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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
BY LEO FL. PETERSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 21.-Hard luck
which has pursued William Watson
Clark, ace of Brooklyn's left-handed
pitchers, during his major league
career caught up with him again
Monday and broke his seven-game
winning streak.
The slender Southpaw limited the
Chicago Cubs to three hits, but lost
his game, to 0. Clark, in his last
eight games, has compiled an earned
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lar of the season, was preceded by
others in which such mild-man-
nered men as Lefty ODoul of the
Robins and coach George Burns of
the Giants we're fined an6 Sus-
pended.
The latest to feel Prexy Heyd-
ler's sting were manager Hornsby
and coach Ray Schalk of the Cubs
and Lefty ODoul of the Robins,
who were plastered with $50 fines
Monday for talking back to umpire
Ted McGrew.
The belief that umpiring in the
National was not all that it might
be was strengthened when Heydler
forbade three of his arbiters work
ing behind the plate. Also it might
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NdpIclII1 o. w. 1A6II~ 4NCdI
nedy, army post matchmaker, be-
lieveS he has arranged a card that
will please from the standpoint Of
punch throwing. Pat Murphy, pro-
tege of Bud Taylor, is down for one
of the Six-rounders with Dutch
Battling Of Morristown, who has
fought locally and over the state
for two years. Both lads have
turned in wins over Red Holloway.
There will be six scraps on the
thirty-eight-round bill consisting of
two fours, two SKIES, an eight and
one ten. RingSide decisions will be
given. In one of the SKIES two Ne
gro battlerS will collide, Kid
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 21.-Those
4 y men in blue who, while or the
ball field are a combination of
Mussolini, Stain and a supreme
court judge insofar as authority is
concerned, are having a very tough
time indeed this season, especially
ir the National League.
William KLEIN of the infallible
Klems, who swears by all that is
holy that he never called one wrong
in his life, probably would tell you
all this rumpus about the umpires
being not only blind, but deaf.
dumb, crippled and unreasonable in
the bargain is silly chatter; that
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called consolation run registered by
the home boys was scored in the
last frame. Munns and Bream per-
formed on the local mound and
both were bumped.
Len Koenecke blew himself to
three hits, including a triple, and
Datted in three runs. Another fea-
ture was the snappy performance
turned in by the Tribe inflelders.
Narlesky, Bedore, Goldman and
Manager Mccain. They gave Bur-
well high-claSS support.
1t was the eleventh win of the
season for Burwell, the oldest pas
timer in point Of service with the
Indians. He has six defeats against
him. Bill got away to a poor start
IN the spring, but gradually regained
form and looks the part of a con-
sistent winner the remainder of the
A. A. campaign. He allowed ONLY
SIX Safeties until the ninth Monday
and issued no walks.
Manager Mccain of the Tribes
men announced today Lee Hanlev.
collegiate outf1elder, will be re-
leased outright. The Tribe boss
decided Hanley can not hit league
pitching. Jack Hendricks, assist
ant to Owner Perry and Tribe scout.
was scheduled to depart today for
a tour Of the bush leagues in search
OF young talent for next season.
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By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 21.-After seven
and a half seasons with the Chi
cago Cubs, Fred (SherifD Blake,
right-hand pitcher, was on his way
to join the Phillies today. Waivers
were asked on Blake Monday and
the Phillies claimed him at the
usual price of $500.
Another shift in the Cubs outfleld
has benched Hack Wilson, major
league home run leader last year,
for the third time this season.
Wilson'S batting slump has caused
Manager Rogers Hornsby to shift
Kiki Cuyler to center field, and put
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some games and playing the out
field in others. Reb has not lost
the old batting eye and is one of
the teams best sluggers. Russell was
a maintasy hurler in the majors for
years and later starred as fence
busting fly-chaser in the big minors.
Wednesdays game will be free to
women and admission for men will
be SO cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
COACH LEAVES CLINIC
By Times Special

ROCHESTER, MINI, July I'll
HEARTILY (Hunk) Anderson, senior
football coach for Notre Dame, will
remain here until Aug. 9, he said
today on his release from the Mayo
clinic.
II am feeling fine after my four
week rest here" Anderson said. 81
am in good shape physically and
will be ready for the opening of
training at Notre Dame Sept. IS"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
BoStWiCk Buys Speedy
2-Year- Old Colt
By United Press

