Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-05-08
FIELD OF SPORTS
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Woodstock Shines In Athletic Con-
tests-Wins at Bridgewater--
Baseball News


The. fast track and field aggrega-
tion of Woodstock High won an
other victory Saturday when they
took the district meet held at
Bridgewater. Woodstock emerged
three-quarter point victor Bied-
Ter of New Market placed second in
the high jump This gave Shenan-
doah County the championship, by
a thre-point lead
Clarence Golladay. winning the
go dash and tbs broad Jump, was
the only athlete to score two first
places, or 10 points.
Stanley Golladay Rhinehart enter
ed one event only, the 100-yard dash.
This he won with ease. breasting the
tape far in advance of his nearest
opponent.
Hebron placed second in the $50,
and Kibler third in the 44O.
Berryville nosed Woodstock out
in the relay, for first place. This
was rather a surprise, and it throws
our team out of the state meet.
Woodstock will now have to depend
on individual prowess and ability.
But she will be represented by the
Brothers Golladay and Rhinehart.
The Woodstock athletes go to the
state meet, held at Charlottesville,
tomorrow. The outcome of this will
tell the tale.
The Summary
The summary of the athletic
events follows:
10O-yd. dash Won by Rhinehart.
Woodstock; second, Claggett, Berry
vile third, Taylor. Broadway,
fourth. Weller, Mt. Sidney. Time
IL seconds.
22O-yd. dash-Won by Golladay. (
Woodstock; second, Sullenberger, of
Monterey; third. Kercheval. Berry
vile; fourth. Taylor, Broadway. 7
Time-25.5 seconds.
44O-yd. dash-Won by Hardesty.
Berryviile; second. Chandler, Wey-
ers Cave; third, KILLER, Woodstock:
fourth, Turner. Broadway. Time
81 seconds.
sso-yd. run Won by Sterling
Nair, Broadway; second. Hebron, of
Woodstock: third, Parker, Berry
rille; fourth. Mcchesney. Fisher
vile Time 2:17.
High jump-won by Weller. Mt
Sidney; second. Beidler. New Mar
ket; third. tie between Kline Broad
way, and Jones, Berryville. CAN
Of these four tied for first place at
5 feet inches and placed by jump
ing off. The Il points were divided
among the four)
Broad jump Won by Golladay.
OF Woodstock second, Hardesty.
Berryville; third, Jameson. Broad
way; fourth, Alexander, Mcdowell.
Mile relay-Won by Berryville
tClagett, Parker, Jones and Har-
desty: second. Woodstock; third.
Broadway; fourth, Monterey; fifth.
FINAL GAME TO EDINBURG
Edinburg celebrated the closing
of her bowling alleys for the sum
mer by defeating Woodstock 200 I
pins in game held Thursday night
The contest was played with rub
ber-band pins, causing it to be pep
less aair. Neither team seemed to
care whether it won or not, but the
boys had lot OF fun.
Edinburg amassed a big lead in
the first and held it all evening.
Funkhouser, Lambert, sperry, Bur
ner and Gibbs rolled for Woodstock. |
while Wightman. Bowman, Downey, |
jennings and Stonebnrner repre-
sented Edinburg.
VI. A. Topples s. NJ. A.
Massanutten won her second vic
tory when she sent S. NJ. A. home
on the short of 11-9 score, We'd
nesday afternoon
The game, from a spectators
standpoint, was very comical at
times, because of the numerous
bonehead plays prevailing. Williams
steady pitching and cool-headedness.
coupled with NJ. AS ability to hit
IN the .pinches, won the game. This
she can do or the result might have
been tragedy
In the eighth the locals amassed
two against Staunton's one and held
the lead through the last frame, al
lowing only one run to her oppo-
nent. Outside Of numerous bone
heads, the features of the fray were:
Huber's long three-bagger, Williams,
pitching and homer, and the spec
taeular fielding Of s. NJ. AS short
stop.
Williams famed Is, while both of
S. II. As pitchers only netted three
together, and NJ A. registered IL
tallies against herlopponent's six.
N, M. A.4...s. ....2 10 004 ok
;. NJ. 4. geo 020 5I1
Two-base hits White. Bauser-
man. Three-base hits - Huber
i Rawlings. Home runs-W Williams.
/ Hits on Williams, s in q: off Ash
by, in i; off Fleming. in I. One
on base al, Al, 8: S. M. A., Z. Hit
by pitcher Ashby. Creamery ).
Fleming, fWagner1; Williams, /
tFlemingl Base on balls-Wil-
liams, s.; Ashby, i: Fleming. 6.
Strike-outs Williams. Is; Ashby.
4: Fleming, 2. Sacrifice hits-Wil-
iiams, kayanaugh, Haeft.
Umpires Bauserman, Massey.
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