Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-05-25
FIELD MEET
At ABLEMAN

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ons and Merrimack.
The weather man surely favored
them, for the day was ideal. Although
a mile from town, when one arrived
there he felt the beauty Of the spot
repaid him for going. A large open
field surrounded by trees, the river on
one side, hill on the other, made a
very pleasant place to spend the day,
aside from the events which drew the
crowd that day.
A large number arrived on the morn
| ing trains to be in time for the earlier
events, some drove, and good many
automobiles were lined up on the
grounds, having brought many from a
distance whom the trains did not &C.
commodate. ....
This is the last year North Freedom
will take part in the meet, for next
year it will be high school, and not
eligible.
The contest in the evening was held
in Kiefers hall The Ableman band
played for this.
Events and Winners
| 60-yard dash-First, Seeley, North
Freedom; Second, Vol, North Free
dom; third, La Rue, Ironton.
1O0-yard dash-1st, Seeley, North
Freedom; second, Voll, North Free
dom; third,
22O-yard run-First, Vol, North
Freedom; second, Seeley, North Free
dom; third, Berkeley, Lyons.
440-yard run-First, Fullmer, North
Freedom; second, Voll, North Free
dom; third. Berkeley Lyons.
| Boys 44O-yard relay-First, North
Freedom (Seeley, Fullmer, Foulkes,
VolD; second, La Vale team; third.
Lyons team.
Boys 220-yard hurdle-First, Voll,
North Freedom; second, Coulter, La
Vale; third, Fu1lmer, North Freedom.
Standing broad jump-First, Full
mer, North. Freedom; second, Seeley,
North Freedom; third, Shore, Walton.
| Running broad jump-First, Koch,
North Freedom; second, Grosinske,
North Freedom; third Coulter, La
Vale.
Standing high jump-First, Shore,
Walton; second, Fullmer, North Free
dom; third, Seeley, North Freedom.
Running high jump-First, Berke-
ley, Lyons; second, Seeley, North
Freedom; third, SingIeterey, La Vale.
Pole vauIt-First, Gunnison, North
Freedom; second, Koch, North Free
dom; third, Berkeley, Lyons.
Shot put-First, Coulter, La Vale
second, Seeley, North Freedom; third.
Fu1lmer, North Freedom.
Ball throw-First, Foulkes, North
Freedom, second, Won, North Free
dom; third, Black, Ableman.
Girls 6O-yard dash-First, Lobdell.
La Vale; second, Whitley, La Vale;
third, Grosinske, North Freedom.
Girls ball throw-First, Fields. La
Vale; second, Carroll, La Vale: third,
Carroll, Merrimack.
j Girls 440-yard relay-First La Vale
team; second, Ableman team; third.
North Freedom team.
| Principals Events
60-yard dash--First, Warne, North
Freedom; second, Gordon, Merrimack;
third, Dyer, Ableman.
Pole vault-First, Warne, NORTH
! Freedom; second, Dyer, Ableman;
third, Gordon, Merrimack
Shot-put-First, Gordon, Merrimack
second, Warne, North Freedom; third,
Dyer, Ableman.
Standing broad jump-First Warne,
North Freedom; second, Dyer, Able
man; third, Gordon, Merrimack.
Running high jump-First, Hutch
ms, Walton; second, Warne, North
Freedom; third, Gordon, Merrimack.
Referee-Coach E. P. Rosenthal of
Baraboo high school.
In the ball games following the
track events, Ableman won in a con-
test with La Vale, and North Free
dom bested Merrimack. 1t was after 7
o'clock, and the winners of the two
games had no time to pull off the final
and deciding battle
1t was great day for the boys and
girls and older people as we'll. making
them wish they were young again.
At the declamatory contest in the
evening, Miss Stella Wolf of Merri-
mack won first place in 1.-THE Bear
Story" Second, Delton, "The Little
est Rebel" third, North Freedom,
"The Rider of the Black Horse"
La Vale won first place in the Ora
torical contest, Curtis Singleterry win
ming the place with '"The Prisoners
Plea" second, Ableman, cat the Death