Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-13
.oUTcLAesEs OPPONENTS ,e IN
SIXTH ANNUAL BOONE VAL
LEY ATHLETIC MEET,
WINNERS TAKE ELEVEN
FiRsTs IN FOURTEEN EVENTS
Score . Total Of ~ Points, Fort Dodge
Finishing Second With 1s-kins Hjah
Schools Are prsssntsd-Rseord-
Breaking Crowd in Attendance, Re-
esipts Amounting 20 $500.
Special to Times-Repubfican.

field meet Of the Boone Valley Athletic
Association was held here Friday, with
nine high schools, Algona, Clarion,
Eagle Grove, Fort Dodge. Hampton,
Humboldt, Rolfe. Webster City and
Goldfeld represented.
. The weather was all that could be
desired and the attendance was up to
the expectations. The gate receipts
amounted to about $1,000.
At the exercises during the evening
every seat in the opera house was taken
and many were turned away for the
lack of room. A nicer lot and better
behaved young men never visited AL
gona, and the people of the town
showed them every courtesy All the
business houses closed up from 1870
until o'clock and turned out to give
them a hearty welcome
Hampton high walked away with the
meet with total of "A points. Fort
Dodge was second with IS points and
Webster City third with IA. The other
scores were Algona s, Rolfe 6, Gold
field 3. and Eagle Grove 8.
The stars Of the Hampton team only
allowed their opponents three trs s.,
these being q first in the discus for AL
gona, a first in the broad jump for
"cbstc: City, and d Hrst e the half
mile run for Rolfe. In all the rest Of
the events Hampton was first, while
two placed in seven different events.
Shearer, Klousia and Kernegan OF
Hampton were the stars, the first win
ming the 100 yard dash. the 22O and the
pole vault, making a new Boone VAL
ley record in the latter. He also ran
in the relays for the Hampton team.
The day was perfect for a meet. The
track was so hard that is slowed up
the men in the distances.
The summary:
One hundred yard dash-Shearer
CHampton) first, Jones (Hampton)
second, Lighter (Rolfe) third. Time,
10 3-5.
Half mile run-Lighter GRolfe) first,
Gilleas CFort Dodge second. Cimlay
(Hampton) third. Time, minutes
10 is seconds.
Discus throw-willie CAlgona) first.
Mckee (Webster City, second. Ash
(Webster city, third. Distance, 100
feet, 4 inches.
Two hundred twenty yard hurdles
AlOuSit AHsl, 1SoCAd "
(Fort Dodge second, Mimlay (Hamp-
ton) third. Time, :2s.
Four hundred forty yard dash
Klcusia (Hampton) first, Inglis
(Hampton) second. Currie (Webster
City, third. Time, :55.
One hundred yard hurdle-Jernegan
(Hampton) first. Cimlay Champion,
second, Peschaw (Fort Dodge) third.
Time, IL.
Two hundred twenty yard dash
Shearer (HamptonD first Speinhaver
(Fort Dodgel second. Daniels (Web-
ster City, third. Time. :23 20.
One mile run-Ferris (Hampton)
first, MiEigan (Hampton) second, Mil
Ter CWebster City, third. Time. 500.
Shot palt-Robinson CHampton) first.
Ctmlay (Hampton) second. Mckee
(webster CITY, third. Distance, 80
feet 81 inches.
Broad jump-Daniels (Webster City,
first, Speinhaver (Fort Dodge second.
Rankin (Fort Dodge) third. Distance.
20 feet s% inches.
One mile relay-Hampton first AL
coma second, Fort Dodge third. Time,
$3.50
Pole vault Shearer (Iampton) first.
Warner (Eagle Grove) second, Mat
teson (Goldfeld) third. Height, 10 feet
inches.
Half mile relay-Hampton first, Fort
Dodge second. Webster City third.
Time, 1888 As.
Running high jump = Jernegan
Hampton) first. Solicit tGoldfield)
and Cimlay CHamptono tied for sec
ond Height, feet inches.