East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-20
JUNIORS TRIUMPH IN
ANNUAL TRACK MEET
SENIORS ARE NEAREST
COMPETITORS IN CONTESTS
Juniors Lead by Thirty-Six Points
Day Was Splendid and Large Num-
ber of Spectators Witnessed the Ex-
hibition.

With almost a two to one lead. the
junior athletes of the high school
romped away to victory yesterday af-
ternoon in the annual interclass track
meet, their nearest competitors. the
seniors, being SO points behind them.
In the grammar grade events, the
school was an easy WIN
ner with the Hawthorne a poor sec
ond. he final scores were as follows:
seniors 4S, juniors 10; sophomores 4,
freshmen Washington As; Haw-
thorne 26, Lincoln Z.
Quite crowd was present to wit
ness the meet and they were reward
ed with some excellent contests. The
day was splendid and the track in
good condition so that good time was
possible. Perhaps the prettiest race
of the day was the high school 22O
ward dash which was won by Cap
tain Gordon in 25 flat with Taylor hot
on his heels. Taylor fulfilled the ex-
pectations of his admirers when he
captured the so yard sprint and
pushed his captain to the limit in the
other dashes. Boylen took his three
events without exerting himself, while
Fee was the high point winner of the
meet with three firsts and a second
to his credit. The work of Chapman
in the sprints, low hurdles and broad
jump was also a pleasing feature to
the coach. Devine was the star per-
former in the weights but lost tle
discus throw to c. Jordan by a mar
row margin.
For the grammar grades, the Ulrich
brothers and Gervais, all of the
Washington school, were the bright
particular stars, those three captur-
ing all of the first places but one,
which was taken by Kenneth Waters
Of the Hawthorne school. Young
Gordon was responsible for all of the
points which his school carried off.
Altogether, Coach Breithaupt Is
very well satisfied with the showing
which the boys made and thinks, with
little more training he will have a
team that will take its share of points
in all of the interscholastic meets.
The Summary.
Following is the summary of events: /:
so yard dash, H. S.-Taylor, j.,
Gordon, J., Chapman, j. Time,
seconds.
so yard dash, b div.-E. Geryais,
w, Straughan, H, Hanna, w. Time,
1-2c.
5O>yard dash, C div.-s. Ulrlch, W,
Goodman. H, Casey, H. Time 1-2
seconds.
II 1iNr
c. Gordon, L., H. Forshaw, II. Time,
As seconds.
Hahn mile, II. s.-Boylen, SEN,
Haw, j., Carol. ]. Time 2.31.
High jump, II. S.-Fee, j., Taylor,
]. Hampton, ]. Height, feet 8
inches.
22O yard hurdles, H. s.-A. Jor-
dan, Sen, Dickson. Sen, Chapman,
J. Distance 81 feet Ii inches.
Pole vault II. S.-Fee j., Finnell,
Soph., Hampton, J. Height 9 feet
6 inches.
100 yard dash II. S.-Gordon, j.,
Taylor. j., A. Jordan, S. Time IL
seconds.
100 yard dash b div.-Gervais, w,
Straughan, H., Phelps, w. Time IL
2-5 seconds.
100 yard dash C div.-S. Ulrich, W.,
Goodman H., Casey, II. Time, IL
1-5 seconds.
100 yard dash D div.-B. Ulrich, W..
c. Gordon, L. K. Waters, II. Time,
13 seconds.
J., Carroll j. Time, minutes 80
seconds
Shotput II. S.-Devine, Sen, c.
Jordan j., Hinderman, j. Distance,
80 feet inches.
22O yard dash, II. S.-Gordon j.,
Chapman, j. Time. 25 sec.
220 yard dash B div.-Gervais, W.
Hanna. W., Straughan, H., Phelps
w. Time 26.2.
22O yard dash, C dv.-S. Ulrich,
w. Casey, H., Goodman, H, Snider
w. Time, 81 3-5.
220 yard dash, d div.-Waters, H.,
B. Ulrich, W., c. Gordon, l.. Time
/ "a ga seconds
Broad jump, Chapman, j., Fec, j.,
Taylor, j. Distance 1S feet 1-2
inches.
12O yard hurdles-Fee, J., c, Jor-
dan, j., Hampton, j. Time IS 3-5
| seconds.
Hammer throw, II S.-Devine, SEN,
A. Jordan, sen, Hinderman, j. Die
tance. 120 feet 2 inches.
440 yard dash-Boylen, sen. A.
! Jordan, sen. Flnncll, soph. Time,
! Sc As seconds
Officials.
clerk Of the coursc--B Breithaupt.
Starter-Kimball.
Judges Of the finsh-Hampton,
| Bishop and Stewer.
Field judges StoTle and Engdahl
Announcer-D Chessman.
Scorer-M Chessman.
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