Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-03
TRACK MEET HONORs
CO TO BOISE HIGH
Baker Easily Defeated Friday
Afternoon at Walnut Street
Park-Arnold Cooley Indivi-
dual Point Winner.
BY LOUIS BOAS.

Baker high school was soundly
trimmed Friday afternoon by the
Boise high school in the track meet
pulled off at 3 o'clock at the high
school field, Boise capturing the meet
with 92la points to 3Sla for Eaker.
With ideal weather the program went
off smoothly. There were about 500
enthusiastic rooters present. This is
the second season Boise has defeated
Baker on the cinder path.
The individual point winner for the
meet was Arnold CobSny, a senior of
the Boise team. who managed to cor
raj an even 30 points for his team. or
about third of the total score for
Boise. Tunnicliffe, for Baker, came
next in line for individual scoring,
with 1&ia points. r.. Cooley was run
ner-up with 13. Holman was third,
with -, both the last named being
of the Boise aggregation.
Bakers showing was weak, with the
one exception of Tunnicliffe, who
made nearly all of the points for his
team. Rodman, also of Baker. did
pretty we'll On the other hand the
local squad WAS well balanced one,
event. They scored in all of them.
Some very good records We're made
in the iaVeline throwing by both Boise
and Baker, A Cooley of Boise taking
that event with 154 feet l inch. while
GARDINER for the visitors hurled 14S
feet inches. The runs were all good,
L. Cooley taking the 50-yard dash in
9-5 seconds, while Tunncliffe won
the 100-yard in II seconds flat. The
440-yard was taken by Baker and in
every other running event Boise took
first place. All told during the after
noon Boise gobbled eleven first places
aud eight seconds, while Baker cap
tured three firsts and five seconds
out of the fifteen events.
SUMMARY FOR MEET.
Following is the table of events, rec
ords made and the positions of the
entrants:
440-yard dash--Christley Of Baker.
first; Holman of Boise, second; Will
liams of Boise, third; time, So Sec
onds.
5O-yard dash-E. Cooley of Boise,
first; Tunniclffe of Baker, second;
Holman of Boise third; time, AS
seconds.
100yard dash-Tunnicliffe of Baker,
first; +. Cooley of Boise, second:
Holman of Boise, third; time, IL sec
onds flat.
22oyard :dash--E. Cooley of Boise,
first; Holman of Boise, second; Rod
man of Baker, third; time, % 20 sec
onds.
Half mile run-Brandt Of Boise,
first; Gardiner of Baker, second;
Lansden of Boise third; time, 2 min
utes 20 2-5 seconds.
Mile run-Lansden Of Boise, first;
Click of Boise, second; Freytag of
Boise third; time, 6 minutes.
High jump-A. Cooley OF Boise
first; Mckinney of Boise, second; Tun-
nicliffe of Baker and Ritlan of Boise
tied for third; distance, feet inches
Broad iumj-A. Cooley Of Boise
first; Regain of Boise, second; tunni-
cliffe of Baker third; distance, IS
feet s inches.
Pol" Nault--A. Cooley of Boise, first:
Gardiner of Baker, second; Powell
and Chapman, both of Boise, tied for
third place; distance, 0 feet inches,
--' S"iN ~" hului'S IOpley or
Boise first; Regain of Boise, second;
Rodman of Baker, third; time, 80 2-5
seconds.
l20-yard high hurdles-A Cooley Of
Boise first; Tunnicliffe of Baker,
second: Ritlan of Boise, third; time
Is seconds flat.
Javeline throw-A. Cooley of Boise,
first; Gardiner of Baker, second; Nc
Rirney of Boise, third distance, 154
feet l inch.
Shot put-Rodman of Baker, first;
Mckinney of Boise, second; Tunnicliffc
of Baker third; distance, So feet 4
inches.
Discus throw-McBirney for Boise,
first; Ward of Baker, second: Rod
man of Baker, third distance, 95 feet.
Five points were given for a first
place, three for second and one for
a third The officials for the day
We're: Judges. c. Mitchell, Seth Il.
Freer, Rev. Cunningham and Mr.. Nc
Knight. Timekeepers Roberts and
Wolf. Scorek d. Fletcher.
Stafter-Nick Collins. Referee-Mr.
Mcconnell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lit
tooy.
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