Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-10
cor LARGEST NUMBER on P'NTS
AT YESTERDAYS PUBLIC
SCHOOL MEET.
Seven THOUSAND attend
Good Time Made ny Both Girls aud
Boys. Picnic Dinner Enjoyed
al Noon,

park Central was second and Lynch
Forsythe was third. North side won
the first meet in 1910. In 1911 Lynch
Forsythe was victorious.
Seven thousand persons witnessed
the contests yesterday and took part
in basket picnic ut noon. The im-
mense crowd IN attendance further
emphasized the crying need for a
stadium here in which such affairs
can be held. An open air stadium,
with quarter-mile track and a 100
yards straightway, could be erected
In one of the parks and have seat
ing capacity of several thousand. 1t
could be used not only for athletic
meets but band concerts and Similar
propositions.
with two exceptions all OF the Of
ficials of yesterdays meet were High
School boys. This precedent will be
followed In the future as 1t trains the
students for work of that kind and
gives them an idea Of the supervising
Of the ATHLETE work Of younger boys
aud girls The officials were Us fol-
lows: &. E, Buchner, general super
visor, Tom Latham, John Erter,
Chester Fleming, Elmer Burlington,
clifford Allen, FLOYD Shurtleff Ray
mOnd Carr, Dec Hooker, Oliver Ma
gee, James Campbell, Perry Ercom,
Nanevert White, hoy Cutler W, 4.
limos unn Iyn1nag Al n,lI "a II
of the city school principala
Some remarkably good records
were made, considering the fact that
the average age or the athletes was
Il years. Glenn link Of owen made
4 feet and Z inches in the high lump.
The girls basketball team of Owen
Gagged the ball 10 times in II throws,
an unusually good record.
Ula Hardesty Of Ceia Clinton school
proved a wonder IN the girls sprints.
she won two firsts and helped Win one
relay.
During the noon hour Belleview
school was presented the basel all
trophy for winning this years city
school baseball league pennant Sup
Ni I9ApIlilE maui WV DItNNh-
tstion speech end W. ]. Oliver, prin-
cipal of Bellevlew, responded.
The janitors OF the various schools
led by A. II. Young of Central. had
charge of the refreshment and CON
fection booths the proceeds paid the
cost Of staging the meet. The Tulsa
Ice company donated the Ice used and
~, nv,
donated fifty percent OF the price on
the ice crea Tic Tulsa Dottlng
Works gave a liberal discount on the
pop.
The Tulsa park board had extended
Itself in preparing the park for the
event. Water in barrels was scattered
through the grounds, the jumping
pits and runling track were prepar-
ed, apparatus furnished, eic.
Each school had its headquarters on
the grounds, with its colors In evil
dence.
Three thousand printed programs,
tastily gotten up, were distributed
among the spectators.
The winning school will receive a
ldlht bdH'llI III lAS CIlDlN anu uIDlb
priately inscribed. The school that
won each event will get pennant and
each individual who won a first, sec
ond or third will be given a badge.
The awards will all be made later on
In the season.
The schools, with the points they
won. and in the order they finished,
are as follows:
North Side, AZ; Central, 81; Lynch
Forsythe, 81; Lindsay IS; owen, 10;
Celia Clinton, ~; Kendall. 8; Belle
view, 8.
The complete summary of the re-
suits follows
so lb. Boys class go yard dash
Mark Smith. North Side, 1st; Jas.
Palmer, Central. End; VIM. Redman,
Central, 3rd. Time s.3 seconds.
Boys 95 lb. Glass 70 yard~dash---
Everett Weber, North Side, 1st
James Wrner, Lynch -Forsythe, End
Frank Sanderson, Lindsay. Srd.
Time, S.4 seconds.
Girls under 80 ID. class. so yard
dash-Eula Hardesty. Celia Clinton
s'ioblt lSAt "dub Mlll'it bg uNi-T VI
sythe, End; Helen League. Kendall
3rd Time IA seconds.
Boys under 115 10. class, so yard
dash-James Kennedy North Side.
list; Merele Britton, Central. 2nd:
Earl Hooker. Lynch -Forsythe, 9rd
Time 1913 seconds.
Boys Unlimited class 100 yard
dash-Claude Haworth, Central, 1st:
Lee Gillespie. Lindsay. 2nd: Eugene
Roop. Lynch Forsythe. 3rd Time
1872 seconds.
Boys so ID. class Shoe raao. 80
yards-Luther Mari, North Side, 1st;
Sherman Kennedy, North Side, snd;
Herman Larkin. Owens. 3rd. Time
Al seconds.
95 ID. cass boys egged race, so
yards-Ern Barton and Ray Parker,
1st, Roy Smith and Roy Brown. Cen
tral, -2nd: Fred Campbell and Lloyd
Osmer. owens, 3rd. Time J. seconds
over 90 ID. girls class, 60 yard
dash-Jennie Wood, North Side, list;
Jewell Barton, Lynch Forsythe. end;
Eula Hardesty, Celia Clinton, Ord.
Time 101.
115 ID. Boys class running broad
jump-Morlrs Hopping, North Side,
list; Delmar Hisey. Central. End; Ja,it
Claybaugh. 3rd: Distance left.
inch.