BIZ Untte6 Press
CHICAGO, July 21.-A. c. Bost-
wick, owner Of Mate, champion g.
year-old, has purchased Proteus,
phenomenal 2-year-old, from Tony
Pelleteri of New Orleans for $25, 900,
it became known today.
Bostwick bought Proteus with
part of the $73,65O he received when
Mate won the Arlington classic Sat-
urday and shipped the juvenile east
with the son of Prince Paul-Hallan-
shandra. Proteus is a son of In
flnite-Our Option and was bought
by Pelleteri for $1,000 in Kentucky
last fall.
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TUFFY GRIFFITH VICTOR

By United Press
CHICAGO. July Fluffy Grit
fiths of Sioux City and Chicago
scored a decisive victory over Paul
Pantaleo, Chicago Italian, in a ten
round bout here Monday night.
Griffith weighed 1891, Pantaleo,
ITO.
Griffith flooredl Pantaleo four
times, but could mot finish him.
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experience. Predlc-
tons indicate the
headline ten-round-
er will be fast, but
many fans also ex-
pect the semi-wind-
up of eight stanzas
to be worth the
money. Will ar d
Brown, Indianapolis
junior welter, will
mix with Jimmy
Neal of Cincinnati,
and both are touted
as swift steppers.
Taken as a whole,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
26 IN AUTO RACE

Toe Mannix of indianapolis has
entered one of his T. A. T. specials
for the 1oo-lap Negro auto race at
Walnut Gardens speedway next
sunday, bringing the total entry list
70 twenty-six. The race was post
,,oned from last Sunday because OF
rain. Co. +,,o
Mannix car, but it is the same one
with which Al Jones has won sew
sraI races this year. A match race
also is on the program for Sunday.
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Runs batted in-Koenecke (3). Bedore
90 Angley. Burwell. Hopkins Two-base
hits = Goldman. burst. Morrissey. Three
base hit-Koenecke. Sacrifce-Burwell
Double play-Goldman to Bedore to Nc
Cam. Base on balls-Of Munns. 2; off
Bream, !. Struck out-BY MunnS, /. Wild
pitch-Munns. Passed ball-Fenner. Hits
of Munns. 7 in Ia innings: of Bream
in 4 2-3 innings. Losing pitcher-Munns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21

Question Marks of Sacred Heart lost
their first league scrap OF the season in
the City Catholic loop when they dropped
the first tilt of a twin bill to Lourdes.
4 to 3. Sunday. Sauer was on the hill for
the Marks and pitched a brilliant game
until the final inning. when he weakened
homer with two mates aboard. The game
went to extra innings and the Irvington
Wuensch was nicked for but one bingle
and the Marks romped of with the con-
the Marks. st. Catherine defeating st.
Patrick IL to in a SUGGEST. while Ca
thedral advanced at the expense of Holy
Rosary. 10 to 4. Landers was very effec-
tive the first game against the Marks, but
in the second encounter, Feeney was bat
tered from the hillock
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Defending Champ Wins
First Round Struggle
Thrilling Struggle | Up; Elizabeth Abbott,
MedaiSt Trails Lou Adams.
BY DICK MILLER

battles
greens Country got
way golf
championship.
enfoot putt the eighteenth for birdie
cson by the rules committee giving
abd Mrs A. Bulson Of
holder nosed out Miss Wee Gary
battle. Miss Weer placed
players prospects
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Lefty Clark Gives Cubs Only 3
Hits But Robins Tumble. ! to @

run average of slightly more than
one a contest.
Major leagues say Clark has lost
more games by single run than
any other pitcher now working.
Chicago's victory was clean cut.
Danny Taylor tripled in the seventh
and Hemsley brought him home
with a single. Taylor also got the
other hit off Clark, a single in the
second, and played a fine game in
the outf1eld.
The Robins collected seven hits
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
PERU GOLFERS ON TOP

BIZ Times Special
PERU, Ind. July 21.-Marion
Smith, Peru pro, and Forrest
Bowen, local amateur, captured the
pro-amateur golf meet held here
Monday with best ball of 81. Sec
ond honors went to Guy Paulson,
new Portland pro, and Billy Bassett,
FIT. Wayne amateur, with So.
Among indianapolis entries, Ralph
StonehouSe, pro, and Bill Wilkinson,
amateur, scored 65 to gain fifth
place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Stars Enter
State Shoot

BIZ Times Special
ORLEANS, Ind, July 21.-The
state trapshoot was scheduled to get
under way here today and numerous
crack scatter-gun stars were entered.
In the practice event held Monday
there was a three-way tie at 80 out
of 100 targets. Leaders were H. H.
Arvin and j. r. Johnson.
Other top shooters were J. A.
Bland, H. E. johnson and Ora AK
with 90 scores. r. M. Jenkins and
R. Houser were close with 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Galaxy of Glove Throwers
on Harrison Card Tonight

All the action on tonight's hstic
offering at Fl. Harrison hardly will
be confined to the main dish be-
tween Jackie Purvis, Kokomo well
terweight of national reputation,
and Jack Brady, another mauler of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Oh Dear!

