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H - men. The actuarial ofl‘ice boys Mi. Kiemii This 1eiord \hould1 ENDS; JQHNAIHERN
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1 last inning “1th a .1 run splurge Juflt l em l1 team is :1 inemln-i ol and the 1

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Gentlemen! The first Annual (7) 'ioss and {Ol'ft‘ll-illeliht‘l‘ will other;

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haltli' [or second place resulted 1n11'alled. 1 Fred”, April 20 y ________ V 110mm in nova-ml brilliant victorieq “d"“d‘ml Scoring
l‘l'IZHL‘I‘: (>1 llt‘ Kalb. and “2111303 The Junior M. l}. ton guts tliis‘l Willi-Jr. F E. Vs: Jr. (111}. 1 We Want the M E.“ 1 With Johnny Ahci‘n as captain the K111211151 . """"""""""" 43'5
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plan. impegtlvdy. 1hold on to anything Hiiindl. as a 11» J1. (l1.l‘.. \.~. hiipli. (.h.l‘.. ‘1 next Season. """"""""""""""" 3&0
Roberts and Nelson Place 1 sult of their extl‘nsive truck meet 1 11 “Hip,“shilez v.1 PUDlK’lZ 1 elimination li‘oni the imlooi‘ iiiiiiiia- 1 Reed ...................... 33,0
In the 100 yard high hurdle-8,117,111, the Jr. Ch. l1}. Team. The; 2:(lO——»Soph, Ell. vs. Sopli. l\/I.l“,.1m9'”l a swim oi ieqiicsts have been‘ 5mm" Summary Koliw (cant) . ...... 31.0
Roberts and Nelson of Armour15chmiel‘s will met a chance to (lem—i Monday. April 23 ‘l‘mmhpd 101 games w‘lh Junior MO 1 . Jun. “Allmuur 60; George Wil. Ahern """""""" ‘ ‘28<0
scorvil a decisive victory by leading 1 onstratc theii clans b911,“. mombms 1 10.30H151.“ FPE. vs. J,._ (LE. illillll(1zllh. Evidently 11111 hands <1l‘1lll'l’“S 1r?- Davison ..................... 18.0
”‘9 “‘i‘l 0f the field to the finish lille1izil' the family-wthcy meet the Sophi 2:(lO——Sli. Clill. v.11. Suph. (LE. 1th" S‘ihmie" “hm” “ l‘l‘k "f ab” 1 119b, ij—~Northweste1-n “B" 43; A“ Bum‘)“ --------------------- 15-5
The two mile run, the most straw-11711911111191.- next “1.1311, T011 bad, 1 Tuesday, April 24 1 HM . . 1 ””0213”, _ . Lime ...................... 12,0
ous event of the meet, was won by1g(,mebody_ 1 111,0#'],.‘ 1.1.91.3. W_ Merv. “oak 1 ‘— 1 A I“ ' 13;}03’01'4 Universiity 50l/Zi Tallafus . , . . 40.0
Calico, of Armour, who rave an‘ 1 111 1 . .1 .1 . . 1~ ‘ "mom ' 2‘ DWOTSR ------------------ «9-0
. 1 1 1 L1, 1 Erv Mezera is the first hlow~balli “05h POW,“ v... 30(an 1 H01 cmn” Al 1 Feb. 2. ~Ai'mou1‘ Fit‘l' Morton l7 1 y
excellent exhibition of physiical en~1 , _ _ mann 1 Thirl haw 10 ,1 t 1 ( 1 > 1 - Giovan ...................... 6.0
. . ‘sti‘ikeout Victim; the freshmen, thr11 ' ‘ ‘ ‘0 l L“ 1111 “"m “5 311 March 5 —A1‘mour 63‘ Morton 13.
durance. He was followed 1“ by Mil-1 . 1 11‘0hlem duc t the lln’l’l 1 l'tt' 1‘ f1 1 ”-
ler and Hutton M De Kalb 1 first perpetrators of :1 triple play; 1 .. 1 l U 1 ' ‘ ‘l 1” my 0 1 March —Loyola University 53; Totals ‘ , 1 _ 281 ,5
Th 440 ard da'Bh weiit to De 1and the Soph l‘:.E.‘S, the best howlers: 1 Notice: Bats and balls SUlel(‘(l 1 Al I‘mmhi‘kis Quito ‘ rhmip‘e twin 1 Armour 27. iiiiiiiii d
K lllcbut notyumil 1" Wm challeni’edd 7 runs in one inning! The Civils i from the A.’l' AA. fund are available ”‘0 hardwood “0“‘1 b‘” Al “1‘9“” t01 w“ mm
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ground and, after a strenuous hattlc 1;

with Trakas and Nori 01‘ De Kalb, of
Armour, took second place in the
220 yard dash after being topped by
'l‘raluw1 who appeared to he in
danger of 11min}.1 his lead throughout
the race.

Fleissner, of Armour, ran 11 good
raci- to finisih third in the half mile
rim. He hcld his own Very well in
one of the closest fought races of
tho meet.

Armour Wins High Jump

All high jumping laurels went to
Armour; Hevrdcjs. Nelson. and Bo-
jcck, outclassing the De Kalb men.‘
The Armour men tied for first place
at the height of 5 feet 6 inches.

The shot put was won by Fra—
leschi, of Armour ,after a closely
fought duo] with (Towcn, the muscle
man of the De Kalb squad. Fra-
to hi heaved the pill 39 feet 3
inches.

   

Summaries

100 yd. Dash—‘Won by Trakas
(Di. Nori 1D), second; Neal (A).
third. Time—#1102.

220 yd. Dash-»—-\V0n by Trakas
(D); Carroll (A). second; Hadley
(D). third. Timcizz3.8.

440 yei. DashAMWon by llcin (l3):
Neal (A), second; McGlaushan (DY,
third. Time~z52.9.

Half Mile Runilel by Hein
(ll); McGlaushan (D), second;
Fleissner- (A), third. Time—2:073.

1 Mile RunA—Woh by Hutton (Dl;
Riley (D). second; Baker (D),
third. TimeAIlflZB.

2 Mile Run——Won by Callen (Al;
Millor (D). second; Hutton (Dl,
third. Time—l02572.

220 yd. Low Hurdles—“WOT! by1
Nelson (A); Frazier (D), second;
Fleig (Al, third. Time—:27}.

20 yd. High Hurdles—~V‘Von by
RObPYLS (A); Nelson (Al second;1
Frazier 1’Dl,thir.d Timew16fl8

High Jump—Tie for first-Hcvr-j
viz-jg. Bejcck, and Nelson of Armour. ‘
Heighirrfi ft. 6 in.

Pole VaiilthNon by :ustace (Di:
tip between Concolino (A) anili
Finals (D) for NECOY'Ml. Height—11
it. I} in. 1

Broad JumpiWon hy Mori (Dl;‘1
Kulpak (A1 recond; Nelson (A)
thiid. Dititance—Zl ft 73/4 in.

Shot PubiWon by Fratcschi (Al;
(lowen (ll), second; Hein (D) third.
Distant-9735) ft 3 in

Javalin ThrowVWnn by Cordes1
1A); Cohorts (A) , second; Howaid1
(D1 third Distance—«H16 ft.

Dim-:12. Throw—Won by Cowenl
(Di; Ti‘akas (D), second; Robeils1

(A1, third. Disatance~—119 ft, 4 in.1

 

 

   
 
 
  
      
    
  

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