Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-19
BOONE ATHLETES
WIN DUAL MEET
SCORE EASY VICTORY OVER 10.
CAL HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
TEAM.
VISITORS TAKE FIRST
PLACE IN ELEVEN EVENTS
MarshaIitown Distance Men Too Fast
For Visitors-Millcr Sets Fast Pace
in Mile Run-Seiling. Of Boone, Wins
Individual Honors--Meet is Fast
List Of Events.

Boone high school romped away with
an easy victory over the LEGAL high
school track athletes Saturday after
noon at the city park. scoring % y
points to Marshaltown's Az. Boone
athletes finished flnt in eleven OF tina
| fourteen events. Marshalltown's dis
tance men. however showed their
heels TO the coal miners. breaking the
/ tape in the mile and the half-mile.
The only other event in which Mar
: shalltown participant led the way was
! the high hurdles.
! Individual honors went to Fred
| Selling. of Boone, who scored three
frsts for Is points. winning the lou
and 220-yard dashes and the low
/ hurdles Thompson, Of Boone, with
| l0Ia points. was second high, altho he
did not place first in single event
He did. however, score in five events
! in addition to running the third leg OF
the half-mile relay.
! Local Distance Men Shine.
! The best performance of the after
noon was that of Pence Miller, of the
! local school. in the mile run. Miller
! trailed for three-quarters of the dis-
lance and overhauled Cox and Shaler
| of Boone in the last 100 yards in
! sprinting finish. Millers time for the
mile was Asa 35.
! Matshallt0wn scored eight points in
the half mile. Charles Biersborn win
ming with his team mate. FREDERICK
! Nihlock. at his heels. The latter ran
/ a great race and apparently could
have Won, hut slackened his pace near
the finish 70 let his team mate win his
letter. Paul Wilson was the only
other Marshalltown man TO score
FIRST. winning in the high hurdles.
Spirited Finish in Relay.
Tho half mile relay. the closing
event Of the program was the pretaest
race of the afternoon. Member. OF
Roone and Harrington. of Marshall
town. breasting the tape almost TO-
ee,her Gelyin. running the first leg
for Marshalltowr, led the Boone
snrtntins star, Selling. giving Rock
an ADVANTAGE over Hutson. Harring-
ton and Menzies got away tose'her
and kent side by side 10 the finish.
Tho meet was much faster than that
between Maehalltown and Ames Two
weeks ago. Higbee's time IN the a4o-
Yard dash was given as 81 4-5 seconds
which is considerably faster than .'ie
event has been run here before TINS
season.
Summary Of Events.
The summary of events toIlo"s:
1ao-Yard Manifestations tM). mrs.
| Thompson OBJ. second; Moren 'D''
third Time-:1s 3-5.
pole Vault - Meyers OBJ. first
| Thompson OBJ, second; Smith M
! third. Height: 9 feet. inches.
Discus Throw-NVester CD, nrst'
! shannon (M). second: Thompson OBJ
| third. Distance: 90 feet, inches.
Mile Run-Miller tD. first; Cox
OBJ. second Shaler OBJ, third. Time:
454 3-5.
1Oo-Yard Dash-Seiling CD. first;
| C;elyin (M). second; Rock (M), tnird.
| Time-:1o 3-5.
Shot Put-Paterson CD, first; smith
! ND. second: Hutson OBJ, third. DIS
! tance-3S feet.
High Jump-Moran OBJ. first; Har
| rinston CMD. second: Darner CM). ana
! Thompson OBJ, tied for third. Height
feet. inch.
| 440-Yard Dash-Higtee CD. first;
Harrington (AD. second: Schraeder
| (B). third. Time-:5l 40.
22O-Yard Misunderstanding OBJ. first;
| Thompson OBJ, second; Bowman (M),
! third.
Broad Jump-Menzies OBJ. first;
| Bowman (M). second; Smith 'M)'
third. Distance-19 feet.
Half Mile Run-Biersborn tM), first;
Niblock (M), second; Moran (b)'
| third Time-:2:13 3-5.
22o-Yard Dash--Seiling OBJ, nrsC
Rock (AD, second; Gelvin tM), third
| Time-:.23 3-5.
Mile Relay-Boone. Cox. Nelson,
Schraeder, Higbee). first; Marshall
| town Shannon. Wilson, Biersborh.
/ Niblock), second. Time-3:46 3-5.
Half-Mile Relay-Boone SELLING
| Hutson. Thompson, Menzies). first
! Marsnalltown (Gelvin. Rock. Bowman
| Harrington), second. Time-1:35 30.
The officials We're: Referee and
starter. Dr. w. F. Hamilton; judges OF
| finish, C. H. Houser, Leo Dixon and D.
| Jolly Jones, Jr.; timers. b. c. White
| hall and E. H., Shuey; field judges. U.
| E. Gilman, Carroll Kirk Ober Haug
Rev. B. F. Martin. j. w. r. Wildman,
Joseph 4. Wi,itacTs. y = Metth-
ews, Roy NJ. Good: clerk of the course
| Walter McCreery; assistant clerks,
Frank Mason, Wayne Thompson and
Max Rickett; scorekeeper, Nelson
| Whitehill; announcer, Arthur Gossard.