The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-06-29
Kenosha Athletes Make a
Good Showing in State
Meet at Racine
MILWAUKEE, DAPTISTS WINNERS
Kenosha Boys Fail to Get But One
First Place but Show Well in the
Different Events and Nose Out Team
from Racine.

The athletes of the Kenosha Y. M
G. A. made good showing at the first
annual meet of the Amateur Athletic
Federation of Wisconsin held at Lewis
field in Racine on Saturday afternoon
tieing with the Milwaukee Y. M. c.
A. team for fourth place in the meet
Every team competing in the meet
brought crowd of rooters. All in
coming trains brought in visitors
Nineteen teams were represented
Kenosha Y. M. G. A, Racine Y. M. c.
A.. Milwaukee Y. M. C. A.. South Bap
fist Athletic association of Milwaukee
Wayland academy of Beaver Dam
Ripon college, Zippaus society of Ra
cine, Emmanuel Presbyterian of Mil
waubee, Kingsley Methodist Episcopal
of Milwaukee, St. Vita Turner's of Ra
cine and eight local ward schools. The
referee and starter were DR.. II. f
Mace of Racine and Director A. f
Grimm of Racine.
The South Baptist Church Athletic
ASSOCIATION of Milwaukee won the
meet with SO points; Racine Y. M. G
A., second, with 26 points; Kingsley
Methodist Episcopal church of Mil
waukee, third, with Is points; Mil
waukee Y. M. c. A. of Milwaukee and
Kenosha Y. M. G. A. We're tied fol
fourth place, each having IL points.
Those who made the highest individ
ual points for their teams were Lee
Mann, South Baptist A. A., Milwaukee
and Fred Hueffner of Racine Y. M
G. A., each scored II points. B. Leuch
tenberger of Kingsley Methodist Epis
copai, Milwaukee, 10 points; John
Henderson of the South Baptist OF
Milwaukee. 8 points.
The following are the first three in
the different events:
100 yard dash-First, John Hender
son, Milwaukee,; second, Harry vii
son, Racine; third, Leo Mann, Milwau
kee. Time, 10 rs.
40 yard dash--First, Leo Mann
Milwaukee; second, Arthur Weiskopf
lKenosha; third, Fred Hanson, Racine
Time, $50 3-5.
Mile walk-First, David Thompson
Milwaukee; second, F. Leuchtenberg
er; third, John Saxolsky, Kenosha
Time, $3.50.
Pole vault-Nrst, Walter Stimmetz
Milwaukee; second, Watson Mitchell
Racine; third, Walter Cox, Kenosha
Height, TO feet inches.
Two mile run-First, B. Leuchten
berger, Milwaukee; second, Albert
Pfuehler, Wayland; third, Ralph Resell
Milwaukee. Time, 1851.
220 yard dash--First, Leo Mann
Milwaukee; second, John Henderson
Milwaukee; third, William Steiner
Milwaukee. Time, :23 IS.
Running high jump-First, Ralph
Hulse, Milwaukee,; second, w. NJ KEEL
ley, Milwaukee; third, Harold KNAPP
and Water Steinmetz, Milwaukee, tied
Height, feet inches.
Ward school relay-First. Jefferson
school, Racine; second, Franklin schoo
third, McMynn school. No time; dis
lance, one mile.
II pound shot put-Hrst, Fred
Huefner, Racine; second, Ralph Hulse
Milwaukee; third, Walter Stimmetz
Milwaukee. Distance, 43 feet II!
inches.
$50 yard run--First, B. Leuchten
berger, Milwaukee,; second, Frank
o'DonaId, Racine; third, Frank Stein
Kenosha. Time, 2:144-5.
Broad jump--First, Railo, Racine
second, Fred Hueffner, Racine; third
John Henderson, Milwaukee. Distanc,
20 feet inches.
Discus-First, William Wadewitz
Racine; second, Fred Hueffner, Racine
third, William Kelley, Milwaukee
Distance, SO feet inches.
Medley relay-zippaus society, Ra
cine; South Baptist, Milwaukee; Mil
waukee Y. NJ G. A. Time 1902.
Gymnastics-First, John Piller, Ke
nosha; second, Kosser, Racine; third
Schemcheie, Racine.
There was over 200 entries in all
On account of light rain a few sec
onds were no doubt clipped off the rec
ords.