Smyrna times., 1922-05-24
IIlIl HIGH SCHOOL COMES
4 FOR TRACK MEET HONORS
,op JACKSON, WM. PATTER-
~ ~ ,yD FOUR GIRLS WIN OUT

HIGH Trims Caesar Rodney at
% %D..sbal ? to l, PleasantOn Pitch
mo Best Game of His Career
,.r,ra High School was well re-
'..,sd '- at the County Track Meet
s:s & was held at Caesar Rodney last
,.iar .l The festivities started at 3
l1, ,l,.i and continued until $50. AL
s."rb I tbe wind was high and the
II. there were at least $500
'.-,s present. Governor Denney
n o-ber notables were among the
rn Caesar Rodney won the meet
score of 35. The local boys
!, entered the contests represented
!. pcb school nObly and well. Tay-
= Iackson won first prize in the high
inning contest clearing the bar at
a inches. Patterson placed first
As go yard dash, bringing home q
M medal, as this is the second meet
which he won high honors.
,ryma High Trims Caesar Rodney
N a close and exciting battle in
| Srna Monday afternoon, Smyrna
nj the skids on the fast going Caesar
nhev team 2 to l. 1t was a battle
NAL from start to finish. Pleasanton
ttthed one of the best games of his
neer, striking out II of the oppos-
NJ tatsmen. Their hits, which num-
gsi 4. were kept we'll scattered and
| asr lone tally was put across in the
1h inning. The Smyrna aggrega-
tn played a wonderful offensive
zane, only one error was displayed
hmghOut the contest. Pleasanton
moved TO be on his mettle when after
i M1sitOrs scored, he struck out eight
d The opposing batsmen in order.
Myna'S first tally came in the first
ming when Patterson scored on
StAs hit through ShOrt-stop. Broad
H came thru in the ninth with a
10 base blow, and scored latter when
More laid down a bunt. Patterson,
Ti9sa quick and clean fielding around
aan-stOp gave the spectators many
rnk, and saved the game in the
zTsnta by making a brilliant stop
Tn the bases full, played star
uns
n!ma High Defeats FELTON, 13 to 6
smyrna High School defeated Eel
M i. S. yesterday at FELTON, to the
'1s Of lS to s. The game was the
1gst Of the season due to a long
SP N the third. After much argu-
z and wrangling, the natives of Eel
a who seemed undecided whether
aF should mob Irving Green who
vs. SmyrRa's umpire, finally We're
A down hard by "Greenie" and
aa'Fed from the field. Patterson
'io took up the burden of twirling
.nei the Feltonians easily down, all
. aelr hits being we'll scattered,
vie the terrific clouting of he and
s'aaVay each pOled out 4 long hits.
lawn hutchinson the young elf who
lolalng down the left field position
-e put outs on hard chances; not
@@a ior Eddie The game almost
4ae 70 an end when Moore got
to'zed " out in the fourth by a pitched
a. olI her showed his grit and re-
N aa'l MS position, getting two hard
~ Un Friday the team goes to Do
- "lere II they win this game will
Practically sure of the champion
Wy Everyone who can come to wit
@ Als game, it will be the best
y-.'. t., u 'llls year The score by in
@'n' 20 3 O1O O-ls
,."a 0 0 o O-s
us9pires Roe and Green.
4,sn School Girls Cooking Contest
N Wednesday, May 18th, the Home
Ss.U S-gilcS girls of Smyrna High
I--'0. !, consisting of Misses Eva Steh-
~ y n ai'lla Coleman, Catherine Ford
4. .lo[ence Arts took first prize in
y, u. usSl getting contest held at Do
..g alg1 School. They planned, cook
4. .' lad a meai ready to serve in
s.,.y I'uF and ffty-fve minutes a
s,.3 r.p 70 De proud of. The menu con-
r,, ~ =" Salmon Casserole, creamed
~. ' yn emergency biscuits and butter.
ssr,1y siy salad, strawberries and
s.,s sFsu 81 Cfeam with cup cakes. There
ps,...., n'e schools from the County re-
e,t jneu 5,' u and the winning of the con-
i@ N.Y. \: tne e Smyrna Glass speaks well
so,E r@ rae' carter and her girls, whose
sr,.' -sDects great credit on the in
a,s ',, so.. 'ney are receiving. The
Certp,r vuISst ci will be held in the Dover
sns Oiuo on May 25. On the
b ri,s, s,'9lng in the Club a tea will
ii. s",a ven for ( the Home Economies
'uu their friends.
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