A-Boylen,
Pendleton; Haw, Pendleton; Lieual-
len, Weston. Time. 2:S0.
SS0-yard run, Div. BEThompson,
Athena; Minis. Pendleton; Everett,
Milton. Time, 1881 2-5.
Broad jump, Div. A-McEwen
Athena; Fee, Pendleton; Bean, PEN
dleton. Distance, IS feet 8 ga inches
Broad jump, Div B-Johnson, Mil
ton; Straughn, Pendleton; Smith
Broad jump. Div C-Pambrum,
Athena; Siebert, Pendleton; Minnis,
Pendleton. Distance, 1s feet inches.
220-yard dash, Div. A-Kimball,
Pendleton; Gordon, Pendleton; Nc
Ewen,o Athena. Time. 25.
220-yard dash, Div. B-Worthing-
ton, Athena, Smith, Athena, Knight,
Pendleton. Time 26 1-5.
220-yard dash, Div. C-Grant Athe-
ma: Siebert Pendleton: Gully. Milton
Time, 80 2-5.>
High hurdles, Div. A-Fee, Pendle-
ton; C. Jordan, Pendleton; Kelley,
Milton. Time, 20.
440-yard dash, Div. A = Boylen,
Pendleton; A. Jordan, Pendleton;
Martin. Columbia. Time, so AS.
440-yard dash, Div. B-Smith, Athe-
! ma; Minnis, Pendleton; DAILY, Pendle-
ton. Time, SO 3-5.
440-yard dash, Div. C-Osburn,
Pendleton; Grant. Athena; Minnis,
Pendleton.
5O-yard dash, Div. B.-worthing-
ton. Athena; Broxson. Athena; Bost-
wick, Milton. Time, 6 2-5.
50-yard dash, Div. C-Payne, Athe-
ma; Siebert Pendleton; Gully. Milton.
Time, 6 2-5.
High jump, Div. A.-Yates, Colum-
bia; Fee, Pendleton; Bean, Pendleton
Height, feet 1-2 inches.
High jump, Div. B-Straughn, Pen
dleton; Johnson, Milton; Min
mis-, Pendleton; Citizens, Athena
Height, 4 feet 9 inches.
High jump, Div. C-Wall, Athena;
Grant, Athena; McCarey, Pendleton
Height, feet inches.
Relay, Div. A-Pendleton team
composed of Kimball, Mcdonald, Bean
and Gordon won. Athena second.
Relay, Div. B-Athena team, COM
posed of Citizens, Smith, Payne and
: worthington, won. Pendleton, sec.
ond.
The Judges.
Referee. A. w. Blomquist Of Whit.
, man college.
Clerk of the Course, M. R. Chess.
man, of Pendleton.
Starter, A. Ross Kit of Whitman.
Judges of finish, ]. E. Keefe o.
Weston, E. w. Brown Of Pendleton
and Hans Struve of Pendleton.
l Field judges, v. ]. Dresser of Whit
man, and C. E. Goff of Athena.
Timers, E. NJ HALEY of Adams
Harvey McDill of Pendleton, and S
A. Stone of Athena.
Announcer, Lyman Rice of Pendle
ton.
: Scorer, Dale Chessman Of Pendle
ton.
Time of meet, 12 hours.
= Oratorical Contest.
Promptly at 1880 in the evening
President A. C. Hampton of the asso
citation, made the opening remarks
= the rhetorical and oratorical contes
between the different schools. Pen
:, dleton, Athena, Milton, Columbia col
!. lege and Weston each had contest
= ants who appeared on the program
y At the close of the contest the judges
. decision gave to Genevieve Levy o
), Milton the first prize in Division {
and to Vernita Watts of Athena tn
second prize. Miss Thomas Of Co
, lumbia college was awarded frs
;, honors in Division B and Ruth Kid
= der of Athena second. Hazel Wyricl
. the Pendleton representative in thi
= division was so subordinate as to los
:, her voice when almost through he
- selection, which misfortune prevented
:. her from winning a place, according
= to the announcement of the judges
In Division A, James Hartwell o
2 Pendleton high easily captured tn
best ribbon, while Miss Lottie Brand
Of Weston took second honors. Th
judges of the contest were Rev. A
Mckenzie Meldrum of Athena, s. A
= Stone of Athena, and Merle R. Chess
\ man of Pendleton.
!, At the close of the oratorical con
: test the handsome silver cup put VI
by the Athena Commercial club, wa
presented to Manager Tom Boylen a
|, the representative Of the winning team
in the track meet.
At 1920 the program Of the day
events was ended and the first annua
). Umatilla athletic and oratorical NEE
had passed into history. At IL o'clocl
the special Pendleton train pulled ou
= of the station bearing the victors hom
: in triumph.
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