The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-06
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Norman. Okla, May s. The seventh
atuual interscholastic track and field
Feet held on Boyd field Friday ana
saturday, April 2S and % was in eY-
cry way a far greater success thail.
the most sanguihe ka0 anticipated
fHlly eight thousand people saw the
track and field events proper and
thirty-t0ur schools we're entered in
these games alone. while others took
Part In the BASKET ball, baseball and
tsnnis matches The University
Preparatory school OK TonkaWa won
the track meet with "a poins to its
credit. Ardmore WAS second with
4 IL. Logan county >, Purcell, 2,
Chandler DO az, Oklahoma City 9s
Lawton, 3, pryor 3, Greek county g,
saltwater 8, Brtlesyille, q. PaWnee,
e Shawnee l. Others OF the thirty
tour schools entered failed TO score.
The schools entered ror the track ana
field events we've. Comanche, Ard
more, Oklahoma City, Lawton, Cher
okee, Pryor, Sapulpa, ponkawaf
Tishomingo Greek county, Mangum,
kingdsher, pauls Valley saltwater
Chandler, Purcell, Logan county le-
cumseh, Lexington, Shawnee, Cheeo-
tah Bartlesville, Chickashas Miami
Vinita, Euid Pawnee, Norman, Grace.
mont Newkirk Frederick, NARROW,
Blackwell and Faxon 1ne meet was
one of the most interesting and sen
sati0nal ever held under the auspices
ut the university -Four records were
broken and another Was tied Max
hambers, OF Purcell broke the rec
ord in the discus throw, Lee NC
Guam, OF Chandler iD Che mile run,
Caudill, Of u. 2 S. in th2 high jump,
and bradshaw, OF Chandler smashed
ms own record IN the hammer throw
Fair weather prevailed aud the day
was ideal for the holding OF the hlg
athletic carnival The monsters
hleachers were riot of color and q
bealam 0f noise, each delegation
striving "a outdo an others iu the
display oil polnaus and streamels
and the volume With which they roar
cd their chants and sang their catchy
songs Claude Nelson, Of ArdmQfe
Won the all-r0und championship with
s points. Max Chambers of Puf
cell, and John white ol tawton
Il nked second and third
Will nawough, Of Hugo Won the
tennis Championship IN singles la
The high school tournament held inI
0unectioA with TIE bis track meet
it N0rma1t Friday and Saturday oil
last week. Emory Cook. 81 Norman
the runner un played the winner al
close match tn the fnals. Tile eAaia
4 lonshin Ia doubles went to Seeley
rshey ana G Eisensehmidt of Logan
county, DoIald Iaing aud AdrianI
Lindsay, az KingHsher being tue.
runnels-up. Many teams We're enter
ed III both doubles and singles ana
a great crowd of tennis deNotees
a8tched the Tournament afqm the
first prelminaries to The conclusion
0f the championship sets Darr0ug0
the winner IN the singles came from
fiugo and entered the meet alone Aisl
though extremely Young and new tol
the hig tournament be Wayea a vegy
steady game, renleie with brilliant
Sallles, ana demonstrated clearly that
he is conner who must be reekoned
With in the future The baseball
went TO Norman ffederick
defeated Tecumseh IN Che FIRST dig
nond preliminary and Norman won
sanl the championship Anadarko ag
esegation ID the second ln inc semi-8
finals Frederick besFed Naflow, 9nly
to lose the championship baitle toi
Norman after a close ana eyeitiugi
contest IN which both teams showed
9cil1t u.I1. psula Valley s taa
new holder Of the girls scholastic
basketball championship Cherokee
defeated Purcell. Shawnee won from
aud Panls VALLEY captut
ed the honors from kinghsheg Ia theE
prelfminaries Cherokee yanQuished
Shawnee and Pauls Valley defeated
The championship Newkirk team n
ihe semi.hnals. The anal game be-
tween Pants Valley and Cherokee
aas Witnessed by a large crowd n
spectators ana both
teams were given noisy support
PauIs Valley won Aout ~ sensationg
III finish NV II 4 10 n Scgsfn