South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-30

High School Weight Man
Scores ID Local Points in
8l-22 Landslide.
BY JOHN i. LICkEY.

Inc culver Military academy track
squad showed the South Bend High
school track squad under yesterday
afternoon on the Academy grounds
by an 81 10 % count The Cadets
were masters OF practically every
thing but the weight events. Sew
cral Of Culver's stars were out be-
cause OF inengibility and injuries and
were forced TO idly watch the COM
petition from the side lines Capt.
Richardson. Culver star. was out OF
the meet because Of a fined
ankle. He would usually have been
good for first places in the dashes
The Cadet leader succeeded. how
ever, in placing second in the discus
throw. despite his injuries.
Hand who won the 40 yard low
hurdle event broke the schools rec
ord by time Of 14:1. The former
record time was 1913. He clipped
two seconds off this record in the
first heat. his time in the finals be-
ing 14:2. Another school record
was smashed when Hickman ran the
220 in % fiat.
VOedisch Stars.
The outstanding star OF the whole
meet was Johnny ("Ike") Voedisch
of South Bend. who Tailed 10 points
of the total % for the locals. His
work in the discus throw was moth
ing short OF remarkable and the big
fellow deserves a world OF credit.
Voedisch placed first in the discus
throw. shot put and javelin throw.
He won over a classy field of COM
petitors and won decisively In the
discus throw he was far ahead OF
his nearest rival. After winning
these three first places he entered
the pole vault and after clearing the
bar at feet he wrenched his wrist
and was forced TO withdraw. 1t is
believed that Voedisch's injured
wrist is likely TO keep him from
competing In the next meet.
The relay race proved exciting
and held the interest Of all specta-
tors. The Bender quartet. composed
of Ollie Edwards. Wilhelm, Johnny
Voedisch and Kintz, were nosed out
ners running neck to neck practi-
cally all the way. In the third lap.
Voedisch gained a yard on his riva,
at the start but this was steadily re-
gained by Culver.
Ollie Edwards was the only South
Bend man TO place in the dashes.
lie placed third in the 100, the
Benders being completely beaten in
the 22O. Klemm. of the Benders,
copied a second place berth in the
half mile, while the Culverites won
the honors in the mile easily. Klemm
jumped into the lead from the start
Of the mile race and tired himself
trying to keep up with the pace set
by Baroda BarOda passed him on
the second turn, Klemm having tired
himself trying to keep the lead.
Byrley Foster. the Benders' crack
hurdler copied second place honors
in the high hurdles, pressing Combs
close for first place. In the low
hurdles Foster was handicapped in
that he has been running 220 yard
distances instead OF 100 yards. This
low hurdle event is just being intro
duced at culver and Coach Thissle
his charges to compete only
i'm the shorter distance. Capt KNIT
and RaIston copied second and third
places in the pole vaults also.
The Culver baseball team was de-
feated by the Tilden Tech baseball
nine o. the academy diamond Sat-
urday afternoon. The final score
was to 3. The game was closely
contested throughout, Coach Peck's
putting forth every availa-
lie effort 10 no avail.
Summary:
1OO-yard dash - Foltz, Culver
first: Roberts. Culver. second; f.
Edwards, South Bend, third. Time.
10:02.
22O-yard dash-First heat won by
Roberts. Culver Time psi. Sec
end heat won by Hickman. Culver.
Time. % flat. No finals.
Half Mile-Brandon. Culver, first;
KIemm. South Bend. second; Beck
or. Culver. third. Time, 2:1O.
NIile-Baroda. Culver. first;
Green. Culver. second; Poffman,
Culver. third. Time, ASA.
Final low hurdles-Hand. Culver.
first: Belgium, Culver. second; Fos-
ter. South Bend, third Time, 1902.
Final high hurdles-COmbs, Gull
yer first; Foster. South Bend. sec
ond Elbows. Culver, third. Time,
1903
Reiav-Won by Culver.
High Jump-Woodingto Culver,
first: second and third places also
won by Culver. Height. ffet. 10
inches.
Pole Vault Walker. Culver. first:
Ralston and Capt Kintz. South
Bend. second and third Height, g
feet inches.
Broad Jump-Roberts. Culver
first: Woodington. Culver. second:
Combs. Culver third. Distance, p.
feet 8 inches.
Discus Throw-Voedisch South
Bend. first: Richardson. Culver.
second: Elbows. Culver. third. Dis
lance, a. feet inches.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. South Bend,
first; Elbows. Culver. second;
Baker. Culver. third Distance. 1872
feet inches.
Shot Put-Voedisch. South Bend
first: NcIIwraith. CULVER. second:
McNakin. Culver. third. Distance.
SO feet inches.