Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-05-01
II TRACK MEET
.rnrv1LLE H. s. MAKES VERY
GOOD SHOWING.
AYDfHAVEN WON N|LERAcE
.,n.d He is Entitled to First Place.
List of the Local Winners of
Various Events.

AZ the interschOlastic track meet and
eclamation contest, held at Lewiston
" week, in which number of the
ebools of this section of the county
anticipated, Grangeville, while not get
Euc to the top of the list, did very well
nd would have been much farther in
hints had DeHaven been given the
ecision in the mile race but from au-
hentic reports he was entitled to first
lace but the decision of the judges
vas biased. The team made good
howing and the following is list of
be prizes won:
100 yard dash-Reibold, 3rd
22O yard dash-Reibold, 1st.
$50 yard run-DeHaven, 1st.
Mile run-DeHaven, End; Long, 3rd.
Defamation contest-Laura Lam
bingham, 3rd.
In speaking of the contest, the Tri-
bune has the following to say:
The Nezperce and Asotin track teams
bied with 81 points for the champion
bhip of the interseholastic track meet
held yesterday under the auspices of
Ehe Lewiston high school, Moscow won
Fhird honor with "a points and the
showing made by other teams entered
for the contest was as follows:
Grangeville 15, Genesee IL, Lewiston
State Normal 6, Culdesac 6, Charleston
5. The individual championship was
won by Harbke of Nezperce, with 16
points; Beckman of Asotin was in Sc
cond with IL points and Robinson of
Nezperce won third place with 10
points.
Weather conditions were perfect for
|the big meeting and the grounds were
well crowded during the forenoon hours,
while the preliminary contests were be-
|ing held. The attendance for the after
noon commenced arriving long before
the time for the opening Of the program
but the time passed quickly because of
the band concert rendered by the high
school band. There was little vacant
space in the grandstand or along the
side lines when the first event was call
LED on the program and the interest be-
came most intense as the afternoon ad-
vanced and the fact became apparent
that three of the teams were making a
very close race for the championship
honors.
The morning trains from the Clear
water and Grangeville lines brought
large numbers, while Asotin and Clarks-
ton sent big delegations to cheer their
representatives to their best efforts.
Moscow also had good crowd here
and number of the Genesee citizens
came overland during the forenoon to
witness the contest. There were Is
events on the program, the relay race
oelng won by the Moscow team the
time being :42. ~
Inc following are the events, the
winners and the records made:
oo-yard dash-Ragsdale, Culdesac
iirst; Robinson, Nezperce, second; Carl
son. Lewiston Normal, third. Time,
8 As seconds.
loo'yard dash = Carlson, Lewiston
Normal, first; Stookey, Lewiston high
school, second; Riebold, Grangeville,
third. Time 10 3-5 seconds.
2Zo-yard dash-Reibold, Grangeville,
iirst; Aspray, Moscow, second; France,
Moscow, third. Time, 25 seconds.
f4o-yard dash-Smith, Moscow, first
'urgens, Asotin, second; France, Mos
COW, third. Time, So seconds.
;. eso'yard run-DeHaven, Grangeville,
iirst; Bevis, Lewiston, second; Wood
run, Asotin, third. Time, minutes,
~ 2-5 seconds.
Mile run-Woodruff, Asotin, first;
oeHaven, Grangeville, second; Long,
urangeville, third. Time, minutes,
ouu DO seconds.
:. N1o-yard hurdles-Wisdom, Asotin,
s'; Robinson, Nezperce, second; Nave
= lewiston high school, third. Time, 29
2-5 seconds.
>. i1o-yard hurdles-Har5ke, Nezperce
S'' beckman, Asotin, second; Robin
'0n' Nezperce, third. Time, 1s 2-5
seconds.
:, ole vault-Larson, Moscow, first;
al orls, Asotin, second; Nave Lewis
. s'u nigh school, third. Height, feet
inches.
y gn Jump-Harbke, Nezperee, first;
ay, Moscow, second; etockey