The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-13

HIigh School
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
SQUAD VICTORIOUS

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SQUAD VICTORIOUS
The St. Maries high school proved
easy winners In the triangular track
and Geld meet held here last Satur-
day between the high schools of
Plummer, Harrison and this city,
the local boys winning 90 out of 3
total of l44 points. Plummer came
second with as points and Harrison
third with points.
The weather was of the worst, as
early In the Afternoon a driving rain
commenced, this keeping a large
share of the st. Maries people who
we're planning to attend. at home,
likewise making 1t impossible for the
band to get out Nevertheless there
was a fair attendance, the visiting
schools bringing large delegations
with them. The bad condition of
the track made the making OF fast
time In the races practically impossl-
BILE, as the track was very slippery
and In places quite deep with mud.
For st. Mares Captain Barr was
the star of the meet, he winning the
honors for points in the largest num-
Der of races, his work netting the To-
cal high u points, all of which we're
seconds and thirds. Barr WAS the
hardest worked man of the locals. his
points being won In nine different
events, while many of the men of the
track squads of all three high schools
participated in but one event. Ra-
ney, also of this city deserves cousid-
cradle credit for his work, upon him
falling the individual houors, he win
ming the largest number of drsts of
any of the athletes taking part, slx
events being awarded, with Ave points
each to his credit, giving him the
high honors Of the meet. In fact,
with these tWo men alone, the ST..
Maries team could have taken enough
puints to win the plurality. Other
point winners for the locals we're
Scott, IA points; Pangburu, II
points; Mclaughlin s and Mashburn
and Harvey one EACH
For Plummer the point winners
we're: e. edward, l6 Wilson, 8
Rogers. 8; Il. Woodward, 7; Low.
]; CLARK, 6.
Harrison: Peterson, 2; V. Kim
mel, j. II. Klmmel, /.
Following are the results:
Fifty yard dash: Raney first. Bari
second. Peterson third Time 4-5
Discus: Scott first, Pa4gburn SEQ
ond. CLARK third distance Sc feet.
One hundred yard das b; Raney
first, Barr second, Peter son third
time 1900.
Mile run: NcLaugblin first, Il
Woodward second, Mashourn third
time 5:23 4 5. -
Javelin: CLARK first, Rogers second
Barr third; SO feet, 8 inches.
Two hundred twenty yard dash
Raney first, Barr second, V. Kimme
Cd tId time 26-5.
Ntning high jump: E. Woodward
hrst1 Scott second, Il. Kimmell third
Distance feet.
Shot put: Rsney first, E. Wood
ward second, Barr third. Dlstanc,
34:2 feet.
Four hundred forty yard dash: Ra
ney first. Barr second, Il. Woodward
third. Time $500.
Pole vault: Scott first, s. Wilson
second, E. Woodward third. Heigh
feet inches.
= Eight hunderd eighty yard run
Wilson first, Mclaughlin second
HsYvey third. Time $3.50 40.
One hundred twenty yard high hur
dies: Pangborn first, e. WOODWARD
second, Scott third. Time 20:1-5
Running broad jump: Paugbori
first, Barr second, Low third. Dis
lance Is feet 2 inches.
Two hunderd twenty yard low hur
dels: Raney first, Barr second. E
Wood ward third Time 34:2-5.
Standing broad jump: E. Wood
ward first, II. Woodward second
Pangburu third. Distance feet
inches.
Hop. step aud jump: Rogers firsl
PanRborn second, Barr third.