The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-19
NOBLESv|LLE WINS
STATE TRACK MEET
Walton is Individual Star,
Winning Is of the 10
IL Points.
ONE RECORD BROKEN
Moorish of Fairmount AGA.
denny Puts Shot "A Feet
and 2 Inches.

With 1917 points, the Noblesville
high school won the state track and
field meet held at Reid Field, Earlham
Saturday afternoon. Paramount Acad-
envy came in second with 1512 points
and Manuel Training high school OF
indianapolis, third with II points. The
Richmond high school made one-sixth
of one point.
The individual star of the meet was
Walton of Noblesville, who secured
fifteen of the points for that school.
Walton received first place in the 100
yard dash and crossed the tape in 10
2-5 seconds. He also received first
place in the 220 yard dash with a time
of "a seconds flat, one second above
the state record. He won first in the
broad jump, Swimming over the turf
for 10 feet and 914 inches. Henry
Cottingham secured the remaining
points for Noblesville by scoring one
point in the 440 yard race and half
point in the pole vault.
One state record was broken, Nor
irish of Fairmount Academy, securing
this honor in the shot put. The big
weight man of the Academy hurled
the 10 pound sphere a distance of A
feet and two inches, the record having
been 43 feet and 91a inches, which
was held by Kern, of Salem, made
here in 1907.
For time Paramount Academy held
first honors but when Bieler, of Short
ridge high school took second in his
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mounts hopes for first place fell.
With time / minute and 3-5 seconds
slower than the state mark the Craw-
louisville high school team carried
away the prize in the mile relay race.
Evansville was a close second, follows
ed by Manuel Training.
Gaddis, of Paramount Academy, did
some good work for his team when
he secured first in the discus throw,
tied for first in the pole vault and
secured third in the broad jump.
In the Earlham college chapel the
awarding of the cups took place, Wal
ton the individual star, accepting the
big cup for his team. The cup for
the winner of the relay race was
awarded to the Charlottesville team,
consisting of Grimes Nicholson, Nc
Alvey and Eagleson. Small gold, sill
yer and bronze buttons were awarded
to the men winning first, second and
third places in the various events.
Summary of the meet:
100-yard dash--First, Walton, No
blesville; second, Cornelius, M. T. H.
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10 2-5 seconds.
220-yard dash-First, Walton, No
blesville; second, C. Armstrong, West
field; third, Cissell. Kokomo. Time,
"a seconds.
120-yard hurdles-First, Vermillion,
Anderson; second, Hoskins, Carmel.
Time, II 2-5 seconds.
220-yard hurdles-First, McAlvey,
Charlottesville; second, Brug, South
Bend; third, Ritcher. Plymouth. Time,
% seconds.
440-yard dash-First, D. Sims,
Bloomfield; second, Lindsay, Evans
Vile: third, II. Cottingham, Mobiles
VILE Time, "a As seconds.
SS0-yard dash-First, Sheets, Frank
fort; second; Kelley. South Bend;
third. Milholland, M. T. H. S. Time,
minutes 9 seconds.
Mile run--First, Brown, M. T. H. s.;
second, Good, New Augusta; third,
Congdon, Elkhart. Time, 4 minutes
4S AS seconds.
Discus throw-First, Gaddis, Fair
mount Academy; second, Water, Whit
ing; third Wisehart, Charlottesville.
Distance, LOT feet.
Running high jump-First, Monahan,
Paramount; second, Coffman, NJ. T. H.
s.; third, tie between Wishart of
Greenwood and H. Cottingham, No
slesville. Height, 5 feet inches.
Shot put-First, Moorish, Paramount
Academy; second, Haworth, Amo;
lhird, Rooney, Paramount. Distance,
IA feet 2 inches.
Pole vault-First, tie between Cad
lis, Paramount Academy and Cook,
Boswell, each awarded four points;
,econd, tie between Mittank, Fair
mount Academy and Dixon, Linton,
both aawrded a half point. Height,
10 feet.
Broad jump-First, Walton, Mobiles
rille; second, Bieler, Shortridge; third,
Saddis, Fairmount Academy. Distance
10 feet 91s inches.
Relay race-Crawfordsville first:
Evansville, second; Manual Training
II. S., third. Time, 2 minutes 43 As
seconds.
The number of points secured by
each school is as follows:
Noblesville, 1917; Paramount Acad-
envy, 1873: Manual Training, II; South
Bend, s; Fairmount.6; Charlottesville,
s.; Anderson, 5; Bloomfield, s.; Frank
fort, 5; Boswell, 4: Evansville, 4;
Amo. 8; Carmel, 3; New Augusta, 3;
Shortridge. 8; Whiting, 8; Westfield.
8: Elkhart, /: Kokomo, /; Plymouth,