The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
SCHOOL NOTES
Grade Athletics

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Grade Athletics
The track meet Tor the grade
pupils Of N. e. Weld was held at
buckingham on Tuesday afternoon.
The weather was favorable and the
attendance good. All those present
showed great interest in the various
events and the winners were acclaim
ed in most hearty manner. 1t
would have taxed the ability Of the
judges to the utmost to have decid-
ed who made the most noise but the
starters Job would have been a sine
cure for all Of the shouters were self
starters and easy starters.
The entants In each event were
limited to two from each school,
Grover did not send any representa-
tives so there were six contestants
In each event. In the relay race
only one team could re entered from
leach school.
At the end of the day Buckingham
boys were sporting many colors.
In the class under Is pounds they
carried away:
1st and End In the Broad Jump.
lst and End in the High Jump
1st and End In the SO. yard Dash.
1st In the Quarter Mile Relay
In the class between rs and 100
pounds they took
1st and 3rd in Broad Jump
lst and End in High Jump
lst in Quarter Mile Relay.
Those over 100 pounds won
1st and End in IS Yard Dash
1st and 3rd in Broad Jump
lst in High Jump
1st In Reley Race.
Bully for Buckingham!
With regard to the girls events
The Raymer girls may have had
fluttering hearts early In the day but
they certainly carried fluttering RIB
bons at the end Of the day.
The little girls under IS pounds
came home with the following dis
tinctions: r
Elizabeth Frantz, End In SO yard
Dash; Genevieve Kellner, 3rd In 50
yard Dash: Viola Knoll, 1st in High
Jump; Elizabeth Frantz, End In High
Jump; Jessie Kirk, 3rd in Base ball
Throw.
Those in the class over IS pounds
were handicapped by the absence Of
Alice Fiscus who was sick. Had
Alice been there she should entered
In the Dash the High Jump and the
Thiow. But this class did not do 80
badly; Mildred Littlefield. who needs
no Introduction to those interested
in athletics, delighted everybody
present ~ her fine successes and
those who were unable to be present
will be thrilled to learn that Mild
red was first in each of the three
individual events in this class: the
so yard Dash; the High Jump and
the Baseball Throw.
Three times three for Mildred!
Perline Zortman ran we'll In the
Dash and secured End place.
In the Relay race the Raymer team
composed Of Elizabeth Frantz, Viola
Knoll. Perline Z0rtman and Mildred
Littlefield. tied Tor second place.
Our bays were somewhat overshad-
owed by Buckingham but they an
nexed some ribbons.
In the Class under 76 pounds: Ed
ward riscus was 3rd In the Broad
Jump; Clifford Moore 3rd In the so
yaid Dash: and the Relay team,
nade up cf ebert Sheppard, Arthur
Fischer. Clifford Moore and Edward
Fiscus finished second.
In the class IS to 100 pounds:
Kenneth Kellner was LIST In the so
yard Dash; Earl Giles tier for 3rd
In the go yard Dash; Dallas Kirk
was End in the Broad Jump; Kenneth
Kellner was 3rd In the High Jump;
and the Relay team, made up of
Kenneth Kellner, Dallas Kirk, Ray
Snyder and Earl Giles, finished
second
In the Glass over 100 pounds, in
which there were five events, Ray
mar had only one representative.
Glen Macklin. Glen entered the
High Jump but was outclassed by
older. heavier oys.
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