ATEW YORK, July I'll
~ Desmond Jeans, English
actor. who deserted the stage
for the prize ring, climbed into
his first American boxing arena
wearing a monocle Monday
night. but wasn't wearing it
when he was carried out.
Jack Phoenix Of New York,
in the seventh round, after
Jeans had piled up a slight
margin, knocked the English
man out with a series Of hard
punches to the head.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
FRANCHISE is CHANGED
BIZ United Press

o Q fItttu IItbo
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 21.-
Franchise of the Mobile Southern
League club was transferred to
Knoxville, Tenn, Monday, by rep
resentativeS of the eight clubs. Byrd
Douglass, Mobile owner, said the
transfer was necessary because G
lack of support in Mobile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21

Qay nlgAC when
the fast Indian
dianapolis Dady A.
C's, one of the
best in the state
semi-pro circles,
clash with Tay-
lor'S A. B. C.'s. Ac-
ton will start at
8:15. In the line
up Of the Dadys
will be the vet
eran, Reb Russell,
who does double
rlyYfxy ;&
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done right well in the west
Tackling the Apostles Monday in the third tilt
OF the series, Bill Burweu mounted the Tribe hill
lock and proceeded to shut out the A. A pace
makers for eight rounds, winning II to l. the VIC
tory giving the HooSers edge of two to one on
their stay at Lexington park The Saints of course
had chance to even matters today, but at the
same time the Tribesmen were girded for warfare
and hoped to capture the series three to one
The Indians made their bingles count Monday
and also took smart advantage of ST. Paul errors
Fact OF the matter the league leaders went to
pieces on the defense and committed six miscues
whereas the winners played erroresS ball and COL
lecteo thirteen hits to nine for the home team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
BRITONS NAME SNTTH

LONDON, July q. = Charles
Smith today was recognized by the
British boxing commission as the
heavyweight champion of Great
Britain. Smith was awarded the
title Monday when "Phainting Phil"
Scott in letter to the commission
surrendered the title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21

Diamond Chain nine defeated Douglas
stars Sunday, to 6. Kelly and Carroll
formed the winning battery, Kelly striking
Sunday. An outfelder also is wanted by
Diamond Chain. Tryouts see Jim Col
mond Chain grounds Wednesday between
$50 and D. m. For games call at Dia-
mond Chain grounds after $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
CLEVELAND BUYS WHITE

81 Times Special
CLEVELAND, O.. July 21-In-
fielder Harry White has been pur-
chased by the Cleveland Indians
from Sacramento of the Pacific
Coast League. He plays second
base and is batting about 300 He
will report late in the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
SHARE GOLF HONnRS

Frank O'Neil and Vern Trask tied
for low net in the Meridian Hills
blind nine" tournament, each hay
lg net 20. E. E. Martin, with a
net 80, was second, one stroke ahead
of R. P. Oblinger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
SOX BUY NORMAN

Willie Norman, outf1elder of the
NIuskogee Western Association club
has been sold to the Chicago White
Sox. The sale was a straight cash
transaction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Indians Cain Series Edge Over
Leaders; Final Battle on Today
BurWelI Blanks Saints for Eight Innings Monday Win
ming, II to |; Koenecke Poles Three Hits, IncIud-
ing Triple; Tribe Leaves for Home Tonight.
BY Times Special

