Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-13

yesterday afternoon.
Fully 1000 parents of school chill
fdren, other citizens of the city, off,
Gals and school children were in at
tendance when the clock reached
tho second hour of the afternoon
Yesterday, the time set for the first
nevent to be run off.
4 Rufus B. Allen, Morris Margaret
ten. Lewis Jacobson, E. S. Braun,
Ida B. Miller, Mamie B.. Miller, Jetta
Stacey and Principal Paul Steele of
the grammar school faculty were
much in evidence throughout. the
afternoon \exerting. every effort so
that their initial undertaking of tEis
kind could be successfully sent
.over the top"
At various times throughout the
afternoon there were -four events
being run OF at one time, on the
Atrack and in other sections Of the
field. The manner in which the
events were handled, enabled the
meet to end forty-five minutes
ahead of time. The final event was
scheduled to go on about 5 o'clock
and the meet was over shortly after
4.15 o'clock.
attendance were Mayor William C..
Wilson and A. C. Clark of the Board
of Education. DIR. Fritz Abegg, in
charge of a troop of Boy Scouts. and
Mounted officer Joseph Hartung
We're of real assistance to the COM
mittee throughout the afternoon.
Blanche Zehrer of the eighth
grade won individual honors in
this meet, capturing first prize IN
the senior standing broad jump,
first place in the intermediate stand
ing broad jump and first place in
the intermediate f1fty-yard dash.
This student, therefore, Is entitled
to the prize offered by Harold Hoff-
mar of South Amboy, Republican
candidate for the general assembly
Harold Lincoln, colored, eighth
grade, won first place in the senior
pole vault event and was anchor
man on the winning eighth grade
relay team. Good time was made
Land wonderful marks set by nearly
fall of the students in the various
events, especially for a school meet.
This meet will enable the local
grammar school to make a good
showing in the county meet to be
held in New Brunswick lea the
close of the present school year. 1t
is probable that the Barracks street
institution will run another meet be-
fore next June.
The winners in the various events
follow:
Junior Girls Thirty yard Dash
--Firse heat, Susie kisban and Ber-
TIL Lyman; second heat. Julia Nil
ct.aluk and Roberta Quincy; third
heat, May Papp and Edith Cohen.
Final, Edith Cohen, first; May Papp,
second; Bertha Hyman, third;
G~rSia Lyicha - Fourth 8 Time AZ
seconds. Z
Dash-First heat, Helen Elmer and
Sophie S-zymezewski; second heat,
Agnes Torrentz and Helen Ander-
son: third heat, Blanche Zehrer
and Bessie Schroeder. Final,
blanche Zehrer, first; Helen Elmer,
second; Agnes Torrentz, third; So
phie Szymezewski, fourth. Time
Z seconds.
Senior Girls Seventy-five-yard
Dash-Rose Kochick, first; Hazel
Hanson, second; Lucy Crowell,
third; Helen Chereek, fourth.
Junior Boys Sixty-yard Dash
First heat, Charles Jacobson ard
Leo Weinstein; second heat, Pail
Solomon and John Rubaha; third
heat, Sidney Rudolph and Tom
Kossi. Final, Sidney Rudolph, first;
Hi. Solomon, second; Charles ia
Gibson, third; John Rubaha, fourth.
1ime-6.3 seconds.
/ Intermediate Boys Seventy-f1ye-
pyare Dash-First heat. M. Vlrgillo,
ard u. Petranski; second heat, Will
lam Matusow and Simon Kolerick;
NeCracken; fourth heat, Max Slif-
kin and Moe Koch; fifth heat,
Frank De Lisi and Albert Hunt.
Semi-final heats, first heat, William
Matusow and Simon Kolerick; sec
Gid heat, Max Slifkin and Frank De
Iisi. Final heat, William Matusow,
first; Max Slifkin. second; William
De List. third; Simon kolerick,
fourth.
Senior Boys 100-yard Dash
First heat, Clarence Longstreet and
Gil Wilson,; second heat, Bob ST.
Andfassy and Max Kaplowitz. Final
heat, Bob st. Andrassy. first; Clar-
cnce Longstreet, second; Max Kap-
lewitz, third; Gil Wilson, fourth.
Time-12 seconds.
Senior Basketball Throw for Girls
Hazel Hanson, first, As feet; Jen-
ME Zelinock, second, SO feet, 5
inches; Esther Golup. third. SO feet,
4 inches.
Senior Girls Standing Broad
Jump-Blanche Zehrer, first, 6 #, Al
inches; Helen Anderson, second. 5
feet, 6 inches; G.. Wade, third, 5
feet, An inches.
Junior Girls Standing Broad
Jump-Edith Cohen, first, 6 feet. 5
inches; M. Ch~ophofsky, second, s
feet, 4 inches; L. Sykes, third S feet,
2 inches.
Senior Boys Pole vault-H. Lin
coin, first 6 feet, s inches; Alex Re-
mesky, second, 8 feet, 6 inches;
Louis Miller, third, 6 feet, 1 inch.
Shot Put, Senior Boy's-J. Boy
alskf, first, 129 feet, 2 inches; Moe
Koch, second, 2S feet, 3h inches;
John Salaeki, third, 2S feet, 3
inches.
Junior Boys Running High Jump
IL. Mellick, first, 8 feet, s inches;
Max Kaplowitz. second, 3 feet, 6
Inches; Aldo, third, 3 feet, 4 inches S.
Junior Boys Running Broad
Jump-Sam Korb, first, IL feet. 10
inches; Leo Weinstein, second, IL
feet. 6 inches; I. Shulman, third,
IL feet.
intermediate Boys Running High
Jump-John Tanko. first. 4 feet, 4
inches; Harold McCallen, second, 4
feet, 8 inches; Alex Sladkus. third,
4 feet, I inch.
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