Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-06-05
CRADOT COUNTY MEET
Held OF St. Louis Saturday, May 81
Good Attendance
ST. LOUIS ATHLETES WINNERS
ST. Louis Class A Secured 81 Points, Ithaca az,
Alma Is, Middleton II

The st. Louis Athletes, Glass A,
won the Gratiot County meet by
making 81 points against Ithaca's
Az, Alma's 25 and Middleton's IL.
Middleton's record was made by
one boy.
ST. Louis won eight firsts, Ithaca
five and Alma and Middleton each
one. Alma and Ithaca each VOL
five seconds and st. Louis one. st.
Louis led for third place, taking six,
Alma and Ithaca each two.
Glass B of Alma carried off all the
honors, winning As points against
Wheeler's 80, st. Louis 23 and
Breckinridge's 21. Hooper of Alma
won four firsts and two seconds
Upwards of 500 people attended
the meet. The events were crowded
so close together that often three
were taking place at once, yet the
schedule was not completed until
7:35 at night, The Alma girls won
both the doubles and singles at ten
mis-.
In the running high jump Class
A, Wiseman of Ithaca won first, with
feet inches; Nj. Smith of Alma
and Durkee of st. Louis tied for
second.
In the $50 yard run r. Johnson
of ST. Louis won first, Wasson of
Ithaca second and Harrington of st.
Louis third. Time 2:12. In the
100 yard dash trials Handley of AL
ma, Brewer of st. Louis and Sholtz
of Middleton won first place. Hanna
of ST. Louis, M. Smith of Alma and
Lippert of Breckenridge won second
place. In the final Brewer or st.
second, and Sholtz of Middleton
third. Time 10-1.
In the low hurdle trials Wiseman,
Sholtz and Durkee won first place,
with Lippert and Hanna seconds. In
the final Wiseman won first, Sholtz
second, Durkee third. Time 25-4.
In the hammer throw ]. Burnham
of st. Louis won first, Mills Of Ith-
aca second and d. Burnham of st.
Louis third. Distances 116-11, 106-
and 102 IA respectively.
In the pole vault Shortz won first,
with 9 feet inches. Donald and
Malcolmn Smith of Alma tied for
second.
In the standing broad jump Wise,
man won first, McClinton of Alma
second and M. Smith third. Distance
feet inches.
In the 220 yard dash trials Hand
ley and Brewer won first place.
Harrison of st. Louis and Sholtz sec
ond In the final, Brewer won first,
Sholtz second and Harrison third.
Time 22-2.
On the mile run A. Johnson of st.
I Louis won first, Holmes of Alma
second and Smith of st. Louis third.
Time 1884. The feature of this
race was the sensational sprint of
Holmes in which he passed six COM
petitors in the last quarter aho
made a close second to the veteran
Johnson.
In the discus throw Wiseman won
first, d. Burnham second and j.
Burnham third. Distance 97-2 ga
94-9 and 92-10.
In the running broad jump Han
ma won first, Durkee second and
Wiseman third. Distance 1873 and
half, 1873 and three-fourths, and
1872 and one-fourth.
In the standing high Jump Wise
man won first, Malcolm Smith Sec
ond and Palmer of Ithaca third.
Height feet inches.
In the 440 yard dash finals R.
Johnson won first, Wiseman second
and Durkee third. Time 58-4.
In the shot put McClinton won
first, Wiseman second and d. Burn
ham third. Distance 43-3 and one
third.
In the half mile relay st. Louis
team won first, Ithaca second and
Alma third. Time LAB. Handley
deserves credit for the sprint he
made on the last quarter.
In Glass b the 220 yard dash was
won by Allen of Wheeler first, Hoop
er Of Alma second and Sigourney OF
st. Louis third. Time 24-3.
The running broad jump was won
by Hooper first, Emery of Brecken-
| ridge second and Sigourney third.
Distance 17-3 and one-half.
The mile run was won by Brad
ford of Wheeler first; Walker Of
Alma second and B Sigourney OF Sc.
Louis third. Time 5-43.
The 440 yard dash was won by
Hooper first, F.. Sigourney second
and Allen third. Time 1-5.
The hammer throw was won by
Allen first, Hooper second and Wal
usky of Wheeler, third. Distance
83-9 and a half.