The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-25

friday on Lne local GROUNDS, proved
to be a very exciting and thrilling
spectacle for all who attended, with
| TX, 8R and ga coming out on top,
and 1OA and 10D battling it out to
tie.
TX, Mr.. Poffenberger's room, had
little competition in winning, with 38
points, while their nearest opponent,
II, Mrs Flook's room, tailed total
of Is, with the classes of Miss Bow
ard, Mrs. Alling and Miss Horst
trailing with 10, Is and II points re-
spectively.
In the eighth grade it was run-a-
way, with 8R, Mr. Wizards room,
collecting 411s points. Their near
est competitor was Ok, Miss Trim
ble's room, who tailed 26 points,
with 81, Mrs. Dusenberry's room,
following close behind with "a 8Y,
Miss Landon's room, was fourth with
Is, while ct, Mrs. Alcorn's room,
came in last with only one-half point
to its credit.
In the ninth grade it was ga, Mr.
Pennington's room, coming out on
top with total of 38 points, and Cd,
Mr.. Moser's room, following close
behind with 33. 9E, Miss Cavanaugh's
room, &C, Miss Whitmore's room, and
OBJ, Mr.. Griffith's room, tailed 20,
II and 7 respectively.
In the tenth grade the story was
different, with 10A, Mrs. Blevin's
room, and 10D, Miss Vink's room, in
deadlock. with each collecting %
points. 10C, Mr.. Green's room, and
lob, Mr.. Bookbinder's room, came
close behind with 26 and 81 points,
while ZOE, Mrs. Bookbinder's room,
finished last, with 4 points to it's
credit.
One of the most spectacular run
ming events of the day occurred dur
ing the 880yard relay of the tenth
grade boys, when the 10C entry came
from 30 yards behind to overtake
the favored four from 10A.
The winning team boosted lineup
of Don MARQUES, Bill McNamee,
Don McBrien and Bob Mckee, while
the second place team was composed
of Joe Ensminger, Harold Becky,
John Corbett and Ed Cross.
Listed below are the individual
records for the first, second and
third place winners:
Seventh Grade Boys
Standing Broad Jump: Shrader,
TX, first; Churchill, IL, second;
Sanders, ~, third
Hop-Step-Jump: Shelley, 7R, first;
Steiner, TT, second; Wolford, ~,
third.
Running Broad Jump: Kennedy,
IL, first; Smith, TX, second; Rowe,
~, third
50-Yard Dash: Mauk, TX, first;
Churchill, IL, second; Meats, TT,
third.
60-Yard Dash: Shrader, TX, first;
Shelley, 7R, second; Smith, TX, third.
220-Yard Relay: 7Y, first; TX, Sec
ond; TT, third.
Seventh Grade Girls
Standing Broad Jump: Bussard,
", first; Trumpower, TX, second;
Winters, TT, third.
Hop-Step-Jump: Ambrose, 7R,
first; Jenkins, IL, second; Canoe, TX,
third.
50-Yard Dash: Harper, 7R, first;
Canoe, TX, and Nutter, 7Y, tied for
second.
220-Yard Relay: TX, first; TT, Sec
ond; 7Y, third.
Softball throw: Smith, TX, first;
Valentine, IL, second; Harne, IT,
third.
Eighth Grade Boys
Standing Broad Jump: Derr, 8Y,
and Barr, 8Y, tied for first; Sigler,
Ok, third.
Hop-Step-Jump: Kuhn, 81, first;
Mason, 81, second; Langenstein, 8R,
third.
Running Broad Jump: Winters, 8R,
first; Strautz, 8X, second; Seal, 8R,
third.
50-Yard Dash: Derr, BY, first;
Zeigler, 8X, second; Orr, Ok, third
75-Yard Dash: Kuhn, 81, first;
Vaughn, 8X, second; Cutshaw, Ok,
third.
44O-Yard Relay: Or, first; Ok, Sec
ond.
Eighth Grade Girls
Standing Broad Jump: Yetter, 81,
first; Jennings, 8R, second; Wolfens-
berger, Ok, third.
Hop-Step-Jump: Faulders. 81,
first; Kirtley, 8R, second; Montgom-
cry, Ok, third
Run and Catch: 8R, first; Ok, sec