The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-04-27

Grangeville -. 80. -. ;. 19
Culdesac ,...... -. -. =. IA
NeZperce ...... ...... o
Lapwai -. 80. 49,. -. A.
Charleston ...... ...... -. 8
Last year Grangeville won
second place in the interscholas-
tic event, making a score of 81
points as against Moscow As.
Ernest DeHaven won the mile
race last year in 5 :27 2-5. He
lowered that record "a is Sec
onds this season, and could have
clipped off several seconds more
had it been necessary.
DeHaven won the half mile race
this season in exactly the same
time that Spurlock, of Genessee,
took it away from him in last
years contest.-2 :23 2-5.
Zanias Parsons, of Grangeville
last season won the so yard race
in 5 3-5 seconds; the 100 yard
dash in 10 3-5; the 220 dash in
"a 2-5 and the 44O dash in 56 2-5,
in this event lowering the track
record.
The results of this years events
were as follows:
50-yard dash-Gano, Moscow,
first; Odell, Cottonwood, second /;
Craig, Cottonwood, third. Time
5 As seconds.
l00-yard dash-Gano, Moscow,
first; Craig, Cottonwood. second ;
Day, Grangeville, third. Time,
10 3-5 seconds.
22O yard dash-Craig, Cotton
wood, first; j. Wardrobe, Gene
see, second; Gano, Moscow, third.
Time, "a 3-5 seconds.
22O yard hurdles-Odell, Cot
tonwood, first; Blackburn, Cot
tonwood, second; Gano, Moscow
third. Time 20 2-5 seconds.
120-yard hurdles-Odell, Cot
ltonwood, first; A. Wardrobe, Gen
Iesee, second; Ragsdale, Culdesac
third. Time 10, AS seconds.
| 440-yard run-Gano, Moscow
| first; j. Wardrobe, Genesee, sec.
ond; Haskins, Cottonwood, third
Time So As seconds.
| Broad jump-Gano, Moscow
| first; Rhodes, Cottonwood, sec
ond; Blackburn, Cottonwood
third. Distance, seventeen feet
seven and one-half inches.
Half mile run-De Haven
Grangeville, first; Case, Guide
sac, second; Keane, Genesee
third. Time, 2 :23 2-5.
i Mile run-De Haven, Grange
vile, first; Case, Culdesac, sec
ond; Stellmon, Nezperce, third
h Time, 5 :3 1-5.
High iump-Cope, Culdesac
, first; DeHaven, Grangeville, sec
, ond; Hammond, Moscow, third
E Four feet, 8 inches.
Pole vault-Herrick, Nezperce
! first; Powell, Charleston, second
, ,lCope, Culdesac, third. Heighth
,, l8 feet 2 inches.
4 Discus throw-Housch, Cotton
. wood, first; Martinson, Genesee
second; Seigrist, Lapwai, third
Distance, 81 feet, 10 inches.
Il Hammer throw-A. Wardrobe
Genesee, first; Seigrist, Lapwai
second; Housch, Cottonwood
third. Distance, 100 feet.
Shot put-A. Wardrobe, Gene
: see, first; j. Wardrobe, Geneset
: second; Martinson, Genesee, ,thir6
Distance, 35 feet, 4 inches.
: Javelin throw-Riebold, Grang
vile, first; Seigrist, Lapwai, see
! ond; Rich, Culdesac, third. Dis
tance, la feet, 4 inches.
IL Relay-Cottonwood time, l a
!, and Is. Other teams competin
/ in this event: Culdesac, Clark
. ton, Nez Perce, Genesee, Grang,
: vile, Moscow.
I Miss Lanningham Wins Secon,
= In the defamation contes
which was held in the Methodi,
q church on the evening of tn
r track meet, Miss Laura Lannin
= ham, who represented the Grane
a vile high school, was given Sc
t. ond place; but in the judgmei
IS of the Grangeville teachers ;
IS well as pupils who were ther
a she was entitled to first plac
v being easily in the lead of an
,e one of the other contestants. 81
recited AS the Moon Arose.
,e The first place was awarded
lie Miss Blanche Speer of Clarksto
,e Miss Camille McDanials of Mo
e. COW, winning third position. II
n judges were: Herbert E. Fowle
n of the Lewiston State Norma
Of Miss Daisy Busby of the Levi