The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-22
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1922
H. s. MEET SHOWS
NE W RECO RDS
Juniors Win Inter-Class Meet by
Margin of But Two Points as
Clyde Brown Breaks Two of
the State Records

The interclass field meet held
at the high school grounds yester-
day developed the fact that the
county school counts some splen-
did athletic talent within it's stu
dent body and that the state in
terscholastic championships, sever
al of them, should come to this
school as result of the compe-
tition scheduled for May Goth.
Clyde Brown is probably the most
consistent performer of the lot be-
ing groomed by Prof. Scott, and
can run the century in ten sec
onds pretty regularly. The track
was slow yesterday, yet all three
of the timers caught him at 10 1-5
seconds or better, two claiming his
time to be ten seconds flat. There
is no high school student in the
state who can equal this. He also
established yesterday an interschol-
astic record for the fifty yard run,
dong the distance in five and two
fifths seconds. 1t is believed that
this youth is certain to bring a
great deal of fame to Humboldt
county as a result of his sprinting
ability as well as through his at
tainments of mind.
In the girls events yesterday
Blanch Goldsworthy, a diminutive
miss, stepped off fifty yards in sew
en- seconds, which ties the inter-
scholastic girls mark for the dis
tance for the entire United States.
The performance is considered lit
tie short of marvellous by the men,
bers of the high school faculty, in
asmuch as she made the mark
without the intensive training that
usually accompanies the shattering
of records.
The weather was ideal yesterday
and large crowd was on hand to
see the students perform. Enthus-
iasm was developed as the events
were reeled off and it is commen-
cling to be understood by local
minds that Winnemucca counts a
number of athletes of both sexes
who have extraordinary ability.
The following are the way the
boys placed in the different events:
so yard dash-frst, Clyde
Brown, 2-5 seconds (this breaks
the interscholastic record; sec
ond, Martin Echave; third, Mateo
Legarza.
100 yard dash-frst, Clyde
Brownie 1-5 seconds (breaking
the state record); second Martin
Echave; third. Charlie Brown.
Boys high Jump-frst, Clyde
Brown; second, Mateo Legarza;
third, Walter Case.
Boys broad jump-first, Mateo
Legarza, 18 feet, l inch; second,
Clyde Brown; third Walter Case.
Boys pole vault-frst, Elwyn
Hubbard, 8 feet, 6 inches; second,
Dewey Nelson; third, Tony Pet
ronovich.
Half mile race-frst, Clyde
Brown,2 minutes, 39 seconds; sec
ond, Mateo Legarza; third, Walter
Case.
Boys 440 yard run-frst, Mateo
Legarza,59 2-5 seconds; second,
Gerald Holloway; third, Joe Organ.
Boys 100 yard hurdle-frst,
Gerald Holloway, II IL seconds /;
second, Tony Petronovich; third,
Elwyen Hubbard.
Boys shot put-frst, Walter
Case, 81 feet, IL inches; second,
Clyde Brown; third, Fred Defen-
baugh.
Boys discus-first, Charlie Gar
teiz; second, Fred Defenbaugh,
third, Mateo Legarza.
Boys javelin-frst, Fred Defen-
baugh; second, Walter Case.
The Junior boys won by a score
of 4S to 46. Clyde Brown was
the high point man receiveing 26
points.
Girls 80 yards-frst, Florence
Sears, a 1-5 seconds; second, Eula
Holloway; third, Blanche Guthrie.
Girls so yards-frst, Blanche
1oldsworthy, Z seconds (this tied
the U. S. record; second Florence
Sears; third, Eula Holloway.
Girls 100 yards-frst, Blanche
Goldsworthy; second Florence
Sears, third, Ruth Hubbard.
Girls so yard hurdle-first,
Blanche Guthrie; second Elsie
Sommerfield; third, Maggie Weber.
C;rl,e hivh iumD-frst Elsie