The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20

line. No. 10 would then carry the ball
and take a position six feet in front
of number one. This would be re-
peated until the entire team had
passed the ball and moved up.
The finishes Of some of the races
were spectacular, the relays being es-
pecially enjoyed by, those who were
onlookers.
1t is rumored that the Harrison pu-
pills will contest the Polk victory, as
the latter school should have been
disqualified because he smokes cigar
cites.
The Winners.
Winners of events were:
so yard dash, 20 pound class-Won
by Robert Roth, Harrison; second, Lau-
race McGiIl, Central Park; third, Willie
Grant. Time, 2-5 seconds.
60 yard dash, IS pound boys-Won
by Elwood Lindermouth, Lowman Hill;
second, Donald Coleman, Polk; third.
Myrton Cook. Harrison. Time, As
seconds.
20 yard dash, 100 pound class-Won
by E. Fergis, Lowman Hill; second,
Leonard Wilson, Rranner; third, Harry
Carlson, Sumner; fourth, L. Enler.
Quincy. Time. 10 Is.
100 yard dash, unlimited class-Won
by Jake Griffin, Harrison; second, C.
SmaIley, Polk; third. Dave De Long.
Harrison: fourth, G. Crith, Lowman
22O yard dash, unlimited class-Won
by Earl Odell, Clay; second, Gene Hea-
rick, Lowman Hill third, Chester
Thomas, Polk; fourth, E. Kennedy,
Central Park. Time, q 3-5.
20 pound relay, $50 yards-Won by
Polk school; second, Lowman Hill;
third, Central Park; fourth Lafayette.
Time. Al 3-5.
IS pound relay, 44o yards-Won by
Monroe; second. Polk; third, Lowman
Hill; fourth, Harrison. Time, so 4-5.
100 pound relay 440 yards-Won by
Lowman Hill: second, Central Park;
third. Branner; fourth, Polk. Time,
SO 1-h.
by Harrison; second, Quincy; third,
Polk; fourth, Clay. Time. 1853 AS.
Girls So pound class relay. 200 yards,
five girls-Won by Central Park; sec
ond, State Street: third. Lafayette;
fourth, Grant. Time, 81 1-5
Girls unlimited class relay, 200 yards,
five girls-Won by Quincy; second, Pot
win; third. Branner; fourth, Central
Park. Time 80 seconds.
Field Events.
Running high jump, 70 pound class
Won by John Osborne, Polk; second,
Harry Bone, Polk; third, Walter Cole,
Grant fourth, G. Poole, Garfield. Height,
feet IL inches.
20 pound class, running broad jump
Won by Willie Counter, Lafayette;
second, Roscoe Neiman, State Street;
third, Robert Roth, Harrison; fourth.
inches.
IS pound class. running high jump
Won by Charles Wilson. Harrison; sec
ond, Wellington Culver, Polk; third.
tie between Paul Lewis OF Sumner and
Roderick Osborn of Polk. Height, feet
inch.
S5 pound class, running broad jump |
Won ty Paul Horner. Polk; second, |
Charles Wilson, Harrison; third. 1. |
Harrison; fourth. L. Far
reIl, Garfield. Distance. LIZ feet 6 |
inches.
100 pound class, running high jump |
Won by ROLAND C. Moore. Central |
Park; second, Grant Peterson, Harri- |
son; third, Ernest Brown, Central
Park; fourth, Carol Woods State |
street. Height, 5 feet inches.
Running broad jump, 100 pound |
class-Won by I. Gilbey. Garfield; sec
ond, Harry Weber, Harrisorl; third, |
Dewey Goddard, Lowman Hill; fourth,
Willie Tracey, Lafayette. Distance, IA
feet 7 Il inches.
Unlimited class, running high jump
Won by Gene Hearick. Lowman
Hill; second, Willard Ware, Polk;
third, tie between Archie Johnston,
Central Park, and ]. Gosney, Garfield.
Height, 4 feet ~ 1ncneS.
Running broad jump, unlimited
by ]. Gosney, Garfield;
second, Archie MulliniX, Harrison;
third, c. Sargent, Lowman Hill;
fourth, c. Godsey, Lafayette. Dis
lance, Is. feet 101a inches.
Girls So pound class, basketball re-
ay. 10 girls-Won by Quincy; second,
Central Park; third, Polk; fourth,
Garfield.
Girls unlimited class basketball re-
ay. 10 girls-Won by Garfield; sec
md, Harrison; third, Polk; fourth,
4owr1an Hill.
Standing of Schools.
Following is the way the Compel
ng schools ranked. with the number
If points won by each:
First, Polk school, A Il points; sec
md, Harrison, 43 points; third Low
nan Hill, 35 points; fourth Central
Park, 261s points; fifth, Garfield, 21 Il
points: sixth, Quincy, Ia points, sew
nth. Lafayette, IL points; eighth,
State street, S1a points; ninth, Bran
Ter, points; tenth, Clay, points;
led for eleventh and twelfth places,
lincoln and Monroe with points
ach; thirteenth, Grant, points; tied ,
or fourteenth and fifteenth, Sumner
md Potwin, points each.
Washington and Quinton Heights ]
chools were the only schools taking
art in the meet which failed to win
ny points.