The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

DIV. Champions
The annual Sidney Relays will
be held on Swanson Field Satur-
day, May IL. Six Glass A and
IL Class B schools have submit
ted entry blanks and all indica-
tons point to owe 200 athletes
scheduled to compete in the meet.
This is the largest meet of its
kind held in eastern Montana and
the second largest in the state.
Only the Helena Relays which
attracted close to 300 athletes
this year is larger.
Due to the number entered in
each event trials will be held
Saturday morning with all finals
in the afternoon. The morning
session will start at $50 with the
finals starting at las p. m.
Trophies presented annually by
the local Kiwanis club will be
awarded to the top Class A and
B schools. Medals will be given
to the winners of each event and
ribbons to the other three places.
Schools participating are:
Glass A: Sidney, Glendive, Dick
inson, Williston, Miles City and
Glasgow. Glass b: Medicine Lake,
Nashua, Scobey, Fairview, Richey,
Outlook, Wolf Point, Baker, Gull
b%ertson, Lambert, Ekalaka and
Alexander. Additional entries
may be received after this article
was written.
A small charge will be made
to spectators. Cost of tickets will
be $50 for adults and SIS for
students. Sidney students, of
course, al attend on their ac-
tivities ticket.
Last Saturday Sidney repeated
as divisional champions as they
defeated four other Glass A
schools in the meet held at Glen
dive.
Sidney's total score was 90 3/4
followed by Glendive, SO, Miles
AS, Hardin 14A and Glas-
4.
This is the meet that qualities
the individuals for the Inter
scholastic in Missoula, May II
and 18. The first five places in
each event qualify for the trip.
Sidney qualified is. These are:
Dick Helten, Bob Potts, Duane
Beagle, Lee Anderson, Ron Quill
ling, John Marman, Brent Potts,
Doyle Dotson, Tom Quilting; Jack
Marion, Jim Joslin, Richard Rein,
Gary Bracken, Craig Price and
Orin Anderson.
Glendive qualified IL, Miles
City Z, Hardin and Glasgow 3
each.
Two Sidney school records
we're broken and one tied. Gary
Bracken vaulted ii feet ~ inch
70 top team mate Grin Anderson's
record of 10 feet, z inches es-
,ablished last year.
The $50 relay team of Doyle
0otson, Craig Price, Brent Potts
md Ron Quilting timed at 1878
minutes bettered the 1881 min
ties established in 1858. Dotson's
ime of 1913 seconds in the 220
vard dash tied the record set by
kay Carpenter in 1947.
In the Glendive meet Ed
,chlauch of Dawson was high
man with 81 points. Fol-
owing him yer Dotson, 17h,
Iarman and Tom Quilting IL and
,racken 912, all of Sidney.
The four tracksters won over
alf of their schools total points.
Medals were awarded to the
irst three places in each event
nd ribbons to the other two.
idney, the winning team, re-
eived a huge trophy to add to
heir bullying collection. J
URINARY:
Shot Put 1st, Schlauch, {
ilendive; End, Newell, Hardin; ]
I'd, Feisthamel, Glendive; 4th, -,
Sidney; 5th, O'Connor, ]
lilies City. Distance, 47'5h". ]
High Hurdles = 1st, Bob Potts, {
idney; End, Beagle, Sidney; Bird,
urant, Glendive; 4th, Lee An t
erson, Sidney; 5th, R. Quilting, {
idney. Time: 16 sec.
Discus - 1st, Schlauch, End, I
[arman, Sidney; 3rd, Helten;
h, Feisthamel; 5th, Brent Potts, I
Distance, 141'3". /
100 yard dash - 1st, Pease,
lies City; End, Dotson, Sidney; t
ID, t. Quilting, Sidney; 4th, /
'olfe, Glendive; 5th, Healy, /
lendive. Time, 1915 sec. h
Mile 1st, Caflisch, Miles ]
Ity; End, Hagan, Miles City; 3rd, t
AKRON, Sidney; 4th, Gutenberg, t
lendive; 5th, Johnston, Glasgow. f
me 1889 minutes. l
440 yard dash - 1st, Dotson; n
i'd, Marman; 3rd, Miller, Miles o
.ty; 4th, Joslin, Sidney; 5th,
umphries, Glasgow. Time, 53.1 s.
t,
High jump = LIST, Sewer, Glen d
dive; End, 3rd and 4th (tie), a
,hlauch; Rein, Sidney; Little n
ght, Hardin; 5th, Pretty Weasel,
ardin and Bob Potts (tie). S
eight ST.. n
Low Hurdles = 1st, T. Quill N
lg; End, Durant, Glendive and e,
,acken, Sidney (tie); 4th, R.