The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-06-17
FRANK ATHLETES
LEAD LINCOLNS
School Track Meet Halted
by Storm with Franks
Leading LincoIns 51-46.
WITHTHRILLS

A threatening storm failed to pre-
vent the opening Of the track meet
between the boys and girls of the Lin
coin and Frank schools on Friday
afternoon at Lincoln Park and before
the storm broke more than one-half
of the events of the meet were run
off by the young athletes. The heavy
storm, however, finally interrupted the
meet and it was stopped to be resumed
some afternoon next week, probably
on Wednesday, At the end of the
events run on Friday the Frank school
was leading the Lincoln by five points,
the score standing 81 TO 46.
The meetaproved entirely successful.
Twelve hundred people-pupils and
patrons Of the two schools-were in
the park to watch the matches. The
children, both boys and girls were di-
vided into three classes according to
their height, as follows: Glass I, over
GA inches in height; Glass II, be-
tween 81 and ga inches in height;
Glass III, under 81 inches.
Starts With Fast Race.
The boys entered in the 220 for
Glass I were the first called to the
line. The Frank youngsters got hy-
ing start by capturing all three places
here but the Lincolns almost evened
up in the shot put, the next event.
Victory see-sawed back and forth be-
tween the two teams throughout
the afternoon with the results of the
various events as follows.
GLASS I-BOYS.
22o Yard Dash-Basil Medley, Frank,
first; Falkner Epstein, Frank, second;
Joe Hamelink, Frank, third. Time:
29 seconds.
Shot Putt, Windard, Lincoln, first,
first; B. Moru, Lincoln, second; L.
Williams, Lincoln, third. Distance:
Al feet, 9 inches.
Standing Broad Jump-H. Kisten,
Frank, first; Falkner Epstein, Frank,
second; F. Woodward, Lincoln, third.
Distance: feet, 5 inches.
CLASS II-BOYS.
220 Yard Dash-L. Shemik, Lincoln,
first; J. Leto, Lincoln, second; F. Rizzo,
Frand, third. Time: 81 second.
Shot Put-Parker, Lincoln, first;
zite, Frank, second; Pattitucci, Frank,
third. Distance: 33 feet, inches
Ginning Contest Rizzo, Frank,
first; Ferth, Frank, second; Schultz,
Lincoln, third, Record: 10 times.
CLASS III-BOYS.
Standing Broad Jump-Jones, Lin
coin, first; Smith, Lincoln, second;
Topel, Lincoln, third. Distance: 8
feet, inches.
CLASS GIRLS.
Basketball Throw Caroline Pavloic,
Frank, first; Louise Thompson, Lin
coin, second; Grace Ohmsted, Frank,
third. Distance: So feet
CLASS II-GIRLS.
Running High Jump Marian Della
porte, Frank, first; Dorothy Stein,
Frank, second; Alice Hahn, Lincoln,
third. Height: 8 feet, inches.
GLASS III-GIRLS.
Running High Jump Norma Keene,
Lincoln, first; Ethel Maxwell, Frank,
second; third, unannounced Height:
feet, inch.
Basketball row-Sophia Welsh
kommin, Lincoln, first; Ethel Maxwell,
Frank, second; third, unannounced.
Distance. 81 feet.
Meet a Great Success.
The venture was staged under the
direction of Miss Catherine Noyak,
director Of public recreation, and the
great success of it was largely due to
the enthusiasm which she aroused in
the meet and in her efficient manage
ment Of it. She was ably assisted by
Miss Isabel King, the director of ply
steal work at the Lincoln school.
Scout Executive David O. R. Fogwell
acted as official starter for the dashes
and Director Redstrom, who will be in
charge of the Fairgrounds this summer,
directed the jumping and field events.
There are enough events yet be to
be staged when the meet is resumed
next week, to give the Lincoln athe-
letes ample opportunity to overcome
the handicap piled up on Friday. A
suitable trophy is to be awarded to
the school that comes out the winner