Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-15
HAS MARGIN OF ONE POINT OVER
DAVENPORT IN INVITATION
MEETING.
PACKER, OF MARSHALLToWN,
SCORES 10 POINTS FOR TEAM
Ames Runs Away From Drake and
Grinneii in Triangular FisId and
Track Meet - State Teachers Win
Easily From Upper Iowa University
-Arnes Sees Championship.

| Special to Times Republican.
| Iowa City, May 15-Marshalltown
| won seventh place in field of twen-
ty-fve at the Iowa state interscholastic
meet. held in Iowa City Saturday aft
ternoon. under the auspices Of the Iowa
| University board OF control of athletics,
which presented gold, silver and bronze
/ medals to the winners. President
George E. MacLean made the presenta-
ton speech at the close Of the big bat
tie. on Iowa field. the guardons being
bestowed upon the victors before they
| left the grounds.
| The meet was a great success. and
! Iowa City winning from Davenport. 81
to 81. was not assured Of victory until
the final events of the afternoon-Iowa
! City taking five in the pole vault, and
Davenport 1, and the very last event,
the half mile relay going to Davenport
6 points, while Iowa City just saved
its bacon with fourth place and one
point
Two state records were smashed and
one equalled. The high jump mark
was raised by Packer, of Marshall
town. and Shra der, of Iowa City, who
Wen, feet, inches. Packer mad been
state champion in that event, being
tied with Cook, Of Davenport, at S feet,
81 inches.
The running broad jump record for
n1erly 20 feet, held by Williams, OF
Cedar Rapids, was likewise tilted,
Marsden. of Des Moines, going 20 feet,
GA inches.
The half mile relay record, minute.
81 seconds, held by Iowa City, was
equalled by Davenport.
Seventeen of the twenty-five schools
participating won points. The sum-
maries follows: Iowa City, 80: Daven-
port, 81; Cedar Rapids. %: North Dies
Moines, 20; Marion. 1919; Fairfield,
11k; Marshalltown, 10; Anamosa, e.
Independence, Seymour and Moline, 5
each; Sigourney and Oskaloosa, each;
Webster City and Storm Lake, each;
La Porte City and Dubuque, each.
The summary:
Broad ju1np-Marsdon North High
| first. Higgins (Stgourney) second.
| Bailey (Marion) third. Distance, 20
| Half mile run-Diltz (North High)
first, BROMLEY (Davenport) second;
| Britton Cedar Rapids) third. Time,
200 3-5
Two hundred twenty yard hurdles
Donald (Seymour) first. Packer (Mar-
shalltown) second, McGovern Uowa
| City, thirl. Time, :2S 2-5.
| One hundred yard dash-Lynch On
dependency first, Nady (Fairfeld) Sec
ond. Parsons Qowa City, third. Time,
| IL. =
| Two hundred twenty yard dash
| Parsons (Iowa city, first, Monroe
| Cedar Rapids second. Rhodes CDav-
enport) third. Time. IA Is.
| One mile run-Reed (Marion) first,
| Frazee Cedar Rap1ds) second. Wood
| (Moline) third. Time 4:51 3-5.
| Discus throw-Mitten Davenport)
! first. Humble CMarion) second Siez
| Oavenport) third Distance, lot feet
| liz inches.
One hundred twenty yard hurdle
Mitten Davenport) first, Packer MAR
snalltown) second. Hunter (North
High) third. Time, II.
High junrp-Shrader Qowa City, and
Packer (Marshalltown) tied for first,
| Humboldt tMarion) and r. Holgate
| (Fairfeld) tied for third. Height, 5
feet s inches.
Hammer throw-Mitten (Davenport)
first, Russell tOskaioosa) second, Gill;
land tStorm Lake, third Distance,
| 1873 feet inches.
Four hundred forty yards. first race
Parsons Uowa City, first, Sherman
| Cedar Rapids) second, Riser North
High) third. Time, :54
Four hundred forty yards. second
race-Monroe Cedar Rapids) first,
Nadey Fafrfeld) second, Curry Web
| ster City, third. Time. :54.
| One mile relay-Iowa City first,
| North High second, Cedar Rapids third.
| Time. 3:44 3-5.
| Half mile reIay-Davenport first,
Fairfield second. North Des Moines
third, Iowa City. fourth. Time. 1897.
| Shot put-Humble CMarion) first,
Mitten CDavenport) second Bedell
(Anamosa) third, BUM North Des
Mofnes) fourth.
Pole vault-Schrader Uowa City,
first. Button (Anamosa) second. Pow
ers Cedar Rapids) third, Friedholdt
Davenport) fourth. Height 10 feet, 6
| inches.