Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

/ Appleton high school had an easy
victory in the twelfth annual North
eastern Wisconsin Interscholastic
Athletic meet, held under the aus
pieces of lawrence College Athletic
association at Appleton, Saturday
afternoon, winning the meet with a
total of At points. Oshkosh was sec
ond with 20 points, and Wausau third
with 10 points.
Over hundred entries from about
fifteen high schools in the state, took
| part in the meet and many fine rec
ords were made. Two records were
broken, the half mile and the pole
vault. In the half mile, Brown of
Wausau, lowered the record of 2:08:4
made by Goodrich of Ripon, in 1909,
by 4 seconds, running the distance in
2:04:4 He was hard pushed by Cam
eron of Oshkosh, until the final
stretch when he sprinted and reached
| the tape with ten yard lead.
Browns running was clearly the fea-
| ture of the meet and it is expected he
will even lower his record at the state
meet at Madison next Saturday. In
the pole vault, Kuehlmsted vaulted
10 #. IL in, and lowered the record
of 10 fit. in. made by Winfield of
Fond du Lac, in 1911, by 5 inches.
McClelland of Amigo, was close
second in this event and yaulted 10
TT. 9 in. before he was counted out.
Early in the meet Appleton took
the lead and was never in danger al
though Oshkosh scored quite heavy
in the early events. Wausau's scoring
was done mostly at the close Of the
meet. although Folz took second place
in the mile in a fine race in the third
event of the meet. The locals had
little hopes of scoring in the early
events and confined their energies for
the closing events. Browns first
place in the half mile brought Wau-
sau's points up to s. Turner won
second in the high jump and added
three more The mile relay team
composed of Montgomery, Ruder,
Brown and Johnson, romped away
with that event and made it four con-
secutive victories in the mile relay for
Wausau in the last four years. In
the half mile relay the team COM
posed of Turner, Montgomery,
Schuette and Johnson, won second
place, and this boosted Wausau's
points to 10, which placed them third
in the meet.
In the evening pennants were
awarded to the winners of the first
three places in each event. Brown
and Kuehmsted will receive gold
medals for breaking the records in
the half mile and pole vault. Medals
were also awarded for highest indi-
vidual point winners, Kuehmsted of
Appleton receiving a gold medal for
being highest individual point winner
with a total of 16 points. Kuebler Of
Oshkosh was awarded silver medal
as second highest individual point
winner with 13 points.
THE SUMMARIES.
One hundred and twenty yard hur-
dles-Brown, Appleton, first; McClel-
land, Amigo, second; Simpson, Osh-
kosh, third. Time 0:16-3
Shot Put-Kuebler, Oshkosh, first:
Weinke, Menasha, second; Landgraf,
Menasha, third. Distance So it. 101 in.
One Mile Run-Vander Linden, APP
pleton, first; Folz, Wausau, second;
Cameron, Oshkosh, third. Time 4:5O;1.
One hundred yard dash-Kuehm-
sted, Appleton, first; Simpson, Osh-
kosh, second; Cannon, New london,
third. Time OIL.
Discus throw-Covey, West Green
Bay, first; Burns, Amigo, second:
Kuehmsted, Appleton, third dis
lance SO it. in.
Quarter Mile Kuebler, Osh-
kosh, first; Engel, Appleton, second;
Hurlbut, Oshkosh, third. Time
0:54:3.
Hammer throw-Covey, West Green
Bay, first; Howard, East Green Bay,
second; Gavin, Fond du Lac, third
distance 143 it. ] in.
Two hundred and twenty yard
hurdles Simpson, Oshkosh, first;
Stemaker, Ripon, second; Brown,
Appleton, third. Time-0:2S:4.
Pole Vault-Kuehmsted, Appleton,
first; j. McClelland, Amigo, second;
McClleland, Amigo, third. Height
10 #. IL in.
Half Mile Rundown, Wausau,
first; Cameron, Oshkosh, second; Hart
ung, Appleton, third. Time 2:04;4.
High Jump Eberhardt, Appleton,
first; Turner, Wausau, second: Fie-
weger, Oshkosh, third. Height it.
5 in.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
-Kuehmsted, Appleton, first; Kueb-