The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-08
CALDWELL HIGH
PLACES TWO MEN
FOR STATE MEET
Cleaver and Clancy Cop
Mile and Vault in Dis
trict Track Meet Sat-
urday.

Caldwell high school will be repres
ented by two track athletes at thu
state inierscholastic track meet to b.
held this week end under University
OF Idaho auspices. Donald Cleaver. b,
shaving the state record in the mile
for the outstanding performance OF IN,
NEE, elimination meet here Saturday
afternoon on the College OF Idaho
fidld. and Orval Chaney. vaultine
1910. almost a foot higher than he
had ever vaulted before. are Caldwell
men who are eligible for the state
meet.
Hoshaw. vino has had difficulty
reaching his full stride in the quarter.
f. Lowell in the broad jump. and
Gaines in the lowhurdles. were the
only other Caldwell points winners.
Each took a third place in the elimina-
ton meet Only winners of first or
second place in the meet here are
eligible for the state interscholastic.
Boise won the meet. noscing out Ru-
pert in the relay after a sensational
race that failed 10 win his team bv
inches in the last lap. The Boise team
won. not having outstanding stars.
but by collecting a few points in many
events.
Long OF Rupert was the individual
star of the meet This gifted young
sprinter promises to rival Does per
Torrance of last year at the univer-
sity. He swept the much touted Tur-
ley OF Jerome off his feet, handily won
the so, the 220 and the broad jump:
and took close second in the 100.
Turley nosing him out by inches. In
addition, Long ran beautiful 220 as
the last man of Ruperts relay team.
Burley, winner of last years meet.
did not have an entry here Saturday.
Southeastern Idaho was not well rep
resented, only the best men being sent
10 the meet here. AS a result. no event
was crowded but every race resulted
in fast time and was closely contested. |
The only easy win was Cleaver's per-
Torrance in the mile.
Perfect weather and fast track ia
vored the meet. Crowds of people
Jammed the grandstand and lined the
fence along the straightaway with a
solid mass of humanity Caldwell,
Nampa and Boise entries were checred
ndiscriminately, indicating that the
crowd was drawn from every Boise
valley town.
Two incidents marred the afternoon.
8ice Of Twin Falls protested that he
lad been interfered with in the half
nile race, and since there were no
Judges on the turns, he had nothing
lpon which to prove his contention.
The second incident was discovered
'hen the high hurdles. won by Mitch
Il of Parma, was clocked in the fast
me Of Is 3-5 seconds, a collegiate
iark. 1t was decided first to run the
ace over but hastily called confer
nee OF coaches determined that the
esults should stand but that the time
'ould be ignored.
The results:
sO-yard dash-Long. Rupert. first;
urley, Jerome, second; Ord. Nampa
iird. Time, 2-5.
SS0yard run-HockSay, Rupert
rst; Brown, Payettc. second; Bice.
win Falls. third. Time. 30.
Turley Takes Century. J
lOO-yard dash-Turley Jerome,
rst Long, Rupert. second; lnglcsby' Q
oise, third. Time, 10 Is.
lO-yard hurdes-Miichell, Parma, Il
rst; Powers. Twin Falls. second;
uinter Boise. third. Mo- time was
ade on this event because the course q
as found to be one hurdle and 10