South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-26
OLIVER ATHLETES
WIN TRACK MEET
Winners Are to Compete in
Final Meet to be
Held Aug. 8.

The J. d. oliver playfield won the
FIRST triangular track and field meet
yesterday with 80 points Laurel
was second with 20 - points. and
Sample third with SIP points
The events were all holly contest
ed. many Of the competitors winning
their races by a few inches. Five
places were picked in each event and
the five winners viii compete in the
final city playground track and field
meet 10 be held on the J. ID. oliver
playfeld Aug s. All the play
grounds of the city will be repre-
scented in the final meet.
The individual point winners in
the first triangular meet. in which all
Of the events were for junior boys
lunder five feeD, We're: Leo Wy
rem blewski. ]. d. Oliver playfield.
Is. points. first. Mike Buntman, J.
-. oliver playfeld. II points. sec
ond: Steven Belle. Laurel play
ground, points. third
The events and winners were as
follows
5O-yard dash-I4eo Wyremblewski.
Oliver. first; Mike Buntman. Oliver
second: John Nyikos Laurel, third .
Steven Belle, Laurel fourth: Herman
Tuchinsky, oliver fifth. Time
seconds.
22O-yard dash-Leo Wyremblew-
ski. Oliver. first: Sylvester Szchinski
Sample. second: John Nyikos
Laurel. third; Mike Nyikos, Laurel
fourth; Steven Belle, Laurel. fifth.
Time -33 Id seconds
Standing broad jump - Leo Wy
reyblewsk. oliver. first; William
Lezer. oliver, second; Steven Belle,
Laurel. and Mike Buntman. Oliver.
tied for third: Sylvester Szhinski,
Sample. fifth. Distance-6 feet.
inch
Running high jUmp-Mike Bunt-
man. oliver, and Mike NyikOs,
Laurel. tied for first; William Lezer.
oliver. and Steven Belle. Laurel, tied
for third. James Macy. oliver. and
Chester Podemski, Sample. tied for
Gfth. Height--4 feet.
3OO-yard relay-Oliver. first IVY
remblewski, Buntman. Lezer, Macy,
Santa. Cheer). Time-46 seconds.
STUDEBAKIERS WIN 1924.
But for the efforts of RI. Smith
the Howard track team would have
been shamefully defeated by the lads
from the debaker playground. His
four firsts added twenty points TO
Towards meager "a while at the
same time their opponents were scor-
ing A. The 22O yard dash was paced
out in exceedingly fast time and fur
nshed an eXcitingly close finish.
smith landed in first place though
Sperry from Studebaker pushed him
to the limit. Studebaker took but
one first and that the relay, which
they annexed by a good margin.
The intermediate girls from oliver
defeated the Studebaker lassies at
indoor baseball by the score of 90 to
IA Smashing drives and daring base
running by the visitors was respOn-
sible for their victory.
Haley Fails to show.
Since the Haley track team did not
put in an appearance at Leeper park
the juniors there chose sides and held
a preliminary meet of their own Ed
wards showed the most class for he
COPIED three firsts He stepped off
the so yard dash in Z seconds flat.
dashed down the 22O lane in 80 20
seconds and leaped feet. inches in
the standing broad jump. The re-
suits of the meet follow:
so yard dash-Edwards Moss. Sci
pie. Cross, Dunkle. Time sec
onds
22O yard dash-Edwards, Moss.
Seiple. Dunkle. Cross. Times 2-5
/ seconds.
High jump-Dunkle. lie. G. Miller
and Short: tie. Cross and Leland
, Height feet. 10 inches.
Standing broad jump-Edwards
I short. Cross. Dunkle. Distance-6
/ feet. 9 inches.
Barnes defeated Nelson two
straight sets in the Leeper tennis
tournament by scores of 60 and 6-1.
s Andrus took two from Hanger 60
and go Rates dONned AntiSdal & {