The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-29
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The best ever IN track ana Dase
BALI was the verdict Of all who wit
messed the dual meet with The Dalles
there last Saturday. The Dslles won
the track meet with GIG TO 59s aud the
local boys won the ball game 4-3.
The track meet was held first. Five,
three and one points were given re-
speetively for first, second and third
places in the events. Chet Pape secured
the only first places that Hood River
received. He took first place in five
events, but gave Capt. Cooper fret 10
the high jump in order that The Cap
might receive his letter. The score Of
the meet was 59i TO 56a in the local
hy's favor till the relay race. when
The Dslles spurted in with five points
and won the meet. Bud Thomas, the
/ local sprinter, who reentered school the
first of last week. met his equal In Dy-
ball. the crack Dalles high speed de-
mon. Thomas got the start on Dyball
m every race and also finished at bis
opponent's elbow in every race. With
| training Bud will be able to show The
| Dalles lad what speed really is.
/ Thomas sprained a tendon in his leg in
The Dalles meet and is out all this
week. Chet, erstwhile base ball cap
| tain. but also a track man of some lit
tie note, coralled q of the locals 59s
points and could have had more, had he
| entered more events.
The winners in the various events
were as follows:
50-yard dash Dyball, The Dalles,
first; Thomas, Hood River, second !;
Stanton. Hood River, third. Time, :O6
l-5.
Shot put Pape, Hood River, first !;
Steers, The Dalles, second: Cooper,
Hood River, third. Distance, SO feet
2 inches.
Half mile run Egbert, The Dalles.
first; Wilhelm, The Dalles, second !;
Csrnine. Hood River, third. Time,
l2:l4 l-5.
Discuss -Patten, The Dalles. first /;
Cooper, Hood River. second; Pape,
Hood River, third. Distance. 80 feet
81 inches
lloyd hurdles-C. Pape, Hood River,
first; A. Pape, Hood River, second ;
Rorick, The Dalles. disqualified for not
completing the course. Time, 20.
220-yd dash - Wilson, The Dalles,
first; Stanton. Hood River, second ;
Coshow, Hood River, third. Time, :25
l-5.
Mile run Egbert, The Dalles. first
Regnall, Hood River, second; Wilhelm,
The Dalles. .third. Time 5:06.
Broad mp-Steers. The Dalles,
first; Pape, Hood River, second; Stan.
ton, Hood River, third. Distance Is
feet.3 inches.
Pole vault-Pape, Hood River, first
Mohr, The Dalles, second; Overturf,
The Dalles, and Cooper, Hood River,
tied for third. Height, 10 feet, inch
High jump Cooper, Hood River.
first; pape, Hood River, second; Ror
ick, The Dalles, third. Height, 5 feet
80 inches.
220-yd hurdles-C. Pape, Hood River
first; A. pape, Hood River, second
Wilson, The Dalles. third. Time, :3C
10.
! 4d0-yd dash - Steers, The Dales
, first; lmholz. Hood River, second; Pat
ten, The Dalles, third Time, :58 2-5
l00-yd dash - Dyball. The Dal!es
! first; Wilson, The Dalles, second
Thomas. Hood River. third, Time, 4
2-5.
! Relay race-Won by The Dalles.
[ The baseball game was won by tn,
0 sabsters representing Hood River whel
they came through with timely hitting
r Porter started on the mound TO
v Hood River, with Button behind th
4 bat, but was replaced by Jones in tn
third inning after The Dalles team ha
: secured three hits and sacrifice net
ting them three runs. Jones kept thei
\ hits up in the air after''he went on. .dut
e and they were easy outs.
[ johnson made a nice catch in tn
third inning, when he climbed the hig
' school steps and caught a fly whic
would have been good for two runs
o He also caught two long fiys in tt
s eighth inning. either of which.
n missed, would have allowed Yudovitc
d to score from second. base and tie tn
4 score. Hale got two base hit on tn
g first ball pitched, but no one could hi
( and allow him to score. In the fourt
O inning Thomas hit safely, G. Pape wa
k handed a pass. Thomas reigstere
v when Steers failed to handle Button
v grounder and when Hartman, VIII
e was catching, temporarily went to see
e Capt. Pape stole home with the secon
run. Jones received pass. Both But
n ton and Jones advanced on Layman
a sacrifice, johnson whitfield and A. Pap
h landed ON the ball for three bagger
II winning the game.
4 The local team was: Button, C; POI
e ter and Jones, p; Layman and Hersh
ner, lb; Thomas and A. Pape, 2b
Hale, 3b; Capt. Pape, SIS; Jones an
Porter, If; johnson, cf; A. Pape an
lmholz, rf.
The baseball team plays its leagu
game with White Salmon here tomor
| row. The game is scheduled to star
at $3.50 p. m. The team has won al
three games played so far this season
: as follows: White Salmon VS.. Hoo
Rive at White Salmon, 3-2. practic
u game; Stevenson VS.. Hood River a
i Stevenson, 20--6, league game: Tn
= Dalles vs.. Hood River, at The DaIes
Q "a, practice game. The White Salm
i on team is centered around their pitch
Z er, Les Morton. The local team is we
? ? fortified with sluggers and when sMor
. ton only allowed one measly hit in tn
last game he also propagated desir
Z for revenge that promises to fatte
- the batting averages or Capt. Pape'
pluggers. The lineup will be: Jones
p: Button, c: HershneI. or Laymar
ID; Thomas, %; Hale. 3b; Capt sPape
SIS; Porter, If; johnson, CT; and A
| Pape, lmholz, Husbands or Nickelsen, RI
l The u. of o. interscholastic trac
meet is run on different system thi
, year than formerly. The plan hereto
y fore has been for each school to sen
y down four of their track champs to tn
II slaughter. This year blanks have bee
. sent out to all coaches and they send i
= the records of their promising athlete
and Bill Hayward decides whether the
. are to come to the meet. Chet Pap
= stands good chance of going fror
: here and will probably be entered i