The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-05-12
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The weather was favorable for a
first class track meet last Saturday.
The classes entered the events with
enthusiasm and some good records
were made considering the unfavor-
able weather all spring. Winners in
the events were as follows:
so Yard dash-Wedum, junior, first;
Lebert, sophomore, second; Kent, SEN
Tor, third. Time, 6 seconds.
100 Yard dash-Kampfer, sopho-
more, first; Wedum, junior, second;
Lebert, sophomore, third. Time, II
seconds.
22O Yard dash - Kampfer, sopho-
more, first; Lebert, sophomore, Sec
ond; Wedum, junior, third. Time, 26
seconds.
440 Yard dash Kampfer, sopho-
more, first: Lebert, sophomore, Sec
ond; Herring, sophomore, third.
High jump = Lebert, sophomore,
first. Wedum, junior; Kent, senior,
and Cooper, freshman, tied for second
place. Height, 5 feet.
Running broad jump.-Kampfer,
sophomore, first; MEDIUM, junior, Sec
ond; Kent, senior, third. Distance, Is
feet II inches.
Javelin throw.-Kampfer, sopho-
more, first; Lebert, sophomore, Sec
junior, third. Distance SO feet, 2 in.
Shot put.-Lebert, sophomore, first;
Kampfer, sophomore, second; Fried
lund, junior, third. Distance SO feet,
2 inches.
Discus throw-Hanson, senior, first;
Lebert, sophomore, second; Friedl,
junior, third. Distance, IS feet 10 in.
Pole vault.-Kampfer and Huston
tied for first; Leslie Kampfer and Err
nest Akre, freshmen, tied for second;
Tom Herring, third. Height, z feet
9 inches.
Relay Race-Sophomore team, first;
senior team, second.
By crediting 5 points to the winner
of first place, 3 points to second place
and 1 point to third place, the total
scores earned by the leaders are: Nor
Kampfer, SO; Carol Lebert, 26;
Carl Wedum, 10; Oliver Kent, 8.
AS it was primarily a class con-
test the scores by classes is as fol-
lows: Seniors: 10; juniors, 16; soph-
ignores, 81; Freshmen, LAG.
In the advance ticket sale the fresh
men won first place, thus winning the
five point handicap.
Seventh and Eighth Grade Contest
The events between the boys of the
seventh and eighth grades were quite
as exciting as the high school events.
The results were as follows:
so Yard dash.-Arthur Park, sew
grade, first, Alois. Wolak, sew
grade, second; John Tattan,
grade, third.
100 Yard dash - John Tattan,
grade, first; Arthur Park, sew
grade, second; Laurence Hoff-
man, seventh grade, third.
22O Yard dash.-J6hn Tattan, eighth
first; Lawrence Hoffman, sew
grade, third.
Running broad jump.LDavid Boyd,
seventh grade, first; Harry Anholt,
grade, second; Lawrence Hoff-
man, seventh grade, third.
440 Yard dash.-Alois Wolak, sew
grade, first; Lawrence Hoffman,
grade, second.
High jump.-David Boyd, seventh
grade, first;. Arthur Park, seventh
grade, second; James DeFao, seventh
grade, third.
Standing broad jump.-Arthur Park,
seventh grade, first; David Boyd, sew
nth grade, second; Erwin Stanley,
eighth grade, third.
Discus throw. - Erwin Stanley,
eighth grade, first; Willard Stensland,
eighth grade, second; David Boyd,
seventh grade, third.
Pole vault.-Arthur Park, seventh
grade, first; Gordon Barr, eighth
grade, second.
Girls 100 yard dash.-Fern Blan-
,hard, eighth grade, first; Thelma ia
,obs, seventh grade, second.
Relay race.-Won by seventh grade
BOYS.
The contest was won by the seventh
grade by a decisive score.