South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-16
CAPT THOMSON AND
MAXEY INDIVIDUAL
STARS FOR LOCALS
Burnt Orange and Blue Gin
der Artists Display Re
markable Form.
Special = me News Times


LAPORTE, Ind, May 15.-South
Bend high school cinder artists won
the seventeenth annual aeld and
track meet Of northern Indiana held
here yesterday afternoon on the fair
grounds. The South Bend team
placed 2s points. Hammond second
with p. and Emerson Of Gary
third with %. Warsaw, a dark
horse. won the mile relay by nosing
Emerson OF Gary out at the tape.
Dunleavy Of Gary was individual
star, placing Is points Gearing Of
Hammond second with 10 and
Maxey OF South Bend third with 10.
Thompson Stars.
To Maxey and cart Thompson
must go the lions share Of hOnOrs
for the Orange and Blue victory.
Maxey placed first in both the
mile and half making fast time
Maxey displayed some wonderful
form In both these events, appear
Ing 20 be practically out OF the run
ming until the home stretch. when
he sprintcd and left his Contenders
behind. MaXcy has not the build
for "A distance man. being heavy set
Capt. Thompson ran "a thread race
with Gearing OF Hammond in the
century. Thomson got a slow start,
but slowly gained until second place
was within his grasp. In the quar-
ter-mile the fast yOungster left all
his contenders behind. winning at n
safe distance Thompson undoubt-
odly n pressed could have broken
the northern Indiana record desI lite
the poor condition the track was in.
Wcdel Second
In the high hurdles Wedel placed
second to the mighty Dunleavy.
while In the low hurdles q third
place went 10 the South Bend man.
The one point in the low hurdles
sewed the meet up for the Orange
ard Blue outfit Neither Gary nor
Hammond had sufficient number Of
points TO overcome the South Bend
lead. with still two events. the
broad jump and pole vault, TO be
run of.
Dalton. Maxey's running mate in
the mile, shows promise Of being
first class distance man. Dalton
placed an easy third. being right
upon Cox OF Plymouth for second
place Dalton IS only a sophomore
Sluss Tlaced the only points for
the Renders in the field events,
placing a second in the shot put
Up till the last heave the sturdy
Bender led the field with 80 feet
inches, but Dunleavy placed the
weight ~ feet IL inches
10O-yard dash list Gearing
CHammond): 2nd. Thompson
(South Bend). 3rd. Stamach WAR
saw. Time. 1O.4.
Mile run-ist. Maxey Csouth
Bend end. Cox CPlymouth) 3rd.
Dalton (South Bend). Time, $50.
440-yard dash-1st. Thompson
(SOuth Bend; 2nd. Stoutenour
(Goshen): 3rd. Ward EMERSON.
Time. 543
(HammOnd): md James (Plym-
outh). 3rd. Trayer plymouth and
Stevenson CRolling Prairie) tied.
Height. feet 4 inches.
40 High Hurdles-1st Dunleavy
CEmerson); 2nd. Wedel tSouth
Bendl 3rd, Robinson (Warsaw) D..
Time. 1874.
shot Put-1st Dunleavy CEmer-
SOM. 2nd. Sluss (South Bend); 3rd.
Redinger (Argos). Distance, Az
feet 41-2 inches.
Half Mile-1st NaNev CSouth
Bend). end. Moore Warsaw, 3rd.
Redinger (Argos).
Broad Jump-1st. RedinEer CAR
gos). 2nd. Gearing CHammond) /.
3rd. Wambaugh CElkhart). Dis
lance. 10 feet Il inches
22O-yard dash-fst. Gearing
CHammond) 2ud. Golden fEwer-
SOM 3rd, Hamilton CLsporte). Time
"a fat
2eO Low TTurdIes-1st Dunleavy
EMERSON. 2nd. Golden (ElkharD {:
3rd. WedeI CSouth Bend). Time.
214
Pole Vaults. StoCker Ham
rnoud). End Dounaha Grown
Point. 3rd. Wambaugh tElkharD
Height. 70 feet inches
one Mile ReIay-Won by War
saw; Moore. BOwser. LouEfcld and
Stammack Time 5.5S.