El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-05

lierAs 10 points; Ellln cavalry seeouQ,
, track, field and aquatic events and
\ gave general satisfaction as an
\ nouncer Tor the evenings bouts.
Track and Field.
Il Due probably to intense heat on the
Y parade grounds, TO various celeDra-
tons and attractions Of the Fourth,
I attendance Of both soldiers and civil
ians was not up 10 the usual standard,
during tile morning. but there
was no lack Of vim in any
fof the events. Capt Maulsbyi with
the surplus zip stored Up from a re-
cent vacation. was back in the game
and showed up in his usual good form,
although the SD athletes were unable
70 Withstand the onslaught Of the
Fifth cavalry
The organized roofing Of the last
u big meet was lacking. but the cham
piOns FOR the different organizations
seemed not 20 miss the stimulus. hard
fights on the finish being one Of the
morning features. solomon and Stehle,
I both Of the Fifth cavalry, made sem
satiOnal runs in the relay race. while
[ Griffith, Of the Fifth, finished by a
I comfortable margin
Evidently the proves OF Fort Bliss
aquatic performers has spread rapidly,
I for the space surrounding the pool
/ was filled at an early hour. and while
/ several hundred comfortable seats had
{ been provided the crowd poured in
/ until standing and perching room was
at premium. Both Conway. of the
E Fifth cavalry, and Capt Beanfield. OF
the Eighth engineers, eclipsed all
their former work in fancy diving,
while Spangler. Of the sanitary train,
lowered the record for the pool in the
i two lap swim and also in the back
stroke swim. Spangler's finish in the
relay swimming race brought FANS 70
their feet screechinE themselves
hoarse as he fought ahead. recover
ing some 10 yards and winning for his
team Officers and swimming experts
who have Witnessed all Of the meets
held az the pool thus far, are unani-
nous IN the verdict that each man who
appeared in Thursday afternoons meet
has showed marked Improvement in
form and in stamina.
Winners Of the morning events fol-
low;
Running broad jump-won by.
Digre, SOD field artillery. % feet .
inches. Wilcox, Fifth cavalry. second,
29-3i Lieut. Medlets Fifth cavalry, third.
zoe Blacksmith. Seventh cavalry,
fourth. 10 feet
Pole vault-Won by Ryder. SGD field
artillery II feet 3 inches Natcha,
seventh cavalry, second. 100: Reese,
seventh cavalry, third. 1Q-6; Neimeyer,
10th cavalry train and military police,
fourth, feet
High 5ump-Won by Capt Mauls--
BY, SD field artillery. feet. . inches: /
Quackenbush. 18th cavalry train and
military police, second. SIS: Corp. /
Kane, Fifth cavalry. third. SO; Will
cox Fifth cavalry, fourth, 50.
30 yard high hurdles-Y-on by
knowles, Fifth cavalry; Schultz, SD
field artillery, second; Blacksmith. I
Seventh cavalry, third; Hathorn, sew
enth cavalry, fourth; time, IS seconds. /
so yard dash-Won by HiIdebrsnd. I
Seventh cavalry; Digre, SD field ar
ullerys second; Leonard. SD field ar
ullery, third Danguette. Fifth cav
airy, fourth; time. 5 SIS seconds
go yard dash-Won by Walsh. SGD
field artillery; Griffith. Fifth cavalry, !
seconds Lieut. Carter, Fifth cavalry, l
third; Macarthur. Seventh cavalry. l
fourth; time q Is seconds.
Afile relay race-Won by team OF 1
Fifth cavalry. Members Of team: Cal ]
lagher, Blocker, Collins, Carter, Solo /
mon, Kane, Stehle. Griffith: time.
$3.50 Is; SD field artillery. second /
Seventh cavalry, third.
$50 yard dash-WOn by Romero, (
Fifth cavalry; Mand. Seventh cavalry, /
second; Trolley Fifth cavalry. third /
Harsher. SD field artillery, fourth; I
time, 2:21.
enth cavalry; Gallagher. Fifth cavalry, I
second SkJoldager. Seventh cavalry,
third; solomon. Fifth cavalry. fourth; /
time, 81 seconds.
go Yard hurdles-Won by Stehle,
Fifth cavalry: Kane. Fifth cavalry,
second Blacksmith, Seventh cavalry, Z
third; shinn. 82d field artillery,
fourth: time. IS 3-5 seconds.
100 yard dash-WOn BY HiIdebrand.
Seventh cavalry; Gallagher. Fifth cav
airy, second; Gaiuouette. SD field ar
tillery, third; Collins, Fifth cavalry,
fourth; time 10 2-5 seconds.
Winners in Aquatic events:
Plunge for distance-Won by Fore
man, SD field artillery. So feet 10 ]
inches. stock, Seventh cavalry, sec
ond, AZ; Wood. Eighth engineers.
third. 42-3
Fancy diving-won by Conway,
ElIln cavalry, a points Capt. Bean
field, Eighth engineers, second, Al 1-2
points; Foreman, SD field artillery, |
third, Il points.
Two-lap swim-Won By Spangler.
sanitary train; Buford, sanitary train,
second; walsh, Fifth cavalry. third;
time, SO 30 record for pool
Two-lap breast stroke-Won by
Abel, Fifth cavalry Crymes, SD field
artillery, second; LunEren. Fifth cav
airy, third; time. % Is.
Back Stroke Swim-Won by Span
ger sanitary Train; Walsh, Fifth cav
airy, second; Robertson, Eighth engi-
neers, third; time. % seconds. record
for pool
Underwater swim-Won Wood
ruff, Eighth engineers, 1sS feet
inches, record for pool: Scharwenka.
second, 400; Randolph, SD field ar
tiilery, third, I39.
Swimming relay race-Won by team
Of sanitary train, composed Of Span
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