The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-26

Scoring sixteen points. Crawfords-
vile track team easily won the state
High school track meet at Reid field,
EarIham college, Saturday. Mobiles
vile was second with 91s points fol-
lowed closely by Manual with nine
points and Wabash with eight Craw-
louisville relay team ran away from
all mile relay contenders, coping at
the outset.
The track was in fair shape, but
owing to the recent heavy rains it
was too soft for any great speed by
the athletes in the running events.
The winners were well distributed
with the exception of the Crawfords-
vile men who took three f1rsts and
one third Knee of Wabash, was high
point man. winning all the points that
school was credited with. Haase of
Ma-tinsville, connected with two sec
ond places, all that Martinsville took.
Large Number of Rooters
A large number of rooters accom-
panied the teams and backed their
respective athletes with vim during
the afternoon tests. Emslie of Rich
mond, was the only local man to place.
Owing to the heavy track. Emslie fail
I'll W Keep up ZIG 6AGdQY SRllAL IlO
started with in the 440 yard run and
expended his strength too early in
the race to win He placed in third
position in this event, the only point
the Red and White counted.
Noblesville, which was expected to
make a splendid showing IN the meet
and carry away the honors, never hit
its stride, according to fans from that
city. Haase, who was expected to
take the low and high hurdles, was
ousted in the high hurdles by Patter-
son. the colored athlete from Craw-
louisville, and in the low by Messing,
the Manual hurdler.
In the high jump, Juday of Geneva
and Hull of Noblesville, tied for first
place, clearing the reed at feet s SIS
inches Baker of Washington Center,
finished third.
Mile Relay Is Fastest
The mile relay was one of the most
interesting events and was probably
run the fastest of any other track
event of the afternoon. After com.
peting in different events in the course
of the day the Charlottesville track
team entered the relay against track
men who were fresh. At the shot
Dinwfddil of Charlottesville, the first
man on the quarter mile, took the lead
which his team mates retained during
the entire race In the first round
Anderson was second. Gary was third
and Kendallville was fifth In the
third quarter, Gary went to second
Kendalyille, third, and Anderson
fourth, and in the final round, Craw
louisville crossed the tape first, with
Kendalville second, Gary third and An
derson fourth.
C. Smith of Rushville and Stewart
of RoachdaIe tried to break the state
records in pole vault and shot-put re
speetively.
SUMMARY.
100 Yard Dash = Knee, Wabash
Day, Technical; Dinwiddil, Crawfords
vile; time IL Is seconds.
One Mile Run Dalton, Bedford
Katon, Upton; Denton, Brownsburg
time 4:49 10.
40 Yard RUM. Kennedy, Craw
fordsville; Jackson, Lafayette; Ems
lie. Richmond; time 81 As seconds
100 Yard Hurdles - Patterson
Charlottesville: Haase, Martinsville
Anderson, Elkhart; time II is sec
onds.
22o Yard Dash Dinwiddil. Cra%
louisville; Knee, Wabash; Day, Tech
meal: time "a seconds flat
go Yard Misunderstanding, Man
nal. Haase, Martinsvilfe; McCaffreJ
Peru; time % seconds. flat;
$50 Yard Run-Casler. Noblesy1lle
Engleman, Winslow; Dalton, Bee
ford; time 2:07 2-5.
Hiah Jump-Juday, Geneva; HUI
Noblesville; tied for first place; Bar
er. washington Cented; third place
height 5 feet. SIS inches.
Shot Put. Stewart, Roachdale,
Morris, cambridge; O'Conner. Mar
ual: distance 43 feet 2A inches.
Pole Vauit-C- Smith. Rushville
Harrison. Manual; height II feet.