ST PAUL July 21Windng their leading
mere To-Day the Indians OF Emmett Mccain will depart for home
VIII
under the lights at Washington Friday
looking forward
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Lois Bond, young Ft. Wayne
player, won three of the last four
holes to square her match with Miss
Dorothy Gustafson, South Bend girl,
at the halfway mark. Miss Lou
Adams of Meridian Hills, 1890 med
aliSt, won the ninth hole to go one
up on Miss Elizabeth Abbott, 1881
medalist, at the turn and Miss
Elizabeth Dunn, city champion, was
one up on Mrs. Carl McCaskey, 1880
runner-up, in a see-saw battle.
Patten Far Ahead
Mrs. j. c. Patten, OF I. c. c.
halved the first two holes with Mrs.
Charles Kelly Of Riverside and then
won the next seven to go z up. She
shot a 40, one over women'S par.
Mrs. G. A. Jaqua of Highland was
up on Mrs. Ben Stevenson of Me-
ridian Hills when they started the
home nine.
A drizzling rain greeted the field
OF ninety-eight as they started
match play in six flights this morn
ing, leaving the tee at five minute
intervals after $50. The elimina-
ton process will reduce the field
half daily until Friday. Then the
final matches in the championship
and five other flights will be de-
termined.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott, Avalon's
star, set the pace for the field Mon
day and fired beautiful 81. three
strokes over women's par, to be the
low medalist of the qualifying round.
Women's par is 39-39-78, while Miss
Abbott had 44-37-81.
Young Star Second
Trailing Miss Abbott by four
strokes was Miss Dorothy Gustaf-
son of South Bend, the young player
who some time ago attracted the
attention Of women'S western golf
circles by eliminating Mrs. Lee Mida.
player Of national repute, in the
western open. She had an IS Mon
day, one stroke better than Mrs. J..
G. Patten of the indianapolis Coun-
try Club. Miss Alice Belle English
OF Lafayette was fourth, with 81.
The qualifying round produced
two big surprises. Mrs. A. E. Bull
son OF Fl. Wayne, defending cham
pion, exercised her privilege to re-
main out of the qualifying test and
claim No. l position in the match
play bracket today. The other was
Miss Elizabeth Dunn'S 90.
4, From the local angle the lower half of
me night contains all the interest. In
Iact II Is, interesting to notice the upper
hal1 OF the championship flight of eight
PLAYERS has seven of them from out of
town. Only. one Mrs. Scott Legge of
Riverside is local The entire lower half
OF the bracket. the eight players. are from
Highland team. composed of Mrs. Carl
McCaSkeY with 80. Mrs. G. A. Jaoua with
~ ana MIS- Robert Tinsley and Mrs. j. S.
championship with a total of 367,
l., Follo,ying ,today's play a. business meet
the 1882 tournament. Mrs. w. D. Cieaven-
ger, president. said today invitations viii
be rendered by Coquillard of South Bend
and Grandview course at Anderson. It
is likely the event will be awarded Co
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Feature Clash
Under Lights

Another independent diamond
feature will be staged under the
lights at Washington park WedneS-
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fOr the
constantly moved 'em down." ' 4' ""N
Two O1g SpurgS put the of
boosters
oer 1r1be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Phils Get Sheriff Blake on
Waivers; Wilson Is Benched

Vincent Barton, Los Angeles rookie,
in right field, with Danny Taylor in
left field.
Pilot Hornsby and coach Ray
Schalk of the Chicago Cubs and
outfielder Lefty O'Doul of Brooklyn
each have been fined $50 by Presi-
dent John Heydler for disputing
umpire McGrew'S decision in last
Saturdays Cubs-Robins game.
ORIOLES SIGN MUM
The Baltimore Orioles took on
catcher Bud Mum last week after
the veteran backstop had drawn
his release from Elmira
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21
Monday Fight Results

BY United Press
AT NEW YORK madison Square Gard
en- -Eduardo Quarry. l42 Cuba. knocked
Johnny, O'Keefe. 144i7 Paterson, n j.
knocked out Benny Flax. LA, Baltimore.
Al. NEW YORK coliseum Jack Phoe-
nix. $50: New York. knocked out Desmond
Jeans, 1853 England, %: Eddie Shapiro,
~ 32+ New York. outpointed Eddie Ran.
AT PITTsBURGH-Jimm Belmont.
14s34: Pittsh g5s 5R9cSed out Buck Mc
Brannon. 144. Pittsburgh. defeated eddie
Edelman 1884. Alaska. 80.
AT ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Carnera-Han
sen bout postponed, rain: two to be held
Tuesday night.
AT NEWARK. N. J.-singer-Brown bout
postponed. rain.
AT CHICAGO-Garry Leach. 1914. Gary.
Ind. scored a technical knockout over Ed
gar Norman. 1907. Chicago. in the eighth
Knocked out Buck Everett. 18l. Gary, Ind,
in the first round. Joe Corbett. 1897, Chi
cago. defeated Knute Dane. 1917, Den
mark. in five rounds.
AT TIvERTON. r. babe Herman.
Los Angeles lightweight was Knocked
out in the first round by Sammy Fuller of
Boston.
O'Hara Sans were idle last Sunday due
to a conflict in their schedule. but expect
to get into action Sunday against Nor
Sans Will workout Wednesday and FRIDAY
evenings at Brookside. all players must
attend. Sans gSant to schedule a state
tember Gail or wire K R Spillman. $40
North oxford street. Cherry 3sl8-W
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FOLLOWING ,today's play a business meet
ing ing VIII be held in the clubhouse to elect
oulcers for next year and select spot for
the 1882 tournament Mrs. w. D. Cieaven-
ger. president. said today. Invitations viii
and Grandview course at Anderson. It
is likely the event will be awarded Co
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-21

