The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-10
FINALS IN CITY
TRACK MEET TO
Be HELD FRIDAY
Sectional Meet Winners to
Vie for HonorS at Will
lard Park.


day on the Willard park oval.
Contestants in the various events
we're chosen in the sectional meets
held last week and this.
First Of the preliminary meets
was run eff last Friday morning at
Delavan Smith field. Ringgold
took first honors in both the junior
and senior divisions of the meet, in
which all south side playlots took
part.
The Ringgold seniors scored firsts
in the broad jump, high jump and
shot-put, and seconds in the fifty
yard dash and 440-yard relay to
nose out Greer by one point.
Ringgold made "a points against
% for Greer.
Constantine Wins Two
Clarence Dousch, Kansas and
Meridian, took the 50-yard dash.
leading Francis Angerer Ringgold,
to the tape. In the 100, Silvio Con-
stantino, Greer, beat out Cecil Shet-
ter, Ringgold. Constantine repeated
his victory in the 100, by also win
ming the 220-yard dash ahead of
Carl Easley, Pleasant Run.
Shelter. Ringgold star, copied
hrsts in both the broad jump and
high jump. Constantine took sec
ond honors in the former event,
ond tioI ID chart JTiIeo,, Xoneoe oNd
Meridian, in the latter.
Constantine also took second in
the shot put, placing behind Robert
Daley, Ringgold. The Greer star ac-
counted for seventeen of his teams
twenty-three points.
RinggOld Junior Is Star
In addition, he ran on the Greer
440-yard relay team which won over
the speedsters from Ringgold.
Jack Hiatt, Ringgold, starred
among the juniors, scoring firsts in
every event He won the 50-yard
dash from Solomon Crash, Kansas
and Meridian, and took the century
dash from his teammate, Joe Curtis.
He bested another teammate,
James Roudebush, to win the high
jump, and won the broad jump from
Crash of Kansas and Meridian.
In the 220-yard relay, Kansas and
Meridian, defeated the Ringgold
SpeedSters in a -and-neck race.
Hawthorne walked off with hon
ors in the senior division of the west
side meet, which was held Friday
afternoon on the Washington high
school track.
The Hawthorne speedsters garn-
cred twenty-eight points to lead
their closest rivals, Indianola, by
fifteen.
Dudley Clark of Hawthorne took
first in the 50yard dash, winning
from John Mcmahon, Indianola. |
Mcmahon, however, staged a come
back in the 100, sprinting to a vic
tory over Shirley Carter, Hawthorne |
star. Carter came back to win the
200. Methody GulefT, American Set
Element placed second
Clark scored his second victory in
the broad jump. He also tied for
hrst with Tom Despot, American
Settlement, in the high jump. Otis
Ellington placed second in the
broad leap.
Mcmahon, who scored ten of his
teams thirteen points, chalked up
second victory in the shot put.
out-tossing Harry Gibson, Haw-
thorne.
Milton Is High Point Man
Riley dash men won the 4O-yard
relay, nosing out the Hawthorne
Splinter at the tape.
Indianola and Riley battled on
even terms in the Junior division.
Each scored thirteen markers.
Rhodius was close behind with ten.
High point man was Frank Milton
Rhodius, who won the Howard
dash and broad jump, to score all
his teams points.
Edward Gum, Riley, with first in
the fifty-yard dash and second in
the 100, and Donald Dowler. Indi-
anola, who took first in the high
Jump and second in the broad
jump, scored eight points each.
Lester Abbott. Indianola. placed
second in the f1fty-yard dash and
tied for second in the high jump
to get q total Of five points.
Bennett Is East Side Threat
In the 22O-yard relay, Riley and
Lentz placed one-two.
Sanford Bennett, Willard, will be
the east side threat in the dashes at
the finals. He won all three run
ming events in the meet held Mon
day at Willard. He also placed Sec
ond in the Shotput.
Charles Colmey, Christian Park
dash man, ran second in 100 and
220. In the so yards, Merle Killion.
Morris Square, took second honors.
Hubert Bean, Christian, won the
shot put and the high jump. Don
Picker, Highland, took first hon
ors in the broad jump, defeating
Merle Killion. Picker also took Sec
ond in the high jump.
Sectional for north side play
grounds was to be held today on the
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