Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-26

points, Brookshire of Hagerman
played a good mans part. Glenn
Austin of Roswell established a
new high jump record for the, Pc
cos valley, making the jump of Sc
inches without any trouble.
Brookshire was second but could
not clear the Sc mark. The seusa-
tional race of the day was the mile
Davis of Portales seemed to have
the race cinched, having shaken
off his nearest man, Stoldt, of Ar
tesla. On the last lap of the race,
w. Lyle9 of Hagerman left the
crowd and overlook Davis in the
last ten yards of the running. win
ming the race by fifty yard sprint
"Bolliver" Hughes of the Ros-
well gang hurled the discus for the
distance of "a feet, 1-2 inches,
beating his nearest man by eight
feet. The Portales squadron, UNI
der the coaching of Professor
krattli, deserves credit for much
that does not appear in the final
statistics, having entered a strong
team and played hard luck at
every turn. The boys worked hard
and made good impression on
the crowd. Lee johnson and M.
Lindsay were the stars Of the Por-
tales team. BY fluke in prepar-
ing the names Of the athletes, the
best athlete of the team, Lindsey
son of Ex-Governor Lindsey, was
omitted, this holding back the sue
cess of the whole team.
AItcsia Team Strong.
Artesia had a strong team, but
lacked experience and training
With another year, the lads will
make a better showing and proba =
bly, be contenders for the institute
cup. In Wesley, Carlsbad has q
good man for all events in weights.
winning the l2-pound shot event
with ease. This was the only event
Fthat the Carlsbad team placed in.
The following Is the final score
of the meet:
lOO-yard dash: Jones, Roswell,
1904; Skeen. Roswell: Michlet, Ha-
german.
12-pound shot: Wesley, CarIs-
bad, IS feet, II inches; Brookshire.
Hagerman, 35 feet, s inches; O.
Mccormick, Portales, IS feet, rs
inches.
Mile: w. Lyles, Hagerman,
5:19; Stoldt. Artesia; NJ, Davis,
Portales.
Broad Jump: Brookshtre, Ha-
german, 10 leet, inches; Jones,
Roswell. Is feet, IL inches;
Webb, Roswell, II feet, l-2 inch
cs.
22O-yard low hurdles: Austin,
Roswell, 27;4; Dimmitt, Roswell,
James, Artesia.
Discus: Hughes, Roswell, "a
feet, IL inches; Bramhall, Ros-
We'll Sc feet inches; Wesley,
Carlsbad, SO feet, inch.
440: Mickey, Artesia. 57:2;
Skeen, Roswell; Lindsey, Portales
High jump: Austin, Roswell, 66
inches (new record; Brookshire,
Haeerman; Hughes, Roswell.
220 dash; Jones, Roswell, 1912;
House, Artesia; Michlet, Hag r.
man,
Pole vault: Jones. Roswell, 1914;
Skeen. Roswell, 1914; Dimmitt,
Roswell. 1914, Three men tied for
first place.
ANS -Jhlo hlSli IluI uICS- ltlllllllll,
Roswell, 17.S; Austin, Roswell;
Jones, Roswell.
Half mile; Tindell Roswell,
2:21; Webb. Roswell; Lyles, Ha-
german.
Artesla won the relay race with
ease, the last man coming in an
easy fifty yards ahead of the Ros-
well man, which team made sec
ond place. with IIagerman trailing
last, there being only three teams
entered.
This is the second annual Pecos
valley high school track meet held
at the military institute. 1t was an
interesting meet notwithstanding
the uneven score. and was attend
ed by an enthusiastic crowd of Pc
cosians. The state meet at Albu-
querque will be we'll attended by
Pecos valley athletes.