The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-11
THE TRIANGULAR MEET.

The outcome OF the first triangu-
lar meet to be held between Glas-
COW, Culbertson and Malta high
, school track teams, resulted favor
ably. Glasgow won, Malta took sec
ond place, and Burner Survant
brought home the honor of second
individual score.
Favored by a day which could
not have been nicer, after few pre-
liminaries that had been held in the
morning, at $3.50 last Saturday one
OF the finest events Of the sort ever
staged was begun.
For three hours and a half the
contest lasted. Glasgow led from
the start, while at all times Malta
had a slight edge on Culbertson
! The officials were fair in their de-
cisions ana the contestants were
imbued with a sportsmanlike spirit
making little friction, which too Of
ten accompanies athletic games
Burner Survant won first place in
the pole vault, high jump, and dis
Gus, and second in the groad jump
and shot put. His score of 13 points
was but behind that OF Calvin
Rogers, Glasgow's star athlete, who
won the hikhest individual score.
Norman Stubblefield and Russell
Richardson contributed to the NAL
ia total. The former won second
in the 100 yard dash and the 22O
hurdles, and third in the SO yard
dash. The latter pulled down Sec
ond in the mile and quarter mile,
and third in the half mile.
Glasgow had IA entries, GILBERT
son had seven, while but five boys
represented the local school. Teddy
Rustin and Arthur Partridge con-
stituted hte remainder of the team
and served the school loyalty. The
Maltaites who saw the meet are we'll
satisfied with the showing made by
our lads
Too much can not be said about
the hospitality of the Glasgow peo-
pie. On the field and off they were
ever genial hosts.
After the meet the athletes adj
journed to the high school building
where they partool1 of bountiful
repast, provided for the occasion by
the dometic science girls. The best
OF good fellowship reigned and at
the close of the feed Secretary
Moore of the Commercial club, pre-
sented the medals to the winners. A
few remarks by Secretary Moore and
the school men present concluded
the days program, and the patry
dispersed with nothing but kindliest
feeling tWixt schools and school,
Malta took third place in the re-
lay on account of two mistakes that
delayed the start of the runners.
They will know how it is done next
time.
Burner survant's pole vault of
8 feet 71@, inches is better than the
mark in the larger meet at Belt
held on the same day
Several other marks at Glasgow
were better than those at Belt.
Art Bishell 90 was an enthusi-
astlc rooter for Malta He was out
done, however, by, County ATTORNEY
Wolfe, who risked mourning the en-
nifty of his friends in Glasgow by
shouting long and loud for the NAL
ia bunch.
Doctor Richardson was the best
athlete we had. He encouraged our
representatives and aided them in
keeping in condition to compete.
The boys are glad to have Doctor
hit town at the same time they do.
Culbertson scored 10 points
against Malta's %.
This concludes the athletic pro-
gram for the year. While it has
not been a great success so far as
winning is concerned, it has been in
strumental in convincing other
towns that the people of Malta are
clean bunch of people. All are loud
In the praise of the clean games and
the gentlemanly conduct of the NAL
ia high School boys. Surely this is
boost for the community.