The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-05-17
ELKTON HIGH WINS TRACK
MEET
Rising Sun Gets Fourth Place
In Athletic Event

ANASAuS sum NOsD EOuKW HsAC6
In Athletic Event
The fifteenth annual track and
field meet of Cecil County schools,
held at Elkton, on Friday, under the
auspices of the Cecil County Board
of Education and the Playground
Athletic League, attracted one OF the
largest crowds that has ever attend~
ed a similar event in the county.
The meet was won by the Elkton
High School; North East High
second; Chesapeake City High third,
and Rising Sun fourth.
The points scored by the various
schools were as follows: Elkton
High School, 121; North East High,
SO; Chesapeake City, 89; Rising
Sun, 68; Elkton Elementary, AZ;
Kenmore High, 81; Perryville High,
II; Leeds and Charlestown, each
10; Pleasant Hill, 8; Cherry Grove,
6; Elk Mills, s.; Cecilton High, s.
Rising Sun scored in the following
events:
5O-Yard Dash-Won by William
Boyle, Rising Sun; second, William
Biggs, Cecilton; third, r. Harvey,
North East, fourth, William Schloss-
nagle, Rising Sun. Time, z sec.
44O-Yard Relay-Won by Eikton
High; second, Elkton Elementary;
third, Rising Sun; fourth, Chesa-
peake City. Time, min. 1-5 sec.
Target Pitch-Won by Walter
Cameron, Rising Sun; William Brat
ton, Elkton, second; Harvey Burke,
Cherry Hill, third; John McCann,
North East, fourth.
660-Yard Medley Relay-Won by
Elkton High; Rising Sun, second.
Time, min. II 1-5 sec.
Running Broad Jump-Won by
Vernon McNeal, Elkton; George
Harvey, North East, second; Troy
Kilby, Rising Sun, third; Spurgeon
Nickle, North East, fourth. Dis
tance, II #.
88-Pound Shotput-Won by Gift
ford Scarborough, Elkton; William
Boyle, Rising Sun, second; Barr,
Elkton, third; Sadowsky, North
East, fourth. Distance, 80 tt. in.
Mile Relay-Won by North East;
Elkton High, second; Rising Sun,
third. Time, min. 26 1-5 sec.
Running Catch Relay--Won by
Elkton High; second, Calvert High;
third, Elkton Elementary; fourth,
Hit ana Run Base Won by Mad
aIine BenNon, Chesapeake City: sec
ond. Dorothy Crawford. Chesapeake
lCity,. and Dorothy Cameron, Rising
Sun, tied; third, Madaline Bedwell
and Helen Wilson, Elkton, tied.
Time, 10 2-5 sec.
Boys disqualification defeated
North East, 16 to IL; Chesapeake
defeated Leeds, II to z: Rising Sun
defeated Cherry Hill, 10 to 10; Elk
ton Elementary defeated Chesa-
peake City, 16 to a. Rising Sun
defeated Perryville, II to IL; Rising
Sun defeated Elkton Elementary, 13
to 12. Winning team, Buck. Lucas,
Jenkins, Ragan, Mccoy, Riley,
Schlossnagle, Lieski, Trueman, Hem
derson and Nickleson. .s.......,
Girls Dodgeball-Rising Sun de-
feated North East, IS to 6; Chesa-
peake City defeated Colora, IL to a
Elkton Elementary defeated Prin-
cipio, 10 to g.; Pleasant Hill defeat
ed Calvert High, '16 to Is; Rising
Sun defeated Providence, II to Is;
Chesapeake City defeated Elkton
Elementary, II to 16; Perryville de-
feated Cherry Hill, 21 to 20; Rising
Sun defeated Pleasant Hill, IL to s;
Chesapeake City defeated Perryville,
IL to z; Rising Sun defeated Chesa-
peake City, IA to IL. Winning
team, Nancy Connolly, Sophia Pierce,
Dora Connell, Evelyn Todd, Hazel
Hutchins, Elizabeth Kincaid, Mar
tha Keilholtz, Margaret Yocum,
Louise Monger, Dorothy Dinsmore.
Girls Hitball-Rising Sun defeat
ed North East, 10 to 2; Rising Sun
defeated Elkton, to S. Winning
team, Dorothy Reynolds, Lola Nc
peak, Helen Reynolds, Lucy Will
liams, Ethel Hanna, Evelyn Dins-
more, Dorothy Cameron, Ruth
Jenkins, Helen Nickles and Emma
Taylor.
Girls Volleyball-Calvert defeat
ed Elkton High, 10 to s.; Cecilton
defeated North East, Is to 3: Ken
more defeated Chesapeake City, rs
to q; Rising Sun defeated Calvert.
~ to 10; Cecilton defeated Ken
more, IT to 3; Rising Sun defeated
Cecilton, to S. Winning team.
Margaret Reed, Ida Umburger, Fran
ces Connolly, Susan Cox, Wilsie
Kincaid, Ethel Akers, Josephine
Dennis and Gladys Akers.
ORPHANS COURT