The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-12
STATE MEET SEES
GOOD MARKS MADE
CALDWELL YOUTH SETS NEW RE-
CORD In MILE EVENT-BOISE
TAKES FIRST PLACE

yesterday afternoon TOOK I1rSt place
in the eleventh annual Idaho state
interscholastic track meet held on
MacLean field at the University of
Idaho, with total of 81 points Ru-
pert, thought to have one of the
strongest aggregations in the state
and in many quarters favored as the
winner, took second place with 27
points, while Lewiston upheld the
northern states honor by taking third
place with IL points. Twin Falls,
with II points, was placed fourth
The meet was the most interesting
interscholastic track and field affair
ever held in Moscow, and competition
between the teams entered of the
xeenest sort. No remarkable time was
made in any of the events, and only
one state record was toppled during
the afternoon, but the manner in
which the affair was handled, and
the speed with which then entire meet
was dispatched kept the large crowd
interested to the last.
Running Events Thrill
The quarter mile run, taken by
Casebolt of Genesee, and the relay,
won by the Rupert quartet, shared
honors for the most interesting
events. After Boise and Kooskia had
held the lead for the first two laps
In the latter event, the Rupert team
forged into the lead during the final
22O yard dash.
Cleaver of Caldwell, smashed the
only record to be bested during the
meet when he clipped the mile run
in minutes 44.8 seconds This time
broke the former Idaho state high
school mile record of 4 minutes 47.4
seconds set by Rosenbaum of Burley,
in 1914, by 2.7 seconds. This time
is considered to be especially fast for
high school running, and will likely
remain for a number of years at the
head of the list in that event
Long, High Point Man
Long of Rupert, sensational high
man, was high point man of the meet
with total of 18 points. He took
firsts in the 100 and 220 yard dashes,
and the broad jump, and placed Sec
ond in the SO yard dash. Calvert of
Lewiston was second high point man
of the meet with 10 points, made with
first in the so yard dash, second
in the 22O, and third in the 100 yard
dash and broad jump. Quinter of
Boise was a. close third with 9 points,
with a first in the 220 low hurdles,
second in the broad jump, and third
in the 12O high hurdles. Demott of
Z
third honors with s points each, while
Eglesby of Boise, took fourth place
with ta1lies.
Points made by other teams are:
Genesee, 8; Parma, 8; Kooskia, 6;
Caldwell, 51a, Payette, 5; Wendell, 5;
Kamiah, 3 Jerome, g.; Culdesac, Q;
Occur d'Alene, 2; Kellogg, 1.
Summary
In the following summary the time
is given in tenths of seconds instead
of fifths of seconds, in accordance
with the new Pacific coast conference
track rulings.
won; Long, Rupert, second; Englesby,
Boise, third Time 5.8 seconds.
1OO-Yard Dash-Long, Rupert, won;
Englesby, Boise, second; Calvert,
Lewiston third. Time 10.4 seconds.
Mile -Cleaver, Caldwell, won
Mathews, Boise, second; Mesner,
Occur d'Alene, third. Time 4 min
utes, 44.S seconds. (New state re-
ccrd)
220-Yard Dash-Long, Rupert, won;
Englesby, Boise, second; Mul1in,
Occur d'Alene, third. Time 23.3 sec 4
onds
Parma, won; Powers, Twin Falls, sec
seconds.
440-Yard Dash -Casebolt. Genesee,
won; Bice, Twin Falls, second; Stone, !
Rupert, third Time 53.8 seconds.
220-Low Hurdles -Quinter, Boise, /
first; Calvert, Lewiston, second; Cat
termole, Lewiston, third. Time 273
seconds.
8sO-Yard Run-Brown, Payette, |
won; Hackaday, Rupert, second; Fos-
ter, Mullan, third. Time minutes !
4.3 seconds
won; Gray, Genesee, second; Wendt,
Culdesac, CLANCY, Caldwell, tied for
third Height, 10 feet inches.
Shot Put-Jenkins, Twin Falls, I
won; Harris, Kamiah, second; Or
1anda, Kellogg, third. Distance, 40 I
feet clio inches.
Discuss -Wiggin, Lewiston, won;
Demott, Boise, second; Green. Guide
sac, Brown, Mullan, tied for third.
Distance, 1O3 feet 8 inches.
High Jump-Kyle, Kooskia won;
Mitchell, Parma, second; Wellman,
Lewiston, third. Height, feet 9
inches.
Javelin-D -Demott, Boise, won; Smith,
Jerome, second; Wendt, Culdesac,
third. Distance, $50 feet.
Broad Jump-Long. Rupert, won:
Quinter. Boise, second; Calvert,
Lewiston, third Distance 20 feet II I
inches.
880-Yard Re1ay-Rupert (Nelson,
Burgher, Stone, Long) won; Boise,
second; Kooskia, third. Time min
ute 37.7 seconds.
Men Well Pleased
The meet was the most successful
ever held in Moscow, and all of the
visiting high school men and their
coaches seemed pleased with the man