Due to a cancellation Indianapolis Tri-
angles are without a game for Sunday
and desire to hear from a fast state team
at once Write or wire H. E. Beplay 82l
North Ritter avenue, or phone 1rvington
1897.
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Major Leaders

Gehrig Yankees. % Foxx Athletics. 10
Ruth. Yankees. 23lAverill. Indians. 1a
Klein. Phillies... 81
RUNS BATTED IN
Gehrig Yankees 100lKlein. Phillies. SO
Ruth. Yankees. e8lCronin. Senators. 80
Simmons. Athlet's "a
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Hoosier AS have their own park and
would like to book q game for Sunday;
West Morris street. phone Belmont 0165.
or evenings Belmont 40a9.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCAAAAON
vNy0IANAPOLIS at st. Paul.
louisville at Minneapolis.
CoIumbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
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From the local angle the lower half of
TACT it, Is, interesting to notice the upper
I nair OF tn, the championship flight of eight
town. Only one Mrs Scott Ieege Of
Riverside is local. The entire lower half
OF the bracket. the eight players. are from
Indianapolis.
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Highland team. composed of Mrs. Carl
6M6cCsSSkey with 49,. Mrs. c. A. .Jaqua with
g. anq MIS- ., Robert Tinsley and Mrs. J. s.
championship with total Of S67,
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South Side Turner's lost a close game to
the Inter-Southern Life Insurance nine
Sunday. to 8. Wilson pitched great ball
for seven innings holding the winners
hit1ess and struck out eleven men. but he
weakened in the eighth and four punched
hits cost him the game. Turner's outhlt
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Manager Of Lebanon baseball club is
asked to write r. King, 1919 East Tenth
street. at once.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

, AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis at New York
! Detroit at washington.
! TYieveland at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Poston at Pittsburgh.
BTookITn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis. - game.
philadelphia at CINCINNATI no SAN'''
Naved previously.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-05-08
Greatest Big-4 Track Meet
Continued from page one)

% 16 points. Wolf Point placed tywood I; Scobey s; Brockton s.;
second Antelope 8 10; Whitehall 8; Out
The ranking of the teams and look 2; Medicine Lake 1; Sidney
points follow: l16
Bamvine % 10; Wolf Point The results of each event and
20 13; Culbertson II; Poplar II; record follow (Winners in order
Lambert 10; Fairview 9 16; PRn- of their rank:
Low Hurdles. Time 1856 sec.
Martin. Bainvile; Maxam. Culbertson; Smith, Scobey.
High Hurdles. Time 1876 sec.
Weeks, Wolf Point; Ross. Lambert; Maxam, Culbertson.
100 yard Dash. Time 1913 sec.
Martin, Bainyil1e; Weimer, Whitehall; Seegar, Scobey.
Mile Run. Time 5 mil. 10 sec.
Jarvis. Lambert; Meyers, Fairview; Speigeberg, Culbertson.
Pole Vault. Height 9 it. 9 in.
Trinder, Poplar; Durkin, Culbertson; Tied for 3rd, Courohene.
Wolf Point; Steffensen, Wolf Point; Richardson. Antelope; sala,
Bainvfne; Flynn, Fairview and M C. Grave. Sidney.
20 I'd. Dash. Time 246 sec.
Martin, Bainvine; Hoven, Antelope; Kutbera, Outlook.
Javeln Throw. Distance 143 fit.
Anderson, Brockton; Weeks, Wolf Point; Courchene, Wolf Point.
$50 yd. Run. Time Q min. ID sec.
Martin, Bainville; Apin Culbertson; Schaffer. Scobey.
Broad Jump Distance 1Sft 2h in.
Guenther, Plentywood; Langree, Scobey; Kuteber, Outlook.
4O yd. Dash. Time SIS sec.
Martin, Bainvine; Chase. Fairview; Femme, Wolf Point.
Discus Throw. Distance SO #. 4 in.
Weeks, Wolf Point; Halmot. Bainvile; Ramstead, Poplar.
High Jump. Height S it. 4 "a in.
Tnnder. Poplar; Tied for Ord: Ross, Lambert; Grunvod, Plenty
wood.
Shot Put Distance AZ II. 4 in.
Weeks, Wolf Point; Dor, Fairview; -- Medicine Lake.
" Mile Relay. Time min. "A sec.
Wolf Point Team, Femme, Clark, Weeks, Courchene); scobey;
Plentywood.
Mile Relay. Time 3 min. 54 New Big4 Record
Culberton, Bainvihe, Scobey.
High Point Men
1t Observation-Disclosures points
End Weeks-wolf Points points Bird Trnder- Poplar-1o points